Anastasia : Disney Cartoon one of my favourite

i really love this Walt Disney Cartoon :D its really wonderful and full with the emotion especially its really takes from some part of the real history of Royal Romanov Russian about the missing princess Anastasia :D .

The cartoon end up happily but well not like in the real history that i know off , i was so addict with the real history of Royal Romanov especially Princess Anastasia , Prince Alexi and Rasputin, its really fascinating ..

Today i have take the Anastasia song : Once upon a December







Words and Music By
Lynn Ahrens and Stephen Flaherty
Anya:
Dancing bears
Painted wings
Things I almost remember
And a song someone sings
Once upon a December
Someone holds me safe and warm
Horses prance through a silver storm
Figures dancing gracefully
Across my memory

Royal Ghost Voices:

Aahh...
Anya:

Someone holds me safe and warm
Horses prance through a silver storm
Figures dancing gracefully
Across my memory
Far away, long ago
Glowing dim as an ember
Things my heart
Used to know
Things it yearns to remember
And a song
Someone sings
Once upon a December

The story in The cartoon

e are Romanovs; years ago, before you were born, our family sat on the throne of the Russian Empire. Our family ruled much of Asia under the Russian flag for over 300 years. During our reign, we traveled abroad, lived in the most beautiful castles, wore the prettiest clothes, and had wonderful jewels. Unfortunately, though we Romanovs lived in material luxury, life was not simple. We had to deal with uncomfortable family arguments, difficult political troubles, and sometimes we went to war with other countries. We stuck through it all, however, and held onto our power. ood things can not always last forever,and our family's power disappeared while my son, Czar Nicholas II was in charge of the country. Our fall was not his fault; Nicholas was a caring father and loving husband, but his heart was too generous. He tried to help the poor people of Russian, but he entrusted to much authority to corrupt officials. Nicholas was unable to help his people, and they began to resent the prosperity of our family. They were angry when they saw our expensive things and luxurious lives. ussia's anger at our family caused the Russian Revolution in February 1917. Nicholas was taken off the throne; my daughter-in-law Alexandra, and my grandchildren Alexei, Olga, Tatiana, Marie, and my dearest, Anastasia were sent into exile in Siberia. There has been many arguments about whether or not they are alive, but most think that they are no longer alive. However, there have been many rumors, and many believe that Anastasia managed to escape and lives today through an unknown identity. nastasia is my youngest and most beloved granddaughter, and I believe deep in my heart that she may be alive. Little Anastasia was extremely intelligent, she studied English, French, German, and many other subjects with her brothers and sisters, and learned very quickly. She was so witty and playful that we nicknamed her shvibzik, or imp. know that if any of my grandchildren are alive, t is most likely my Anastasia. Her mischievous and stubborn personality made her a hardy child. Even when she was very young, Anastasia did not care what others thought of her. She hardly ever cried, even when she was hurt. It hurts me not to be able to see her and know for sure that she is alive. I have dedicated my life to finding my Anastasia and bringing together the last living members of the Romanov royal family. Every day, I pray that I may find my granddaughter before it's too late for me.... Source link from : http://www.foxhome.com/anastasia/index_frames.html