Anastasia: The autobiography of H.I.H. the Grand Duchess Anastasia Nicholaevna of Russia - Eugenia Smith

When I started to dress, to my surprise I could not find my wet travelling clothes. Instead of my clothes I found a new outfit: everything from a cotton dress to a pair of shoes. This humble family had presented me with Sunday clothes belonging to their youngest daughter, six months my junior.

I located the men in the garden eating half-dried plums still on the trees. They were relaxed, free and happy after getting me safely across the border.

I, too, was relaxed and free.

At long last I had found a peaceful refuge with this unknown but friendly family which had taken me into its midst and made me a welcome member.

It was October 24th, 1918 ... for me a new day ... and the beginning of a new life.

INDEX

Abalak Monastery, [207], [229], [231]
Ai-Todor, [50], [177], [239]
Alapaevsk, [110]
Alexander I Pavlovich, Emperor, [48], [49], [79]
Alexander II Nicholaevich, Emperor, [22], [23], [61], [96], [160], [206]
Alexander III Alexandrovich, Emperor, [21], [48], [75], [95], [121], [122], [128], [138], [140], [144], [162], [178], [194], [204], [205], [208], [244], [245], [301]
Alexander Mikhailovich, Grand Duke, [126], [127], [135], [138], [369]
Alexander (the rescuer) 358, [360], [363-372], [375], [377]
Alexander Palace, Tsarskoe Selo, [23], [24], [47], [144], [165]
Alexander Park, Tsarskoe Selo, [117], [160]
Alexander Station, Tsarskoe Selo, [96], [200]
Alexandra, Queen of Great Britain (subsequently Dowager Queen), née Princess of Denmark, [18], [29], [31-33], [36], [37]
Alexandra, Princess of Hohenlohe-Langenburg (previously Hereditary Princess), née Princess of Great Britain, [77]
Alexandra Feodorovna, Empress, née Princess Alix of Hesse-Darmstadt, [3-9], [12-20], [23], [24], [26-28], [30-40], [43-51], [53-64], [66-69], [71], [72], [75-78], [80], [81], [83], [84], [86-92], [95-124], [126-162], [164], [165], [173], [176-78], [181], [183-87], [189], [190], [195-97], [199], [201-03], [206-08], [211], [213], [214], [217-20], [225-36], [240-44], [248-52], [254-56], [259], [260], [265], [269-77], [279-81], [283], [284], [287], [288], [291-94], [297], [298], [300-03], [305], [307-12], [314], [316], [317], [324], [325], [327-29], [331], [332], [334], [338], [340], [341], [343], [344], [360]
Alexandra Georgievna, Grand Duchess (Paul Alexandrovich), née Princess of Greece, [136]
Alexandra, [363], [367]
Alexandria Cottage, Peterhof, [25], [62], [80], [84], [134]
Alexandrovka, [160]
Alexei I Mikhailovich, Tsar, [70], [206]
Alexei Alexandrovich, Grand Duke, [6]
Alexei Nicholaevich, Grand Duke and Tsesarevich, [5-11], [13], [15-17], [19], [23], [26-29], [31-35], [38-40], [42], [45], [50], [51], [54-61], [63-66], [77], [79], [84-86], [89], [98-102], [106], [109-11], [114], [116], [119], [121-26], [128-30], [136], [137], [140-43], [148], [149], [155], [157], [161], [162], [165], [167], [168], [174], [180], [183], [184], [187], [188], [190], [192], [194], [196], [203], [208], [212], [214], [215], [217], [219], [222], [226], [228], [232], [233], [239], [242], [243], [246], [248], [249], [251], [252], [254-57], [259], [265-71], [276-78], [281], [283], [284], [286-88], [301], [303], [305], [307], [308], [310-12], [314], [316], [317], [338], [341], [372], [379]
