Why two members of the governmental commission for identification of remains of Tsar’s family did not agree with the official version? Why the official investigation did not take into account other versions of a fate of some members of the tsar’s family? Why there are absent the photos of tsar’s family before the shooting (alive), and after the shooting (the dead bodies)? … These and many other problems of the identifying of the «Yekaterinburg remains» are discussed in this brochure.
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Борис Романов. The true history of the murder of Russian Tsar’s family is still unknown
The official version
Why the archives of the Urals Cheka of 1918 are not available so far?
Photographer Yurovsky and photo-apparatus Kodak
The morning after the execution
Why did Stalin in 1928, canceled the anniversary of the execution of Tsar?
Alternative versions of the fate of the members of Tsar’s family
A new twist in the investigation of the murder of the Tsar’s family
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The cover design uses the photo from Wikipedia article «Execution of the Romanov family» (By Anonymous – the exhibition «The death of the family of Emperor Nicholas II. A century-long investigation» Exhibition Hall of the Federal Archives. 2012, Public Domain, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=19584445)
The basement where the Romanov family was killed. The wall had been torn apart in search of bullets and other evidence by investigators in 1919. The double doors leading to a storeroom were locked during the execution.
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Amazing! Surprisingly the following:
1. There is no doubt that these archives were safely evacuated from Yekaterinburg between 17 and 25 July 1918. It is known that the trains left from Yekaterinburg in those days without problems, and Yakov Yurovsky himself calmly went in train to Moscow with a large luggage (the royal family jewels and documents) – he left Ekaterinburg in a few days after the murder of the royal family. The Bolsheviks and the Ural Cheka had 7—8 days to quietly take out all their archives to Moscow.
