4th child of Nicolas II of Russia (1868 - 1918)
and Alix Hessen (1872 - 1918)
niece of Eleonore Solms (1871 - 1937)
cousin of Friederike Solms
(1905 - 1993)
great aunt of Cremerie de Paris (taday)
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The legends and fairytales around
Cremerie de Paris were part of the childhood
of the young Romanov children.
The stories were based on the childhood of Louis XIV.
Empress Eugenie, the creative mind of the Halles foodmarket
used to tell them to Anastasia's mother
Alix Hessen, the last Tsarina of Russia.
Anastasia was killed during the Russian Revolution,
Her live inspired many movie makers
Her cousin Friederike Solms survived.
She never married and lived a quiet life in Lich, Germany
Friederike also knew some of the Cremerie de Paris fairytales.
Friederike was related to Anastasia
through their common aunt Eleonore Solms,
wive of Ernst Ludwig Hessen, brother of Anastasias mother.
Half a century later Friederike Solms enjoyed
to repeat the stories to the young grandchildren of her brother,
among them her great nephiew Ben.
She had kept all of Anastasia's presents,
in partcular a head.
The Cremerie de Paris stories had so much magic -
they contributed - 15 years later - to the reopening of Cremerie de Paris
abandonned after the departure of the Les Halles foodmarket.
A mission that was not that easy
as nothing was left from the Romanov fortunes
exept a touch of magic
the magic was called Aimee de Heeren
Coco Chanel had left her
a Romaonov jewel
coming from Dmitri Romanov,
another cousin of Anastasia
No1 - 9-11 rue des Déchargeurs (Hôtel de Villeroy Bourbon / VB) + No2, No3 - 11 rue des Halles
+ No6, No7, No8 - 12 rue de la Ferronnerie
+ No9 - 45 rue Saint-Honoré
all around Margerite de Navarre
75001 Paris, France.
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but no other one
has a Two Letter Internet address
that stands out on every computer keyboard ...
