Anna Anderson, a figure known for claiming to be Grand Duchess Anastasia Nikolaevna of Russia, died on February 12, 1984, of pneumonia in Germany. Her final years involved a return to care after being found following a police alarm, and her remains were cremated and later buried.
Final Months and Passing
In the period leading up to her death, Anna Anderson had been the subject of a 13-state police alarm. She was eventually found and subsequently returned to a care facility. In January 1984, she was believed to have suffered a stroke, indicating a decline in her health.
Her death occurred on February 12, 1984, with the official cause stated as pneumonia.
Post-Mortem and Burial
Following her passing, Anna Anderson's body was cremated on the very same day, February 12, 1984. Her ashes were then transported and interred several months later, on June 18, 1984, in the churchyard at Castle Seeon in Bavaria, Germany.
The timeline of Anna Anderson's final recorded events can be summarized as follows:
| Date | Event |
|---|---|
| Early 1984 | Found after a 13-state police alarm; returned to a care facility |
| January 1984 | Thought to have had a stroke |
| February 12, 1984 | Died of pneumonia; cremated the same day |
| June 18, 1984 | Ashes buried in the churchyard at Castle Seeon |
For more detailed historical information regarding Anna Anderson's life and claims, you can refer to her Wikipedia page.
