I can't say it any clearer than I have above. I don't agree with you or Aggiebean, for the reasons I have given above, and I will oppose you if you attempt to remove all references to Kurth's book or use pejorative language instead of the neutral language that is appropriate in this article. That does not mean, by the way, that I think the article should say that she was Anastasia. It should say the DNA testing that was done indicates that she was in all likelihood Franziska Schanzkowska. But, as this is an article about Anderson's life and Kurth's book is a biography of Anderson, some of what he wrote about her should be included along with other books about the Anderson case. You and Aggiebean are and have been more than a little overwrought on this topic of late.