Alexeiev, General, [101], [113], [152], [154], [163], [166], [192]
Alfonso XIII, King of Spain, [77]
Alfonso, Infante of Spain, [77]
Alfred, Duke of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha, Prince of Great Britain, Duke of Edinburgh, [76]
Alice, Grand Duchess of Hesse-Darmstadt, née Princess of Great Britain, [75], [185]
Alice, Princess (Andrew) of Greece, née Princess of Battenberg, [37]
American, the, [18]
Anastasia Nicholaevna, Grand Duchess, esp., [3], [4], [14], [16], [30], [41], [64], [67], [156], [345]
Anastasia Nicholaevna, Grand Duchess (Nicholai Nicholaevich), previously Princess (George Maximilianovich) Romanovsky, Duchess of Leuchtenberg, née Princess Petrovich Niegosh of Montenegro, [134]
Andrei Alexandrovich, Prince of Russia, [19], [132], [230], [369]
Andrew, Prince of Greece, [37]
Andrew Vladimirovich, Grand Duke, [138]
Anglo-Russian Hospital, Nevsky Prospect, St. Petersburg, [159]
Anichkov Palace, St. Petersburg, [92]
Annunciation, Church of the, Tobolsk, [229]
Apraxin, Count P.N., [157]
Archayerevsky woods, Mogilev, [129]
Artasalev (?), [201]
Assumption, Cathedral of the, Kremlin, Moscow, [85]
Augusta Victoria, German Empress, née Princess of Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderborg-Augustenburg, [37-39]
Austria-Hungary, [81-84], [146], [147], [199], [235], [301], [313], [373], [374], [379]
Austrian, the, [374-76], [378-80]
Avdiev, Commissar, [275]
Bagration-Mukhransky, Prince Konstantin Alexandrovich, [110]
Baltic Sea, [9], [29], [51], [76], [144]
Bariatinsky, Prince, [206]
Bariatinsky, Prince “Toly”, [232]
Bariatinsky, Princess Maria, [20], [49]
Bark, Peter, [159], [195]
Bashkirs, [362]
Battenberg, George, Prince of (subsequently Earl of Medina, then 2nd Marquess of Milford Haven), [35]
Battenberg, Louis, Prince of (subsequently 1st Marquess of Milford Haven), [109]
Battenberg, Louis, Prince of (subsequently Lord Louis Mountbatten, now 1st Earl Mountbatten of Burma), [35]
Baumgarten, Miss, [45]
Bazhenovo, [205], [267]
Beatrice, Princess (Henry) of Battenberg, née Princess of Great Britain, [31], [32]
Beatrice, Infanta (Alfonso) of Spain, née Princess of Great Britain, [77]
Belaya River, [362]
Beloborodov, Commissar, [304], [312]
Beloselsky, Prince, [206]
Beloselsky-Belozersky, Prince, [33]
Belovezh, Grodno, [54]
Belyayev, Father, [185]
Belyayev, General, [143]
Benckendorff, Count Alexander Konstantinovich, [29]
Benckendorff, Count Peter Konstantinovich, [32], [68], [128], [134], [147], [150], [157-59], [161], [168], [179], [184], [194], [195], [197], [200], [246], [247], [254], [281], [301]
Bendery, [83], [300]
Benson and Hedges, Ltd., [299]
Berezina River, [54]
Berlin, [36], [192], [247]
Bernaul, [237]
Bismarck, Prince Otto von, [156]
Bittner, Mlle., [216-18], [255]
Black Sea, [9], [43], [76], [369]
“Blessing of the Waters”, [21], [22], [231], [232]
Bolin, [134], [190], [302]
