224 pages
Published: 1992
Genre: Documentary
Publisher: Omskoe Knizhnoe Izdatelstvo
Languages: RUSSIAN
ISBN Hardcover: No hardcover edition available
ISBN Softcover: unknown
Print Status: out of print
description:
A collection of approximately 140 letters of the imperial family written from exile in Tobolsk to friends and relations. Correspondents include: Anna Vyrubova, Marie Fyodorovna, Ksenia Aleksandrovna, Rita Khitrovo, Pyotr Petrov, Kolya Derevenko, and others.
unique features:
Many letters not printed in Lifelong Passion, Memories of the Russian Court, or Fall of the Romanovs, particularly those by Olga and Tatiana Nikolaevna.
similar to:
Pis'ma Tsarskoi Sem'i iz Zatocheniia (Letters of the Tsar's Family from Captivity)
in my opinion:
Definitely worth reading if language is not a barrier. Gives a feel for the imperial family's state of mind during their captivity.
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