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Duchess Olga (1895-1918). The issue of the real Anastasia and the imposter Anna Anderson should not be confused. The Archives of the Russian Federation reveal a great deal more information on Olga not to mention numerous primary and secondary source publications that have been widely available for a great many decades all over the world. Therefore far more information is readily accessible on the better known Grand Duchess Olga than her younger and less well known sister Anastasia. In fact more information is known about Anastasia's older sister Tatiana than herself. The speculation on survival of Anastasia has proven to be entirely false and has nothing to do with Olga or Anastasia. It should be noted that Olga, like her younger sister, supposedly survived. Neither situation occurred as they were both impersonated by proven imposters. It is also quite incorrect to state that no body for Anastasia has been found. Russian authorities believe her remains have been buried in the Cathedral of St.Peter and St.Paul in St.Petersburg. The recently discovered remains are believed to be those of Maria and Alexis. This is well documented in countless news sources from the time of the discovery of the final remains. It is quite incorrect to state that Anastasia survived. None of the Romanovs murdered in the cellar in the Ipatiev House survived. This is very well documented in countless primary and secondary source publications. It should also be noted that featured articles providing incorrect information are able to be altered by any wikipedia editor.
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should only be in a 'some allege' way, not as fact, because it's not proven and shouldn't be passed off that way. I was also sorry to see the very untrue story of Sophie B. 'tipping off the guards about the hidden jewels' is also passed off as fact here. There is evidence to refute this tabloid-eque rumor/theory, and it should not be included in a factual article without a disclaimer.
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I have tried several times to add an external link to a very in-depth biography of Olga and her sisters which I thought may be of interest to anyone reading the article. Each time, I have discovered that the link has been removed just a few hours later. I was wondering if anyone could enlighten me as
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The assassins told the family they were about to die, Olga attempted to make the sign of the cross, and she was fired upon. She was shot and bayoneted to death, like the others in the family. An examination of her skull indicated that she was shot in the head. According to one account, she was killed
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The photo labeled
Olgachair is a portrait from the 1913 Tercentary and was published on postcards in numerous countries prior to World War I. It's definitely in the public domain. The photo that you uploaded was incorrectly labeled by the Beinecke Library. It is definitely of Tatiana and not of Olga.
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There were three mentioned that the author regarded as serious, including two during the War. I think they are listed in the article itself. Her sister
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I don't have access to the source you claim includes this information. If you do, would you quote the relevant passage here? The OTRS correspondent also objects to asserting that Olga "fell in love" with Pavel
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Shooting children is not execution, which as
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The books I have are packed away and it’s been a number of years since I worked on this article. What I do recall is that more than one of the biographies mentioned that a marriage was discussed with the
Romanian heir and there was discussion about other possible matches and during this time period
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I am saddened to see the infamous 'rape on the Rus' rumor invented and spread by a certain book and nowhere else is given 'fact' treatment in this article. There is no other evidence to support it and much to refute it, such as the memoirs and diaries of everyone there. If it's mentioned at all, it
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I have written elsewhere on this talk page that George Washington was born on Feb. 11 old style (Feb. 22 new style). Although old style and new style are now 13 (not 11) days apart, we still use Feb. 22 for George Washington's birthday. Nov. 15 would be correct for Olga, because she was born when
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Another reason the eldest girls weren't married is that it was deemed inappropriate since Russia was at war. After 1914 all such plans were put on hold. I recall reading that the Tsar and Tsarina were also too protective of their daughters to allow them to marry at a very young age. Hence Olga was
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There was never any axe to grind. What has occurred through this discussion page is that the page is now back where it belongs and that is squarely on Grand Duchess Olga and not on some misguided agenda about her younger sister Anastasia and the imposter Anna Anderson. It is good that common sense
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As I have noted in the edit summary, Olga is less well known than her sister Grand Duchess Anastasia due to almost a century of speculation about the survival of the imperial family. During her lifetime, Olga was better known. However, Anastasia was the one assumed to have survived, so her name is
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The pages you are linking to have been removed in the past from all of the Grand Duchess articles. I don't think they are a necessary addition. If there is anything new in any of said biographies that isn't included in the Knowledge article, it would be appropriate to include it and then cite the
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In several books I read one of the reasons that Olga was not married to Prince Carol of Romania was because his mother (who was the first cousin of both Nicholas and Alexandra) knew about the hemophilia so she did want him to marry any of the Russian Grand Duchesses. He eventually married another
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Perhaps because of Alexei's poor health. Olga wasn't officially in line for the throne, but her father, as an autocrat, could easily have changed Paul I's laws if his only son had died. So, as her brother's health flickered, one moment Olga was a non-heir who could marry anyone of reasonably high
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Yes, the Old Style calendar fell behind another day in 1900, but Olga was born earlier, so her birthday (NEW STYLE) was Nov. 15. Did you ever read that George Washington, 1st President of U.S., was born Feb. 11 old style but we observe his birthday Feb. 22 new style? When George Washington was
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I would really like to know why Nicholas' girls were not already married or in the process of being married. They were all of marriageable age during the time of their unfortunate deaths. Indeed had they been out of the country, or the palace atleast, their lives may have been spared. ere their
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There seems to be a dispute over the terminology to use for the killings of the Imperial family. I can find literary sources referring to it as both murder and execution. In the case of the five children and the servants, two under the age of 18, I argue for the term murder or perhaps state
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biographers implied that the romances went very far or that the Grand Duchess Olga was ever likely to marry any of them, but I think “falling in love” is accurate. At least some of them seem to have returned her feelings.
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status, the next she was a potential future ruler of Russia whose marriage would be a matter of national importance and whose husband would have to live in Russia. How many bachelors were acceptable in both situations
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sanctioned murder. In one sense, it was “a state-sanctioned killing” and, according to Lenin’s people, a punishment for a crime by the Tsar and perhaps the Tsarina. The children were guilty due to bloodlines only.
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Yes, you're right and I've removed most of the photos from Olga's article and from the other grand duchesses' articles. Rearrange the ones that are left if you want. Layout has never been my strong point.
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