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To: NRx
Whatever their sins, they expiated them throughout their lives. At least the family had the one consolation during their terrible trial; they were permitted to remain together except for brief periods after which they were re-united.

The account of the tsar and family's martyrdom has a special place in my heart. The promise of scripture is true, "what is done in darkness will be revealed". The imposter Anna was revealed by dna, the family's pitiful earthly remains all but confusion between Anastasia and Maria, I believe, were identified using Prince Phillip's dna; there remain some things yet hidden.

Fortunately, much photographic and a few videos remain. There are many on youtube. Some can be found by searching tsar nicholas or OTMA (girls' initials).

There is no one worthy to take the tsar's place. Whatever his shortcomings, they should be put in the context of the times, the war, the trials. They called him Bloody Nicholas. I don't believe that is deserved.

Thank you for posting.

5 posted on 11/07/2015 8:51:19 PM PST by Aliska
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To: Aliska

“Whatever their sins, they expiated them throughout their lives.”

Really? I mean, maybe they did, but what kind of proof do you have?


6 posted on 11/08/2015 5:54:42 AM PST by vladimir998 (Apparently I'm still living in your head rent free. At least now it isn't empty.)
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