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The Romanov Sisters by Helen Rappaport

The Romanov Sisters

The Lost Lives of the Daughters of Nicholas and Alexandra

by Helen Rappaport
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  • Jun 3, 2014, 448 pages
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  • Jun 2015, 544 pages
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With all the children recovered, the family still nursed the hope that it would be allowed to go into temporary exile and on 23 March Nicholas noted that he had been going through his books and papers, packing up everything he might wish to take with him 'if we should leave for England'. But Lent came and there was still no news.

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