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Page 1: ~~~nrnml~ H~~~~n › vkgm catalog › arefiev 1986 - 1886... · two h'..D1dred and ninety-ninc platcs of eoins showing 6365 gold, platinum, silver, niekel and eopper eoins struek

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-

Thi5 exhibl i s to honor the cen tennial

of t hc deelopmcnt of Corpus of Hussian Coins

and the Russ i an numisrnat i s ts ho enisioncd

planncd and created it

Ne York Dccember 13- 15 1986

D isp lay Ca se One

GRAND lXJKJ GEmrII mKHATLO TOl

Rom 1863 in Tiflis killed 1919 in Petrograd Third son of the Grand lAgravelke Mikhail Nikolayeich Honorary Canrnander af thc Third Battery of the Fquestrian Artillery BriRade of the Jmncrial ruard and the Eighty-First Apsheronskii Infantry Regiment Aide-de-carnn to HI M nirectoT of the Alexander III Russian ~tuseun in St Pete rshurr 110shynOTarv member of the Imncrial Academv of Sciences Collector of Russian co ins and medal s Researchcr in Russian numismatics

HTSTORlCAL BACKGROUND

The pIan to publish a comprehcnsive work on Russian coinage from Peter t hc Great onward was first men shytioned by the Grand lAgravelke Georgii Mikhailovich i n the preface to his DescTiption and Illustration of Sane Rare Coins in My Colleetien StPetersburg 1886 This project was to compiernent anothcr ambishytious tmdertaking layed out by Count I I Toistoi earlier in 1884 to publish i n some ten to twelve volumes alI Russian pre-PetTine coinage including bars

The Grand Duke Georgii Mikhailovi ch projcct was begun wi th extraction from the Carrolete Collection of Laws of the Russian Prnpire oI alI material reshylated to coinage medal s and awards It was preshypred by MG Demmeni and published by the Grand Duke in 1887 This WdS then followed by the Iirst volume of the basic Corous - Coins of the Reign of Alcxander II in 1888 By June 19]4 anothcT eleven vollTes anpeared covering ftussian coins struck between 1725-1890 and 1682-1710 Due to t he outbreak of Worl d War I the nrojectcd additional vol umes of the r cign of PetcT I (volumes l III and IV) were nevcr published Only p1ates of volume III cover ing the pcriod 1711-1719 survivcd some on1y paTtia11y completed

IlOOK

Grand Duke Georgii ~fikhailovieh Jlcscriotion and n lustration of Sane Rare Coins in My Colleetion StPetcrsburg 1886

Lists and i l lustrates forty-four rare Russian coins including the Constantine r ouble of 1825 The book was published in a lirnrrted edition of one hundred numbered eopies Copy shown 1S Nr 3 presented to author s fatheT Grand Duke Mikha shyil Nikolayevich Binding is by E Rau cf St Pe shytcr sbur g

Display Case Tw o

111l I~S 1-igraveANTS

Ovcr thc span of thirty yC3 r s hctwccn 18R4 tntl 1914 numcrous Russian numismatists havc ~1dc ava i lahlc to thc roranti IJkc Ccorpii Hikhai l ov ich their collections for research or havc activcly collaborated with him 00 thc CoIpUS itsclf AmonJ thc first and thc most valuahle assistants wcrc CC Gicl and MG Ocmmeni who were tater joined by Count 11 Tolstoi and AA Jlyin

CC CoIEL b 1837 d 1908

Pharmacist and callcctar of sea she lls ta shyter tutar to Counts 11 and Dl Tolstois Collector and researcher of ancicnt Greek coins Author of popular ~ables of Russian Coins Responsiblc for systemati zation of coins and maj or varieties throughout the cntiTe Corpus

MG DEMMENI b ca 1860 d 1920

Officia] of the Imperiai Ministry of Finance and part - time custooian of the Grand lAgraveJke Gemiddot orgii Mikhailavich coin and medal collections Secretary of the Numismatic Section af the Imshyperiai Russian Archacalogical Society Acc~middot lished alI research in official archives Commiddot pilcd and cdited documentation ~rtion of the Corpus

COUNT 11 TOLSTOI b 1858 d 1916

President of thc Imperial Academy of Arts MayoF of 5tPetersburg Minister of Educat ion Hon01aT) mcJIber of the lmoeria l Academy of Scigraveences Researcher of the premiddotPetrinc and Bytantinc coi~age Assisted in Drenarlng des middot cpiptiye text far t hc 1ast published Peter I volune -volune II

AA ILY1N b 1857 d 1942

Carthogr30her owner of Russias largest caTshythograohigravec firmo Businessman and civic leader AlonR with Count 1 1 Tolstoi assisted in nreshyo3Tmg descrintigraveve text far the last oublished Pete I volume - volume TI

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Si-IALLER BOOK

~1G Dcnrneni Collection of Laws 00 Coinage and Medals from the Complete Laws of the Russhysian Empire 1649 to 1881 StPetersburg 1887 Published by the Grand Duke Georgii Mikhailoshyvich

In three volumes Copy shown is from the library of the Alexancler III Historical Museum in Moscow Binding by the Orohans Trade Schoc Moscow

Grand Me Georgii Mikhailovich Coins of the Reign of Alexander II J StPetersburg 1888

First of the series of twelve volumes Copy shown is Nr 4 presented by the authoT to his mother Crand Duchess 01ga Feodorovna born Princess Cecilia of Baden

Displ a y Cas e Three

THE SIGNIFlCANCE

As the Grand Duke Georgii Mikhailovich states in the introduction to one of his volumes the obshyjective of the Corpus was to gather and publish alI available material related to the history of Russian coinage rather than to write one Thus the archival material published for the first time in the Corpus fonns i ts most valuable part Therefore the Corpus may be considered to be one of the primary historical sources on the subject

The coin collector on the other hand considers the Comus as a valuable reference of pictorial and descriptive nundsmatic material showing both genuine and restruck coins known at the time of publication listing major varieties and provishyding mintage fram official sources

The nundsmatic bibliophile sees in the Corpus a lavishly printed publication demonstrating the level of artistic taste and the technological state-of-the-art in the Imperial Russia at the rum of the century

FebTtlary 1836

Or igrave $~V~Hg for circulation rouble Cugraveins wlt Alexan1(f cQlurm

B JUilegrave 1836

159 MerncrrandEclI of the Director cf Mirdng bull te theuro GeneraI ~ianageT of the StJct0rs~ ~urg t-fint

5triking StOOO si Jver reacutembles with the A2exandegravet column~

20 June 1836

160 Memorandum of the nirector af Mining bullbullbull to the GeneraI Managet of the St PotersshyOOTg Mintbullbullbull

On strildng 10000 siIver cubls th the Alexander column

162 Menorandurn of the Director of Mining to the GeneraI Manager of the St Petersshyburg Mint

On maintaining at the Mint of un to 5amp000 roubl~s with Alexander column to meet t demand of thegrave private citizens

26 December lS36

163 Memarandtmt me Director of Mining bullbullbull to thc General Manager of the oorg Mint

On additional in ructions regarshyding the tobles wi th AlexandeT column as stated by the Fint1nce ~inister

BOOK

Grand Duke Georgii ~1ikhailoyich Coins af the Reign cf Nicolas 1 StPetersburg 1890

Copy shown 1S Nr 4 presented by the author to his mother Grand Duchess 01ga Feodorovna bOTTI Princess Cecilia of Baden Binding by E Rau of StPetersburg

Display Case Faur

SMALLER BOOK

Grand Duke Georgii Mikhai lovich Coins Wanting in My Collection StPetersburg 1902

This want list was sent to collectors known to the Grand Duke It contains 715 coins of which 27 are gold 220 are silver and 468 are cappero Of the latter 301 are of the Peshyter I peri od

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1HE AWARD

The documentary materia presented in the first five issues of the Corpus covering primarily the XIXth century was not considered to be hi sshytoricallv bnoortant by the Grand Dukes contemnoshyraries HoweveT i th publication of the Coins of the Reign of Catherine Il the August authoT has entered the historical1y significant period wrote one observer Count 11 Tolstoi reviewed for the Imperial Russian Archaeological Society this new publication On his recammendation the Society awarded the authOT the Cmmt AS Uvarov memoria large gold~dal which was instituterl by the 50shyciety to 1nalk significant contributions in the figraveeld of Russian archaeology

Grand Duke Georgii Mikhailovich Coins of the Reign of Catherine II in two Volumes StPeshytersburg 1894

Copy shown is Nr 50 volume II as issued

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Display Case Five

STATlSnCS

I TI hasic Cof1us of twclvc volumcs consists of

o twclvc frontispicccs of t hc rcigning monarehs Ptcr I to Alcxander Il

o two hD1dred and ninety-ninc platcs of eoins showing 6365 gold platinum silver niekel and eopper eoins struek for Russia Siberia East Prussia Livonia Esthonia Poland Mol shydavia Georgia and Finland

o 2775 totai number of pages

o 1687 nages or 61 are listinR 2249 offi shyeial documents related to eoinage

2 Published in a llinited edition of 200 numbered conies Cooy Nr 1 was oresented to the ruling finDeror eooy Nr 2 - author 5 eooy copy Nr 3 was ~robably initial1y presented to authors father Copy Nr 4 - to authars mother Cooy Nl 5 - to authors unele Grand Me V1adiIgravenir Alexandrovich Gooy Nr 6 - to authors daughshyter Prineess Xenia

3 Ntnbcr of unpublished plates forty finished and ten unfinished They depict an additional 1508 gold si lver and copper coins of Peter I 1711 to 1719 inclusive

4 AlI nlates were nrinted at the Imnerial Bureau Of Engraving cammercial Deoartment St Petersshyburg

5 Issue cast for the twclve volumes 200 roubles or $100 at pre 1914 exchange rate

6 rotaI weight unbound - ca 130 Ibs

7 Estimated cost to undeniTite a slinilar 30 year project today ca $1000000

(rand Me reorgii Hiyhailovich (Coins of the Reign of Peter r volume III)

Shown is alI that was odnted - forty finished and ten unfinished olates caver ing 1711-1719

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MEMORIES OF RUSSIA

1916--1919 BY

PRINCESS PALEY

HERBERT JENKINS LIMITED 3 YORK STREET ST JAMESS LONDON S WI fB fB MCMXXIV

216 MEMORIES OF RUSSIA

The Bolshevists had selected their new victirns-the few Grand Dukes who stiU remained in Russia Tbe Grand Duke Nicholas Michallovitch was brought back from Vologda with his faithful aide-de-camp Generai de Brummer His brother the Grand Duke George Michailovitch who was awaiting in Finlanccedill at Helsingfors the moment when be should embark for England where his wife and two daughters were already was handed aver by the Red Finns aDd taken back to Petrograd

2lt)8 MEMORIES OF RUSSIA

Although it was not unti later that I learned the detai ls of the crime trom a Dr MaItzoffbull who was imprisoned in the hospital with the

TRE MANNER OF TREIR DEATH 299 Grand Duke and who gave them to me in Finland I shall with a trembling han d try to reproduce them here

When the soldiers arrived with tbe automobile on Tuesday ]anuary 15th 28th to fetch my husband the Commissaries mode Dr Maltzoff come with thern They gave him the arder to announce to the prisoner Paul Romanoff that be was to get ready to leave Dr Maltzoff entered the celI which the Grand DUkeshared witb Colonel K--

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On the WedDesday evening at the Tcheacute-Ka the Grand Duke~ddressed himself to a Georgian whom they were liberating begging him to telephone lo me that they had taken him to the

300 MEMORIES OF RUSSIA Gorochovaia

They took him in an automobile to thc fodress af Saints Peter and Paul thc ather Grand Dukes were taken there direct Irom the Schpalernala They ere shut up in tbe black dungeons af the Troubetzkoy Bastion At three od ock igraven the morning two soldiers named Blagovidoff and Solovieff made thero go aut naked to tbe waist and led them on to tbc PIace de la Monnaie within tbe enceinte of tbe fortress in front of the Cathedral They saw an immense deep commoo grave in which thirtecn bodies lay aIready These soldiers made them stand in line oear the grave and the abominable crime was accomplished Some moments before tbe old servant beard the Grand Dukemiddot)utter out loud the words

God forgive them they know not what tbey do

) Grd amp(eacutee Pt4U nltMCfr4v ct YJ~ 6roIMgt- ample(~q(gtr II(

Page 2: ~~~nrnml~ H~~~~n › vkgm catalog › arefiev 1986 - 1886... · two h'..D1dred and ninety-ninc platcs of eoins showing 6365 gold, platinum, silver, niekel and eopper eoins struek

bull

-

Thi5 exhibl i s to honor the cen tennial

of t hc deelopmcnt of Corpus of Hussian Coins

and the Russ i an numisrnat i s ts ho enisioncd

planncd and created it

Ne York Dccember 13- 15 1986

D isp lay Ca se One

GRAND lXJKJ GEmrII mKHATLO TOl

Rom 1863 in Tiflis killed 1919 in Petrograd Third son of the Grand lAgravelke Mikhail Nikolayeich Honorary Canrnander af thc Third Battery of the Fquestrian Artillery BriRade of the Jmncrial ruard and the Eighty-First Apsheronskii Infantry Regiment Aide-de-carnn to HI M nirectoT of the Alexander III Russian ~tuseun in St Pete rshurr 110shynOTarv member of the Imncrial Academv of Sciences Collector of Russian co ins and medal s Researchcr in Russian numismatics

HTSTORlCAL BACKGROUND

The pIan to publish a comprehcnsive work on Russian coinage from Peter t hc Great onward was first men shytioned by the Grand lAgravelke Georgii Mikhailovich i n the preface to his DescTiption and Illustration of Sane Rare Coins in My Colleetien StPetersburg 1886 This project was to compiernent anothcr ambishytious tmdertaking layed out by Count I I Toistoi earlier in 1884 to publish i n some ten to twelve volumes alI Russian pre-PetTine coinage including bars

The Grand Duke Georgii Mikhailovi ch projcct was begun wi th extraction from the Carrolete Collection of Laws of the Russian Prnpire oI alI material reshylated to coinage medal s and awards It was preshypred by MG Demmeni and published by the Grand Duke in 1887 This WdS then followed by the Iirst volume of the basic Corous - Coins of the Reign of Alcxander II in 1888 By June 19]4 anothcT eleven vollTes anpeared covering ftussian coins struck between 1725-1890 and 1682-1710 Due to t he outbreak of Worl d War I the nrojectcd additional vol umes of the r cign of PetcT I (volumes l III and IV) were nevcr published Only p1ates of volume III cover ing the pcriod 1711-1719 survivcd some on1y paTtia11y completed

IlOOK

Grand Duke Georgii ~fikhailovieh Jlcscriotion and n lustration of Sane Rare Coins in My Colleetion StPetcrsburg 1886

Lists and i l lustrates forty-four rare Russian coins including the Constantine r ouble of 1825 The book was published in a lirnrrted edition of one hundred numbered eopies Copy shown 1S Nr 3 presented to author s fatheT Grand Duke Mikha shyil Nikolayevich Binding is by E Rau cf St Pe shytcr sbur g

Display Case Tw o

111l I~S 1-igraveANTS

Ovcr thc span of thirty yC3 r s hctwccn 18R4 tntl 1914 numcrous Russian numismatists havc ~1dc ava i lahlc to thc roranti IJkc Ccorpii Hikhai l ov ich their collections for research or havc activcly collaborated with him 00 thc CoIpUS itsclf AmonJ thc first and thc most valuahle assistants wcrc CC Gicl and MG Ocmmeni who were tater joined by Count 11 Tolstoi and AA Jlyin

CC CoIEL b 1837 d 1908

Pharmacist and callcctar of sea she lls ta shyter tutar to Counts 11 and Dl Tolstois Collector and researcher of ancicnt Greek coins Author of popular ~ables of Russian Coins Responsiblc for systemati zation of coins and maj or varieties throughout the cntiTe Corpus

MG DEMMENI b ca 1860 d 1920

Officia] of the Imperiai Ministry of Finance and part - time custooian of the Grand lAgraveJke Gemiddot orgii Mikhailavich coin and medal collections Secretary of the Numismatic Section af the Imshyperiai Russian Archacalogical Society Acc~middot lished alI research in official archives Commiddot pilcd and cdited documentation ~rtion of the Corpus

COUNT 11 TOLSTOI b 1858 d 1916

President of thc Imperial Academy of Arts MayoF of 5tPetersburg Minister of Educat ion Hon01aT) mcJIber of the lmoeria l Academy of Scigraveences Researcher of the premiddotPetrinc and Bytantinc coi~age Assisted in Drenarlng des middot cpiptiye text far t hc 1ast published Peter I volune -volune II

AA ILY1N b 1857 d 1942

Carthogr30her owner of Russias largest caTshythograohigravec firmo Businessman and civic leader AlonR with Count 1 1 Tolstoi assisted in nreshyo3Tmg descrintigraveve text far the last oublished Pete I volume - volume TI

bull

Si-IALLER BOOK

~1G Dcnrneni Collection of Laws 00 Coinage and Medals from the Complete Laws of the Russhysian Empire 1649 to 1881 StPetersburg 1887 Published by the Grand Duke Georgii Mikhailoshyvich

In three volumes Copy shown is from the library of the Alexancler III Historical Museum in Moscow Binding by the Orohans Trade Schoc Moscow

Grand Me Georgii Mikhailovich Coins of the Reign of Alexander II J StPetersburg 1888

First of the series of twelve volumes Copy shown is Nr 4 presented by the authoT to his mother Crand Duchess 01ga Feodorovna born Princess Cecilia of Baden

Displ a y Cas e Three

THE SIGNIFlCANCE

As the Grand Duke Georgii Mikhailovich states in the introduction to one of his volumes the obshyjective of the Corpus was to gather and publish alI available material related to the history of Russian coinage rather than to write one Thus the archival material published for the first time in the Corpus fonns i ts most valuable part Therefore the Corpus may be considered to be one of the primary historical sources on the subject

The coin collector on the other hand considers the Comus as a valuable reference of pictorial and descriptive nundsmatic material showing both genuine and restruck coins known at the time of publication listing major varieties and provishyding mintage fram official sources

The nundsmatic bibliophile sees in the Corpus a lavishly printed publication demonstrating the level of artistic taste and the technological state-of-the-art in the Imperial Russia at the rum of the century

FebTtlary 1836

Or igrave $~V~Hg for circulation rouble Cugraveins wlt Alexan1(f cQlurm

B JUilegrave 1836

159 MerncrrandEclI of the Director cf Mirdng bull te theuro GeneraI ~ianageT of the StJct0rs~ ~urg t-fint

5triking StOOO si Jver reacutembles with the A2exandegravet column~

20 June 1836

160 Memorandum of the nirector af Mining bullbullbull to the GeneraI Managet of the St PotersshyOOTg Mintbullbullbull

On strildng 10000 siIver cubls th the Alexander column

162 Menorandurn of the Director of Mining to the GeneraI Manager of the St Petersshyburg Mint

On maintaining at the Mint of un to 5amp000 roubl~s with Alexander column to meet t demand of thegrave private citizens

26 December lS36

163 Memarandtmt me Director of Mining bullbullbull to thc General Manager of the oorg Mint

On additional in ructions regarshyding the tobles wi th AlexandeT column as stated by the Fint1nce ~inister

BOOK

Grand Duke Georgii ~1ikhailoyich Coins af the Reign cf Nicolas 1 StPetersburg 1890

