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Avgusteyshie Sestry Miloserdiya (Royal Sisters of Mercy)
by Nina Zvereva

496pages

Published: 2006

Genre: Non-fiction

Publisher: Veche

Languages: RUSSIAN

ISBN Hardcover: 978-5-9533-2762-6

ISBN Softcover: No softcover edition available

Print Status: in print

Avgusteyshie Sestry Miloserdiya (Royal Sisters of Mercy)

description:

Documents and photographs concerning the imperial women who worked as nurses during WWI. Focuses on Olga Alexandrovna, Alexandra Fyodorovna, Olga Nikolaevna, and Tatiana Nikolaevna.

Email for interior photo-montage.

(This book was reprinted in 2008. The ISBN for the original 2006 edition is 5953315295)

(Title in Russian: Августейшие Сестры Милосердия)

unique features:

Previously unpublished documents, memoirs, and photographs. Includes recollections of wounded officers hospitalized at the Catherine Palace lazaret, as well as abstracts from the diary of Father Beliaev, father superior of Fedorovsky Catherdral at Tsarskoye Selo. Excerpts from the diaries and letters of the imperial children.

in my opinion:

A nicely made volume, with a handful of rare photos. Primarily text, so not ideal for non-Russian speakers.

where to find this book:

shop.russia-on-line.com
www.ozon.ru
www.bolero.ru

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