Thirteen years at the Russian court: (a personal record of the last years and death of the Czar Nicholas II. and his family) — John Shaqi
Thirteen years at the Russian court: (a personal record of the last years and death of the Czar Nicholas II. and his family)Gilliard, Pierre
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Thirteen years at the Russian court: (a personal record of the last years and death of the Czar Nicholas II. and his family)
Gilliard, Pierre
Nicholas II, Emperor of Russia, 1868-1918; Romanov, House of; Soviet Union -- History -- Revolution, 1917-1921 -- Personal narratives
The Czar 134
The Czarevitch 134
The Czarina 140
The four Grand-Duchesses 140
The Czar and Czarevitch on the banks of the Dnieper, 1916 148
The Czar and Czarevitch near Mohileff, 1916 148
The Czar and Czarevitch at a religious service at G.H.Q.,
Mohileff 154
The Grand-Duchesses visiting the family of a railway employee 166
The Czarina and Grand-Duchess Tatiana talking to refugees 166
The Grand-Duchess Marie as a convalescent 212
The four Grand-Duchesses in the park at Tsarskoïe-Selo 212
The Czarina’s room in the Alexander Palace 216
The Portrait Gallery 216
The Czar, his children and their companions in captivity
working in the park 222
The Czar working in the kitchen-garden 226
The Czarina, in an invalid chair, working at some embroidery 226
The Grand-Duchess Tatiana carrying turf 230
The Czar and his servant Juravsky sawing the trunk of a tree 230
The Grand-Duchesses Tatiana and Anastasie taking a water-butt
to the kitchen-garden 234
The Imperial family’s suite at Tsarskoïe-Selo, 1917 234
The Grand-Duchess Tatiana a prisoner in the park of Tsarskoïe-Selo 240
Alexis Nicolaïevitch joins the Grand-Duchess 240
The Czar and his children in captivity enjoying the sunshine
at Tobolsk 246
The Governor’s house at Tobolsk, where the Imperial family
were interned 252
The Czar sawing wood with the author 256
Alexis Nicolaïevitch on the steps of the Governor’s house 256
The Imperial family at the main door of the Governor’s house 260
The Czarina’s room 260
The priest celebrating Mass in the Governor’s house after the
departure of Their Majesties 264
The river steamer _Rouss_ on which the Czar and his family
travelled 264
Ipatief’s house at Ekaterinburg, in which the Imperial family
were interned and subsequently massacred 270
Yourovsky, from a photograph produced at the enquiry 272
The Grand-Duchesses’ room in Ipatief’s house 272
Ipatief’s house from the Vosnessensky street 276
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