Copy shown 1S Nr 4 presented by the author to his mother Grand Duchess 01ga Feodorovna bOTTI Princess Cecilia of Baden Binding by E Rau of StPetersburg

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SMALLER BOOK

Grand Duke Georgii Mikhai lovich Coins Wanting in My Collection StPetersburg 1902

This want list was sent to collectors known to the Grand Duke It contains 715 coins of which 27 are gold 220 are silver and 468 are cappero Of the latter 301 are of the Peshyter I peri od

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1HE AWARD

The documentary materia presented in the first five issues of the Corpus covering primarily the XIXth century was not considered to be hi sshytoricallv bnoortant by the Grand Dukes contemnoshyraries HoweveT i th publication of the Coins of the Reign of Catherine Il the August authoT has entered the historical1y significant period wrote one observer Count 11 Tolstoi reviewed for the Imperial Russian Archaeological Society this new publication On his recammendation the Society awarded the authOT the Cmmt AS Uvarov memoria large gold~dal which was instituterl by the 50shyciety to 1nalk significant contributions in the figraveeld of Russian archaeology

Grand Duke Georgii Mikhailovich Coins of the Reign of Catherine II in two Volumes StPeshytersburg 1894

Copy shown is Nr 50 volume II as issued

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Display Case Five

STATlSnCS

I TI hasic Cof1us of twclvc volumcs consists of

o twclvc frontispicccs of t hc rcigning monarehs Ptcr I to Alcxander Il

o two hD1dred and ninety-ninc platcs of eoins showing 6365 gold platinum silver niekel and eopper eoins struek for Russia Siberia East Prussia Livonia Esthonia Poland Mol shydavia Georgia and Finland

o 2775 totai number of pages

o 1687 nages or 61 are listinR 2249 offi shyeial documents related to eoinage

2 Published in a llinited edition of 200 numbered conies Cooy Nr 1 was oresented to the ruling finDeror eooy Nr 2 - author 5 eooy copy Nr 3 was ~robably initial1y presented to authors father Copy Nr 4 - to authars mother Cooy Nl 5 - to authors unele Grand Me V1adiIgravenir Alexandrovich Gooy Nr 6 - to authors daughshyter Prineess Xenia

3 Ntnbcr of unpublished plates forty finished and ten unfinished They depict an additional 1508 gold si lver and copper coins of Peter I 1711 to 1719 inclusive

4 AlI nlates were nrinted at the Imnerial Bureau Of Engraving cammercial Deoartment St Petersshyburg

5 Issue cast for the twclve volumes 200 roubles or $100 at pre 1914 exchange rate

6 rotaI weight unbound - ca 130 Ibs

7 Estimated cost to undeniTite a slinilar 30 year project today ca $1000000

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MEMORIES OF RUSSIA

1916--1919 BY

PRINCESS PALEY

HERBERT JENKINS LIMITED 3 YORK STREET ST JAMESS LONDON S WI fB fB MCMXXIV

216 MEMORIES OF RUSSIA

The Bolshevists had selected their new victirns-the few Grand Dukes who stiU remained in Russia Tbe Grand Duke Nicholas Michallovitch was brought back from Vologda with his faithful aide-de-camp Generai de Brummer His brother the Grand Duke George Michailovitch who was awaiting in Finlanccedill at Helsingfors the moment when be should embark for England where his wife and two daughters were already was handed aver by the Red Finns aDd taken back to Petrograd

2lt)8 MEMORIES OF RUSSIA

Although it was not unti later that I learned the detai ls of the crime trom a Dr MaItzoffbull who was imprisoned in the hospital with the

TRE MANNER OF TREIR DEATH 299 Grand Duke and who gave them to me in Finland I shall with a trembling han d try to reproduce them here

When the soldiers arrived with tbe automobile on Tuesday ]anuary 15th 28th to fetch my husband the Commissaries mode Dr Maltzoff come with thern They gave him the arder to announce to the prisoner Paul Romanoff that be was to get ready to leave Dr Maltzoff entered the celI which the Grand DUkeshared witb Colonel K--

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On the WedDesday evening at the Tcheacute-Ka the Grand Duke~ddressed himself to a Georgian whom they were liberating begging him to telephone lo me that they had taken him to the

300 MEMORIES OF RUSSIA Gorochovaia

They took him in an automobile to thc fodress af Saints Peter and Paul thc ather Grand Dukes were taken there direct Irom the Schpalernala They ere shut up in tbe black dungeons af the Troubetzkoy Bastion At three od ock igraven the morning two soldiers named Blagovidoff and Solovieff made thero go aut naked to tbe waist and led them on to tbc PIace de la Monnaie within tbe enceinte of tbe fortress in front of the Cathedral They saw an immense deep commoo grave in which thirtecn bodies lay aIready These soldiers made them stand in line oear the grave and the abominable crime was accomplished Some moments before tbe old servant beard the Grand Dukemiddot)utter out loud the words

God forgive them they know not what tbey do

) Grd amp(eacutee Pt4U nltMCfr4v ct YJ~ 6roIMgt- ample(~q(gtr II(

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D isp lay Ca se One

GRAND lXJKJ GEmrII mKHATLO TOl

Rom 1863 in Tiflis killed 1919 in Petrograd Third son of the Grand lAgravelke Mikhail Nikolayeich Honorary Canrnander af thc Third Battery of the Fquestrian Artillery BriRade of the Jmncrial ruard and the Eighty-First Apsheronskii Infantry Regiment Aide-de-carnn to HI M nirectoT of the Alexander III Russian ~tuseun in St Pete rshurr 110shynOTarv member of the Imncrial Academv of Sciences Collector of Russian co ins and medal s Researchcr in Russian numismatics

HTSTORlCAL BACKGROUND

The pIan to publish a comprehcnsive work on Russian coinage from Peter t hc Great onward was first men shytioned by the Grand lAgravelke Georgii Mikhailovich i n the preface to his DescTiption and Illustration of Sane Rare Coins in My Colleetien StPetersburg 1886 This project was to compiernent anothcr ambishytious tmdertaking layed out by Count I I Toistoi earlier in 1884 to publish i n some ten to twelve volumes alI Russian pre-PetTine coinage including bars

The Grand Duke Georgii Mikhailovi ch projcct was begun wi th extraction from the Carrolete Collection of Laws of the Russian Prnpire oI alI material reshylated to coinage medal s and awards It was preshypred by MG Demmeni and published by the Grand Duke in 1887 This WdS then followed by the Iirst volume of the basic Corous - Coins of the Reign of Alcxander II in 1888 By June 19]4 anothcT eleven vollTes anpeared covering ftussian coins struck between 1725-1890 and 1682-1710 Due to t he outbreak of Worl d War I the nrojectcd additional vol umes of the r cign of PetcT I (volumes l III and IV) were nevcr published Only p1ates of volume III cover ing the pcriod 1711-1719 survivcd some on1y paTtia11y completed

IlOOK

Grand Duke Georgii ~fikhailovieh Jlcscriotion and n lustration of Sane Rare Coins in My Colleetion StPetcrsburg 1886

Lists and i l lustrates forty-four rare Russian coins including the Constantine r ouble of 1825 The book was published in a lirnrrted edition of one hundred numbered eopies Copy shown 1S Nr 3 presented to author s fatheT Grand Duke Mikha shyil Nikolayevich Binding is by E Rau cf St Pe shytcr sbur g

Display Case Tw o

111l I~S 1-igraveANTS

Ovcr thc span of thirty yC3 r s hctwccn 18R4 tntl 1914 numcrous Russian numismatists havc ~1dc ava i lahlc to thc roranti IJkc Ccorpii Hikhai l ov ich their collections for research or havc activcly collaborated with him 00 thc CoIpUS itsclf AmonJ thc first and thc most valuahle assistants wcrc CC Gicl and MG Ocmmeni who were tater joined by Count 11 Tolstoi and AA Jlyin

CC CoIEL b 1837 d 1908

Pharmacist and callcctar of sea she lls ta shyter tutar to Counts 11 and Dl Tolstois Collector and researcher of ancicnt Greek coins Author of popular ~ables of Russian Coins Responsiblc for systemati zation of coins and maj or varieties throughout the cntiTe Corpus

MG DEMMENI b ca 1860 d 1920

Officia] of the Imperiai Ministry of Finance and part - time custooian of the Grand lAgraveJke Gemiddot orgii Mikhailavich coin and medal collections Secretary of the Numismatic Section af the Imshyperiai Russian Archacalogical Society Acc~middot lished alI research in official archives Commiddot pilcd and cdited documentation ~rtion of the Corpus

COUNT 11 TOLSTOI b 1858 d 1916

President of thc Imperial Academy of Arts MayoF of 5tPetersburg Minister of Educat ion Hon01aT) mcJIber of the lmoeria l Academy of Scigraveences Researcher of the premiddotPetrinc and Bytantinc coi~age Assisted in Drenarlng des middot cpiptiye text far t hc 1ast published Peter I volune -volune II

AA ILY1N b 1857 d 1942

Carthogr30her owner of Russias largest caTshythograohigravec firmo Businessman and civic leader AlonR with Count 1 1 Tolstoi assisted in nreshyo3Tmg descrintigraveve text far the last oublished Pete I volume - volume TI

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Si-IALLER BOOK

~1G Dcnrneni Collection of Laws 00 Coinage and Medals from the Complete Laws of the Russhysian Empire 1649 to 1881 StPetersburg 1887 Published by the Grand Duke Georgii Mikhailoshyvich

In three volumes Copy shown is from the library of the Alexancler III Historical Museum in Moscow Binding by the Orohans Trade Schoc Moscow

Grand Me Georgii Mikhailovich Coins of the Reign of Alexander II J StPetersburg 1888

First of the series of twelve volumes Copy shown is Nr 4 presented by the authoT to his mother Crand Duchess 01ga Feodorovna born Princess Cecilia of Baden

Displ a y Cas e Three

THE SIGNIFlCANCE

As the Grand Duke Georgii Mikhailovich states in the introduction to one of his volumes the obshyjective of the Corpus was to gather and publish alI available material related to the history of Russian coinage rather than to write one Thus the archival material published for the first time in the Corpus fonns i ts most valuable part Therefore the Corpus may be considered to be one of the primary historical sources on the subject

The coin collector on the other hand considers the Comus as a valuable reference of pictorial and descriptive nundsmatic material showing both genuine and restruck coins known at the time of publication listing major varieties and provishyding mintage fram official sources

The nundsmatic bibliophile sees in the Corpus a lavishly printed publication demonstrating the level of artistic taste and the technological state-of-the-art in the Imperial Russia at the rum of the century

FebTtlary 1836

Or igrave $~V~Hg for circulation rouble Cugraveins wlt Alexan1(f cQlurm

B JUilegrave 1836

159 MerncrrandEclI of the Director cf Mirdng bull te theuro GeneraI ~ianageT of the StJct0rs~ ~urg t-fint

5triking StOOO si Jver reacutembles with the A2exandegravet column~

20 June 1836

160 Memorandum of the nirector af Mining bullbullbull to the GeneraI Managet of the St PotersshyOOTg Mintbullbullbull

On strildng 10000 siIver cubls th the Alexander column

162 Menorandurn of the Director of Mining to the GeneraI Manager of the St Petersshyburg Mint

On maintaining at the Mint of un to 5amp000 roubl~s with Alexander column to meet t demand of thegrave private citizens

26 December lS36

163 Memarandtmt me Director of Mining bullbullbull to thc General Manager of the oorg Mint

On additional in ructions regarshyding the tobles wi th AlexandeT column as stated by the Fint1nce ~inister

BOOK

Grand Duke Georgii ~1ikhailoyich Coins af the Reign cf Nicolas 1 StPetersburg 1890

Copy shown 1S Nr 4 presented by the author to his mother Grand Duchess 01ga Feodorovna bOTTI Princess Cecilia of Baden Binding by E Rau of StPetersburg

Display Case Faur

SMALLER BOOK

Grand Duke Georgii Mikhai lovich Coins Wanting in My Collection StPetersburg 1902

This want list was sent to collectors known to the Grand Duke It contains 715 coins of which 27 are gold 220 are silver and 468 are cappero Of the latter 301 are of the Peshyter I peri od

bull

1HE AWARD

The documentary materia presented in the first five issues of the Corpus covering primarily the XIXth century was not considered to be hi sshytoricallv bnoortant by the Grand Dukes contemnoshyraries HoweveT i th publication of the Coins of the Reign of Catherine Il the August authoT has entered the historical1y significant period wrote one observer Count 11 Tolstoi reviewed for the Imperial Russian Archaeological Society this new publication On his recammendation the Society awarded the authOT the Cmmt AS Uvarov memoria large gold~dal which was instituterl by the 50shyciety to 1nalk significant contributions in the figraveeld of Russian archaeology

Grand Duke Georgii Mikhailovich Coins of the Reign of Catherine II in two Volumes StPeshytersburg 1894

Copy shown is Nr 50 volume II as issued

bull

Display Case Five

STATlSnCS

I TI hasic Cof1us of twclvc volumcs consists of

o twclvc frontispicccs of t hc rcigning monarehs Ptcr I to Alcxander Il

o two hD1dred and ninety-ninc platcs of eoins showing 6365 gold platinum silver niekel and eopper eoins struek for Russia Siberia East Prussia Livonia Esthonia Poland Mol shydavia Georgia and Finland

o 2775 totai number of pages

o 1687 nages or 61 are listinR 2249 offi shyeial documents related to eoinage

2 Published in a llinited edition of 200 numbered conies Cooy Nr 1 was oresented to the ruling finDeror eooy Nr 2 - author 5 eooy copy Nr 3 was ~robably initial1y presented to authors father Copy Nr 4 - to authars mother Cooy Nl 5 - to authors unele Grand Me V1adiIgravenir Alexandrovich Gooy Nr 6 - to authors daughshyter Prineess Xenia

3 Ntnbcr of unpublished plates forty finished and ten unfinished They depict an additional 1508 gold si lver and copper coins of Peter I 1711 to 1719 inclusive

4 AlI nlates were nrinted at the Imnerial Bureau Of Engraving cammercial Deoartment St Petersshyburg

5 Issue cast for the twclve volumes 200 roubles or $100 at pre 1914 exchange rate

6 rotaI weight unbound - ca 130 Ibs

7 Estimated cost to undeniTite a slinilar 30 year project today ca $1000000

(rand Me reorgii Hiyhailovich (Coins of the Reign of Peter r volume III)

Shown is alI that was odnted - forty finished and ten unfinished olates caver ing 1711-1719

bull

ILL USTRATIONS

bull

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I III r omiddot o ~ I

bullbull lt bull

j f bull

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bull

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~ITHCAHIE H H30BPAlIfEHIE

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itrougraveteh ul1 ccedil ln (J i l h) TNir WIl) dltUlUfd tUttil 1 UlllIIlry fiL (Iudl~ tlltU trlUll-iferr(d I O lw jLlrograd pris)I1 hf duri his -runul t io n1I by lIH) Cvmnugrave~ ioll h e leurlllt-l thut h~- son I

I lIeL hlld blIL IhOL LlL AlLIH~u ~k III thu t mb Ilo ILe ~UI I Dudl ri hwloi amiddoth iH ugravet

thl IIHJll lLt il L E n g Ju l u lo Iuld IO tl L~1 ~lItT( rj I Ji oi il lpngtn lfl tut t J~ t flolihoi-li ILI iL lJeLLln lxr nlLlov 1 thu Grulld n u ko IO t h l~ plncu o r exocH i() I blL uher h o h1( wi(lI~

I hu p Itucl llw rmiddot II ~ (ho IMt ll)IOIII t thlY Il

nLulu(d lilll I V n~ cmiddotdl lh~ (rI(1 DHW tieorpo Mikhnilo itch Tho

1wu arrl lvd III ~lltLHlJr hud OtltrI k lpt I tllO whvlo lill lll in pri-on with lriminI~J-i I~ul

oilly in Iho JiL fu dU)Ibdqq tho uxccutioo li ho t ru)sfcrnd I O UgravetO J)unUugrave lm 1 pri$on th~ SC(10 oi IXlmiddotccedilu tioll

- ld jl~b lu r( purt [rom Pctrogrougrave ~tnttJi thlt 111 tll Cuur Gmul D likli d id wi th oI igniLY

I lho ( mllll middot J)I ltn ~ idlll l ugrave-1 ~l i khlilu middot it ccedilh

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MEMORIES OF RUSSIA

1916--1919 BY

PRINCESS PALEY

HERBERT JENKINS LIMITED 3 YORK STREET ST JAMESS LONDON S WI fB fB MCMXXIV

216 MEMORIES OF RUSSIA

The Bolshevists had selected their new victirns-the few Grand Dukes who stiU remained in Russia Tbe Grand Duke Nicholas Michallovitch was brought back from Vologda with his faithful aide-de-camp Generai de Brummer His brother the Grand Duke George Michailovitch who was awaiting in Finlanccedill at Helsingfors the moment when be should embark for England where his wife and two daughters were already was handed aver by the Red Finns aDd taken back to Petrograd

2lt)8 MEMORIES OF RUSSIA

Although it was not unti later that I learned the detai ls of the crime trom a Dr MaItzoffbull who was imprisoned in the hospital with the

TRE MANNER OF TREIR DEATH 299 Grand Duke and who gave them to me in Finland I shall with a trembling han d try to reproduce them here

When the soldiers arrived with tbe automobile on Tuesday ]anuary 15th 28th to fetch my husband the Commissaries mode Dr Maltzoff come with thern They gave him the arder to announce to the prisoner Paul Romanoff that be was to get ready to leave Dr Maltzoff entered the celI which the Grand DUkeshared witb Colonel K--

bullbull

On the WedDesday evening at the Tcheacute-Ka the Grand Duke~ddressed himself to a Georgian whom they were liberating begging him to telephone lo me that they had taken him to the

300 MEMORIES OF RUSSIA Gorochovaia

They took him in an automobile to thc fodress af Saints Peter and Paul thc ather Grand Dukes were taken there direct Irom the Schpalernala They ere shut up in tbe black dungeons af the Troubetzkoy Bastion At three od ock igraven the morning two soldiers named Blagovidoff and Solovieff made thero go aut naked to tbe waist and led them on to tbc PIace de la Monnaie within tbe enceinte of tbe fortress in front of the Cathedral They saw an immense deep commoo grave in which thirtecn bodies lay aIready These soldiers made them stand in line oear the grave and the abominable crime was accomplished Some moments before tbe old servant beard the Grand Dukemiddot)utter out loud the words

God forgive them they know not what tbey do

) Grd amp(eacutee Pt4U nltMCfr4v ct YJ~ 6roIMgt- ample(~q(gtr II(

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111l I~S 1-igraveANTS

Ovcr thc span of thirty yC3 r s hctwccn 18R4 tntl 1914 numcrous Russian numismatists havc ~1dc ava i lahlc to thc roranti IJkc Ccorpii Hikhai l ov ich their collections for research or havc activcly collaborated with him 00 thc CoIpUS itsclf AmonJ thc first and thc most valuahle assistants wcrc CC Gicl and MG Ocmmeni who were tater joined by Count 11 Tolstoi and AA Jlyin

CC CoIEL b 1837 d 1908

Pharmacist and callcctar of sea she lls ta shyter tutar to Counts 11 and Dl Tolstois Collector and researcher of ancicnt Greek coins Author of popular ~ables of Russian Coins Responsiblc for systemati zation of coins and maj or varieties throughout the cntiTe Corpus

