User talk:Danielawillis

I am the biographer for Ana Dmitriievna Romanova. Effective, July 2013, the House of Hohenzollern-Sigmarigen has confirmed the marriage of Dmitri Pavlovich and Elisabeth of Romania. This research and investigation has taken 3 years to authenticate. The daughter of this marriage is a legitimate royal Romanov. This was confirmed by Princess Ileana of Romania in 1988. If you have questions or concerns please address me. There is no dereliction of any kind in certifying these facts.

According to The House of Hohenzollern-Sigmarigen, on the 17 July 2013 at Sigmarigen, the following statement has been released.

"... as far as we know there was a marriage between Elisabeth of Romania and Dmitri of Russia, but there is not save information, if they had children together. It also can be that children came into the marriage from the side of Dmitri of Russia which are not direct descendants of the marriage between Elisabeth and Dmitri". - Peter Brodmann, Group Prince of Hohenzollern - Investments.

http://www.hohenzollern.com/beteiligungen/slg-baumaerkte.ph — Preceding unsigned comment added by Harry Binkow (talk • contribs) 20:48, 11 November 2013 (UTC)(Harry Binkow (talk) 21:39, 11 November 2013 (UTC))

The website provided is merely the website of the Princely House of Hohenzollern and contains no information supporting the claim you are making. Furthermore, the Princely House of Hohenzollern is not the source of information for members of the Royal House of Roumania. Even if the preposterous claims being made were true, Sigmaringen would not have reason to have such records. I had the great fortune to be able to interview Mother Alexandra (formerly Princess Ileana of Roumania) on several occasions about her family. She never made such a claim.

No. That is incorrect. I am in touch with these royal houses almost weekly. I attached the personal statement from the house of Hohenzollern-Sigmarigen. These people all know who I am. It is a current year statement. There is no claim necessary. There was a war, and historians there varify all was lost. The Soviets sacked the home of Elizabetha at Banloc Timis. The elderly mayor of the town even has furniture in his possession from the home. The website I furnished is to confirm the attached reference statement which came from Peter Bordmann, Prince Karl Freidrich Hohenzollern's CEO of Finance. It has his email and contact information. We speak via phone and email. I do have his email to me and Ana Romanova regarding the above statement. Elisabetha was a Princess of Romania, Princess of Hohenzollen-Sigmarigen. The split happened within the past few years. I know all these people, King Michael, Margareta. Mia,and Irina who is in trouble here in the USA. We await her trial and will be there. We also know Paul Lambrino. He came to see Ana in America. These people are Ana's relatives. They know of her. Elisabetha is a ward of Sigmarigen and not Romania. Elisabeth is buried at Sigmarigen and perhaps will someday be moved to Romania. This has not been decided. Ana Romanova will have this decision.

The Princess Ana Romanova met Mother Alexandra at her Monstary of the Transfiguration in Ellwood City, 9 June 1990 with her son and an Orthodox Priest after speaking with her by phone in 1988. I do have other depositions. Princess Ileana was the ward of Princess Ana Romanova through all of World War II. I have legal documentation from the Matuska Carol at the Monastery who lived with Ileana. She is still living I know all the Nuns there. I know of Father Roman who is 92. I have spoken to them all through out this investigation. I know Dominic and the widow of Stefan von Habsburg, Mrs. Jerrine Habsburg. I have presented enough references and information more than substantiate a marriage and a child of war. Ana Romanova was placed in Buchanwald with Princess Mafalda of Savoy when she returned to Rome from the funeral of her brother-in-law, Boris III of Bulgaria. Ana Romanova bares the scar of the removed tattoo on her forearm. She was rescued from the concentration camp by Hermann Goring himself.

As a Imperial Russian Historian and European Royal genealogist, age almost 60, I do take pride in all my work and research investigations. Over these three years I can attest to everything that is written. The war time children had it very difficult. Ileana had a very difficult time. She would never have disclosed to a commoner the truth of Ana Romanova. Ileana was also a very paranoid woman. She would not discuss anything by phone for fear of the KGB. She had attempts on her life as has Ana Romanova. It is a difficult task and also very difficult to be a royal child that people wish to eliminate. The Romanov family is probably the most dysfunctional one of all the royals today due to the secrets. They are still telling them!(Harry Binkow (talk) 21:47, 11 November 2013 (UTC))— Preceding unsigned comment added by Harry Binkow (talk • contribs) 21:32, 11 November 2013 (UTC)(Harry Binkow (talk) 21:39, 11 November 2013 (UTC))

Press Release from me that went out on the news of the marriage

In July 2013, the following were sent copies of the authentication. All of these individuals knew that Ana Romanova was hidden from the Nazi's and Soviets.

Michael Ilyinsky; Russian Imperial Family Historical Society; Jerrine Habsburg, Darryl at the peerage group; Grand Duchess Marie Vladimirovna, Royal House of Romania. Queen Elizabeth II has also been addressed.

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Date: 7/19/2013 11:00:38 AM To: michaeli@fuse.net; rifhs.1918@gmail.com; jhabsburg@comcast.net; darryl@thepeerage.com; an_zakatov@mail.ru;secretariat-regal@palatulelisabeta.ro;Brodmann@Hoehnzollern.com

Subject: Ana Dmitriievna

On the 17 July 2013, I have received confirmation from the House of Hohenzollern-Sigmarigen (Karl Friedrich von Hohenzollern), by Mr. Peter Brodmann, Group Prince of Hohenzollern, Investments and Finance. He confirmed with a historian at Sigmarigen that, in fact, HRH Princess Elisabeth of Romania, divorced Queen Consort of Greece, Princess of Hohenzollern-Sigmarigen was married to Grand Duke Dmitri Pavlovich of Russia in 1937. Mr. Brodman writes (one exerpt):

"Second, as far as we know there was a marriage between Elisabeth of Romania and Dmitri of Russia, but there is not save information, if they had children together. It also can be that children came into the marriage from the side of Dmitri of Russia which are not direct descendents of the marriage between Elisabeth and Dmitri".

Ana Romanova is the only full biological first cousin of King Michael I of Romania. Like King Michael I, Ana Romanova is a third cousin of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.

For your reference I confirm to you Ana Romanova's lineage:

Grand Duchess Ana Romanva: Princess of Romania, Princess of Hohenzollern-Sigmarigen.* -Mother: HRH Princess Elizabeth of Romania, divorced Queen Consort of Greece, Princess of Hohenzollern-Sigmarigen.

• Grand mother: HM Queen Marie of Romania, Princess of Edinburgh, Princess of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha,
• Grand father: HM Ferdinand I of Romania, Prince Ferdinand Viktor Albert Meinrad of Hohenzollern-Sigmarigen.

-Father: HIH Grand Duke Dmitri Pavlovich of Russia.

• Grand mother: HIH Grand Duchess Alexandra Georgievna of Russia, HRH Princess Alexandra of Greece and Denmark.
• Grand father: HIH Grand Duke Paul Alexandrovich of Russia

If I may answer any further questions please feel free to call on me. Best regards,

Harry Blanton Binkow Biographer for Ana Dmitriievna

Historian, Imperial Russian History

Attachment(s): 1. Ana Dmitriievna, 2011 2. Imperial Grand Duke Aiguillettes, owned by

                    Grand Duke Dmitri Pavlovich of Russia