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One favourite photo...
http://i262.photobucket.com/albums/ii116/olga_romanov/87j5l.jpg
And other one
http://i262.photobucket.com/albums/ii116/olga_romanov/8h7o.jpg
I´m sorry this one is so small, but I believe it´s another version of Tatiana in 1911...
QuoteOOOO...do tell Olishka.
I never have dreams like that...any dreams at all come to think of it. I have a dreamcatcher and believe me it works! Not only does it destroy bad dreams but it erases any chances of having good dreams.
Ok, I'll explain it. It happened only recently. I was in my living room very late at night and was just tidying up after we had some visitors over. All of a sudden I started to feel scared and I didn't know why. Everyone in the house was already sleeping and I was the only one awake; so I just decided to go to sleep. I turned off all the lights and went to bed but since I felt frightened, I didn't go to sleep or blink an eye. During the night the dishwasher was on so I could hear noises. But one strange noise came. I began to hear footsteps making two rounds of my room, and then it stopped. I had my skirt lying on my chair but (this most likely would have happened to you) I imagined it to be a tall, slim woman, with dark brown to black hair tied up, in a long, black outfit with a black see-through veil. I imagined this to be Tatiana. I'm sure that wasn't a ghost or anything but this is how I felt some 'energy' in my room. The next thing I saw was a hand lying next to my head. When I slowly started to look up I'm certain I saw Tatiana in a white outfit staring closely at me. I felt her to be there for 2 seconds when I didn't see her anymore. Next thing I saw was Alexey standing up and staring at me, then fading; then I saw Alexandra, then fading, and finally saw Nicholas, then fading away. However I don't remember seeing Olga, Maria or Anastasia. A couple of days later, when I was alone, I started to feel scared again. I just lay down on the couch, where next to me was a balcony with a few curtains. In between them, I could see shadow after shadow gathering up (to what I thought was the IF). I felt as if there was also shadows near the kitchen. A few nights later, I saw the same sort of woman I described above, bowing at me, moments later looking up, and then moments later again bowing at me.
All of this could have been part of my imagination, but it also could have been real. Sometimes I think it was very real but then sometimes I think it was very untrue. Can anyone tell me if they think this was true or not?? :-? :-/
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People always say there aren't much photo's of Tatiana smiling but..just look at these,
I gave up after 5 minutes of search in my computer, cause there are a lot!
QuoteI have been reading Seven League Boots by Halliburton, which has an interesting interview between the author and Ermakov. Ermakov seemed to like to take more than his fair share of credit for the massacre of the Romanovs, but his stories about the Grand Duchesses while in captivity are interesting and I quote from the book here.
'The interpreter asked how the four girls passed the day. Ermakov understood. "Oh, they had a lot of games. They played dominoes with the Czar. And they read a lot and talked a lot - I don't know about what - wasn't important. They all seemed to love Alexis. Some one of the girls was with him all the time - handsome little fellow...but a hopeless invalid...no sort of Czar for Russia.
'"Olga was the oldest daughter - nothing special. About twenty-two, maybe twenty-three. I remember Maria had her nineteenth birthday party in the prison house - one of the guards took her some cakes. She seemed to be the Czar's favourite. They always walked in the garden together."
I don't see how we get from this brief mention of cakes being brought to Maria by one of the guards on her birthday to the assumption in FOTR that this guard was Skorokhodov, and that "they disappeared together." This is the passage in FOTR that is footnoted 73, "Ermakov, in Halliburton, Seven League Boots, 128:"
"Quickly he [Skorokhodov] found himself exchanging smiles and sipping tea with the former emperor's daughters, an extraordinary experience that seems to have completely overwhelmed him. On this particular day, he had smuggled a cake into the Ipatiev House, to celebrate Marie's birthday. Apparently he pulled her aside, and the pair disappeared." (FOTR, p. 244)
Is there something more in Halliburton's account that you didn't mention, Georgiy?