MG DEMMENI b ca 1860 d 1920

Officia] of the Imperiai Ministry of Finance and part - time custooian of the Grand lAgraveJke Gemiddot orgii Mikhailavich coin and medal collections Secretary of the Numismatic Section af the Imshyperiai Russian Archacalogical Society Acc~middot lished alI research in official archives Commiddot pilcd and cdited documentation ~rtion of the Corpus

COUNT 11 TOLSTOI b 1858 d 1916

President of thc Imperial Academy of Arts MayoF of 5tPetersburg Minister of Educat ion Hon01aT) mcJIber of the lmoeria l Academy of Scigraveences Researcher of the premiddotPetrinc and Bytantinc coi~age Assisted in Drenarlng des middot cpiptiye text far t hc 1ast published Peter I volune -volune II

AA ILY1N b 1857 d 1942

Carthogr30her owner of Russias largest caTshythograohigravec firmo Businessman and civic leader AlonR with Count 1 1 Tolstoi assisted in nreshyo3Tmg descrintigraveve text far the last oublished Pete I volume - volume TI

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Si-IALLER BOOK

~1G Dcnrneni Collection of Laws 00 Coinage and Medals from the Complete Laws of the Russhysian Empire 1649 to 1881 StPetersburg 1887 Published by the Grand Duke Georgii Mikhailoshyvich

In three volumes Copy shown is from the library of the Alexancler III Historical Museum in Moscow Binding by the Orohans Trade Schoc Moscow

Grand Me Georgii Mikhailovich Coins of the Reign of Alexander II J StPetersburg 1888

First of the series of twelve volumes Copy shown is Nr 4 presented by the authoT to his mother Crand Duchess 01ga Feodorovna born Princess Cecilia of Baden

Displ a y Cas e Three

THE SIGNIFlCANCE

As the Grand Duke Georgii Mikhailovich states in the introduction to one of his volumes the obshyjective of the Corpus was to gather and publish alI available material related to the history of Russian coinage rather than to write one Thus the archival material published for the first time in the Corpus fonns i ts most valuable part Therefore the Corpus may be considered to be one of the primary historical sources on the subject

The coin collector on the other hand considers the Comus as a valuable reference of pictorial and descriptive nundsmatic material showing both genuine and restruck coins known at the time of publication listing major varieties and provishyding mintage fram official sources

The nundsmatic bibliophile sees in the Corpus a lavishly printed publication demonstrating the level of artistic taste and the technological state-of-the-art in the Imperial Russia at the rum of the century

FebTtlary 1836

Or igrave $~V~Hg for circulation rouble Cugraveins wlt Alexan1(f cQlurm

B JUilegrave 1836

159 MerncrrandEclI of the Director cf Mirdng bull te theuro GeneraI ~ianageT of the StJct0rs~ ~urg t-fint

5triking StOOO si Jver reacutembles with the A2exandegravet column~

20 June 1836

160 Memorandum of the nirector af Mining bullbullbull to the GeneraI Managet of the St PotersshyOOTg Mintbullbullbull

On strildng 10000 siIver cubls th the Alexander column

162 Menorandurn of the Director of Mining to the GeneraI Manager of the St Petersshyburg Mint

On maintaining at the Mint of un to 5amp000 roubl~s with Alexander column to meet t demand of thegrave private citizens

26 December lS36

163 Memarandtmt me Director of Mining bullbullbull to thc General Manager of the oorg Mint

On additional in ructions regarshyding the tobles wi th AlexandeT column as stated by the Fint1nce ~inister

BOOK

Grand Duke Georgii ~1ikhailoyich Coins af the Reign cf Nicolas 1 StPetersburg 1890

Copy shown 1S Nr 4 presented by the author to his mother Grand Duchess 01ga Feodorovna bOTTI Princess Cecilia of Baden Binding by E Rau of StPetersburg

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Grand Duke Georgii Mikhai lovich Coins Wanting in My Collection StPetersburg 1902

This want list was sent to collectors known to the Grand Duke It contains 715 coins of which 27 are gold 220 are silver and 468 are cappero Of the latter 301 are of the Peshyter I peri od

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1HE AWARD

The documentary materia presented in the first five issues of the Corpus covering primarily the XIXth century was not considered to be hi sshytoricallv bnoortant by the Grand Dukes contemnoshyraries HoweveT i th publication of the Coins of the Reign of Catherine Il the August authoT has entered the historical1y significant period wrote one observer Count 11 Tolstoi reviewed for the Imperial Russian Archaeological Society this new publication On his recammendation the Society awarded the authOT the Cmmt AS Uvarov memoria large gold~dal which was instituterl by the 50shyciety to 1nalk significant contributions in the figraveeld of Russian archaeology

Grand Duke Georgii Mikhailovich Coins of the Reign of Catherine II in two Volumes StPeshytersburg 1894

Copy shown is Nr 50 volume II as issued

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STATlSnCS

I TI hasic Cof1us of twclvc volumcs consists of

o twclvc frontispicccs of t hc rcigning monarehs Ptcr I to Alcxander Il

o two hD1dred and ninety-ninc platcs of eoins showing 6365 gold platinum silver niekel and eopper eoins struek for Russia Siberia East Prussia Livonia Esthonia Poland Mol shydavia Georgia and Finland

o 2775 totai number of pages

o 1687 nages or 61 are listinR 2249 offi shyeial documents related to eoinage

2 Published in a llinited edition of 200 numbered conies Cooy Nr 1 was oresented to the ruling finDeror eooy Nr 2 - author 5 eooy copy Nr 3 was ~robably initial1y presented to authors father Copy Nr 4 - to authars mother Cooy Nl 5 - to authors unele Grand Me V1adiIgravenir Alexandrovich Gooy Nr 6 - to authors daughshyter Prineess Xenia

3 Ntnbcr of unpublished plates forty finished and ten unfinished They depict an additional 1508 gold si lver and copper coins of Peter I 1711 to 1719 inclusive

4 AlI nlates were nrinted at the Imnerial Bureau Of Engraving cammercial Deoartment St Petersshyburg

5 Issue cast for the twclve volumes 200 roubles or $100 at pre 1914 exchange rate

6 rotaI weight unbound - ca 130 Ibs

7 Estimated cost to undeniTite a slinilar 30 year project today ca $1000000

(rand Me reorgii Hiyhailovich (Coins of the Reign of Peter r volume III)

Shown is alI that was odnted - forty finished and ten unfinished olates caver ing 1711-1719

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I nlTnir ho ut nccll1tmiddotd Ly lohc BobI~ middoti3t

I u llI ho r itils ( ) )int) rCl(lIdy ft~ fU lt(t t h u CadeL lun y lho timnd iJulo l liul )CX(UI

itrougraveteh ul1 ccedil ln (J i l h) TNir WIl) dltUlUfd tUttil 1 UlllIIlry fiL (Iudl~ tlltU trlUll-iferr(d I O lw jLlrograd pris)I1 hf duri his -runul t io n1I by lIH) Cvmnugrave~ ioll h e leurlllt-l thut h~- son I

I lIeL hlld blIL IhOL LlL AlLIH~u ~k III thu t mb Ilo ILe ~UI I Dudl ri hwloi amiddoth iH ugravet

thl IIHJll lLt il L E n g Ju l u lo Iuld IO tl L~1 ~lItT( rj I Ji oi il lpngtn lfl tut t J~ t flolihoi-li ILI iL lJeLLln lxr nlLlov 1 thu Grulld n u ko IO t h l~ plncu o r exocH i() I blL uher h o h1( wi(lI~

I hu p Itucl llw rmiddot II ~ (ho IMt ll)IOIII t thlY Il

nLulu(d lilll I V n~ cmiddotdl lh~ (rI(1 DHW tieorpo Mikhnilo itch Tho

1wu arrl lvd III ~lltLHlJr hud OtltrI k lpt I tllO whvlo lill lll in pri-on with lriminI~J-i I~ul

oilly in Iho JiL fu dU)Ibdqq tho uxccutioo li ho t ru)sfcrnd I O UgravetO J)unUugrave lm 1 pri$on th~ SC(10 oi IXlmiddotccedilu tioll

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I lho ( mllll middot J)I ltn ~ idlll l ugrave-1 ~l i khlilu middot it ccedilh

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nlJKES Sl-IOT AS HEPHI~AL

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MEMORIES OF RUSSIA

1916--1919 BY

PRINCESS PALEY

HERBERT JENKINS LIMITED 3 YORK STREET ST JAMESS LONDON S WI fB fB MCMXXIV

216 MEMORIES OF RUSSIA

The Bolshevists had selected their new victirns-the few Grand Dukes who stiU remained in Russia Tbe Grand Duke Nicholas Michallovitch was brought back from Vologda with his faithful aide-de-camp Generai de Brummer His brother the Grand Duke George Michailovitch who was awaiting in Finlanccedill at Helsingfors the moment when be should embark for England where his wife and two daughters were already was handed aver by the Red Finns aDd taken back to Petrograd

2lt)8 MEMORIES OF RUSSIA

Although it was not unti later that I learned the detai ls of the crime trom a Dr MaItzoffbull who was imprisoned in the hospital with the

TRE MANNER OF TREIR DEATH 299 Grand Duke and who gave them to me in Finland I shall with a trembling han d try to reproduce them here

When the soldiers arrived with tbe automobile on Tuesday ]anuary 15th 28th to fetch my husband the Commissaries mode Dr Maltzoff come with thern They gave him the arder to announce to the prisoner Paul Romanoff that be was to get ready to leave Dr Maltzoff entered the celI which the Grand DUkeshared witb Colonel K--

bullbull

On the WedDesday evening at the Tcheacute-Ka the Grand Duke~ddressed himself to a Georgian whom they were liberating begging him to telephone lo me that they had taken him to the

300 MEMORIES OF RUSSIA Gorochovaia

They took him in an automobile to thc fodress af Saints Peter and Paul thc ather Grand Dukes were taken there direct Irom the Schpalernala They ere shut up in tbe black dungeons af the Troubetzkoy Bastion At three od ock igraven the morning two soldiers named Blagovidoff and Solovieff made thero go aut naked to tbe waist and led them on to tbc PIace de la Monnaie within tbe enceinte of tbe fortress in front of the Cathedral They saw an immense deep commoo grave in which thirtecn bodies lay aIready These soldiers made them stand in line oear the grave and the abominable crime was accomplished Some moments before tbe old servant beard the Grand Dukemiddot)utter out loud the words

God forgive them they know not what tbey do

) Grd amp(eacutee Pt4U nltMCfr4v ct YJ~ 6roIMgt- ample(~q(gtr II(

Page 5: ~~~nrnml~ H~~~~n › vkgm catalog › arefiev 1986 - 1886... · two h'..D1dred and ninety-ninc platcs of eoins showing 6365 gold, platinum, silver, niekel and eopper eoins struek

Si-IALLER BOOK

~1G Dcnrneni Collection of Laws 00 Coinage and Medals from the Complete Laws of the Russhysian Empire 1649 to 1881 StPetersburg 1887 Published by the Grand Duke Georgii Mikhailoshyvich

In three volumes Copy shown is from the library of the Alexancler III Historical Museum in Moscow Binding by the Orohans Trade Schoc Moscow

Grand Me Georgii Mikhailovich Coins of the Reign of Alexander II J StPetersburg 1888

First of the series of twelve volumes Copy shown is Nr 4 presented by the authoT to his mother Crand Duchess 01ga Feodorovna born Princess Cecilia of Baden

Displ a y Cas e Three

THE SIGNIFlCANCE

As the Grand Duke Georgii Mikhailovich states in the introduction to one of his volumes the obshyjective of the Corpus was to gather and publish alI available material related to the history of Russian coinage rather than to write one Thus the archival material published for the first time in the Corpus fonns i ts most valuable part Therefore the Corpus may be considered to be one of the primary historical sources on the subject

The coin collector on the other hand considers the Comus as a valuable reference of pictorial and descriptive nundsmatic material showing both genuine and restruck coins known at the time of publication listing major varieties and provishyding mintage fram official sources

The nundsmatic bibliophile sees in the Corpus a lavishly printed publication demonstrating the level of artistic taste and the technological state-of-the-art in the Imperial Russia at the rum of the century

FebTtlary 1836

Or igrave $~V~Hg for circulation rouble Cugraveins wlt Alexan1(f cQlurm

B JUilegrave 1836

159 MerncrrandEclI of the Director cf Mirdng bull te theuro GeneraI ~ianageT of the StJct0rs~ ~urg t-fint

5triking StOOO si Jver reacutembles with the A2exandegravet column~

20 June 1836

160 Memorandum of the nirector af Mining bullbullbull to the GeneraI Managet of the St PotersshyOOTg Mintbullbullbull

On strildng 10000 siIver cubls th the Alexander column

162 Menorandurn of the Director of Mining to the GeneraI Manager of the St Petersshyburg Mint

On maintaining at the Mint of un to 5amp000 roubl~s with Alexander column to meet t demand of thegrave private citizens

26 December lS36

163 Memarandtmt me Director of Mining bullbullbull to thc General Manager of the oorg Mint

On additional in ructions regarshyding the tobles wi th AlexandeT column as stated by the Fint1nce ~inister

BOOK

Grand Duke Georgii ~1ikhailoyich Coins af the Reign cf Nicolas 1 StPetersburg 1890

Copy shown 1S Nr 4 presented by the author to his mother Grand Duchess 01ga Feodorovna bOTTI Princess Cecilia of Baden Binding by E Rau of StPetersburg

Display Case Faur

SMALLER BOOK

Grand Duke Georgii Mikhai lovich Coins Wanting in My Collection StPetersburg 1902

This want list was sent to collectors known to the Grand Duke It contains 715 coins of which 27 are gold 220 are silver and 468 are cappero Of the latter 301 are of the Peshyter I peri od

bull

1HE AWARD

The documentary materia presented in the first five issues of the Corpus covering primarily the XIXth century was not considered to be hi sshytoricallv bnoortant by the Grand Dukes contemnoshyraries HoweveT i th publication of the Coins of the Reign of Catherine Il the August authoT has entered the historical1y significant period wrote one observer Count 11 Tolstoi reviewed for the Imperial Russian Archaeological Society this new publication On his recammendation the Society awarded the authOT the Cmmt AS Uvarov memoria large gold~dal which was instituterl by the 50shyciety to 1nalk significant contributions in the figraveeld of Russian archaeology

Grand Duke Georgii Mikhailovich Coins of the Reign of Catherine II in two Volumes StPeshytersburg 1894

Copy shown is Nr 50 volume II as issued

bull

Display Case Five

STATlSnCS

I TI hasic Cof1us of twclvc volumcs consists of

o twclvc frontispicccs of t hc rcigning monarehs Ptcr I to Alcxander Il

o two hD1dred and ninety-ninc platcs of eoins showing 6365 gold platinum silver niekel and eopper eoins struek for Russia Siberia East Prussia Livonia Esthonia Poland Mol shydavia Georgia and Finland

o 2775 totai number of pages

o 1687 nages or 61 are listinR 2249 offi shyeial documents related to eoinage

2 Published in a llinited edition of 200 numbered conies Cooy Nr 1 was oresented to the ruling finDeror eooy Nr 2 - author 5 eooy copy Nr 3 was ~robably initial1y presented to authors father Copy Nr 4 - to authars mother Cooy Nl 5 - to authors unele Grand Me V1adiIgravenir Alexandrovich Gooy Nr 6 - to authors daughshyter Prineess Xenia

3 Ntnbcr of unpublished plates forty finished and ten unfinished They depict an additional 1508 gold si lver and copper coins of Peter I 1711 to 1719 inclusive

4 AlI nlates were nrinted at the Imnerial Bureau Of Engraving cammercial Deoartment St Petersshyburg

5 Issue cast for the twclve volumes 200 roubles or $100 at pre 1914 exchange rate

6 rotaI weight unbound - ca 130 Ibs

7 Estimated cost to undeniTite a slinilar 30 year project today ca $1000000

(rand Me reorgii Hiyhailovich (Coins of the Reign of Peter r volume III)

Shown is alI that was odnted - forty finished and ten unfinished olates caver ing 1711-1719

bull

ILL USTRATIONS

bull

~bull -I

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I III r omiddot o ~ I

bullbull lt bull

j f bull

Grand Duke Geo rgi i ~Iikha i l o vi c h

bull

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ASS CHE -T lETH O( ILD lRI SO I

(rno )l UlH ~1 1 1l ( ) 1JLO UI-- T) 1

10 UEIi T C FOIC- FLU

~ Tbugrave figraverst ktlllt -~( iJ ~ f tlw pxcu t iCl fj or four Ht i~ll CrltUgrave Duk( holmiddot- t)I lt it l oo k plac0 OH JIlluar S In l h (IIrytnl of I h~

Vrioll o i Dntulnk in ~ ~ul riJ f jmiddotmiddott IltJfrluL T ogc l1Lt r II-ii I li lr)( J) lIh - I q l ht

JXrollS liCIoJ 1 1 J middotH 11111 Hd S W O II III

~ho Werl l(ll d II 1111 BuJhmiddot )-l 01 haing tu keo rqrt In j l lkl ngoFrmiddotw ll qllli u tio ll fIlO maJu rl t y o f 111Ul h lWmiddot ~ middotr WCN IUllong thtt IllfSC IlIUIIxmiddotr oI VJtHhlI UTt~tC (jl in Octotxr of ln 1 nmiddot~-

I Tho Crnmi J)u kn irhola tikhtiloitth ~~ I anLcd aL I hu e l iU nf l )(lltnd~middotr and Jtpt llh ii o llr olhcr lXnou in n s Hull ccll iII t lw lre t y l ~ I p rl( I1 Iliug li hi~lori HI ti co[l(IlOr a l HI i 1111 (middotditmiddotur o r o middot w o r ki (l i lt ho h ld l t HI~c n ~Illtl p rt in polit icu l or m il ilnry

I nlTnir ho ut nccll1tmiddotd Ly lohc BobI~ middoti3t

I u llI ho r itils ( ) )int) rCl(lIdy ft~ fU lt(t t h u CadeL lun y lho timnd iJulo l liul )CX(UI

itrougraveteh ul1 ccedil ln (J i l h) TNir WIl) dltUlUfd tUttil 1 UlllIIlry fiL (Iudl~ tlltU trlUll-iferr(d I O lw jLlrograd pris)I1 hf duri his -runul t io n1I by lIH) Cvmnugrave~ ioll h e leurlllt-l thut h~- son I

I lIeL hlld blIL IhOL LlL AlLIH~u ~k III thu t mb Ilo ILe ~UI I Dudl ri hwloi amiddoth iH ugravet

thl IIHJll lLt il L E n g Ju l u lo Iuld IO tl L~1 ~lItT( rj I Ji oi il lpngtn lfl tut t J~ t flolihoi-li ILI iL lJeLLln lxr nlLlov 1 thu Grulld n u ko IO t h l~ plncu o r exocH i() I blL uher h o h1( wi(lI~

I hu p Itucl llw rmiddot II ~ (ho IMt ll)IOIII t thlY Il

nLulu(d lilll I V n~ cmiddotdl lh~ (rI(1 DHW tieorpo Mikhnilo itch Tho

1wu arrl lvd III ~lltLHlJr hud OtltrI k lpt I tllO whvlo lill lll in pri-on with lriminI~J-i I~ul

oilly in Iho JiL fu dU)Ibdqq tho uxccutioo li ho t ru)sfcrnd I O UgravetO J)unUugrave lm 1 pri$on th~ SC(10 oi IXlmiddotccedilu tioll

