London published the letter of the royal relative which disproved conjectures about murder of imperial family.
Luís Mountbatten is a nephew of the spouse of the tsar Nicholas II, Alexandra Feodorovna, is also an uncle of prince Philip, the husband of the queen of Great Britain Elizabeth II.
In March, 1975 he wrote the letter to Mr. Vudkoku-Clark in which he disclosed details of murder of imperial family in Russia.
In particular, he disproved the version according to which the daughter of the emperor, Anastasia, could survive.
"There are no doubts that my cousin Anastasia, the great Russian princess, was killed together with other members of her family, though in her case death came not at once. She was killed with bayonet stabs", - Luís Mountbatten wrote.
The nephew of the empress didn't doubt that Anna Anderson, who declared herself Nicholas II's daughter in 1922, is an impostor.
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