Bolsheviks, [8], [34], [114], [117], [161], [207], [222-24], [236], [237], [243], [244], [247], [312], [362], [370]
Boris III, King of the Bulgars (previously Crown Prince of Bulgaria), [43]
Boris I Feodorovich, Tsar, [85], [206], [231]
Boris Vladimirovich, Grand Duke, [114], [138], [163]
Borodino, [54]
Botkin, Dr. Eugene Sergeevich, [33], [40], [41], [57], [61], [149], [151], [161], [167], [187], [196], [201], [203], [207], [211], [220], [233], [242], [249], [252], [254], [259], [260], [269], [270], [272], [273], [275], [276], [279-81], [283], [284], [286-88], [291], [296], [303], [306], [307], [309], [312], [314-17], [341]
Botkin, Gleb Evgenievich, [41], [220], [259], [260], [275], [276]
Botkina, Tatiana Evgenievna, [41], [220], [259], [260], [275], [276]
Brasova, Countess (subsequently Princess) Nathalia Sergeevna, née Sheremetievsky, [157]
Bratianu, Ion, [78]
Brest-Litovsk Treaty, [248], [294], [295]
Bronstein, see Trotsky
Bronstein (Trotsky’s brother), [128], [245]
Brussilov, General, [101], [113]
Buchanan, Sir George W., [23], [84], [156], [158], [159]
Buchanan, Lady Georgina, [98], [158], [159]
Bugulma, [362]
Bukovina, [374], [377]
Bulgarians, [63], [300]
Buriats, [367]
Butsova, Olga E., [20], [33], [44], [148]
Buxhoeveden, Baroness Sophia Karlovna, [45], [71], [72], [161], [187], [211], [229], [265-67], [269], [270]
Byzantine, [46], [62], [208], [300]
Carol I, King of Rumania, [76], [82]
Carol II, King of Rumania (previously Hereditary Prince, then Crown Prince), [76], [77]
Caspian Infantry, the 148th, [87]
Catherine II Alexeevna, the Great, Empress, [24], [66], [108], [205], [257]
Catherine Palace, Tsarskoe Selo, [24], [104], [192], [220]
Caucasus, [55], [127], [149], [154], [244]
Cheka, the, [304]
Chelyabinsk, [205], [235]
Chemodurov, Terenty, [211], [232], [249], [252], [270], [273]
Cherbourg, [33], [35]
Chernovitsy, Bukovina, [103]
“Children’s Island”, Tsarskoe Selo, [23], [183], [184]
Christian IX, King of Denmark, [6], [28]
Christiania, (Oslo), [29]
Christmas, [39], [61], [97], [130-33], [222], [227], [229-31]
Clements, Miss, [45]
Constantine Constantinovich, Grand Duke, [109], [110], [119], [186]
Constantine Constantinovich, Prince of Russia, [110], [137], [312]
Constantsa, [76]
Copenhagen, [28], [30]
Cossacks, [8], [17], [22], [66], [80], [81], [129], [133], [200]
Cowes, Isle of Wight, [31-33], [35], [37]
Crimea, The, [14], [40], [43], [44], [46-51], [63], [76], [92], [109], [113], [114], [116], [127], [130], [135], [164], [177], [178], [194], [208], [214], [219], [220], [233], [239], [287], [300], [368], [369]
Croatian, the, [371], [372], [374], [376], [377]
Cyril Vladimirovich, Grand Duke, [77], [114], [138], [155-57], [163]
Danilov, General, [20]
Darmstadt, [35]
Dartmouth, [33]
Dehn, Captain Charles, [26], [148], [149]
Dehn, Mme. Charles (“Lili”), [26], [148], [161], [176], [370]
Dehn, “Titi”, [27], [148]
Demidov, Prince, [205]
Demidova, Anna, [211], [214], [249], [252], [259], [273], [274], [279], [307], [315-17]
Dendeniev, [129]
Denmark, [14], [27], [29], [30], [54], [71], [78]
Derevenko, Dr., [8], [33], [57], [66], [128], [148], [211], [218], [219], [243], [248], [257], [259], [265], [268-71]