- ld jl~b lu r( purt [rom Pctrogrougrave ~tnttJi thlt 111 tll Cuur Gmul D likli d id wi th oI igniLY

I lho ( mllll middot J)I ltn ~ idlll l ugrave-1 ~l i khlilu middot it ccedilh

lwillK iII 1)1 (middotx hl~I hmiddotd by Iln rnliull I~ I to bo tI~rrllUgrave lule lho C(1I1 rlyan~ far UgraveXl~~UltJlI middot Ori Q

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MEMORIES OF RUSSIA

1916--1919 BY

PRINCESS PALEY

HERBERT JENKINS LIMITED 3 YORK STREET ST JAMESS LONDON S WI fB fB MCMXXIV

216 MEMORIES OF RUSSIA

The Bolshevists had selected their new victirns-the few Grand Dukes who stiU remained in Russia Tbe Grand Duke Nicholas Michallovitch was brought back from Vologda with his faithful aide-de-camp Generai de Brummer His brother the Grand Duke George Michailovitch who was awaiting in Finlanccedill at Helsingfors the moment when be should embark for England where his wife and two daughters were already was handed aver by the Red Finns aDd taken back to Petrograd

2lt)8 MEMORIES OF RUSSIA

Although it was not unti later that I learned the detai ls of the crime trom a Dr MaItzoffbull who was imprisoned in the hospital with the

TRE MANNER OF TREIR DEATH 299 Grand Duke and who gave them to me in Finland I shall with a trembling han d try to reproduce them here

When the soldiers arrived with tbe automobile on Tuesday ]anuary 15th 28th to fetch my husband the Commissaries mode Dr Maltzoff come with thern They gave him the arder to announce to the prisoner Paul Romanoff that be was to get ready to leave Dr Maltzoff entered the celI which the Grand DUkeshared witb Colonel K--

bullbull

On the WedDesday evening at the Tcheacute-Ka the Grand Duke~ddressed himself to a Georgian whom they were liberating begging him to telephone lo me that they had taken him to the

300 MEMORIES OF RUSSIA Gorochovaia

They took him in an automobile to thc fodress af Saints Peter and Paul thc ather Grand Dukes were taken there direct Irom the Schpalernala They ere shut up in tbe black dungeons af the Troubetzkoy Bastion At three od ock igraven the morning two soldiers named Blagovidoff and Solovieff made thero go aut naked to tbe waist and led them on to tbc PIace de la Monnaie within tbe enceinte of tbe fortress in front of the Cathedral They saw an immense deep commoo grave in which thirtecn bodies lay aIready These soldiers made them stand in line oear the grave and the abominable crime was accomplished Some moments before tbe old servant beard the Grand Dukemiddot)utter out loud the words

God forgive them they know not what tbey do

) Grd amp(eacutee Pt4U nltMCfr4v ct YJ~ 6roIMgt- ample(~q(gtr II(

Page 6: ~~~nrnml~ H~~~~n › vkgm catalog › arefiev 1986 - 1886... · two h'..D1dred and ninety-ninc platcs of eoins showing 6365 gold, platinum, silver, niekel and eopper eoins struek

FebTtlary 1836

Or igrave $~V~Hg for circulation rouble Cugraveins wlt Alexan1(f cQlurm

B JUilegrave 1836

159 MerncrrandEclI of the Director cf Mirdng bull te theuro GeneraI ~ianageT of the StJct0rs~ ~urg t-fint

5triking StOOO si Jver reacutembles with the A2exandegravet column~

20 June 1836

160 Memorandum of the nirector af Mining bullbullbull to the GeneraI Managet of the St PotersshyOOTg Mintbullbullbull

On strildng 10000 siIver cubls th the Alexander column

162 Menorandurn of the Director of Mining to the GeneraI Manager of the St Petersshyburg Mint

On maintaining at the Mint of un to 5amp000 roubl~s with Alexander column to meet t demand of thegrave private citizens

26 December lS36

163 Memarandtmt me Director of Mining bullbullbull to thc General Manager of the oorg Mint

On additional in ructions regarshyding the tobles wi th AlexandeT column as stated by the Fint1nce ~inister

BOOK

Grand Duke Georgii ~1ikhailoyich Coins af the Reign cf Nicolas 1 StPetersburg 1890

Copy shown 1S Nr 4 presented by the author to his mother Grand Duchess 01ga Feodorovna bOTTI Princess Cecilia of Baden Binding by E Rau of StPetersburg

Display Case Faur

SMALLER BOOK

Grand Duke Georgii Mikhai lovich Coins Wanting in My Collection StPetersburg 1902

This want list was sent to collectors known to the Grand Duke It contains 715 coins of which 27 are gold 220 are silver and 468 are cappero Of the latter 301 are of the Peshyter I peri od

bull

1HE AWARD

The documentary materia presented in the first five issues of the Corpus covering primarily the XIXth century was not considered to be hi sshytoricallv bnoortant by the Grand Dukes contemnoshyraries HoweveT i th publication of the Coins of the Reign of Catherine Il the August authoT has entered the historical1y significant period wrote one observer Count 11 Tolstoi reviewed for the Imperial Russian Archaeological Society this new publication On his recammendation the Society awarded the authOT the Cmmt AS Uvarov memoria large gold~dal which was instituterl by the 50shyciety to 1nalk significant contributions in the figraveeld of Russian archaeology

Grand Duke Georgii Mikhailovich Coins of the Reign of Catherine II in two Volumes StPeshytersburg 1894

Copy shown is Nr 50 volume II as issued

bull

Display Case Five

STATlSnCS

I TI hasic Cof1us of twclvc volumcs consists of

o twclvc frontispicccs of t hc rcigning monarehs Ptcr I to Alcxander Il

o two hD1dred and ninety-ninc platcs of eoins showing 6365 gold platinum silver niekel and eopper eoins struek for Russia Siberia East Prussia Livonia Esthonia Poland Mol shydavia Georgia and Finland

o 2775 totai number of pages

o 1687 nages or 61 are listinR 2249 offi shyeial documents related to eoinage

2 Published in a llinited edition of 200 numbered conies Cooy Nr 1 was oresented to the ruling finDeror eooy Nr 2 - author 5 eooy copy Nr 3 was ~robably initial1y presented to authors father Copy Nr 4 - to authars mother Cooy Nl 5 - to authors unele Grand Me V1adiIgravenir Alexandrovich Gooy Nr 6 - to authors daughshyter Prineess Xenia

3 Ntnbcr of unpublished plates forty finished and ten unfinished They depict an additional 1508 gold si lver and copper coins of Peter I 1711 to 1719 inclusive

4 AlI nlates were nrinted at the Imnerial Bureau Of Engraving cammercial Deoartment St Petersshyburg

5 Issue cast for the twclve volumes 200 roubles or $100 at pre 1914 exchange rate

6 rotaI weight unbound - ca 130 Ibs

7 Estimated cost to undeniTite a slinilar 30 year project today ca $1000000

(rand Me reorgii Hiyhailovich (Coins of the Reign of Peter r volume III)

Shown is alI that was odnted - forty finished and ten unfinished olates caver ing 1711-1719

bull

ILL USTRATIONS

bull

~bull -I

- ~

I III r omiddot o ~ I

bullbull lt bull

j f bull

Grand Duke Geo rgi i ~Iikha i l o vi c h

bull

j3EJI JH JEOPrIVI 1HXAHJIOBHlb

~ITHCAHIE H H30BPAlIfEHIE

H1gtKOTOPbIXh

P13LIKI1Xb MOHETb

MOEro COEPAHI5I

c-n ETEPEyprh

1886

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r

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bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull GffIfJ bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull ~G

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Coill~ o r l(tlr r

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ASS CHE -T lETH O( ILD lRI SO I

(rno )l UlH ~1 1 1l ( ) 1JLO UI-- T) 1

10 UEIi T C FOIC- FLU

~ Tbugrave figraverst ktlllt -~( iJ ~ f tlw pxcu t iCl fj or four Ht i~ll CrltUgrave Duk( holmiddot- t)I lt it l oo k plac0 OH JIlluar S In l h (IIrytnl of I h~

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I nlTnir ho ut nccll1tmiddotd Ly lohc BobI~ middoti3t

I u llI ho r itils ( ) )int) rCl(lIdy ft~ fU lt(t t h u CadeL lun y lho timnd iJulo l liul )CX(UI

itrougraveteh ul1 ccedil ln (J i l h) TNir WIl) dltUlUfd tUttil 1 UlllIIlry fiL (Iudl~ tlltU trlUll-iferr(d I O lw jLlrograd pris)I1 hf duri his -runul t io n1I by lIH) Cvmnugrave~ ioll h e leurlllt-l thut h~- son I

I lIeL hlld blIL IhOL LlL AlLIH~u ~k III thu t mb Ilo ILe ~UI I Dudl ri hwloi amiddoth iH ugravet

thl IIHJll lLt il L E n g Ju l u lo Iuld IO tl L~1 ~lItT( rj I Ji oi il lpngtn lfl tut t J~ t flolihoi-li ILI iL lJeLLln lxr nlLlov 1 thu Grulld n u ko IO t h l~ plncu o r exocH i() I blL uher h o h1( wi(lI~

I hu p Itucl llw rmiddot II ~ (ho IMt ll)IOIII t thlY Il

nLulu(d lilll I V n~ cmiddotdl lh~ (rI(1 DHW tieorpo Mikhnilo itch Tho

1wu arrl lvd III ~lltLHlJr hud OtltrI k lpt I tllO whvlo lill lll in pri-on with lriminI~J-i I~ul

oilly in Iho JiL fu dU)Ibdqq tho uxccutioo li ho t ru)sfcrnd I O UgravetO J)unUugrave lm 1 pri$on th~ SC(10 oi IXlmiddotccedilu tioll

- ld jl~b lu r( purt [rom Pctrogrougrave ~tnttJi thlt 111 tll Cuur Gmul D likli d id wi th oI igniLY

I lho ( mllll middot J)I ltn ~ idlll l ugrave-1 ~l i khlilu middot it ccedilh

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nlJKES Sl-IOT AS HEPHI~AL

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bull

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MEMORIES OF RUSSIA

1916--1919 BY

PRINCESS PALEY

HERBERT JENKINS LIMITED 3 YORK STREET ST JAMESS LONDON S WI fB fB MCMXXIV

216 MEMORIES OF RUSSIA

The Bolshevists had selected their new victirns-the few Grand Dukes who stiU remained in Russia Tbe Grand Duke Nicholas Michallovitch was brought back from Vologda with his faithful aide-de-camp Generai de Brummer His brother the Grand Duke George Michailovitch who was awaiting in Finlanccedill at Helsingfors the moment when be should embark for England where his wife and two daughters were already was handed aver by the Red Finns aDd taken back to Petrograd

2lt)8 MEMORIES OF RUSSIA

Although it was not unti later that I learned the detai ls of the crime trom a Dr MaItzoffbull who was imprisoned in the hospital with the

TRE MANNER OF TREIR DEATH 299 Grand Duke and who gave them to me in Finland I shall with a trembling han d try to reproduce them here

When the soldiers arrived with tbe automobile on Tuesday ]anuary 15th 28th to fetch my husband the Commissaries mode Dr Maltzoff come with thern They gave him the arder to announce to the prisoner Paul Romanoff that be was to get ready to leave Dr Maltzoff entered the celI which the Grand DUkeshared witb Colonel K--

bullbull

On the WedDesday evening at the Tcheacute-Ka the Grand Duke~ddressed himself to a Georgian whom they were liberating begging him to telephone lo me that they had taken him to the

300 MEMORIES OF RUSSIA Gorochovaia

They took him in an automobile to thc fodress af Saints Peter and Paul thc ather Grand Dukes were taken there direct Irom the Schpalernala They ere shut up in tbe black dungeons af the Troubetzkoy Bastion At three od ock igraven the morning two soldiers named Blagovidoff and Solovieff made thero go aut naked to tbe waist and led them on to tbc PIace de la Monnaie within tbe enceinte of tbe fortress in front of the Cathedral They saw an immense deep commoo grave in which thirtecn bodies lay aIready These soldiers made them stand in line oear the grave and the abominable crime was accomplished Some moments before tbe old servant beard the Grand Dukemiddot)utter out loud the words

God forgive them they know not what tbey do

) Grd amp(eacutee Pt4U nltMCfr4v ct YJ~ 6roIMgt- ample(~q(gtr II(

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Grand Duke Georgii ~1ikhailoyich Coins af the Reign cf Nicolas 1 StPetersburg 1890

Copy shown 1S Nr 4 presented by the author to his mother Grand Duchess 01ga Feodorovna bOTTI Princess Cecilia of Baden Binding by E Rau of StPetersburg

Display Case Faur

SMALLER BOOK

Grand Duke Georgii Mikhai lovich Coins Wanting in My Collection StPetersburg 1902

This want list was sent to collectors known to the Grand Duke It contains 715 coins of which 27 are gold 220 are silver and 468 are cappero Of the latter 301 are of the Peshyter I peri od

bull

1HE AWARD

The documentary materia presented in the first five issues of the Corpus covering primarily the XIXth century was not considered to be hi sshytoricallv bnoortant by the Grand Dukes contemnoshyraries HoweveT i th publication of the Coins of the Reign of Catherine Il the August authoT has entered the historical1y significant period wrote one observer Count 11 Tolstoi reviewed for the Imperial Russian Archaeological Society this new publication On his recammendation the Society awarded the authOT the Cmmt AS Uvarov memoria large gold~dal which was instituterl by the 50shyciety to 1nalk significant contributions in the figraveeld of Russian archaeology

Grand Duke Georgii Mikhailovich Coins of the Reign of Catherine II in two Volumes StPeshytersburg 1894

Copy shown is Nr 50 volume II as issued

bull

Display Case Five

STATlSnCS

I TI hasic Cof1us of twclvc volumcs consists of

o twclvc frontispicccs of t hc rcigning monarehs Ptcr I to Alcxander Il

o two hD1dred and ninety-ninc platcs of eoins showing 6365 gold platinum silver niekel and eopper eoins struek for Russia Siberia East Prussia Livonia Esthonia Poland Mol shydavia Georgia and Finland

o 2775 totai number of pages

o 1687 nages or 61 are listinR 2249 offi shyeial documents related to eoinage

2 Published in a llinited edition of 200 numbered conies Cooy Nr 1 was oresented to the ruling finDeror eooy Nr 2 - author 5 eooy copy Nr 3 was ~robably initial1y presented to authors father Copy Nr 4 - to authars mother Cooy Nl 5 - to authors unele Grand Me V1adiIgravenir Alexandrovich Gooy Nr 6 - to authors daughshyter Prineess Xenia

3 Ntnbcr of unpublished plates forty finished and ten unfinished They depict an additional 1508 gold si lver and copper coins of Peter I 1711 to 1719 inclusive

4 AlI nlates were nrinted at the Imnerial Bureau Of Engraving cammercial Deoartment St Petersshyburg

5 Issue cast for the twclve volumes 200 roubles or $100 at pre 1914 exchange rate

6 rotaI weight unbound - ca 130 Ibs

7 Estimated cost to undeniTite a slinilar 30 year project today ca $1000000

(rand Me reorgii Hiyhailovich (Coins of the Reign of Peter r volume III)

Shown is alI that was odnted - forty finished and ten unfinished olates caver ing 1711-1719

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ILL USTRATIONS

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ASS CHE -T lETH O( ILD lRI SO I

(rno )l UlH ~1 1 1l ( ) 1JLO UI-- T) 1

10 UEIi T C FOIC- FLU

~ Tbugrave figraverst ktlllt -~( iJ ~ f tlw pxcu t iCl fj or four Ht i~ll CrltUgrave Duk( holmiddot- t)I lt it l oo k plac0 OH JIlluar S In l h (IIrytnl of I h~

Vrioll o i Dntulnk in ~ ~ul riJ f jmiddotmiddott IltJfrluL T ogc l1Lt r II-ii I li lr)( J) lIh - I q l ht

JXrollS liCIoJ 1 1 J middotH 11111 Hd S W O II III

~ho Werl l(ll d II 1111 BuJhmiddot )-l 01 haing tu keo rqrt In j l lkl ngoFrmiddotw ll qllli u tio ll fIlO maJu rl t y o f 111Ul h lWmiddot ~ middotr WCN IUllong thtt IllfSC IlIUIIxmiddotr oI VJtHhlI UTt~tC (jl in Octotxr of ln 1 nmiddot~-

I Tho Crnmi J)u kn irhola tikhtiloitth ~~ I anLcd aL I hu e l iU nf l )(lltnd~middotr and Jtpt llh ii o llr olhcr lXnou in n s Hull ccll iII t lw lre t y l ~ I p rl( I1 Iliug li hi~lori HI ti co[l(IlOr a l HI i 1111 (middotditmiddotur o r o middot w o r ki (l i lt ho h ld l t HI~c n ~Illtl p rt in polit icu l or m il ilnry

I nlTnir ho ut nccll1tmiddotd Ly lohc BobI~ middoti3t

I u llI ho r itils ( ) )int) rCl(lIdy ft~ fU lt(t t h u CadeL lun y lho timnd iJulo l liul )CX(UI

itrougraveteh ul1 ccedil ln (J i l h) TNir WIl) dltUlUfd tUttil 1 UlllIIlry fiL (Iudl~ tlltU trlUll-iferr(d I O lw jLlrograd pris)I1 hf duri his -runul t io n1I by lIH) Cvmnugrave~ ioll h e leurlllt-l thut h~- son I

I lIeL hlld blIL IhOL LlL AlLIH~u ~k III thu t mb Ilo ILe ~UI I Dudl ri hwloi amiddoth iH ugravet

thl IIHJll lLt il L E n g Ju l u lo Iuld IO tl L~1 ~lItT( rj I Ji oi il lpngtn lfl tut t J~ t flolihoi-li ILI iL lJeLLln lxr nlLlov 1 thu Grulld n u ko IO t h l~ plncu o r exocH i() I blL uher h o h1( wi(lI~

I hu p Itucl llw rmiddot II ~ (ho IMt ll)IOIII t thlY Il

nLulu(d lilll I V n~ cmiddotdl lh~ (rI(1 DHW tieorpo Mikhnilo itch Tho

1wu arrl lvd III ~lltLHlJr hud OtltrI k lpt I tllO whvlo lill lll in pri-on with lriminI~J-i I~ul

oilly in Iho JiL fu dU)Ibdqq tho uxccutioo li ho t ru)sfcrnd I O UgravetO J)unUugrave lm 1 pri$on th~ SC(10 oi IXlmiddotccedilu tioll

- ld jl~b lu r( purt [rom Pctrogrougrave ~tnttJi thlt 111 tll Cuur Gmul D likli d id wi th oI igniLY

I lho ( mllll middot J)I ltn ~ idlll l ugrave-1 ~l i khlilu middot it ccedilh

lwillK iII 1)1 (middotx hl~I hmiddotd by Iln rnliull I~ I to bo tI~rrllUgrave lule lho C(1I1 rlyan~ far UgraveXl~~UltJlI middot Ori Q

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MEMORIES OF RUSSIA

1916--1919 BY

PRINCESS PALEY

HERBERT JENKINS LIMITED 3 YORK STREET ST JAMESS LONDON S WI fB fB MCMXXIV

216 MEMORIES OF RUSSIA

The Bolshevists had selected their new victirns-the few Grand Dukes who stiU remained in Russia Tbe Grand Duke Nicholas Michallovitch was brought back from Vologda with his faithful aide-de-camp Generai de Brummer His brother the Grand Duke George Michailovitch who was awaiting in Finlanccedill at Helsingfors the moment when be should embark for England where his wife and two daughters were already was handed aver by the Red Finns aDd taken back to Petrograd

