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Tragic Ekaterinburg Murder Report Reaches Minnesota
Colonel George H. Emerson recounts a Russian inquiry into the July 17 1918 murder of Nicholas II and his family at Ekaterinburg. The report asserts the czar and heir were killed first and their bodies later dissolved with sulfuric acid amid attacks by red guards.
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United States
George H. Emerson
Engineer Corps
Paw
Minn
Nicholas
Russia
St. Paul
Emerson
Great Northern Railway
John S. Stevens
Siberia
Siberian
Kerensky
Dietrichs
Czar
Gaidu
Ekaterin- Purg
Seazar
Tekaterinburg
Czarina
Anastasia Nikolaevna
Yualkhimoff
Yakimof
Kuzma Letemin
Red Guards
Stekorin
Youroffsky
Order
Ural Soviet of Deputies
Pavel Medvedyelf
Yourofsky
Hhu
Mehiall
Medvedgeft
Prokop Kubhienkoff
Verk-Issetsk
Levatcikh
Partin
Westaustakull
Tobolsk
Ekaterinburg
Dietrich
Pavel Medvedyesf
Committee of Inquiry
Sokoloff