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The Illustrated London News - January 1st 1921
The Crime of Ekaterinburg
The tragic fate of the Russian Royal Family
Massacred together at Ekaterinburg on the night of July 16-17: The late Emperor Nicholas II, of Russia, The Empress and their children
A worse fate than Louis XVI: Nicholas and his Children
On the roof of their prison at Tobolsk
top:Faithful to the last: The late Dr. Botkin murdered with the Imperial family at Ekaterinburg
All but one murdered by the Bolshevists: Mlle Schneider, General Tatichtchev, M. Pierre Gilliard (survivor and author of our article)
Countess Hendrikov, and Prince Dolgorouki
An Imperial tragedy: The Tsar's slayer; relics of the Empress
Showing the rooms where the Imperial family slept.
Showing the death chamber and the way to it taken by the Imperial family.
The mystery of Ekaterinburg solved: A Ghastly revelation
Showing the spot where the bodies of the Imperial family were burned
(marked with a cross near left top corner):
A map of Ekaterinburg and it's surroundings
A crime hid from the Russian people: The forest's secret
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