2lt)8 MEMORIES OF RUSSIA

Although it was not unti later that I learned the detai ls of the crime trom a Dr MaItzoffbull who was imprisoned in the hospital with the

TRE MANNER OF TREIR DEATH 299 Grand Duke and who gave them to me in Finland I shall with a trembling han d try to reproduce them here

When the soldiers arrived with tbe automobile on Tuesday ]anuary 15th 28th to fetch my husband the Commissaries mode Dr Maltzoff come with thern They gave him the arder to announce to the prisoner Paul Romanoff that be was to get ready to leave Dr Maltzoff entered the celI which the Grand DUkeshared witb Colonel K--

bullbull

On the WedDesday evening at the Tcheacute-Ka the Grand Duke~ddressed himself to a Georgian whom they were liberating begging him to telephone lo me that they had taken him to the

300 MEMORIES OF RUSSIA Gorochovaia

They took him in an automobile to thc fodress af Saints Peter and Paul thc ather Grand Dukes were taken there direct Irom the Schpalernala They ere shut up in tbe black dungeons af the Troubetzkoy Bastion At three od ock igraven the morning two soldiers named Blagovidoff and Solovieff made thero go aut naked to tbe waist and led them on to tbc PIace de la Monnaie within tbe enceinte of tbe fortress in front of the Cathedral They saw an immense deep commoo grave in which thirtecn bodies lay aIready These soldiers made them stand in line oear the grave and the abominable crime was accomplished Some moments before tbe old servant beard the Grand Dukemiddot)utter out loud the words

God forgive them they know not what tbey do

) Grd amp(eacutee Pt4U nltMCfr4v ct YJ~ 6roIMgt- ample(~q(gtr II(

Page 8: ~~~nrnml~ H~~~~n › vkgm catalog › arefiev 1986 - 1886... · two h'..D1dred and ninety-ninc platcs of eoins showing 6365 gold, platinum, silver, niekel and eopper eoins struek

1HE AWARD

The documentary materia presented in the first five issues of the Corpus covering primarily the XIXth century was not considered to be hi sshytoricallv bnoortant by the Grand Dukes contemnoshyraries HoweveT i th publication of the Coins of the Reign of Catherine Il the August authoT has entered the historical1y significant period wrote one observer Count 11 Tolstoi reviewed for the Imperial Russian Archaeological Society this new publication On his recammendation the Society awarded the authOT the Cmmt AS Uvarov memoria large gold~dal which was instituterl by the 50shyciety to 1nalk significant contributions in the figraveeld of Russian archaeology

Grand Duke Georgii Mikhailovich Coins of the Reign of Catherine II in two Volumes StPeshytersburg 1894

Copy shown is Nr 50 volume II as issued

bull

Display Case Five

STATlSnCS

I TI hasic Cof1us of twclvc volumcs consists of

o twclvc frontispicccs of t hc rcigning monarehs Ptcr I to Alcxander Il

o two hD1dred and ninety-ninc platcs of eoins showing 6365 gold platinum silver niekel and eopper eoins struek for Russia Siberia East Prussia Livonia Esthonia Poland Mol shydavia Georgia and Finland

o 2775 totai number of pages

o 1687 nages or 61 are listinR 2249 offi shyeial documents related to eoinage

2 Published in a llinited edition of 200 numbered conies Cooy Nr 1 was oresented to the ruling finDeror eooy Nr 2 - author 5 eooy copy Nr 3 was ~robably initial1y presented to authors father Copy Nr 4 - to authars mother Cooy Nl 5 - to authors unele Grand Me V1adiIgravenir Alexandrovich Gooy Nr 6 - to authors daughshyter Prineess Xenia

3 Ntnbcr of unpublished plates forty finished and ten unfinished They depict an additional 1508 gold si lver and copper coins of Peter I 1711 to 1719 inclusive

4 AlI nlates were nrinted at the Imnerial Bureau Of Engraving cammercial Deoartment St Petersshyburg

5 Issue cast for the twclve volumes 200 roubles or $100 at pre 1914 exchange rate

6 rotaI weight unbound - ca 130 Ibs

7 Estimated cost to undeniTite a slinilar 30 year project today ca $1000000

(rand Me reorgii Hiyhailovich (Coins of the Reign of Peter r volume III)

Shown is alI that was odnted - forty finished and ten unfinished olates caver ing 1711-1719

bull

ILL USTRATIONS

bull

~bull -I

- ~

I III r omiddot o ~ I

bullbull lt bull

j f bull

Grand Duke Geo rgi i ~Iikha i l o vi c h

bull

j3EJI JH JEOPrIVI 1HXAHJIOBHlb

~ITHCAHIE H H30BPAlIfEHIE

H1gtKOTOPbIXh

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1886

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bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull GffIfJ bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull ~G

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Coill~ o r l(tlr r

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iWOWO ====== ~-- bull =shy~GRAD [)[ K ES----EX ECLJTION

ASS CHE -T lETH O( ILD lRI SO I

(rno )l UlH ~1 1 1l ( ) 1JLO UI-- T) 1

10 UEIi T C FOIC- FLU

~ Tbugrave figraverst ktlllt -~( iJ ~ f tlw pxcu t iCl fj or four Ht i~ll CrltUgrave Duk( holmiddot- t)I lt it l oo k plac0 OH JIlluar S In l h (IIrytnl of I h~

Vrioll o i Dntulnk in ~ ~ul riJ f jmiddotmiddott IltJfrluL T ogc l1Lt r II-ii I li lr)( J) lIh - I q l ht

JXrollS liCIoJ 1 1 J middotH 11111 Hd S W O II III

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I nlTnir ho ut nccll1tmiddotd Ly lohc BobI~ middoti3t

I u llI ho r itils ( ) )int) rCl(lIdy ft~ fU lt(t t h u CadeL lun y lho timnd iJulo l liul )CX(UI

itrougraveteh ul1 ccedil ln (J i l h) TNir WIl) dltUlUfd tUttil 1 UlllIIlry fiL (Iudl~ tlltU trlUll-iferr(d I O lw jLlrograd pris)I1 hf duri his -runul t io n1I by lIH) Cvmnugrave~ ioll h e leurlllt-l thut h~- son I

I lIeL hlld blIL IhOL LlL AlLIH~u ~k III thu t mb Ilo ILe ~UI I Dudl ri hwloi amiddoth iH ugravet

thl IIHJll lLt il L E n g Ju l u lo Iuld IO tl L~1 ~lItT( rj I Ji oi il lpngtn lfl tut t J~ t flolihoi-li ILI iL lJeLLln lxr nlLlov 1 thu Grulld n u ko IO t h l~ plncu o r exocH i() I blL uher h o h1( wi(lI~

I hu p Itucl llw rmiddot II ~ (ho IMt ll)IOIII t thlY Il

nLulu(d lilll I V n~ cmiddotdl lh~ (rI(1 DHW tieorpo Mikhnilo itch Tho

1wu arrl lvd III ~lltLHlJr hud OtltrI k lpt I tllO whvlo lill lll in pri-on with lriminI~J-i I~ul

oilly in Iho JiL fu dU)Ibdqq tho uxccutioo li ho t ru)sfcrnd I O UgravetO J)unUugrave lm 1 pri$on th~ SC(10 oi IXlmiddotccedilu tioll

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I lho ( mllll middot J)I ltn ~ idlll l ugrave-1 ~l i khlilu middot it ccedilh

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nlJKES Sl-IOT AS HEPHI~AL

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MEMORIES OF RUSSIA

1916--1919 BY

PRINCESS PALEY

HERBERT JENKINS LIMITED 3 YORK STREET ST JAMESS LONDON S WI fB fB MCMXXIV

216 MEMORIES OF RUSSIA

The Bolshevists had selected their new victirns-the few Grand Dukes who stiU remained in Russia Tbe Grand Duke Nicholas Michallovitch was brought back from Vologda with his faithful aide-de-camp Generai de Brummer His brother the Grand Duke George Michailovitch who was awaiting in Finlanccedill at Helsingfors the moment when be should embark for England where his wife and two daughters were already was handed aver by the Red Finns aDd taken back to Petrograd

2lt)8 MEMORIES OF RUSSIA

Although it was not unti later that I learned the detai ls of the crime trom a Dr MaItzoffbull who was imprisoned in the hospital with the

TRE MANNER OF TREIR DEATH 299 Grand Duke and who gave them to me in Finland I shall with a trembling han d try to reproduce them here

When the soldiers arrived with tbe automobile on Tuesday ]anuary 15th 28th to fetch my husband the Commissaries mode Dr Maltzoff come with thern They gave him the arder to announce to the prisoner Paul Romanoff that be was to get ready to leave Dr Maltzoff entered the celI which the Grand DUkeshared witb Colonel K--

bullbull

On the WedDesday evening at the Tcheacute-Ka the Grand Duke~ddressed himself to a Georgian whom they were liberating begging him to telephone lo me that they had taken him to the

300 MEMORIES OF RUSSIA Gorochovaia

They took him in an automobile to thc fodress af Saints Peter and Paul thc ather Grand Dukes were taken there direct Irom the Schpalernala They ere shut up in tbe black dungeons af the Troubetzkoy Bastion At three od ock igraven the morning two soldiers named Blagovidoff and Solovieff made thero go aut naked to tbe waist and led them on to tbc PIace de la Monnaie within tbe enceinte of tbe fortress in front of the Cathedral They saw an immense deep commoo grave in which thirtecn bodies lay aIready These soldiers made them stand in line oear the grave and the abominable crime was accomplished Some moments before tbe old servant beard the Grand Dukemiddot)utter out loud the words

God forgive them they know not what tbey do

) Grd amp(eacutee Pt4U nltMCfr4v ct YJ~ 6roIMgt- ample(~q(gtr II(

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Display Case Five

STATlSnCS

I TI hasic Cof1us of twclvc volumcs consists of

o twclvc frontispicccs of t hc rcigning monarehs Ptcr I to Alcxander Il

o two hD1dred and ninety-ninc platcs of eoins showing 6365 gold platinum silver niekel and eopper eoins struek for Russia Siberia East Prussia Livonia Esthonia Poland Mol shydavia Georgia and Finland

o 2775 totai number of pages

o 1687 nages or 61 are listinR 2249 offi shyeial documents related to eoinage

2 Published in a llinited edition of 200 numbered conies Cooy Nr 1 was oresented to the ruling finDeror eooy Nr 2 - author 5 eooy copy Nr 3 was ~robably initial1y presented to authors father Copy Nr 4 - to authars mother Cooy Nl 5 - to authors unele Grand Me V1adiIgravenir Alexandrovich Gooy Nr 6 - to authors daughshyter Prineess Xenia

3 Ntnbcr of unpublished plates forty finished and ten unfinished They depict an additional 1508 gold si lver and copper coins of Peter I 1711 to 1719 inclusive

4 AlI nlates were nrinted at the Imnerial Bureau Of Engraving cammercial Deoartment St Petersshyburg

5 Issue cast for the twclve volumes 200 roubles or $100 at pre 1914 exchange rate

6 rotaI weight unbound - ca 130 Ibs

7 Estimated cost to undeniTite a slinilar 30 year project today ca $1000000

(rand Me reorgii Hiyhailovich (Coins of the Reign of Peter r volume III)

Shown is alI that was odnted - forty finished and ten unfinished olates caver ing 1711-1719

bull

ILL USTRATIONS

bull

~bull -I

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I III r omiddot o ~ I

bullbull lt bull

j f bull

Grand Duke Geo rgi i ~Iikha i l o vi c h

bull

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bullbullbullbull ibullbullbulle bullbullbullbull bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull oe bullbull

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ASS CHE -T lETH O( ILD lRI SO I

(rno )l UlH ~1 1 1l ( ) 1JLO UI-- T) 1

10 UEIi T C FOIC- FLU

~ Tbugrave figraverst ktlllt -~( iJ ~ f tlw pxcu t iCl fj or four Ht i~ll CrltUgrave Duk( holmiddot- t)I lt it l oo k plac0 OH JIlluar S In l h (IIrytnl of I h~

Vrioll o i Dntulnk in ~ ~ul riJ f jmiddotmiddott IltJfrluL T ogc l1Lt r II-ii I li lr)( J) lIh - I q l ht

JXrollS liCIoJ 1 1 J middotH 11111 Hd S W O II III

~ho Werl l(ll d II 1111 BuJhmiddot )-l 01 haing tu keo rqrt In j l lkl ngoFrmiddotw ll qllli u tio ll fIlO maJu rl t y o f 111Ul h lWmiddot ~ middotr WCN IUllong thtt IllfSC IlIUIIxmiddotr oI VJtHhlI UTt~tC (jl in Octotxr of ln 1 nmiddot~-

I Tho Crnmi J)u kn irhola tikhtiloitth ~~ I anLcd aL I hu e l iU nf l )(lltnd~middotr and Jtpt llh ii o llr olhcr lXnou in n s Hull ccll iII t lw lre t y l ~ I p rl( I1 Iliug li hi~lori HI ti co[l(IlOr a l HI i 1111 (middotditmiddotur o r o middot w o r ki (l i lt ho h ld l t HI~c n ~Illtl p rt in polit icu l or m il ilnry

I nlTnir ho ut nccll1tmiddotd Ly lohc BobI~ middoti3t

I u llI ho r itils ( ) )int) rCl(lIdy ft~ fU lt(t t h u CadeL lun y lho timnd iJulo l liul )CX(UI

itrougraveteh ul1 ccedil ln (J i l h) TNir WIl) dltUlUfd tUttil 1 UlllIIlry fiL (Iudl~ tlltU trlUll-iferr(d I O lw jLlrograd pris)I1 hf duri his -runul t io n1I by lIH) Cvmnugrave~ ioll h e leurlllt-l thut h~- son I

I lIeL hlld blIL IhOL LlL AlLIH~u ~k III thu t mb Ilo ILe ~UI I Dudl ri hwloi amiddoth iH ugravet

thl IIHJll lLt il L E n g Ju l u lo Iuld IO tl L~1 ~lItT( rj I Ji oi il lpngtn lfl tut t J~ t flolihoi-li ILI iL lJeLLln lxr nlLlov 1 thu Grulld n u ko IO t h l~ plncu o r exocH i() I blL uher h o h1( wi(lI~

I hu p Itucl llw rmiddot II ~ (ho IMt ll)IOIII t thlY Il

nLulu(d lilll I V n~ cmiddotdl lh~ (rI(1 DHW tieorpo Mikhnilo itch Tho

1wu arrl lvd III ~lltLHlJr hud OtltrI k lpt I tllO whvlo lill lll in pri-on with lriminI~J-i I~ul

oilly in Iho JiL fu dU)Ibdqq tho uxccutioo li ho t ru)sfcrnd I O UgravetO J)unUugrave lm 1 pri$on th~ SC(10 oi IXlmiddotccedilu tioll

- ld jl~b lu r( purt [rom Pctrogrougrave ~tnttJi thlt 111 tll Cuur Gmul D likli d id wi th oI igniLY

I lho ( mllll middot J)I ltn ~ idlll l ugrave-1 ~l i khlilu middot it ccedilh

lwillK iII 1)1 (middotx hl~I hmiddotd by Iln rnliull I~ I to bo tI~rrllUgrave lule lho C(1I1 rlyan~ far UgraveXl~~UltJlI middot Ori Q

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nlJKES Sl-IOT AS HEPHI~AL

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bull

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MEMORIES OF RUSSIA

1916--1919 BY

PRINCESS PALEY

HERBERT JENKINS LIMITED 3 YORK STREET ST JAMESS LONDON S WI fB fB MCMXXIV

216 MEMORIES OF RUSSIA

The Bolshevists had selected their new victirns-the few Grand Dukes who stiU remained in Russia Tbe Grand Duke Nicholas Michallovitch was brought back from Vologda with his faithful aide-de-camp Generai de Brummer His brother the Grand Duke George Michailovitch who was awaiting in Finlanccedill at Helsingfors the moment when be should embark for England where his wife and two daughters were already was handed aver by the Red Finns aDd taken back to Petrograd

2lt)8 MEMORIES OF RUSSIA

Although it was not unti later that I learned the detai ls of the crime trom a Dr MaItzoffbull who was imprisoned in the hospital with the

TRE MANNER OF TREIR DEATH 299 Grand Duke and who gave them to me in Finland I shall with a trembling han d try to reproduce them here

When the soldiers arrived with tbe automobile on Tuesday ]anuary 15th 28th to fetch my husband the Commissaries mode Dr Maltzoff come with thern They gave him the arder to announce to the prisoner Paul Romanoff that be was to get ready to leave Dr Maltzoff entered the celI which the Grand DUkeshared witb Colonel K--

bullbull

On the WedDesday evening at the Tcheacute-Ka the Grand Duke~ddressed himself to a Georgian whom they were liberating begging him to telephone lo me that they had taken him to the

300 MEMORIES OF RUSSIA Gorochovaia

They took him in an automobile to thc fodress af Saints Peter and Paul thc ather Grand Dukes were taken there direct Irom the Schpalernala They ere shut up in tbe black dungeons af the Troubetzkoy Bastion At three od ock igraven the morning two soldiers named Blagovidoff and Solovieff made thero go aut naked to tbe waist and led them on to tbc PIace de la Monnaie within tbe enceinte of tbe fortress in front of the Cathedral They saw an immense deep commoo grave in which thirtecn bodies lay aIready These soldiers made them stand in line oear the grave and the abominable crime was accomplished Some moments before tbe old servant beard the Grand Dukemiddot)utter out loud the words

God forgive them they know not what tbey do

) Grd amp(eacutee Pt4U nltMCfr4v ct YJ~ 6roIMgt- ample(~q(gtr II(

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ILL USTRATIONS

bull

~bull -I

- ~

I III r omiddot o ~ I

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j f bull

Grand Duke Geo rgi i ~Iikha i l o vi c h

bull

j3EJI JH JEOPrIVI 1HXAHJIOBHlb

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bullbullbullbull ibullbullbulle bullbullbullbull bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull oe bullbull

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Coill~ o r l(tlr r

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iWOWO ====== ~-- bull =shy~GRAD [)[ K ES----EX ECLJTION

ASS CHE -T lETH O( ILD lRI SO I

(rno )l UlH ~1 1 1l ( ) 1JLO UI-- T) 1

10 UEIi T C FOIC- FLU

~ Tbugrave figraverst ktlllt -~( iJ ~ f tlw pxcu t iCl fj or four Ht i~ll CrltUgrave Duk( holmiddot- t)I lt it l oo k plac0 OH JIlluar S In l h (IIrytnl of I h~

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I nlTnir ho ut nccll1tmiddotd Ly lohc BobI~ middoti3t

I u llI ho r itils ( ) )int) rCl(lIdy ft~ fU lt(t t h u CadeL lun y lho timnd iJulo l liul )CX(UI

itrougraveteh ul1 ccedil ln (J i l h) TNir WIl) dltUlUfd tUttil 1 UlllIIlry fiL (Iudl~ tlltU trlUll-iferr(d I O lw jLlrograd pris)I1 hf duri his -runul t io n1I by lIH) Cvmnugrave~ ioll h e leurlllt-l thut h~- son I