Derevenko, Nikolai, [218], [219], [243]
Derevenko, “Dina”, [8-10], [15], [17], [32], [39], [99], [149]
Dieterichs, General, [113]
Dimitri Alexandrovich, Prince of Russia, [19], [230], [369]
Dimitri Constantinovich, Grand Duke, [128], [137]
Dimitri Ivanovich, Tsesarevich, [206], [231]
Dimitri Pavlovich, Grand Duke, [75], [115], [135-37], [139]
Dmitriev, Alexei, [265]
Dnieper River, [126], [256], [370]
Dobrovolsky, General, [157]
Dolgorukov, Prince, [206]
Dolgorukov, Prince Vasily, [50], [70], [71], [127], [128], [152], [153], [163], [164], [168], [179], [184], [188], [195], [203], [205], [211], [231], [232], [236], [244-47], [249], [252], [253], [272-74], [282], [341]
Dreifuss, Dr., [57], [128]
Drenteln, Captain, [27], [33], [129], [164], [168]
Dubensky, General, [113], [128], [168]
Dudendorff, [131]
Duma, Imperial, [93], [95], [111], [121], [135], [138], [152], [155], [158], [162], [166], [167], [199]
Dumbadze, General, [49]
Dundakova, Princess, [148]
Dyulber, [239]
Easter, [50], [97], [98], [134], [184-86], [256]
Edward VII, King of Great Britain, [6], [29], [31-33], [36], [37]
Edward VIII, King of Great Britain (previously Prince Edward David of Wales, then Prince of Wales, now Duke of Windsor), [29], [33]
Ekaterinburg, [6], [8], [41], [62], [67], [70], [71], [90], [114], [143], [146], [180], [204], [205], [211], [224], [227-29], [233], [235-37], [239], [241], [242], [250], [257], [259], [260], [265], [267], [268], [270], [273-76], [281], [288], [294], [304], [309], [312], [315], [332], [333], [340], [341], [346], [353], [358], [364]
Eleonor, Grand Duchess of Hesse-Darmstadt, née Princess of Solms-Hohensolms-Lich, [35], [38]
Elizabeth, Queen of Rumania (subsequently Dowager Queen), née Princess of Wied, [76]
Elizabeth Alexeevna, Empress, née Princess of Baden, [49]
Elizabeth Feodorovna, Grand Duchess (Serge Alexandrovich), née Princess of Hesse-Darmstadt, [19], [20], [39], [50], [75], [92], [93], [107], [110], [114], [115], [119], [120], [135], [137], [139], [146], [147], [197], [265], [309], [312]
Elizabeth Mavrikievna, Grand Duchess (Constantine Constantinovich), née Princess of Saxe-Altenburg, [109], [110]
England, [31-33], [62], [71], [87], [109], [115], [123], [146], [151], [156], [159], [173], [179], [191], [195]
English Hospital, St Petersburg, [98], [158], [221]
Ernest Louis, Grand Duke of Hesse-Darmstadt, [6], [35], [76], [77], [109], [115], [141], [144], [146], [147], [151], [156], [158], [283]
Ersberg, Elizabeth, [211], [265], [267], [269]
Erzerum, [111]
Evpatoria, [114]
Ewers, General, [154]
Fabergé, Carl Gustavovich, [97], [98], [187]
Fallières, Clément-Armand, [33], [34], [80]
Fedorov, Dr., [57], [99], [122], [128], [165], [168]
Feodor Alexandrovich, Prince of Russia, [19], [230], [369]
Feodorovsky Sobor, Tsarskoe Selo, [6], [11], [23], [98], [125], [133], [368]
Ferdinand I, King of Rumania (previously Crown Prince), [76]
Finland, [25], [27], [30], [53], [116], [150], [151], [329]
Fourth Siberian Army Corps, Tomsk, [237]
France, [148], [197-99]
Francis Ferdinand, Archduke of Austria-Este, [79], [82]
