Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

Flight to Munich.

…said you might have a theory about who's to blame

They even looked alike.

Let's not get proprietorial about relatives.

[Major in English] And, sure enough, they soon found bones.

Nor interfere with the other's soul.

You are being moved to a safer place.

[Elizabeth] It's had the most extraordinary effect on him.

[speaking Russian]

and the restoration of democracy.

And to a house that has been so important to me personally.

to bring the Romanovs to safety here in England.

[footsteps approaching]

I know that rather well.

Which is why they have now come to us.

I stand here today

which it did for His Royal Highness,

[Elizabeth in English] It must have been a fascinating trip.

It's important people understand how close the ties are between our families.

[speaking Russian]

[in English] I'm terribly sorry, ma'am,

that close alliance has become estranged.

[chuckles lightly]

the diaries of young Edward VIII,

and that friendship and cooperation between our two countries could resume.

and there are weeks where decades happen."

Speaking of happy marriages, congratulations are in order.

I have somewhat disappeared into books.

What say you, my love?

The great Russian bear is taking its first steps

Was that giddiness or… or tipsiness?

By helping them to prove if the remains are, or are not, the Romanovs.

No chairs. May we not sit?

And I've never looked back.

This is before we get to infighting

I've been looking forward to this.

-[rustling] -[men shouting indistinctly]

who I seem to recall refused to let go of the reins.

-[girls crying] -[rifles rattling]

I'm sorry, sir. I'm a little deaf.

[man speaks Russian on tape]

[in English] Even at the height of Stalin's purges,

How else are we different?

[speaking Russian]

who would never compromise you.

[woman continues translating into Russian]

burned their clothes, and buried them in a mass grave.