I lIeL hlld blIL IhOL LlL AlLIH~u ~k III thu t mb Ilo ILe ~UI I Dudl ri hwloi amiddoth iH ugravet

thl IIHJll lLt il L E n g Ju l u lo Iuld IO tl L~1 ~lItT( rj I Ji oi il lpngtn lfl tut t J~ t flolihoi-li ILI iL lJeLLln lxr nlLlov 1 thu Grulld n u ko IO t h l~ plncu o r exocH i() I blL uher h o h1( wi(lI~

I hu p Itucl llw rmiddot II ~ (ho IMt ll)IOIII t thlY Il

nLulu(d lilll I V n~ cmiddotdl lh~ (rI(1 DHW tieorpo Mikhnilo itch Tho

1wu arrl lvd III ~lltLHlJr hud OtltrI k lpt I tllO whvlo lill lll in pri-on with lriminI~J-i I~ul

oilly in Iho JiL fu dU)Ibdqq tho uxccutioo li ho t ru)sfcrnd I O UgravetO J)unUugrave lm 1 pri$on th~ SC(10 oi IXlmiddotccedilu tioll

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I lho ( mllll middot J)I ltn ~ idlll l ugrave-1 ~l i khlilu middot it ccedilh

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nlJKES Sl-IOT AS HEPHI~AL

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bull

- - --- - - -- - - - ------ - ---- - - - --- -------- -----

MEMORIES OF RUSSIA

1916--1919 BY

PRINCESS PALEY

HERBERT JENKINS LIMITED 3 YORK STREET ST JAMESS LONDON S WI fB fB MCMXXIV

216 MEMORIES OF RUSSIA

The Bolshevists had selected their new victirns-the few Grand Dukes who stiU remained in Russia Tbe Grand Duke Nicholas Michallovitch was brought back from Vologda with his faithful aide-de-camp Generai de Brummer His brother the Grand Duke George Michailovitch who was awaiting in Finlanccedill at Helsingfors the moment when be should embark for England where his wife and two daughters were already was handed aver by the Red Finns aDd taken back to Petrograd

2lt)8 MEMORIES OF RUSSIA

Although it was not unti later that I learned the detai ls of the crime trom a Dr MaItzoffbull who was imprisoned in the hospital with the

TRE MANNER OF TREIR DEATH 299 Grand Duke and who gave them to me in Finland I shall with a trembling han d try to reproduce them here

When the soldiers arrived with tbe automobile on Tuesday ]anuary 15th 28th to fetch my husband the Commissaries mode Dr Maltzoff come with thern They gave him the arder to announce to the prisoner Paul Romanoff that be was to get ready to leave Dr Maltzoff entered the celI which the Grand DUkeshared witb Colonel K--

bullbull

On the WedDesday evening at the Tcheacute-Ka the Grand Duke~ddressed himself to a Georgian whom they were liberating begging him to telephone lo me that they had taken him to the

300 MEMORIES OF RUSSIA Gorochovaia

They took him in an automobile to thc fodress af Saints Peter and Paul thc ather Grand Dukes were taken there direct Irom the Schpalernala They ere shut up in tbe black dungeons af the Troubetzkoy Bastion At three od ock igraven the morning two soldiers named Blagovidoff and Solovieff made thero go aut naked to tbe waist and led them on to tbc PIace de la Monnaie within tbe enceinte of tbe fortress in front of the Cathedral They saw an immense deep commoo grave in which thirtecn bodies lay aIready These soldiers made them stand in line oear the grave and the abominable crime was accomplished Some moments before tbe old servant beard the Grand Dukemiddot)utter out loud the words

God forgive them they know not what tbey do

) Grd amp(eacutee Pt4U nltMCfr4v ct YJ~ 6roIMgt- ample(~q(gtr II(

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j f bull

Grand Duke Geo rgi i ~Iikha i l o vi c h

bull

j3EJI JH JEOPrIVI 1HXAHJIOBHlb

~ITHCAHIE H H30BPAlIfEHIE

H1gtKOTOPbIXh

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1886

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bullbull bullbull bullbull 8f e flCJiJP

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I u llI ho r itils ( ) )int) rCl(lIdy ft~ fU lt(t t h u CadeL lun y lho timnd iJulo l liul )CX(UI

itrougraveteh ul1 ccedil ln (J i l h) TNir WIl) dltUlUfd tUttil 1 UlllIIlry fiL (Iudl~ tlltU trlUll-iferr(d I O lw jLlrograd pris)I1 hf duri his -runul t io n1I by lIH) Cvmnugrave~ ioll h e leurlllt-l thut h~- son I

I lIeL hlld blIL IhOL LlL AlLIH~u ~k III thu t mb Ilo ILe ~UI I Dudl ri hwloi amiddoth iH ugravet

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1wu arrl lvd III ~lltLHlJr hud OtltrI k lpt I tllO whvlo lill lll in pri-on with lriminI~J-i I~ul

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MEMORIES OF RUSSIA

1916--1919 BY

PRINCESS PALEY

HERBERT JENKINS LIMITED 3 YORK STREET ST JAMESS LONDON S WI fB fB MCMXXIV

216 MEMORIES OF RUSSIA

The Bolshevists had selected their new victirns-the few Grand Dukes who stiU remained in Russia Tbe Grand Duke Nicholas Michallovitch was brought back from Vologda with his faithful aide-de-camp Generai de Brummer His brother the Grand Duke George Michailovitch who was awaiting in Finlanccedill at Helsingfors the moment when be should embark for England where his wife and two daughters were already was handed aver by the Red Finns aDd taken back to Petrograd

2lt)8 MEMORIES OF RUSSIA

Although it was not unti later that I learned the detai ls of the crime trom a Dr MaItzoffbull who was imprisoned in the hospital with the

TRE MANNER OF TREIR DEATH 299 Grand Duke and who gave them to me in Finland I shall with a trembling han d try to reproduce them here

When the soldiers arrived with tbe automobile on Tuesday ]anuary 15th 28th to fetch my husband the Commissaries mode Dr Maltzoff come with thern They gave him the arder to announce to the prisoner Paul Romanoff that be was to get ready to leave Dr Maltzoff entered the celI which the Grand DUkeshared witb Colonel K--

bullbull

On the WedDesday evening at the Tcheacute-Ka the Grand Duke~ddressed himself to a Georgian whom they were liberating begging him to telephone lo me that they had taken him to the

300 MEMORIES OF RUSSIA Gorochovaia

They took him in an automobile to thc fodress af Saints Peter and Paul thc ather Grand Dukes were taken there direct Irom the Schpalernala They ere shut up in tbe black dungeons af the Troubetzkoy Bastion At three od ock igraven the morning two soldiers named Blagovidoff and Solovieff made thero go aut naked to tbe waist and led them on to tbc PIace de la Monnaie within tbe enceinte of tbe fortress in front of the Cathedral They saw an immense deep commoo grave in which thirtecn bodies lay aIready These soldiers made them stand in line oear the grave and the abominable crime was accomplished Some moments before tbe old servant beard the Grand Dukemiddot)utter out loud the words

God forgive them they know not what tbey do

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iWOWO ====== ~-- bull =shy~GRAD [)[ K ES----EX ECLJTION

ASS CHE -T lETH O( ILD lRI SO I

(rno )l UlH ~1 1 1l ( ) 1JLO UI-- T) 1

10 UEIi T C FOIC- FLU

~ Tbugrave figraverst ktlllt -~( iJ ~ f tlw pxcu t iCl fj or four Ht i~ll CrltUgrave Duk( holmiddot- t)I lt it l oo k plac0 OH JIlluar S In l h (IIrytnl of I h~

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I Tho Crnmi J)u kn irhola tikhtiloitth ~~ I anLcd aL I hu e l iU nf l )(lltnd~middotr and Jtpt llh ii o llr olhcr lXnou in n s Hull ccll iII t lw lre t y l ~ I p rl( I1 Iliug li hi~lori HI ti co[l(IlOr a l HI i 1111 (middotditmiddotur o r o middot w o r ki (l i lt ho h ld l t HI~c n ~Illtl p rt in polit icu l or m il ilnry

I nlTnir ho ut nccll1tmiddotd Ly lohc BobI~ middoti3t

I u llI ho r itils ( ) )int) rCl(lIdy ft~ fU lt(t t h u CadeL lun y lho timnd iJulo l liul )CX(UI

itrougraveteh ul1 ccedil ln (J i l h) TNir WIl) dltUlUfd tUttil 1 UlllIIlry fiL (Iudl~ tlltU trlUll-iferr(d I O lw jLlrograd pris)I1 hf duri his -runul t io n1I by lIH) Cvmnugrave~ ioll h e leurlllt-l thut h~- son I

I lIeL hlld blIL IhOL LlL AlLIH~u ~k III thu t mb Ilo ILe ~UI I Dudl ri hwloi amiddoth iH ugravet

thl IIHJll lLt il L E n g Ju l u lo Iuld IO tl L~1 ~lItT( rj I Ji oi il lpngtn lfl tut t J~ t flolihoi-li ILI iL lJeLLln lxr nlLlov 1 thu Grulld n u ko IO t h l~ plncu o r exocH i() I blL uher h o h1( wi(lI~

I hu p Itucl llw rmiddot II ~ (ho IMt ll)IOIII t thlY Il

nLulu(d lilll I V n~ cmiddotdl lh~ (rI(1 DHW tieorpo Mikhnilo itch Tho

1wu arrl lvd III ~lltLHlJr hud OtltrI k lpt I tllO whvlo lill lll in pri-on with lriminI~J-i I~ul

oilly in Iho JiL fu dU)Ibdqq tho uxccutioo li ho t ru)sfcrnd I O UgravetO J)unUugrave lm 1 pri$on th~ SC(10 oi IXlmiddotccedilu tioll

- ld jl~b lu r( purt [rom Pctrogrougrave ~tnttJi thlt 111 tll Cuur Gmul D likli d id wi th oI igniLY

I lho ( mllll middot J)I ltn ~ idlll l ugrave-1 ~l i khlilu middot it ccedilh

lwillK iII 1)1 (middotx hl~I hmiddotd by Iln rnliull I~ I to bo tI~rrllUgrave lule lho C(1I1 rlyan~ far UgraveXl~~UltJlI middot Ori Q

l lmndhHrrow Qml in I hi~ patiti on ho WampiI lihotmiddotmiddot I llHl (X~ccedill1 iln WM ((lrriNt Olt iq Cl (I~ly mornigravengith tllu tll(lrtrLomot(r lIlrmtinl ~~tI l 7dlg hpl omiddotrogt F u- n dotnch1l~~IIL ograve( I ampiJOfi [mn (liilllaquo in thC prl~(Iico of dUlllltMI of ll u Ex tlM)rd lili ry COUlUliSHJOil far COUl bmiddotlti1lgICOlLllt~r rcolu t i lL bull

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nlJKES Sl-IOT AS HEPHI~AL

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MEMORIES OF RUSSIA

1916--1919 BY

PRINCESS PALEY

HERBERT JENKINS LIMITED 3 YORK STREET ST JAMESS LONDON S WI fB fB MCMXXIV

216 MEMORIES OF RUSSIA

The Bolshevists had selected their new victirns-the few Grand Dukes who stiU remained in Russia Tbe Grand Duke Nicholas Michallovitch was brought back from Vologda with his faithful aide-de-camp Generai de Brummer His brother the Grand Duke George Michailovitch who was awaiting in Finlanccedill at Helsingfors the moment when be should embark for England where his wife and two daughters were already was handed aver by the Red Finns aDd taken back to Petrograd

2lt)8 MEMORIES OF RUSSIA

Although it was not unti later that I learned the detai ls of the crime trom a Dr MaItzoffbull who was imprisoned in the hospital with the

TRE MANNER OF TREIR DEATH 299 Grand Duke and who gave them to me in Finland I shall with a trembling han d try to reproduce them here

When the soldiers arrived with tbe automobile on Tuesday ]anuary 15th 28th to fetch my husband the Commissaries mode Dr Maltzoff come with thern They gave him the arder to announce to the prisoner Paul Romanoff that be was to get ready to leave Dr Maltzoff entered the celI which the Grand DUkeshared witb Colonel K--

bullbull

On the WedDesday evening at the Tcheacute-Ka the Grand Duke~ddressed himself to a Georgian whom they were liberating begging him to telephone lo me that they had taken him to the

300 MEMORIES OF RUSSIA Gorochovaia

They took him in an automobile to thc fodress af Saints Peter and Paul thc ather Grand Dukes were taken there direct Irom the Schpalernala They ere shut up in tbe black dungeons af the Troubetzkoy Bastion At three od ock igraven the morning two soldiers named Blagovidoff and Solovieff made thero go aut naked to tbe waist and led them on to tbc PIace de la Monnaie within tbe enceinte of tbe fortress in front of the Cathedral They saw an immense deep commoo grave in which thirtecn bodies lay aIready These soldiers made them stand in line oear the grave and the abominable crime was accomplished Some moments before tbe old servant beard the Grand Dukemiddot)utter out loud the words

God forgive them they know not what tbey do

) Grd amp(eacutee Pt4U nltMCfr4v ct YJ~ 6roIMgt- ample(~q(gtr II(

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I nlTnir ho ut nccll1tmiddotd Ly lohc BobI~ middoti3t

I u llI ho r itils ( ) )int) rCl(lIdy ft~ fU lt(t t h u CadeL lun y lho timnd iJulo l liul )CX(UI

itrougraveteh ul1 ccedil ln (J i l h) TNir WIl) dltUlUfd tUttil 1 UlllIIlry fiL (Iudl~ tlltU trlUll-iferr(d I O lw jLlrograd pris)I1 hf duri his -runul t io n1I by lIH) Cvmnugrave~ ioll h e leurlllt-l thut h~- son I

I lIeL hlld blIL IhOL LlL AlLIH~u ~k III thu t mb Ilo ILe ~UI I Dudl ri hwloi amiddoth iH ugravet

thl IIHJll lLt il L E n g Ju l u lo Iuld IO tl L~1 ~lItT( rj I Ji oi il lpngtn lfl tut t J~ t flolihoi-li ILI iL lJeLLln lxr nlLlov 1 thu Grulld n u ko IO t h l~ plncu o r exocH i() I blL uher h o h1( wi(lI~

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MEMORIES OF RUSSIA

1916--1919 BY

PRINCESS PALEY

HERBERT JENKINS LIMITED 3 YORK STREET ST JAMESS LONDON S WI fB fB MCMXXIV

216 MEMORIES OF RUSSIA

The Bolshevists had selected their new victirns-the few Grand Dukes who stiU remained in Russia Tbe Grand Duke Nicholas Michallovitch was brought back from Vologda with his faithful aide-de-camp Generai de Brummer His brother the Grand Duke George Michailovitch who was awaiting in Finlanccedill at Helsingfors the moment when be should embark for England where his wife and two daughters were already was handed aver by the Red Finns aDd taken back to Petrograd

2lt)8 MEMORIES OF RUSSIA

Although it was not unti later that I learned the detai ls of the crime trom a Dr MaItzoffbull who was imprisoned in the hospital with the

TRE MANNER OF TREIR DEATH 299 Grand Duke and who gave them to me in Finland I shall with a trembling han d try to reproduce them here

When the soldiers arrived with tbe automobile on Tuesday ]anuary 15th 28th to fetch my husband the Commissaries mode Dr Maltzoff come with thern They gave him the arder to announce to the prisoner Paul Romanoff that be was to get ready to leave Dr Maltzoff entered the celI which the Grand DUkeshared witb Colonel K--

bullbull

On the WedDesday evening at the Tcheacute-Ka the Grand Duke~ddressed himself to a Georgian whom they were liberating begging him to telephone lo me that they had taken him to the

300 MEMORIES OF RUSSIA Gorochovaia

They took him in an automobile to thc fodress af Saints Peter and Paul thc ather Grand Dukes were taken there direct Irom the Schpalernala They ere shut up in tbe black dungeons af the Troubetzkoy Bastion At three od ock igraven the morning two soldiers named Blagovidoff and Solovieff made thero go aut naked to tbe waist and led them on to tbc PIace de la Monnaie within tbe enceinte of tbe fortress in front of the Cathedral They saw an immense deep commoo grave in which thirtecn bodies lay aIready These soldiers made them stand in line oear the grave and the abominable crime was accomplished Some moments before tbe old servant beard the Grand Dukemiddot)utter out loud the words

God forgive them they know not what tbey do

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MEMORIES OF RUSSIA

1916--1919 BY

PRINCESS PALEY

HERBERT JENKINS LIMITED 3 YORK STREET ST JAMESS LONDON S WI fB fB MCMXXIV

216 MEMORIES OF RUSSIA

The Bolshevists had selected their new victirns-the few Grand Dukes who stiU remained in Russia Tbe Grand Duke Nicholas Michallovitch was brought back from Vologda with his faithful aide-de-camp Generai de Brummer His brother the Grand Duke George Michailovitch who was awaiting in Finlanccedill at Helsingfors the moment when be should embark for England where his wife and two daughters were already was handed aver by the Red Finns aDd taken back to Petrograd

2lt)8 MEMORIES OF RUSSIA

Although it was not unti later that I learned the detai ls of the crime trom a Dr MaItzoffbull who was imprisoned in the hospital with the

TRE MANNER OF TREIR DEATH 299 Grand Duke and who gave them to me in Finland I shall with a trembling han d try to reproduce them here

When the soldiers arrived with tbe automobile on Tuesday ]anuary 15th 28th to fetch my husband the Commissaries mode Dr Maltzoff come with thern They gave him the arder to announce to the prisoner Paul Romanoff that be was to get ready to leave Dr Maltzoff entered the celI which the Grand DUkeshared witb Colonel K--

bullbull

On the WedDesday evening at the Tcheacute-Ka the Grand Duke~ddressed himself to a Georgian whom they were liberating begging him to telephone lo me that they had taken him to the

300 MEMORIES OF RUSSIA Gorochovaia

They took him in an automobile to thc fodress af Saints Peter and Paul thc ather Grand Dukes were taken there direct Irom the Schpalernala They ere shut up in tbe black dungeons af the Troubetzkoy Bastion At three od ock igraven the morning two soldiers named Blagovidoff and Solovieff made thero go aut naked to tbe waist and led them on to tbc PIace de la Monnaie within tbe enceinte of tbe fortress in front of the Cathedral They saw an immense deep commoo grave in which thirtecn bodies lay aIready These soldiers made them stand in line oear the grave and the abominable crime was accomplished Some moments before tbe old servant beard the Grand Dukemiddot)utter out loud the words

God forgive them they know not what tbey do

) Grd amp(eacutee Pt4U nltMCfr4v ct YJ~ 6roIMgt- ample(~q(gtr II(

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MEMORIES OF RUSSIA

1916--1919 BY

PRINCESS PALEY

HERBERT JENKINS LIMITED 3 YORK STREET ST JAMESS LONDON S WI fB fB MCMXXIV

216 MEMORIES OF RUSSIA

The Bolshevists had selected their new victirns-the few Grand Dukes who stiU remained in Russia Tbe Grand Duke Nicholas Michallovitch was brought back from Vologda with his faithful aide-de-camp Generai de Brummer His brother the Grand Duke George Michailovitch who was awaiting in Finlanccedill at Helsingfors the moment when be should embark for England where his wife and two daughters were already was handed aver by the Red Finns aDd taken back to Petrograd

2lt)8 MEMORIES OF RUSSIA

Although it was not unti later that I learned the detai ls of the crime trom a Dr MaItzoffbull who was imprisoned in the hospital with the

TRE MANNER OF TREIR DEATH 299 Grand Duke and who gave them to me in Finland I shall with a trembling han d try to reproduce them here

