July 17 will mark one hundred years since the murder of the Tsar's family - Nicholas II, his wife and children. After the collapse of the USSR, the circumstances of the death of monarchs became one of the most discussed topics.
First of all, there are heated debates about who owns the "Yekaterinburg remains". Some forces are currently making serious efforts to be recognized by the Tsar, although there is no convincing evidence base for this. This was reported by the Moskovskie Vedomosti portal.
Among those who believe that the "Yekaterinburg remains" belong to the Tsar's family is the Honored Worker of Russian Science, Professor Viktor Trezubov. In the last days of November, he presented a report on this issue to the hierarchs of the Russian Orthodox Church, where he cited, in his opinion, more than convincing evidence that the remains are Tsarist.
However, a detailed study of these "proofs" allows us to understand that the professor is mistaken. Dentist of the highest category, a member of the European Association of Aesthetic Dentistry E. Aghajanyan, based on the results of the study of the evidence provided in Trezubov's report, established that skull No. 4 has a different facial asymmetry than the Emperor's photographs of the future emperor, in which retouching was used the necessary shapes for the skull. The expert does not exclude that in the future there will be other evidence that the "Yekaterinburg remains" do not belong to the Tsar's family.
Volkova Alena