Remembering History: A 1912 letter written by GD Anastasia to Shura (in Russian, a nickname for Alexandra. Most likely it is Alexandra Tegleva Anastasia's nursemaid. Alexandra later married the Imperial French tutor Pierre Gilliard. They along with Anastasia Aunt visited Anastasia claimant Anna Anderson in the 1920s. After a few tear filled visits they left, later stating her a fraud. Later DNA evidence proved them correct.) Anastasia just returned from the voyage on "Standart" and wrote about it in this letter.

A 1912 letter written by GD Anastasia to Shura (in Russian, a nickname for Alexandra. Most likely it is Alexandra Tegleva Anastasia's nursemaid. Alexandra later married the Imperial French tutor Pierre Gilliard. They along with Anastasia Aunt visited Anastasia claimant Anna Anderson in the 1920s. After a few tear filled visits they left, later stating her a fraud. Later DNA evidence proved them correct.) Anastasia just returned from the voyage on "Standart" and wrote about it in this letter.

A 1912 letter written by GD Anastasia to Shura (in Russian, a nickname for Alexandra. Most likely it is Alexandra Tegleva Anastasia's nursemaid. Alexandra later married the Imperial French tutor Pierre Gilliard. They along with Anastasia Aunt visited Anastasia claimant Anna Anderson in the 1920s. After a few tear filled visits they left, later stating her a fraud. Later DNA evidence proved them correct.) Anastasia just returned from the voyage on "Standart" and wrote about it in this letter.