A Romanov fantasy

A Romanov fantasy

by Frances Welch

2006
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Did 17-year-old Anastasia survive the massacre of the Russian royal family in 1917? Over the years, the possibility that the youngest of the Tsar's four daughters might have escaped, and the universal longing to salvage some thread of hope from the tragedy, has provided a rich spawning ground for claimants. This book covers this topic.

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    Why do you think the myth and mystery of Anastasia continue to capture the global public imagination more than a century after the Romanov tragedy?

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    How does Frances Welch’s exploration of the various Anastasia claimants reveal society's psychological need for hope in the wake of unimaginable horror?

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    If you were alive during the height of the Anastasia impostor phenomenon, do you think you would have been inclined to believe the claimants or view them with skepticism?

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