Lives France's most famous twins die six days apart
France is shocked.
The country's most famous twins
,
Grichka and Igor Bogdanoff,
72, have died of coronavirus five days apart at the Georges Pompidou hospital in Paris. The first was on December 29 and the second on January 3. Both, anti-vaccines, became tremendously popular when they presented the
Temps X
program
(1979-1985) that
mixed science fiction with
established
scientific theories
that captured the attention of young people due to its
informative nature
, but their work garnered numerous negative criticisms among the establishment academic.
Despite the fact that Igor had a DEA in Semiology and a doctorate in
Theoretical Physics
and
Grichka had a degree in political science and a doctorate in mathematics,
the National Center for Scientific Research (CNRS), considered the most important French body on scientific issues, considered that
the twins' writings were plagued with contradictions,
nonsense, misunderstandings, and overt confusion, and were therefore not considered rigorous scientific texts.
The origin of the brothers seems to come from the works of Tolstoy and Asimov.
His parents were the Russian painter Yuri Mikhailovich Ostasenko-Bogdanov and the Austrian Countess Maria Maya Kolowrat-Krakowská, whose ancestors date back to the 13th century in the Bohemian region.
The children were raised in the castle of southwestern France by their maternal grandmother,
Countess Bertha Kolowrat-Krakowská
, who was married to one of the members of the Von Colloredo-Mannsfeld princely family.
However, it is known that she
had a relationship with the African-American composer and tenor Roland Hayes
, the twins' grandfather.
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On the father's side, they descend from a
17th century Muslim Tatar noble family
converted to Orthodox Christianity whose first-born males held the title of princes Bogdanoff granted by Tsar Fyodor III.
However, the title fell into disuse at the end of the 19th century.
Historians do not agree if the title really existed or belonged to them as the Dictionary of Russian Nobility states that there is no link and Russian genealogical dictionaries could confirm that the Prince of Georgia Irakli Bagration-Mukhraneli recognized the
dynastic rights of the Bogdanoffs.
The twins changed their surname to Bogdanov.
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Grichka never married or had children, but
Igor did so three times and had six children.
His wives were
Genevieve Grad
(one son), Countess
Ludmilla d'Oultremont
(three children) and
Amelia de Borbón-Parma
(two children), daughter of Miguel de Borbón-Parma (last husband of Maria Pia de Saboya), descendant of Carlos V and Luis XVII.
Cousin of King Felipe, she
is a historian and usually spends seasons in Sotogrande (Cádiz).
The Bogdanovs also became wildly popular for their addiction to
cosmetic surgery
operations
, which resulted in severe facial deformities.
Despite the evidence, they always denied having retouched.
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