When the soldiers arrived with tbe automobile on Tuesday ]anuary 15th 28th to fetch my husband the Commissaries mode Dr Maltzoff come with thern They gave him the arder to announce to the prisoner Paul Romanoff that be was to get ready to leave Dr Maltzoff entered the celI which the Grand DUkeshared witb Colonel K--

bullbull

On the WedDesday evening at the Tcheacute-Ka the Grand Duke~ddressed himself to a Georgian whom they were liberating begging him to telephone lo me that they had taken him to the

300 MEMORIES OF RUSSIA Gorochovaia

They took him in an automobile to thc fodress af Saints Peter and Paul thc ather Grand Dukes were taken there direct Irom the Schpalernala They ere shut up in tbe black dungeons af the Troubetzkoy Bastion At three od ock igraven the morning two soldiers named Blagovidoff and Solovieff made thero go aut naked to tbe waist and led them on to tbc PIace de la Monnaie within tbe enceinte of tbe fortress in front of the Cathedral They saw an immense deep commoo grave in which thirtecn bodies lay aIready These soldiers made them stand in line oear the grave and the abominable crime was accomplished Some moments before tbe old servant beard the Grand Dukemiddot)utter out loud the words

God forgive them they know not what tbey do

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I Tho Crnmi J)u kn irhola tikhtiloitth ~~ I anLcd aL I hu e l iU nf l )(lltnd~middotr and Jtpt llh ii o llr olhcr lXnou in n s Hull ccll iII t lw lre t y l ~ I p rl( I1 Iliug li hi~lori HI ti co[l(IlOr a l HI i 1111 (middotditmiddotur o r o middot w o r ki (l i lt ho h ld l t HI~c n ~Illtl p rt in polit icu l or m il ilnry

I nlTnir ho ut nccll1tmiddotd Ly lohc BobI~ middoti3t

I u llI ho r itils ( ) )int) rCl(lIdy ft~ fU lt(t t h u CadeL lun y lho timnd iJulo l liul )CX(UI

itrougraveteh ul1 ccedil ln (J i l h) TNir WIl) dltUlUfd tUttil 1 UlllIIlry fiL (Iudl~ tlltU trlUll-iferr(d I O lw jLlrograd pris)I1 hf duri his -runul t io n1I by lIH) Cvmnugrave~ ioll h e leurlllt-l thut h~- son I

I lIeL hlld blIL IhOL LlL AlLIH~u ~k III thu t mb Ilo ILe ~UI I Dudl ri hwloi amiddoth iH ugravet

thl IIHJll lLt il L E n g Ju l u lo Iuld IO tl L~1 ~lItT( rj I Ji oi il lpngtn lfl tut t J~ t flolihoi-li ILI iL lJeLLln lxr nlLlov 1 thu Grulld n u ko IO t h l~ plncu o r exocH i() I blL uher h o h1( wi(lI~

I hu p Itucl llw rmiddot II ~ (ho IMt ll)IOIII t thlY Il

nLulu(d lilll I V n~ cmiddotdl lh~ (rI(1 DHW tieorpo Mikhnilo itch Tho

1wu arrl lvd III ~lltLHlJr hud OtltrI k lpt I tllO whvlo lill lll in pri-on with lriminI~J-i I~ul

oilly in Iho JiL fu dU)Ibdqq tho uxccutioo li ho t ru)sfcrnd I O UgravetO J)unUugrave lm 1 pri$on th~ SC(10 oi IXlmiddotccedilu tioll

- ld jl~b lu r( purt [rom Pctrogrougrave ~tnttJi thlt 111 tll Cuur Gmul D likli d id wi th oI igniLY

I lho ( mllll middot J)I ltn ~ idlll l ugrave-1 ~l i khlilu middot it ccedilh

lwillK iII 1)1 (middotx hl~I hmiddotd by Iln rnliull I~ I to bo tI~rrllUgrave lule lho C(1I1 rlyan~ far UgraveXl~~UltJlI middot Ori Q

l lmndhHrrow Qml in I hi~ patiti on ho WampiI lihotmiddotmiddot I llHl (X~ccedill1 iln WM ((lrriNt Olt iq Cl (I~ly mornigravengith tllu tll(lrtrLomot(r lIlrmtinl ~~tI l 7dlg hpl omiddotrogt F u- n dotnch1l~~IIL ograve( I ampiJOfi [mn (liilllaquo in thC prl~(Iico of dUlllltMI of ll u Ex tlM)rd lili ry COUlUliSHJOil far COUl bmiddotlti1lgICOlLllt~r rcolu t i lL bull

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nlJKES Sl-IOT AS HEPHI~AL

~nWI1fIl 1-11 I(I- TI -11() lIl- Iampgt mm l Iampt ~ I Ihol Uu-i B I lltyi 1 0 1111011)0 1111 tl - nu Illtol I II fbullbull ( Uulr 1~ldI l dlu llltelbull J h nil rigrave c( ~ I lnl ill middoti l chl lltldiH ldJ ~ I 1 111 vC SJI~middotjl llI middot lt C I middotmiddot ro

~ t 1 I 1 1 r Il 1middotlInlll~r WUlUUlIlgtUn o r I l middot I t middot ltl~middot l lmiddotmiddot olllllmiddotn TI I n IJobullbull k I Il n 60 111 bull bull CII CllfXlJ lol ~ r-pti ri t ti r J ul jullt C rylrnkltt tll laL (ulIm ll lloh t-I( hid r t In IwLo I--IL A r nl) _ bo

gtolIeO-Ih iII ccedil ntr i IJK LIIl (amplc) A~IY -Ith tlN bshyj ccamp 1 pali u CUI1ampGaultlIl- Hnlu - shyI

bull

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MEMORIES OF RUSSIA

1916--1919 BY

PRINCESS PALEY

HERBERT JENKINS LIMITED 3 YORK STREET ST JAMESS LONDON S WI fB fB MCMXXIV

216 MEMORIES OF RUSSIA

The Bolshevists had selected their new victirns-the few Grand Dukes who stiU remained in Russia Tbe Grand Duke Nicholas Michallovitch was brought back from Vologda with his faithful aide-de-camp Generai de Brummer His brother the Grand Duke George Michailovitch who was awaiting in Finlanccedill at Helsingfors the moment when be should embark for England where his wife and two daughters were already was handed aver by the Red Finns aDd taken back to Petrograd

2lt)8 MEMORIES OF RUSSIA

Although it was not unti later that I learned the detai ls of the crime trom a Dr MaItzoffbull who was imprisoned in the hospital with the

TRE MANNER OF TREIR DEATH 299 Grand Duke and who gave them to me in Finland I shall with a trembling han d try to reproduce them here

When the soldiers arrived with tbe automobile on Tuesday ]anuary 15th 28th to fetch my husband the Commissaries mode Dr Maltzoff come with thern They gave him the arder to announce to the prisoner Paul Romanoff that be was to get ready to leave Dr Maltzoff entered the celI which the Grand DUkeshared witb Colonel K--

bullbull

On the WedDesday evening at the Tcheacute-Ka the Grand Duke~ddressed himself to a Georgian whom they were liberating begging him to telephone lo me that they had taken him to the

300 MEMORIES OF RUSSIA Gorochovaia

They took him in an automobile to thc fodress af Saints Peter and Paul thc ather Grand Dukes were taken there direct Irom the Schpalernala They ere shut up in tbe black dungeons af the Troubetzkoy Bastion At three od ock igraven the morning two soldiers named Blagovidoff and Solovieff made thero go aut naked to tbe waist and led them on to tbc PIace de la Monnaie within tbe enceinte of tbe fortress in front of the Cathedral They saw an immense deep commoo grave in which thirtecn bodies lay aIready These soldiers made them stand in line oear the grave and the abominable crime was accomplished Some moments before tbe old servant beard the Grand Dukemiddot)utter out loud the words

God forgive them they know not what tbey do

) Grd amp(eacutee Pt4U nltMCfr4v ct YJ~ 6roIMgt- ample(~q(gtr II(

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middot lt

bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull

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bullbull bullbull bullbull bullbull (J) I~) ~wl bullbullbullbullbullbull _~~ (Jj~J~ (e middot ll~

bullbull bullbull bullbull 8f e flCJiJP

bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull GffIfJ bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull ~G

bullbullbullbull ibullbullbulle bullbullbullbull bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull oe bullbull

Thc last of th c ll n fini s he ll t c n n la tcs t o VOl lllf( J r r

Coill~ o r l(tlr r

bullbull

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bull

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iWOWO ====== ~-- bull =shy~GRAD [)[ K ES----EX ECLJTION

ASS CHE -T lETH O( ILD lRI SO I

(rno )l UlH ~1 1 1l ( ) 1JLO UI-- T) 1

10 UEIi T C FOIC- FLU

~ Tbugrave figraverst ktlllt -~( iJ ~ f tlw pxcu t iCl fj or four Ht i~ll CrltUgrave Duk( holmiddot- t)I lt it l oo k plac0 OH JIlluar S In l h (IIrytnl of I h~

Vrioll o i Dntulnk in ~ ~ul riJ f jmiddotmiddott IltJfrluL T ogc l1Lt r II-ii I li lr)( J) lIh - I q l ht

JXrollS liCIoJ 1 1 J middotH 11111 Hd S W O II III

~ho Werl l(ll d II 1111 BuJhmiddot )-l 01 haing tu keo rqrt In j l lkl ngoFrmiddotw ll qllli u tio ll fIlO maJu rl t y o f 111Ul h lWmiddot ~ middotr WCN IUllong thtt IllfSC IlIUIIxmiddotr oI VJtHhlI UTt~tC (jl in Octotxr of ln 1 nmiddot~-

I Tho Crnmi J)u kn irhola tikhtiloitth ~~ I anLcd aL I hu e l iU nf l )(lltnd~middotr and Jtpt llh ii o llr olhcr lXnou in n s Hull ccll iII t lw lre t y l ~ I p rl( I1 Iliug li hi~lori HI ti co[l(IlOr a l HI i 1111 (middotditmiddotur o r o middot w o r ki (l i lt ho h ld l t HI~c n ~Illtl p rt in polit icu l or m il ilnry

I nlTnir ho ut nccll1tmiddotd Ly lohc BobI~ middoti3t

I u llI ho r itils ( ) )int) rCl(lIdy ft~ fU lt(t t h u CadeL lun y lho timnd iJulo l liul )CX(UI

itrougraveteh ul1 ccedil ln (J i l h) TNir WIl) dltUlUfd tUttil 1 UlllIIlry fiL (Iudl~ tlltU trlUll-iferr(d I O lw jLlrograd pris)I1 hf duri his -runul t io n1I by lIH) Cvmnugrave~ ioll h e leurlllt-l thut h~- son I

I lIeL hlld blIL IhOL LlL AlLIH~u ~k III thu t mb Ilo ILe ~UI I Dudl ri hwloi amiddoth iH ugravet

thl IIHJll lLt il L E n g Ju l u lo Iuld IO tl L~1 ~lItT( rj I Ji oi il lpngtn lfl tut t J~ t flolihoi-li ILI iL lJeLLln lxr nlLlov 1 thu Grulld n u ko IO t h l~ plncu o r exocH i() I blL uher h o h1( wi(lI~

I hu p Itucl llw rmiddot II ~ (ho IMt ll)IOIII t thlY Il

nLulu(d lilll I V n~ cmiddotdl lh~ (rI(1 DHW tieorpo Mikhnilo itch Tho

1wu arrl lvd III ~lltLHlJr hud OtltrI k lpt I tllO whvlo lill lll in pri-on with lriminI~J-i I~ul

oilly in Iho JiL fu dU)Ibdqq tho uxccutioo li ho t ru)sfcrnd I O UgravetO J)unUugrave lm 1 pri$on th~ SC(10 oi IXlmiddotccedilu tioll

- ld jl~b lu r( purt [rom Pctrogrougrave ~tnttJi thlt 111 tll Cuur Gmul D likli d id wi th oI igniLY

I lho ( mllll middot J)I ltn ~ idlll l ugrave-1 ~l i khlilu middot it ccedilh

lwillK iII 1)1 (middotx hl~I hmiddotd by Iln rnliull I~ I to bo tI~rrllUgrave lule lho C(1I1 rlyan~ far UgraveXl~~UltJlI middot Ori Q

l lmndhHrrow Qml in I hi~ patiti on ho WampiI lihotmiddotmiddot I llHl (X~ccedill1 iln WM ((lrriNt Olt iq Cl (I~ly mornigravengith tllu tll(lrtrLomot(r lIlrmtinl ~~tI l 7dlg hpl omiddotrogt F u- n dotnch1l~~IIL ograve( I ampiJOfi [mn (liilllaquo in thC prl~(Iico of dUlllltMI of ll u Ex tlM)rd lili ry COUlUliSHJOil far COUl bmiddotlti1lgICOlLllt~r rcolu t i lL bull

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nlJKES Sl-IOT AS HEPHI~AL

~nWI1fIl 1-11 I(I- TI -11() lIl- Iampgt mm l Iampt ~ I Ihol Uu-i B I lltyi 1 0 1111011)0 1111 tl - nu Illtol I II fbullbull ( Uulr 1~ldI l dlu llltelbull J h nil rigrave c( ~ I lnl ill middoti l chl lltldiH ldJ ~ I 1 111 vC SJI~middotjl llI middot lt C I middotmiddot ro

~ t 1 I 1 1 r Il 1middotlInlll~r WUlUUlIlgtUn o r I l middot I t middot ltl~middot l lmiddotmiddot olllllmiddotn TI I n IJobullbull k I Il n 60 111 bull bull CII CllfXlJ lol ~ r-pti ri t ti r J ul jullt C rylrnkltt tll laL (ulIm ll lloh t-I( hid r t In IwLo I--IL A r nl) _ bo

gtolIeO-Ih iII ccedil ntr i IJK LIIl (amplc) A~IY -Ith tlN bshyj ccamp 1 pali u CUI1ampGaultlIl- Hnlu - shyI

bull

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MEMORIES OF RUSSIA

1916--1919 BY

PRINCESS PALEY

HERBERT JENKINS LIMITED 3 YORK STREET ST JAMESS LONDON S WI fB fB MCMXXIV

216 MEMORIES OF RUSSIA

The Bolshevists had selected their new victirns-the few Grand Dukes who stiU remained in Russia Tbe Grand Duke Nicholas Michallovitch was brought back from Vologda with his faithful aide-de-camp Generai de Brummer His brother the Grand Duke George Michailovitch who was awaiting in Finlanccedill at Helsingfors the moment when be should embark for England where his wife and two daughters were already was handed aver by the Red Finns aDd taken back to Petrograd

2lt)8 MEMORIES OF RUSSIA

Although it was not unti later that I learned the detai ls of the crime trom a Dr MaItzoffbull who was imprisoned in the hospital with the

TRE MANNER OF TREIR DEATH 299 Grand Duke and who gave them to me in Finland I shall with a trembling han d try to reproduce them here

When the soldiers arrived with tbe automobile on Tuesday ]anuary 15th 28th to fetch my husband the Commissaries mode Dr Maltzoff come with thern They gave him the arder to announce to the prisoner Paul Romanoff that be was to get ready to leave Dr Maltzoff entered the celI which the Grand DUkeshared witb Colonel K--

bullbull

On the WedDesday evening at the Tcheacute-Ka the Grand Duke~ddressed himself to a Georgian whom they were liberating begging him to telephone lo me that they had taken him to the

300 MEMORIES OF RUSSIA Gorochovaia

They took him in an automobile to thc fodress af Saints Peter and Paul thc ather Grand Dukes were taken there direct Irom the Schpalernala They ere shut up in tbe black dungeons af the Troubetzkoy Bastion At three od ock igraven the morning two soldiers named Blagovidoff and Solovieff made thero go aut naked to tbe waist and led them on to tbc PIace de la Monnaie within tbe enceinte of tbe fortress in front of the Cathedral They saw an immense deep commoo grave in which thirtecn bodies lay aIready These soldiers made them stand in line oear the grave and the abominable crime was accomplished Some moments before tbe old servant beard the Grand Dukemiddot)utter out loud the words

God forgive them they know not what tbey do

) Grd amp(eacutee Pt4U nltMCfr4v ct YJ~ 6roIMgt- ample(~q(gtr II(

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bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull

-

bullbull bullbull bullbull bullbull (J) I~) ~wl bullbullbullbullbullbull _~~ (Jj~J~ (e middot ll~

bullbull bullbull bullbull 8f e flCJiJP

bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull GffIfJ bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull ~G

bullbullbullbull ibullbullbulle bullbullbullbull bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull oe bullbull

Thc last of th c ll n fini s he ll t c n n la tcs t o VOl lllf( J r r

Coill~ o r l(tlr r

bullbull

1gtC CKECu-ro~ ~3CT P -SC77 b

bull

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iWOWO ====== ~-- bull =shy~GRAD [)[ K ES----EX ECLJTION

ASS CHE -T lETH O( ILD lRI SO I

(rno )l UlH ~1 1 1l ( ) 1JLO UI-- T) 1

10 UEIi T C FOIC- FLU

~ Tbugrave figraverst ktlllt -~( iJ ~ f tlw pxcu t iCl fj or four Ht i~ll CrltUgrave Duk( holmiddot- t)I lt it l oo k plac0 OH JIlluar S In l h (IIrytnl of I h~

Vrioll o i Dntulnk in ~ ~ul riJ f jmiddotmiddott IltJfrluL T ogc l1Lt r II-ii I li lr)( J) lIh - I q l ht

JXrollS liCIoJ 1 1 J middotH 11111 Hd S W O II III

~ho Werl l(ll d II 1111 BuJhmiddot )-l 01 haing tu keo rqrt In j l lkl ngoFrmiddotw ll qllli u tio ll fIlO maJu rl t y o f 111Ul h lWmiddot ~ middotr WCN IUllong thtt IllfSC IlIUIIxmiddotr oI VJtHhlI UTt~tC (jl in Octotxr of ln 1 nmiddot~-

I Tho Crnmi J)u kn irhola tikhtiloitth ~~ I anLcd aL I hu e l iU nf l )(lltnd~middotr and Jtpt llh ii o llr olhcr lXnou in n s Hull ccll iII t lw lre t y l ~ I p rl( I1 Iliug li hi~lori HI ti co[l(IlOr a l HI i 1111 (middotditmiddotur o r o middot w o r ki (l i lt ho h ld l t HI~c n ~Illtl p rt in polit icu l or m il ilnry

I nlTnir ho ut nccll1tmiddotd Ly lohc BobI~ middoti3t

I u llI ho r itils ( ) )int) rCl(lIdy ft~ fU lt(t t h u CadeL lun y lho timnd iJulo l liul )CX(UI

itrougraveteh ul1 ccedil ln (J i l h) TNir WIl) dltUlUfd tUttil 1 UlllIIlry fiL (Iudl~ tlltU trlUll-iferr(d I O lw jLlrograd pris)I1 hf duri his -runul t io n1I by lIH) Cvmnugrave~ ioll h e leurlllt-l thut h~- son I

I lIeL hlld blIL IhOL LlL AlLIH~u ~k III thu t mb Ilo ILe ~UI I Dudl ri hwloi amiddoth iH ugravet

thl IIHJll lLt il L E n g Ju l u lo Iuld IO tl L~1 ~lItT( rj I Ji oi il lpngtn lfl tut t J~ t flolihoi-li ILI iL lJeLLln lxr nlLlov 1 thu Grulld n u ko IO t h l~ plncu o r exocH i() I blL uher h o h1( wi(lI~

