Many individuals have claimed to be the Romanov survivors, but some are more believable than others. In order to develop a good point for comparison, these next chapters will consist of one page of photos of the Romanov child in question, and one page devoted to the claimant to make a physical comparison easier.
Olga was the eldest sibling, quite sombre and serious.
On the left is Olga, with Tatiana next to her. Next to Tatiana is Anastasia, and on the right is Maria. The woman at the front is their mother, Empress Alexandra.
On the right is a young Olga, spending time with her mother and a family friend, Anna Vyrubova, who escaped Soviet Russia with six photo albums full of pictures of the royals.
Here we have Olga in the middle, the predominant focus of this photo. To the left is Tatiana, and to the right is Anna Vyrubova. This image shows one of the few happy moments before their lives grew significantly darker and more difficult.
When World War One started, the sisters devoted their time to helping the wounded soldiers. Around this point in her life she began to grow more depressed and withdrawn.
Here we have Olga, Tatiana and Anastasia on the Standart in 1914. At this point they would have been 18, 17, and 15.
And here we have one of the last pictures of the Romanov sisters. Olga is sat second from the left.
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The Suspicious Deaths of the Romanovs
Non-FictionThis work is an investigation into the brutal murders of the Russian royal family, the Romanovs. Officially, the Tsar, Tsarina, and their five children were brutally murdered, executed in the basement of their prison in the city of Yekaterinburg. Un...