Francis Joseph I, Emperor of Austria, King of Hungary, [81], [82], [147], [278]
Fredensborg Palace, [28], [29]
Frederick III, German Emperor, [36-38]
Frederick Augustus III, King of Saxony, [80]
Fredericks, Countess Emma Vladimirovna, [45], [158], [292]
Fredericks, Count V.B., [33], [45], [102], [127], [152], [158], [168], [180], [185]
Fredericks, Countess (V.B.), [158]
French Navy, [33]
French Revolution, [198]
Friedberg, [35]
Gatchina Palace, [143], [144], [155], [168], [245]
General Headquarters (Stavka), Mogilev, [85], [95-97], [99-101], [106], [108], [113], [120], [122], [123], [126], [127], [130], [136], [141], [143], [154], [155], [162], [163], [167], [183], [192], [246], [256], [360]
George I, King of the Hellenes, [30], [119]
George V, King of Great Britain (previously Prince of Wales), [29], [31], [33], [36], [37], [131], [159]
George, Prince of Greece, [292], [293]
George Mikhailovich, Grand Duke, [137], [312]
Germany, [30], [32], [38], [39], [53], [54], [62], [82-84], [87], [104-06], [109], [110], [112], [115], [120], [140], [141], [146-48], [154], [159], [180], [188], [199], [220], [222], [235], [243-46], [250], [273], [295], [296], [300], [301], [311], [312], [343], [373-77], [381]
Gibbs, Sidney, [211], [214], [245], [246], [265]
Giers, Governor, [359]
Gilliard, Pierre, [8], [56], [75], [99], [162], [177], [187], [199], [203], [211], [212], [217], [232], [236], [237], [243], [246], [248], [249], [252], [254], [255], [260], [265-67], [269], [276]
Girardi, Colonel, [159]
Godunov family, [70], [85], [206], [231]
Goldstein, Arnold, [215]
Golitsyn, Prince, [162]
Goloshchekin, Commissar, [268], [274], [291], [299], [304], [308], [309], [312], [313]
Goremykin, Ivan L., [369]
Goriev (Goldmann), [223]
Governor’s House, Tobolsk, [72]
Grabbe, Count, [164], [168]
Great Britain, [31], [109]
Greece, [62]
Greek Orthodox religion, [63], [92], [97], [199], [300]
Grey, Lady Sybil, [98]
Gribushchin, [162]
Grodno, [54]
Grodno Hussars, [39]
Grooten, General von, [143], [157], [159]
Guchkov, [115], [127], [155], [158], [162], [243]
Gustavus V, King of Sweden, [30]
Gustavus VI Adolphus, King of Sweden (previously Crown Prince), [31]
Hague, The, [82], [146]
“Hampshire”, [136]
Hanbury-Williams, General Sir John, [23], [101], [111], [112], [114], [129], [130], [136], [246]
Heath, Charles, [21]
Hendrikova, Countess Anastasia V., [149], [187], [203], [211], [217], [245], [246], [250], [265], [267], [269]
Henry, Prince of Prussia, [6], [31], [36], [56]
Hermogen, Bishop, [229]
Hesse, General, [19]
Hesse-Darmstadt, [106]
Hindenburg, General, [140], [141]
Hohenberg, Sophie, Duchess of, née Countess Chotek, [79], [82]
Hohenlohe-Langenburg, Ernest, Prince of (previously Hereditary Prince of), [77]
“Hohenzollern”, [54]
Holy Sanctuaries, Red Square, Moscow, [254]
Holy Synod of the Russian Orthodox Church, [165]
Holy Trinity, Cathedral of the, Ipatiev Monastery, Kostroma, [69], [70]
Horse Guards, [22]
Horwath, Commissar, [304]
Hungarians, [299], [304]
Hussars, [22], [36], [81]
Hvidore Villa, near Klampenborg, [28]
Ignatiev, Count, [205]
