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Interview with Tamara Ventura-Laduska

Published 16 Jul, 2008 11:51 | Updated 16 Jul, 2008 15:51

DNA tests indicate that remains found near Ekaterinburg a year ago belong to Prince Aleksey and Grand Duchess Maria Nikolayevna. Tamara Ventura-Laduska from the Russian Monarchy Centre in Australia told RT what it means.

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