I hu p Itucl llw rmiddot II ~ (ho IMt ll)IOIII t thlY Il

nLulu(d lilll I V n~ cmiddotdl lh~ (rI(1 DHW tieorpo Mikhnilo itch Tho

1wu arrl lvd III ~lltLHlJr hud OtltrI k lpt I tllO whvlo lill lll in pri-on with lriminI~J-i I~ul

oilly in Iho JiL fu dU)Ibdqq tho uxccutioo li ho t ru)sfcrnd I O UgravetO J)unUugrave lm 1 pri$on th~ SC(10 oi IXlmiddotccedilu tioll

- ld jl~b lu r( purt [rom Pctrogrougrave ~tnttJi thlt 111 tll Cuur Gmul D likli d id wi th oI igniLY

I lho ( mllll middot J)I ltn ~ idlll l ugrave-1 ~l i khlilu middot it ccedilh

lwillK iII 1)1 (middotx hl~I hmiddotd by Iln rnliull I~ I to bo tI~rrllUgrave lule lho C(1I1 rlyan~ far UgraveXl~~UltJlI middot Ori Q

l lmndhHrrow Qml in I hi~ patiti on ho WampiI lihotmiddotmiddot I llHl (X~ccedill1 iln WM ((lrriNt Olt iq Cl (I~ly mornigravengith tllu tll(lrtrLomot(r lIlrmtinl ~~tI l 7dlg hpl omiddotrogt F u- n dotnch1l~~IIL ograve( I ampiJOfi [mn (liilllaquo in thC prl~(Iico of dUlllltMI of ll u Ex tlM)rd lili ry COUlUliSHJOil far COUl bmiddotlti1lgICOlLllt~r rcolu t i lL bull

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nlJKES Sl-IOT AS HEPHI~AL

~nWI1fIl 1-11 I(I- TI -11() lIl- Iampgt mm l Iampt ~ I Ihol Uu-i B I lltyi 1 0 1111011)0 1111 tl - nu Illtol I II fbullbull ( Uulr 1~ldI l dlu llltelbull J h nil rigrave c( ~ I lnl ill middoti l chl lltldiH ldJ ~ I 1 111 vC SJI~middotjl llI middot lt C I middotmiddot ro

~ t 1 I 1 1 r Il 1middotlInlll~r WUlUUlIlgtUn o r I l middot I t middot ltl~middot l lmiddotmiddot olllllmiddotn TI I n IJobullbull k I Il n 60 111 bull bull CII CllfXlJ lol ~ r-pti ri t ti r J ul jullt C rylrnkltt tll laL (ulIm ll lloh t-I( hid r t In IwLo I--IL A r nl) _ bo

gtolIeO-Ih iII ccedil ntr i IJK LIIl (amplc) A~IY -Ith tlN bshyj ccamp 1 pali u CUI1ampGaultlIl- Hnlu - shyI

bull

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MEMORIES OF RUSSIA

1916--1919 BY

PRINCESS PALEY

HERBERT JENKINS LIMITED 3 YORK STREET ST JAMESS LONDON S WI fB fB MCMXXIV

216 MEMORIES OF RUSSIA

The Bolshevists had selected their new victirns-the few Grand Dukes who stiU remained in Russia Tbe Grand Duke Nicholas Michallovitch was brought back from Vologda with his faithful aide-de-camp Generai de Brummer His brother the Grand Duke George Michailovitch who was awaiting in Finlanccedill at Helsingfors the moment when be should embark for England where his wife and two daughters were already was handed aver by the Red Finns aDd taken back to Petrograd

2lt)8 MEMORIES OF RUSSIA

Although it was not unti later that I learned the detai ls of the crime trom a Dr MaItzoffbull who was imprisoned in the hospital with the

TRE MANNER OF TREIR DEATH 299 Grand Duke and who gave them to me in Finland I shall with a trembling han d try to reproduce them here

When the soldiers arrived with tbe automobile on Tuesday ]anuary 15th 28th to fetch my husband the Commissaries mode Dr Maltzoff come with thern They gave him the arder to announce to the prisoner Paul Romanoff that be was to get ready to leave Dr Maltzoff entered the celI which the Grand DUkeshared witb Colonel K--

bullbull

On the WedDesday evening at the Tcheacute-Ka the Grand Duke~ddressed himself to a Georgian whom they were liberating begging him to telephone lo me that they had taken him to the

300 MEMORIES OF RUSSIA Gorochovaia

They took him in an automobile to thc fodress af Saints Peter and Paul thc ather Grand Dukes were taken there direct Irom the Schpalernala They ere shut up in tbe black dungeons af the Troubetzkoy Bastion At three od ock igraven the morning two soldiers named Blagovidoff and Solovieff made thero go aut naked to tbe waist and led them on to tbc PIace de la Monnaie within tbe enceinte of tbe fortress in front of the Cathedral They saw an immense deep commoo grave in which thirtecn bodies lay aIready These soldiers made them stand in line oear the grave and the abominable crime was accomplished Some moments before tbe old servant beard the Grand Dukemiddot)utter out loud the words

God forgive them they know not what tbey do

) Grd amp(eacutee Pt4U nltMCfr4v ct YJ~ 6roIMgt- ample(~q(gtr II(

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MEMORIES OF RUSSIA

1916--1919 BY

PRINCESS PALEY

HERBERT JENKINS LIMITED 3 YORK STREET ST JAMESS LONDON S WI fB fB MCMXXIV

216 MEMORIES OF RUSSIA

The Bolshevists had selected their new victirns-the few Grand Dukes who stiU remained in Russia Tbe Grand Duke Nicholas Michallovitch was brought back from Vologda with his faithful aide-de-camp Generai de Brummer His brother the Grand Duke George Michailovitch who was awaiting in Finlanccedill at Helsingfors the moment when be should embark for England where his wife and two daughters were already was handed aver by the Red Finns aDd taken back to Petrograd

2lt)8 MEMORIES OF RUSSIA

Although it was not unti later that I learned the detai ls of the crime trom a Dr MaItzoffbull who was imprisoned in the hospital with the

TRE MANNER OF TREIR DEATH 299 Grand Duke and who gave them to me in Finland I shall with a trembling han d try to reproduce them here

When the soldiers arrived with tbe automobile on Tuesday ]anuary 15th 28th to fetch my husband the Commissaries mode Dr Maltzoff come with thern They gave him the arder to announce to the prisoner Paul Romanoff that be was to get ready to leave Dr Maltzoff entered the celI which the Grand DUkeshared witb Colonel K--

bullbull

On the WedDesday evening at the Tcheacute-Ka the Grand Duke~ddressed himself to a Georgian whom they were liberating begging him to telephone lo me that they had taken him to the

300 MEMORIES OF RUSSIA Gorochovaia

They took him in an automobile to thc fodress af Saints Peter and Paul thc ather Grand Dukes were taken there direct Irom the Schpalernala They ere shut up in tbe black dungeons af the Troubetzkoy Bastion At three od ock igraven the morning two soldiers named Blagovidoff and Solovieff made thero go aut naked to tbe waist and led them on to tbc PIace de la Monnaie within tbe enceinte of tbe fortress in front of the Cathedral They saw an immense deep commoo grave in which thirtecn bodies lay aIready These soldiers made them stand in line oear the grave and the abominable crime was accomplished Some moments before tbe old servant beard the Grand Dukemiddot)utter out loud the words

God forgive them they know not what tbey do

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I u llI ho r itils ( ) )int) rCl(lIdy ft~ fU lt(t t h u CadeL lun y lho timnd iJulo l liul )CX(UI

itrougraveteh ul1 ccedil ln (J i l h) TNir WIl) dltUlUfd tUttil 1 UlllIIlry fiL (Iudl~ tlltU trlUll-iferr(d I O lw jLlrograd pris)I1 hf duri his -runul t io n1I by lIH) Cvmnugrave~ ioll h e leurlllt-l thut h~- son I

I lIeL hlld blIL IhOL LlL AlLIH~u ~k III thu t mb Ilo ILe ~UI I Dudl ri hwloi amiddoth iH ugravet

thl IIHJll lLt il L E n g Ju l u lo Iuld IO tl L~1 ~lItT( rj I Ji oi il lpngtn lfl tut t J~ t flolihoi-li ILI iL lJeLLln lxr nlLlov 1 thu Grulld n u ko IO t h l~ plncu o r exocH i() I blL uher h o h1( wi(lI~

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nLulu(d lilll I V n~ cmiddotdl lh~ (rI(1 DHW tieorpo Mikhnilo itch Tho

1wu arrl lvd III ~lltLHlJr hud OtltrI k lpt I tllO whvlo lill lll in pri-on with lriminI~J-i I~ul

oilly in Iho JiL fu dU)Ibdqq tho uxccutioo li ho t ru)sfcrnd I O UgravetO J)unUugrave lm 1 pri$on th~ SC(10 oi IXlmiddotccedilu tioll

- ld jl~b lu r( purt [rom Pctrogrougrave ~tnttJi thlt 111 tll Cuur Gmul D likli d id wi th oI igniLY

I lho ( mllll middot J)I ltn ~ idlll l ugrave-1 ~l i khlilu middot it ccedilh

lwillK iII 1)1 (middotx hl~I hmiddotd by Iln rnliull I~ I to bo tI~rrllUgrave lule lho C(1I1 rlyan~ far UgraveXl~~UltJlI middot Ori Q

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nlJKES Sl-IOT AS HEPHI~AL

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bull

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MEMORIES OF RUSSIA

1916--1919 BY

PRINCESS PALEY

HERBERT JENKINS LIMITED 3 YORK STREET ST JAMESS LONDON S WI fB fB MCMXXIV

216 MEMORIES OF RUSSIA

The Bolshevists had selected their new victirns-the few Grand Dukes who stiU remained in Russia Tbe Grand Duke Nicholas Michallovitch was brought back from Vologda with his faithful aide-de-camp Generai de Brummer His brother the Grand Duke George Michailovitch who was awaiting in Finlanccedill at Helsingfors the moment when be should embark for England where his wife and two daughters were already was handed aver by the Red Finns aDd taken back to Petrograd

2lt)8 MEMORIES OF RUSSIA

Although it was not unti later that I learned the detai ls of the crime trom a Dr MaItzoffbull who was imprisoned in the hospital with the

TRE MANNER OF TREIR DEATH 299 Grand Duke and who gave them to me in Finland I shall with a trembling han d try to reproduce them here

When the soldiers arrived with tbe automobile on Tuesday ]anuary 15th 28th to fetch my husband the Commissaries mode Dr Maltzoff come with thern They gave him the arder to announce to the prisoner Paul Romanoff that be was to get ready to leave Dr Maltzoff entered the celI which the Grand DUkeshared witb Colonel K--

bullbull

On the WedDesday evening at the Tcheacute-Ka the Grand Duke~ddressed himself to a Georgian whom they were liberating begging him to telephone lo me that they had taken him to the

300 MEMORIES OF RUSSIA Gorochovaia

They took him in an automobile to thc fodress af Saints Peter and Paul thc ather Grand Dukes were taken there direct Irom the Schpalernala They ere shut up in tbe black dungeons af the Troubetzkoy Bastion At three od ock igraven the morning two soldiers named Blagovidoff and Solovieff made thero go aut naked to tbe waist and led them on to tbc PIace de la Monnaie within tbe enceinte of tbe fortress in front of the Cathedral They saw an immense deep commoo grave in which thirtecn bodies lay aIready These soldiers made them stand in line oear the grave and the abominable crime was accomplished Some moments before tbe old servant beard the Grand Dukemiddot)utter out loud the words

God forgive them they know not what tbey do

) Grd amp(eacutee Pt4U nltMCfr4v ct YJ~ 6roIMgt- ample(~q(gtr II(

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nlJKES Sl-IOT AS HEPHI~AL

~nWI1fIl 1-11 I(I- TI -11() lIl- Iampgt mm l Iampt ~ I Ihol Uu-i B I lltyi 1 0 1111011)0 1111 tl - nu Illtol I II fbullbull ( Uulr 1~ldI l dlu llltelbull J h nil rigrave c( ~ I lnl ill middoti l chl lltldiH ldJ ~ I 1 111 vC SJI~middotjl llI middot lt C I middotmiddot ro

~ t 1 I 1 1 r Il 1middotlInlll~r WUlUUlIlgtUn o r I l middot I t middot ltl~middot l lmiddotmiddot olllllmiddotn TI I n IJobullbull k I Il n 60 111 bull bull CII CllfXlJ lol ~ r-pti ri t ti r J ul jullt C rylrnkltt tll laL (ulIm ll lloh t-I( hid r t In IwLo I--IL A r nl) _ bo

gtolIeO-Ih iII ccedil ntr i IJK LIIl (amplc) A~IY -Ith tlN bshyj ccamp 1 pali u CUI1ampGaultlIl- Hnlu - shyI

bull

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MEMORIES OF RUSSIA

1916--1919 BY

PRINCESS PALEY

HERBERT JENKINS LIMITED 3 YORK STREET ST JAMESS LONDON S WI fB fB MCMXXIV

216 MEMORIES OF RUSSIA

The Bolshevists had selected their new victirns-the few Grand Dukes who stiU remained in Russia Tbe Grand Duke Nicholas Michallovitch was brought back from Vologda with his faithful aide-de-camp Generai de Brummer His brother the Grand Duke George Michailovitch who was awaiting in Finlanccedill at Helsingfors the moment when be should embark for England where his wife and two daughters were already was handed aver by the Red Finns aDd taken back to Petrograd

2lt)8 MEMORIES OF RUSSIA

Although it was not unti later that I learned the detai ls of the crime trom a Dr MaItzoffbull who was imprisoned in the hospital with the

TRE MANNER OF TREIR DEATH 299 Grand Duke and who gave them to me in Finland I shall with a trembling han d try to reproduce them here

When the soldiers arrived with tbe automobile on Tuesday ]anuary 15th 28th to fetch my husband the Commissaries mode Dr Maltzoff come with thern They gave him the arder to announce to the prisoner Paul Romanoff that be was to get ready to leave Dr Maltzoff entered the celI which the Grand DUkeshared witb Colonel K--

bullbull

On the WedDesday evening at the Tcheacute-Ka the Grand Duke~ddressed himself to a Georgian whom they were liberating begging him to telephone lo me that they had taken him to the

300 MEMORIES OF RUSSIA Gorochovaia

They took him in an automobile to thc fodress af Saints Peter and Paul thc ather Grand Dukes were taken there direct Irom the Schpalernala They ere shut up in tbe black dungeons af the Troubetzkoy Bastion At three od ock igraven the morning two soldiers named Blagovidoff and Solovieff made thero go aut naked to tbe waist and led them on to tbc PIace de la Monnaie within tbe enceinte of tbe fortress in front of the Cathedral They saw an immense deep commoo grave in which thirtecn bodies lay aIready These soldiers made them stand in line oear the grave and the abominable crime was accomplished Some moments before tbe old servant beard the Grand Dukemiddot)utter out loud the words

God forgive them they know not what tbey do

) Grd amp(eacutee Pt4U nltMCfr4v ct YJ~ 6roIMgt- ample(~q(gtr II(

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MEMORIES OF RUSSIA

1916--1919 BY

PRINCESS PALEY

HERBERT JENKINS LIMITED 3 YORK STREET ST JAMESS LONDON S WI fB fB MCMXXIV

216 MEMORIES OF RUSSIA

The Bolshevists had selected their new victirns-the few Grand Dukes who stiU remained in Russia Tbe Grand Duke Nicholas Michallovitch was brought back from Vologda with his faithful aide-de-camp Generai de Brummer His brother the Grand Duke George Michailovitch who was awaiting in Finlanccedill at Helsingfors the moment when be should embark for England where his wife and two daughters were already was handed aver by the Red Finns aDd taken back to Petrograd

2lt)8 MEMORIES OF RUSSIA

Although it was not unti later that I learned the detai ls of the crime trom a Dr MaItzoffbull who was imprisoned in the hospital with the

TRE MANNER OF TREIR DEATH 299 Grand Duke and who gave them to me in Finland I shall with a trembling han d try to reproduce them here

When the soldiers arrived with tbe automobile on Tuesday ]anuary 15th 28th to fetch my husband the Commissaries mode Dr Maltzoff come with thern They gave him the arder to announce to the prisoner Paul Romanoff that be was to get ready to leave Dr Maltzoff entered the celI which the Grand DUkeshared witb Colonel K--

bullbull

On the WedDesday evening at the Tcheacute-Ka the Grand Duke~ddressed himself to a Georgian whom they were liberating begging him to telephone lo me that they had taken him to the

300 MEMORIES OF RUSSIA Gorochovaia

They took him in an automobile to thc fodress af Saints Peter and Paul thc ather Grand Dukes were taken there direct Irom the Schpalernala They ere shut up in tbe black dungeons af the Troubetzkoy Bastion At three od ock igraven the morning two soldiers named Blagovidoff and Solovieff made thero go aut naked to tbe waist and led them on to tbc PIace de la Monnaie within tbe enceinte of tbe fortress in front of the Cathedral They saw an immense deep commoo grave in which thirtecn bodies lay aIready These soldiers made them stand in line oear the grave and the abominable crime was accomplished Some moments before tbe old servant beard the Grand Dukemiddot)utter out loud the words

God forgive them they know not what tbey do

) Grd amp(eacutee Pt4U nltMCfr4v ct YJ~ 6roIMgt- ample(~q(gtr II(

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216 MEMORIES OF RUSSIA

The Bolshevists had selected their new victirns-the few Grand Dukes who stiU remained in Russia Tbe Grand Duke Nicholas Michallovitch was brought back from Vologda with his faithful aide-de-camp Generai de Brummer His brother the Grand Duke George Michailovitch who was awaiting in Finlanccedill at Helsingfors the moment when be should embark for England where his wife and two daughters were already was handed aver by the Red Finns aDd taken back to Petrograd

2lt)8 MEMORIES OF RUSSIA

Although it was not unti later that I learned the detai ls of the crime trom a Dr MaItzoffbull who was imprisoned in the hospital with the

TRE MANNER OF TREIR DEATH 299 Grand Duke and who gave them to me in Finland I shall with a trembling han d try to reproduce them here

When the soldiers arrived with tbe automobile on Tuesday ]anuary 15th 28th to fetch my husband the Commissaries mode Dr Maltzoff come with thern They gave him the arder to announce to the prisoner Paul Romanoff that be was to get ready to leave Dr Maltzoff entered the celI which the Grand DUkeshared witb Colonel K--

bullbull

On the WedDesday evening at the Tcheacute-Ka the Grand Duke~ddressed himself to a Georgian whom they were liberating begging him to telephone lo me that they had taken him to the

300 MEMORIES OF RUSSIA Gorochovaia

They took him in an automobile to thc fodress af Saints Peter and Paul thc ather Grand Dukes were taken there direct Irom the Schpalernala They ere shut up in tbe black dungeons af the Troubetzkoy Bastion At three od ock igraven the morning two soldiers named Blagovidoff and Solovieff made thero go aut naked to tbe waist and led them on to tbc PIace de la Monnaie within tbe enceinte of tbe fortress in front of the Cathedral They saw an immense deep commoo grave in which thirtecn bodies lay aIready These soldiers made them stand in line oear the grave and the abominable crime was accomplished Some moments before tbe old servant beard the Grand Dukemiddot)utter out loud the words

God forgive them they know not what tbey do

) Grd amp(eacutee Pt4U nltMCfr4v ct YJ~ 6roIMgt- ample(~q(gtr II(