Anastasia Collection (page 4)

Germany, Bayern, Penzberg, Benediktbeuern: Anastasia chapel, interior. Date: 2013

Russian and Romanian Royalty
The Russian and Romanian royal families, pictured during the formers visit to Constanza, on the Romanian coast. From left, going around the back: Grand Duchess Maria of Russia, Carol I

Daughters of Tsar Nicholas II
The daughters of Tsar Nicholas II: (standing from left to right), The Grand Duchesses Marie, Anastasia, and Olga; (sitting), The Grand Duchess Tatiana. Date: 1914

Jacques Callot (French, 1592 - 1635), St. Victor; St. Justinus; Sts. Tiburtius and Valerianus; Sts. Basilissa and Anastasia, etching

USA; Florida; St. Augustine; Roseate spoombill in the rookery at the Alligator Farm

RUSSIA: ROYAL FAMILY, c1905. The children of Czar Nicholas II of Russia. Photograph, c1905

CHILDREN OF NICHOLAS II. The children of Czar Nicholas II of Russia, c1910. Left to right: Marie, Tatiana, Anastasia, Alexis, Olga

NICHOLAS II (1868-1918). Czar of Russia. Four of the former Czars five children resting after gardening during their captivity at Tsarskoye Sela Palace in 1917

GRAND DUCHESS ANASTASIA (1901-1918). Anastasiya Nikolayevna. Grand Duchess of Russia and daughter of Czar Nicholas II. Photograph, c1910

BRITISH AND RUSSIAN ROYALS. King Edward VII and Tsar Nicholas II with their families at Cowes, England in 1909. Seated, left to right: Princess of Wales, Nicholas II, Edward VII, Tsarina Alexandra

Children of Nicholas II, left to right: Olga, Alexis, Anastasia and Tatiana, seated on the ground at Tsarskoe Selo after working in the garden in 1917. Russia Revolution USSR

ALBERT ANASTASIA (1902-1957). Italian-American gangster. Photographed by the New York City Police Department, 1936

Italy - Verona - Church of St Anastasia
Church of St Anastasia (built between 1280 and 1400), Verona, Italy, with a Statue of Paolo Veronese (1528 - 1588) (now relocated)

The Imperial Russian children
Tsarevich Alexis Nicolaievitch surrounded by his four sisters, all attired in national costume. From left to right, Grand Duchess Marie, Tatiana, Anastasia (the younger) and Olga.dress

Prince Christopher of Greece and Mrs W. B. Leeds
Photographs of Prince Christopher of Greece and his new wife, the twice-divorced American heiress Nancy Leeds. Princess Anastasia of Greece, as she was known after her marriage, formerly Mrs W.B

Members of the Russian Imperial Family during their captivit
Members of the Russian royal family resting from their work of laying out a kitchen garden at Tsarskoe-selo, during the 16 months of their captivity

Children of the Tsar of Russia
The Russian Imperial children in Court dress in about 1910; the Tsesarevich Alexei is centre and his sisters, from left are: Marie, Tatiana, Anastasia and Olga

Alexandra / Ils 1901
ALEKSANDRA FYODOROVNA Empress of Russia, wife of Tsar Nicolas II, with her youngest daughter, Anastasia

Saint Anastasia (Of Rome
SAINT ANASTASIA (OF ROME) martyred during the reign of Diocletian after her husband, denied access to her bed, grew suspicious of her nocturnal visits to the poor

Ponte Pietra and Anastasia Cathedral from Museo Archeologico, Verona, Veneto, Italy, Europe

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"Anastasia: A Glimpse into the Lives of Tsar Nicholas II and his Family" Step back in time as we explore the captivating world of Anastasia, the youngest daughter of Tsar Nicholas II. From their opulent lives in Imperial Russia to unexpected encounters around the globe, this is a story that spans continents and generations. In Osborne House, witness the meeting of British and Russian Royal Families as they exchange pleasantries amidst grandeur. The echoes of history resonate through every corridor, reminding us of a bygone era. Traveling across oceans to Florida's St. Augustine, an unexpected sight awaits - an alligator majestically perched in its rookery at the Alligator Farm. An encounter with nature's wonders reminds us that even royalty can be humbled by Mother Earth. Journeying further east to Croatia's Zadar Region, Roman ruins stand proudly before the Church of St. Anastasia. Here lies a testament to ancient civilizations and their enduring legacy - a reminder that history is eternally intertwined with our present. Back in Russia, we are introduced to four enchanting daughters who brought joy and laughter into Tsar Nicholas II's life. Their innocence captured hearts worldwide, painting a picture-perfect image amidst turbulent times. The weight of responsibility falls heavily upon Tsar Nicholas II's shoulders as he navigates imperial duties during challenging periods like Brest-Litovsk peace meetings or moments fraught with tension such as 1905 unrests. Yet through it all, his love for his family remains unwavering. Crossing over Italy's Adige River on Ponte Pietra brings us closer to Anastasia herself – her spirit lingers within these ancient stones connecting past and present. It serves as a poignant reminder that individuals can leave lasting imprints on places long after they're gone. Join us on this journey through time where we uncover tales from Russia’s last imperial family.