Part I – INTRODUCTION (Article by Marie Stravlo and Jonathan Iglesias) This essay contains a detailed study of the interesting connection between two families, whose lineage and participation in the history of Russia, since its foundation, is extremely remarkable, although it has never been widely mentioned, at least in the West. … Continue reading
On March 15 of this year, the One Hundred Anniversary of the abdication of Nicolas II of Russia was celebrated. Perhaps in those moments in which the Tsar ceded the power to a Provisional Government led by Georgy Lvov and Alexander Kerensky, the Imperial Family failed to see the … Continue reading
History is re-discovered and re-written from time to time as it should be when historians and investigators make discoveries that question accepted facts. Could the true fate of the last Romanov Tsar and his family be one of them? A few days ago an article was published mentioning the profound … Continue reading
In this month of March that we commemorate the One Hundred Anniversary of the Abdication of Nicholas II to the Russian Throne, I cannot stop thinking about a person that, I believe, would have had a significant role in all the controversies still going on, with respect to the true … Continue reading
