Sources

• "Anastasia, Nyet", by Josie Glausiusz, Discover Magazine, January 1995. pg. 99.
• Anna Anderson WAS the Grand Duchess Anastasia of Russia, web site created and maintained by Michael Ray Laurence, 1999, address: http://home.sprintmail.com/~snowtao/mr/anastasi.htm
• "Establishing the identity of Anna Anderson Manahan", by Peter Gill, Colin Kimpton, Rosemary Aliston-Greiner, Kevin Sullivan, Mark Stoneking, Terry Melton, Julian Nott, Suzanne Barritt, Rhonda Roby, Mitchell Holland, and Victor Weedn, in Nature Genetics, Vol. 9, January 1995, pp. 9-10, and in Vol. 10, February 1995, pg. 218.
• Great Mysteries of History, by Kenneth B. Platnick, Harrow Books, 1973. Pg. 74-82.
• Great Mysteries and Myths of the Twentieh Century: Who Was Anastasia?, The Learning Channel, 1997. Video: 1/2 hour.
• Her Imperial Highness Grand Duchess Anastasia Historical Society, web site created and maintained by the aforementioned Society, address: http://www.concentric.net/~Tsarskoe/
• "Moscow Is Almost Certain: Anastasia Died with Tzar's Family", by Michael Specter, New York Times International (newspaper of New York, New York, USA), September 7, 1994, page A6.
• Mysteries of the Unexplained, by Reader's Digest Association, Inc, 1982. pg. 125-126.
• "Mystery Solved: Genetic tests prove woman not Anastasia", Associated Press release, in Press Democrat (newspaper of Santa Rosa, California, USA), Oct. 6 1994.
• NOVA: Anastasia, Dead or Alive?, Video, WGBH, 1995, 1 hour.
• Romanovs, The, by Virginia Cowles, Harper & Row, Publishers, Inc., 1971. pg. 277.
• Strange Stories, Amazing Facts, by Reader's Digest Association, Inc, 1976. pg. 250-253.
  [NOTE: Due to obvious similarities, the source for this book's version of the story is likely Platnick's book, Great Mysteries of History, above, though this book carefully leaves out much information in Platnick's book that disputes Anderson's claim.]
• Video Movie Guide 1992, by Mick Martin and Marsha Porter, Ballantine Books, 1991. Pg. 406.