InRomanovs TracesbySeraphina Michelina Evelyna·2d agoFurnishing the Grave: Found When NeededPorosenkov Log was on the record from 1919. Why did the Red side point at it for sixty years, open it in 1979 and announce it only in 1989?
InRomanovs TracesbySeraphina Michelina Evelyna·Nov 4Furnishing the Grave: Laid in ReserveHow the “grave of the Tsar” was written in, pointed to and kept, 1918–1926.
InRomanovs TracesbySeraphina Michelina Evelyna·Oct 20Opposite the Ipatiev HouseHow A. F. Kirsta’s counter-espionage department, seated opposite the Ipatiev House, influenced the Romanov investigation, and still does.A response icon1
InRomanovs TracesbySeraphina Michelina Evelyna·Oct 13The Room in LayersThe famous wall of the Romanovs’ “murder” room carries no blood.
InRomanovs TracesbySeraphina Michelina Evelyna·Oct 2The Shape of the TruthThe Incidental Witnesses of the Ipatiev House, July–December 1918
