ILLUSTRATIONS
G. G. (Georgii Gustavovich) Tel'berg translation
H.I.M. Nicholas II, Emperor of RussiaFrontispiece
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The Martyred Family64
Razputin Wounded at His Village Home64
Alexandra’s Despair Over Razputin’s Death65
Empress Alexandra Feodorovna and the Tzarevich Alexis Nikolaevich in Livadia (Crimea)65
The Tzarevich Alexis and His Spaniel Joy, in the Park at Tsarskoe65
Grand Duchess Olga96
Grand Duchess Tatiana96
Grand Duchess Maria97
Grand Duchess Anastasia97
Empress Alexandra Feodorovna in Tobolsk192
The Ipatiev House in Ekaterinburg (General View)192
Yankel Yurovsky, the Murderer192
The Ipatiev House, Showing the Fence Stockade Around the House193
The Tsar Sawing Wood in the Courtyard of the Governor’s Palace, Tobolsk193
Bed-Room of the Emperor and the Empress in the Ipatiev House193
Dining-room in the Ipatiev House256
The Grand Duchesses’ Room in the Ipatiev House256
The Commandant’s Room in the Ipatiev House257
The Hall and Drawing-room in the Ipatiev House257
The Ipatiev House: the Room in the Basement Where the Imperial Family Was Murdered288
Yankel (Jacob) Sverdlov, the Red Tsar288
The Empress’s Great Diamond Pendant288
A Cross Belonging to the Empress288
Pearl Earring Belonging to the Empress288
Ikons (Holy Images) Belonging to the Empress and Her Daughters289
The Entrance to the Shaft Near Ekaterinburg289
Plan of Ipatiev’s House and Grounds and of Upper and Basement Floors307
New Environs of Ekaterinburg, Showing Road By Which the Bodies of the Members of the Imperial Family were Carried, and the Pit Where the Ashes Were Buried321
“Faithful unto Death”384
The Faults of the Earlier Inquiry384
At the Ganina Mine385
The Pyre at the Birch Tree385
The Hand of the Red Jew Murderers385
Alexandra’s Good Luck Sign408
The Mysterious Inscription in the Death Chamber408