Is it possible that Princess Anastasia, the daughter of the last Russian Emperor Nicholas II, is still alive? And if so, then by what miracle did she manage to escape during the execution of the royal family in Yekaterinburg in July 1918? Or was it an impostor, the Polish peasant woman Franziska Schanzkowski, who pretended to be Anastasia and took the pseudonym Anna Andersen? Why did the Romanov family first acknowledge and then resolutely reject it? Can we trust the results of genetic testing and were the remains of all members of the Romanov family really found? And where is the end of this historical detective story of the 20th century? The authors of the book offered a solution to one of the most popular and charming myths of the 20th century. Translation: M. Borisov