Elisabeth, I beg your pardon, BUT according to a nurse at Dalldorf, "Riddle of Anna Anderson" pgs 10 & 11,
"The nurses at Dalldorf never doubted that FU was Russian. It wasn't just her Eastern accent or the fact that she spoke foreign languages in her sleep. "She spoke perfect RUSSIAN, like a native," said Erna Bucholz, a former German teacher who had lived in Russia, "not like a foreigner who has learned Russian/" Nurse Bucholz had been the first to take care of Fraulein Unbekannt at Dalldord and later she recalled an event that had taken place in the summer of 1920:
"During the nightshift, I had special opportunit to converse with er, as generall she could not sleep..... I told her one evening that I came from Russia, talked about the cathedral in Moscow (St. Basil's) and spoke about Russian matters in general. She nodded and said she knew all this..... I asked her if she could speak Russian. She answered Yes, whereupon we began to converse in Russian. She DID NOT speak it faultily. Rather she used whole, complete, connected sentences without any impediments.... I absolutely got the impression that the patient was completely conversant in the Russian language, Russian affairs and especially Russian military matters."
You and Annie can go pedal your agend to someone else.
