Anastasia
Subtitle: the lost princess
By: James Blair Lovell.
Edition: 1st ed.
Publisher: Regnery Gateway; Distributed to the trade by National Book Network
Published: 1991
Place of publication: Washington, D.C; Lanham, MD
Language: eng
Number of pages: 512
ISBN-13: 9780895265364
Subjects: Anastasii͡a︡ Nikolaevna, Grand Duchess, daughter of Nicholas II, Emperor of Russia, 1901-1918; Anderson, Anna; Princesses -- Russia -- Biography
Description: Presents the author's findings concerning Anna Anderson who claimed to be Anastasia, the last surviving daughter of Czar Nicholas II of Russia.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. 483-488) and index.
Table of contents: title: The imperial dynasty; title: Never forget who is Czar; title: A misunderstood and unloved Czarina; title: Even the roses were mauve; title: Incomparable as a mother; title: I was named the clown; title: God's gift to Russia; title: The old Russia was no more; title: That I cannot forget; title: To destroy all traces; title: The escape; title: I was still alive; title: A time of appalling suffering; title: And Anna I remained; title: We change our shell; title: This is Anastasia's body; title: We shall not abandon you; title: I immediately recognized Grand Duchess Anastasia; title: We will have you out of the way; title: I have seen Nicky's daughter; title: What thoughts are going to haunt her; title: Somehow not a home; title: That malicious nonsense; title: Those jewels are mine; title: Who can blame the Grand Duchess; title: Nothing without Botkin; title: Entirely contrary to seeing the truth found out; title: The burning streets; title: They did not suspect who she was; title: There the unhappiness started; title: How any jurists could have the effrontery; title: I didn't like this at all; title: She lived in her own world; title: They do not seem to want the Grand Duchess to really trust anybody; title: To get the Grand Duchess out of Germany; title: Yes, write, write, write; title: The free development of the personality; title: I shall not stay any more alone; title: What her future would be; title: Now I am safe; title: Just part of the illness; title: The Rasputins were always trouble; title: A marriage of protection; title: Grand Duke-in-Waiting; title: Watch out for the booby traps; title: I am here; I am real; title: The death of kings; title: You merely have to prove that she believed it; title: You'll never take me alive; title: It's all over; title: A publicity carnival; title: I'm the son-in-law of Czar Nicholas II; title: Entirely a Romanov; title: Doorn; title: She was my mother; title: Missing pieces; title: She has the Romanov eyes; title: And stays a mystery; title: Epilogue; title: Appendices.; title: Last will and testament of Grand Duchess Xenia; title: Speller statement; title: Dramatic adaptations; title: Discography