I came across this. I wish I could visit and look at these documents. It looks as though it has things I have only read about second hand.
http://oasis.harvard.edu:10080/oasis/deliver/deepLink?_collection=oasis&uniqueId=hou01456
Here is just an example of what is on the Harvard List:
>>Documents concerning the investigation into the death of Nicholas II: Guide.
fMS Russ 35
Documents concerning the investigation into the death of Nicholas II: Guide.
Houghton Library, Harvard College Library
Harvard University, Cambridge, MA 02138
© 2003 The President and Fellows of Harvard College
Descriptive Summary
Repository: Houghton Library, Harvard College Library, Harvard University
Location: f
Call No.: MS Russ 35
Creator: .
Title: Documents concerning the investigation into the death of Nicholas II,
Date(s): 1918-1920.
Quantity: 7 v. (1 linear ft.)
Abstract: Documents compiled for the investigation into the deaths of Russian Czar Nicholas II and his family.
Administrative Information
Acquisition Information: *64M-250
Gift of Bayard L. Kilgour, Jr.; received: 1966.
Arrangement
Organized into the following series by volume:
* Volume I
* Volume II
* Volume III.
* Volume IV
* Volume V
* Volume VI
* Volume VII
Scope and Content
Contains documents compiled for the investigation into the deaths of Czar Nicholas II and his family. Records include testimonies, orders, and other court papers, in addition to correspondence, reports, and photographs. Much of the material pertains to the examination of articles used as material evidence in the investigation which was conducted by N.A. Sokolov, Coroner of the Court. Photographs (with negatives) are of the royal family and the house and area in Ekaterinburg where they were killed. Also includes some correspondence in English concerning the disposition of the belongings of Nicholas and his family.
Container List
* Series: Volume I
Written: "inquiry."
The Coroner of Court of Special Affairs N. Sokolov.
Conformable to the original.
Coroner of Court N. Sokolov (signed).
* (1) Order of the Prosecuting Attorney of the Ekaterinburg District Court, No. 131, July 30, 1918, to Namietkin, Coroner of Justice of Special Affairs to begin investigations; including the testimony of Fedor Nikitin Gorshkov p. 1-3
* (2) Official opening of the preliminary investigations by the Coroner of Justice of Special Affairs, July 30, 1918 p. 4
* (3) Report of the Coroner of Justice on the examination of the mines, July 17-30, 1918 p. 5
* (4) List of objects received from the military authorities p. 6
* (5) Testimony of Evdokia Timoffevna Lobanov, August 1, 1918 p. 7-8
* (6) Correspondence regarding the delivery of the diamond to Malinovsky Capitain of the Bodyguard p. 9
* (7) Testimonies of Andrey Andreevitch Sheremetevsky, Mikhail Dmitriev Alferov, and Mikhail Ivanov Babinov, August 3, 1918 p. 10-12
* (8 ) Order of the Prosecuting Attorney of the Ekaterinburg District Court, No. 195, August 10, 1918, to Namietkin, Coroner of Justice of Special Affairs to transfer investigations to Sergeev, Member of this Court p. 13
* (9) Examination of Ipatiev's house by Namietkin, Coroner of Justice of Special Affairs, August 2-8, 1918 p. 14-24
* (10) Prescript of the Ekaterinburg District Court, July 30 - August 12, 1918, to Namietkin, Coroner of Justice of Special Affairs to transfer the investigation to Sergeev, Member of the Court p. 25
* (11) Decision of Namietkin, Coroner of Justice of Special Affairs, August 13, 1918, to transfer this affair to Sergeev, Member of the Court for further preliminary investigation p. 26
* (12) The envelope that contained the diamond received by Namietkin, Coroner of Justice of Special Affairs from Malinovsky, Capitain of the Bodyguard p. 27-28
* (13) Report of the examination of the diamond by Namietkin, Coroner of Justice of Special Affairs, September 8, 1918 p. 29
* (14) Report of Malinovsky, Capitain of the Bodyguard to Namietkin, Coroner of Justice of Special Affairs of the transferance of pieces of pearls to Yartzev, Capitain of the Bodyguard p. 30
* (15) Order of the Chief of Staff of the Ural Special Corps, No. 21001, September 7, 1918, to Malinovsky - to give the diamond to Namietkin, Coroner of Justice of Special Affairs p. 31
* (16) Order of the Chief of Staff of the Ural Special Corps, No. 21002, September 7, 1918, to the commandant of the station of Cheliabinsk, to aid Namietkin, Coroner of Justice, in every way possible p. 32
* (17) The same document p. 33
* (18 ) Prescript of the President of the Ekaterinburg District Court, No. 45, July 26-August 8, 1918, to Namietkin, Coroner of Justice of Special Affairs, ordering his release from the investigations p. 34
* (19) Report of the examination of Ipatiev's house by Sergeev, Member of the Court, August 11-14, 1918 p. 35-41
* (20) Order of Sergeev, Member of the Court, August 18, 1918, to remove certain sections from the wall and floor of a room in Ipatiev's house p. 42
* (21) Report of same date of the removal sections from the floor of the room p. 43
* (22) Correspondence regarding the finding of objects that had belonged to the Royal Family in the possession of Fedossia Illarionovna Balmisheva and their confiscation p. 44-47
* (23) Testimony of Terenty Ivanovitch Chemodurov, August 15-16, 1918 p. 48-53
* (24) Report of Kholmanskikh, sub-inspector, to Sergeev, Member of the Court p. 54
* (25) Report of Sergeev, Member of the Court, regarding the removal of sections from the wall of the room in Ipatiev's house, August 20-21, 1918 p. 55
* (26) Report of the Prosecuting Attorney of the Ekaterinburg District Court, No. 263, August 20, 1918, to Sergeev, Member of the Court with material evidence: man's finger, two pieces of epidermis, an earing, artificial teeth, pieces of a hand-bomb, a necktie holder, bones of a bird, pieces of a small glass bottle (vinaigrette), an iron piece in the form of a horse-shoe from the heel of a man's boot, buttons, and an iron shovel p. 57
* (27) Correspondence that had accompanied documents which were found in the office of the Uralsk District Soviet p. 58-59
* (28 ) Correspondence regarding the finding of objects that had belonged to the Royal Family in the possession of Peter Illarionov Lilov, and in the building which was occupied by the Uralsk District Soviet p. 60-64
* (29) Report of the Prosecuting Attorney of the Ekaterinburg District Court, No.283, September 3, 1918, to Sergeev, Member of the Court with a copy of the testimony of doctor Nikolay Arsenievitch Sakovitch p. 65-69
* (30) Report of the examination of documents of the Uralsk District Soviet by Sergeev, Member of the Court, September 5, 1918 p. 70-71
* (31) Acknowledgement of these documents as material evidence p. 32
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