DNA tests carried out by a U.S. laboratory prove that remains exhumed last year
belong to two children of Czar
Nicholas II, putting to rest questions about what happened to Russia's
last royal family, a regional governor said Wednesday.
The bone fragments dug up are those of Crown Prince Alexei and his sister,
Maria, whose remains had been missing since the family was murdered in 1918 as
Russia descended into civil war, said Eduard Rossel, governor of the Sverdlovsk
region.