Anastasia Romanov's Influence On Russia

The way Anastasia dies is a strange. She was killed with her other immediate family members. They ended up being confined in a cellar by the Bolsheviks ( “One of the Majority”).

After she was executed, her and her family could not be identified for a while. Anastasia died July 17, 1918. She only aged up to 17 years old.

Anastasia Romanov was a grand duchess. She was born in Petrodvorets, Russia on June 18, 1901. Her father is Tsar Nicholas ll and her mother is Tsarina Alexandra. Her father was the last sovereign of imperial Russia and her mother was the Empress of Russia while her spouse was ruling Russia. She had 3 sisters and 1 brother, she was younger the her sisters and older then her brother. Her sisters were grand duchess Olga, Maria,

and Tatiana, and her brother was Tsarevich of Russia , Alexei Nikolaevna.
Anastasia’s parents married in late 1894.

They got married shortly after her grandfather died of kidney disease. After her grandfather, Tsar Alexander the third, passed her father inherited the throne. Anastasia’s father was the last sovereign of imperial Russia. The Romanov family ruled Russia for more than three hundred years, three centuries, all together.

Anastasia had a unique look. She had golden blonde hair, sparkling blue eyes , great energy, down to earth, and her personality was headstrong. Her family was disappointed she was not a boy because they hoped that the son could apparent the throne. They later got over it and her father celebrated her birth by pardoning a number of students. These students had then recently rioted in St. Petersburg. They had also said that one of the meanings of Anastasia is “the breaker of chains.”

In the children's early lives they never got a break. All of the daughters were taught education by their mother. They were not only taught spelling but they were also taught prayer. As she grew older, she was assigned a swiss tutor. They all had the daily routine together. Their daily routine was to go to their mother in the morning, attend classes, play. And then around ten in the morning they would go meet up with both parents and have a morning/afternoon

tea.
They were raised in a royal family, even though , “she didn’t always behave as prism and prosper as one would assume…” The Romanov family lived in a peaceful palace when Nicholas the second, her father, was on the throne.
During World War one , he generated increasing public hostility. Once March of 1917 hit, the soldiers launched a mutiny and began to seize royal property. Nicholas then agreed to abdicate the throne so he then hopes for prevention of the russian civil war. The civil war unfortunately was still not able to be prevented. Anastasia and her family were then exiled (The state of being barred from one's native country, typically for political or punitive reasons) to the Ural Mountains and then they were placed under house arrest.
The way Anastasia dies is a strange. She was killed with her other immediate family members. They ended up being confined in a cellar by the Bolsheviks ( “One of the Majority”).
After she was executed, her and her family could not be identified for a while. Anastasia died July 17, 1918. She only aged up to 17 years old.