In this small grave it is believed to be the son of Czar Nicholas II, heir to the Russian throne.
Husband of Sandra Romanov.∼Claimed to be Alexis Romanov - missing heir to the Russian throne who supposedly survived the 1918 massacre. The heir's body was never found which lead to mass speculation that he survived. Due to DNA, medical & other evidence - it is claimed that Alexis did indeed survive and live out his life as this person in hiding. Cause of death is the same illness that young prince suffered from.
Husband of Sandra Romanov.∼Claimed to be Alexis Romanov - missing heir to the Russian throne who supposedly survived the 1918 massacre. The heir's body was never found which lead to mass speculation that he survived. Due to DNA, medical & other evidence - it is claimed that Alexis did indeed survive and live out his life as this person in hiding. Cause of death is the same illness that young prince suffered from.
In this small grave it is believed to be the son of Czar Nicholas II, heir to the Russian throne.
Husband of Sandra Romanov.∼Claimed to be Alexis Romanov - missing heir to the Russian throne who supposedly survived the 1918 massacre. The heir's body was never found which lead to mass speculation that he survived. Due to DNA, medical & other evidence - it is claimed that Alexis did indeed survive and live out his life as this person in hiding. Cause of death is the same illness that young prince suffered from.
Husband of Sandra Romanov.∼Claimed to be Alexis Romanov - missing heir to the Russian throne who supposedly survived the 1918 massacre. The heir's body was never found which lead to mass speculation that he survived. Due to DNA, medical & other evidence - it is claimed that Alexis did indeed survive and live out his life as this person in hiding. Cause of death is the same illness that young prince suffered from.
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