Looking up the History of the lost grand dutchess of russia-Annastasia?
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She was a Princess.  Spec.  the daughter of  Tsar Nicholas.  try the history channel or discovery channel websites.  They ran a special about her recently.  They think they found the bones of her and her brother somewhere.  The short version of the legend:\nThe royal family was taken out and shot down, stabbed if they were still living and then burned.  They never found the bodyies of Anastasia and her brother, and all sorts of rumors of her escape flew around.  A few people have claimed to be her before.  None have been definitivly proven to be.  Time magazine did an article on it in the 50's (not entirely sure when)  and there was an animated movie about one theory as to what happened.  Most experts believe that since the two missing bodies were also the smallest, they could easily have been thrown in with others, crushed, destroyed, carried off by animals etc....
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www.maryceleste.net/ \n\nwww.mysteriesofcanada.com/Nova_Scotia/mary_celeste.htm
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a jewish website that tells about Anne Frank maybe?
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I have been doing some research on this scam and have come up with some info. There are a couple of scams coming from this site. One is Natalya, whose pics are taken from a porn site called alisonangel.com. and the other goes by the Nadja. There is another site that is tracking this also and have already posted warnings about it also. There is more info about it there. the site is   www.delfifaq.com/faq/russian_marriage_scams/f1170.shtml. there are numerous postings and pics from people there. Good luck.
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http://www.mnsu.edu/emuseum/history/russia/ivantheterrible.html\n\n Here is a link that should help you out.  Pay attention to the part that talks about the second part of his reign, when he did away with his advisors and ruled with complete autonomy. This should be what you are looking for.
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i didn't see russia, but maybe you can order online:\nhttp://www.gnc.com/corp/index.jsp?page=storeLocator&clickid=topnav_store_txt
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It doesn't seem to be available through search engines. However, it might be available from the Greek national library  or museums. If you are in Greece, it might be worthwhile calling the library and seeing if they have a collection of historic photographs. If they don't keep a collection there, they will probably know who does. Good luck in your search.
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In Tsarist Russia, the young daughters of Nicholas II, the last Tsar, were Archduchesses.\n\nCould also be "heiress"; the Prince of Wales is heir to the throne.
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All the names and other details on her tour can be found here:\n\nhttp://www.mad-eyes.net/tours/
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The link below is probably one of the most up to date sites on Anne Frank today. In this site you get the history of Anne and her family . Many many pictures!\n\n    With pictures of her school. Her home and her fathers business ( he made pectin for bombs), her fathers wedding , pictures of Anne, Otto's trial, pictures of Anne on the beach, the Annex that the Franks lived in,photos of Anne Franks diary, the writing, and the exact amount of notes which amounted to 150 pages,the death of Anne which was by "TYPHUS", the account of 8 versions od the diary and the dates they were revised, the German criminal investigation inot the diaries and subsequent findings of all the revised volumes, Annes handwriting comparison, pictures of the annex which Anne hid out in which BTW was mostly glass,Anne Franks school and much , much more.
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photos of what/who?? please be more specific\n\ngoogle the name of the person/thing.
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http://map.rin.ru/index_e.html\nenjoy
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I got one too. If its the same girl, she's from Vologda, Russia...It's just a domain reserved by the company she works for. If you could translate it to Russian and then determine its abbreviation it would probably be the name of the company she works for I guess.?.? Who knows......
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This is indeed a question researchers have pondered for decades. There is a substansial amount of evidence that Mrs. Claus was formerly known as Adele von Hoerrneman from the royal Baltic-Prussian family of Herrenhausen. \n\nMs. Hoerrneman was not a member of the royal family, but a beautiful servant girl for the family, probably brought in from the French-Prussian area called Lustasia during the second war of Schleiswig. The Herrenhausen Royal Family resided in a 65 room castle on Lake Masch near Heilbronn, in what is now Germany, from approximately 1400 to 1846. \n\nRumors of magic/wizardry in their family persisted all the way up until the final family member (Baron Ulf Bernard III, his great-grandmother was a Herrenhausen) died in Omsk, Siberia in 1846 while traveling. The story that most of the Herrenhausen family (especially the women) were toy-makers (known as "Spielzeughersteller") is not a rumor and has been verified as fact. \n\nHow the servant girl known as Adele von Hoerrneman became Mrs. Santa Claus is the most debatable story. If anyone has information on this please post it here.
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Try ghostsoftheprarie.com It's a pretty good sight. Also try ghoststudy.com They have not only stories but photos as well.
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Type "Boris Slutsky's How Did They Kill My Grandmother?" in Ask.com\n\nGood Luck
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You can google her like I just did.Unfortunately there were over 100 Sherrys. How old would she be now and where do you think she lives now and what are some other names of relatives??????