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British journalists challenge czar murders history
British reporters Anthony Summers and Tom Mangold say new evidence from 1918 and 1919 Russian investigations suggests Czar Nicholas II and some family members were not murdered in 1918. They base their claims on seven volumes of testimony found at Harvard and other archives, arguing Lenin ordered killings after shifting the inmates to Moscow and noting ambiguous fate for Grand Duchess Anastasia.
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Anthony Summers
British Broadcasting Corp
Nicholas II
Marina Alexandra
Summers
BBC
Tom Mangold
Alexandra
Lenin
Czarina
Kaiser
Moscow
Mangold
Anastasia
Anna Anderson
Charlottesville
Ekaterinburg
Nicholas
Nikolai Sokolov
Sokolov
Houghton Library
Tsar
Harvard University
Houton Library
Czarina Alexandria
Grand Duchess
John Manahan
UPI