Captivity photo's

[Teddy]

SarahElizabeth11,

Please help me to remember: who was Tutcheva again?
And was she with the family in captivity? Because I thought Tutcheva was a governess to the childeren and was dismissed when she openly told what she thought of Rasputin.

[Sarushka]

SarahElizabeth11,

Please help me to remember: who was Tutcheva again?
And was she with the family in captivity? Because I thought Tutcheva was a governess to the childeren and was dismissed when she openly told what she thought of Rasputin.

Whoops! You're quite right, Teddy, that's not Tutcheva -- it's Countess Hendrikova, who I believe was shot by the Bolshviks with Catherine Schneider. Thanks for catching that!

[ZarevnaOlga]

Alexandra


Tatiana and Anastasia


Tatiana and Alexej




Maria, Olga, Anastasia and Tatiana (From Alias NAOTMAA site)


Olga, Alexej, Anastasia, Tatiana

[ZarevnaOlga]

Maria, Tatiana, Anastasia and Nikolaj


Tatiana at work


OTMA without hair, after illness

[ZarevnaOlga]

Tatiana, Anastasia with a guard


Nikolaj and Alexej


Olga and Anastasia

[lilavanderhorn]

Zarevna Olga, thank you so much for posting these pictures.  They are great, I love the one with the girls with their heads shaved.  Anastasia truly looks like her mother in this one.  You can really see the head shapes in this one.

[AGRBear]

Follow the link and see the photo which is labeled as being Nicholas II and his daughters (3) during their captivity in Ekaterinburg (Siberia).

http://www.bwbs.de/bwbs_biografie/index.php?l=en&p=wg&m=2&id=709

Does anyone reconize this one?

Was it taken in Ekaterinburg?

On another thread,  one of the posters thought it might be from a painting.  On the same  thread,  the posters thought the girl in front was Anastasia.


AGRBear

[Elise]

Yes it is a painting, from left to right Maria, Anastasia, Tatiana and Nicolas, it was based on a real picture which was taken in the Alexander Palace

[Louis_Charles]

It's also a composite, isn't it? The photo of Nicholas sitting on the stump was taken during the captivity at Tsarskoe, while the image of the three grand duchesses is obviously from an earlier period.

[rskkiya]

It is a composite.

[ZarevnaOlga]

I have it in big and full

[Margarita Markovna]

Olga, WHERE do you get all these great photos?

[ZarevnaOlga]

This quastion i read very often in the last time . My pictures are from a lot of books and different Internetsites since 1997. From this year i collect all pictures of Romanov family i can get. I bouth some Postcards in Russia and Darmstadt, and i have many books in russian where are new pictures. And my cousine was threetimes in St. Petersburg and Moskau and brouth some postcards for me, but surprisly not very much. I was surprised, because she tell me that in Petersburg are not very many pictures of Tsars... I dont know, is it treu or she didn´t want to buy more for me...
Oh, now ist a long story Sorry, i donßt want to borring you...

[Margarita Markovna]

It's not boring at ALL...quite the contrary.

Wow...I just noticed...you have a Russian character in there...how did you do that?

Sorry for all the questions.

[ZarevnaOlga]

It's not boring at ALL...quite the contrary.

Wow...I just noticed...you have a Russian character in there...how did you do that?

Sorry for all the questions.

Sorry, i cant English very good, so i dont really understand you quastion, do what do you mean "you have a Russian character in there...how did you do that?
I think you must smile about my quastion, not? I am so bad in English sorry