Igor Constantinovich, Prince of Russia, [75], [110], [114], [128], [132], [137], [312]
Iliana (or Irina), [342]
Image of the Holy Virgin, Abalak Monastery, [207], [208], [229]
Imperial Family, [19], [23], [54], [68], [80], [89], [104], [107], [116], [131], [136], [138], [144], [145], [155], [161], [179], [185], [205], [224], [229], [236], [242-44], [257], [294], [301], [308], [344], [355], [367]
Imperial Guard, [179]
Imperial Theater, St. Petersburg, [46]
Imperial Yacht Club, St. Petersburg, [138]
International Arbitration Court, The Hague, [82]
Ipatiev House, Ekaterinburg, [70], [268], [274], [278], [288], [364]
Ipatiev Monastery, Kostroma, [69], [70]
Irene, Princess (Henry) of Prussia, née Princess of Hesse-Darmstadt, [6], [31], [32], [36], [37], [56], [57], [64]
Irina Alexandrovna, Princess of Russia, Princess (Felix Felixovich) Youssoupoff, [19], [135], [137], [230], [369]
Irtysh River, [207], [272]
Ivan IV Vasilievich, the Terrible, Tsar, [189], [206], [231]
Ivan Constantinovich, Prince of Russia, [110], [137], [312]
Ivanov, [211]
Ivanov, General, [101], [113], [154], [194], [232]
Ivanovsky Nunnery, Tobolsk, [230]
Izvolsky, Alexander Petrovich, [33], [54]
Jagernsfeld, [31]
Japan, [224], [242], [292], [309]
Japan, Emperor of, [224], [292]
Japan, Empress of, [224]
Japan, two Princes of, [224]
Japanese Navy, [5], [6]
Japanese Red Cross, [224]
Jemmy, [196], [227], [309], [310], [316]
Jews, [21], [105], [274], [300], [301], [304]
Johnson, Nicholas, [194], [369]
Joseph II, Holy Roman Emperor, [197]
Joy, [180]
Jubilee of Romanov Dynasty Tercentenary, [66], [68], [71], [308]
“K”, Mr., [275]
Kalenin, [162]
Kalmuks, [207], [215], [218], [223]
Kamenev (Rosenfeld), [68], [189], [223], [243], [244], [293]
Karamzin, [363]
Karlsruhe, [35]
Kaulbach, [197]
Kazaks, [207]
Kazan, Cathedral of Our Lady of, St. Petersburg, [66], [95]
Keller, General Count, [113], [163]
Kerensky, Alexander Feodorovich, [115], [158], [162], [168], [173-76], [178], [179], [182], [183], [187], [188], [191-95], [198-203], [215], [216], [220-22], [224], [231], [243], [253], [281], [329], [370]
Khabalov, General, [155]
Kharaks, [50]
Kharitonov, Ivan, [211], [213], [265], [269], [275-77], [279], [280], [282], [284], [307], [315]
Khitrovo, Boyar, [363]
Khitrovo, Liuba, [221]
Khitrovo, Rita, [216], [221], [363]
Khvostov, [369]
Khvostova, Anastasia, [369]
Kiakhta, [205]
Kiel, [31]
Kiev, [43], [85], [91], [126-28], [131], [360], [374]
Kirghiz, [207], [367]
Kirpichnikov, [269]
Kishinev, [79]
Kitchener, Lord, [136]
Kobylinsky, Colonel Eugene, [173], [179], [180], [193], [203], [207], [208], [213-16], [218], [221], [224], [228-31], [233], [236], [237], [249], [250], [252], [255], [258], [259], [292]
Kolchak, Admiral, [114], [364]
Konrad, Mr., [18], [78], [187]
Koreiz, [239]
“Kormilets”, [206]
Kornilov, [212]
Kornilov, General, [113], [173], [179], [188], [192]
Kornilov House, Tobolsk, [212]
Korovichenko, Colonel, [173], [174], [177], [179], [188]
Kostritsky, Dr., [220], [235]
Kostroma, [69], [70]
Kotsebue, Captain Count, [188]
Koulikovsky, Colonel Nicholai Alexandrovich, [91], [127], [369]
Kozmin, Commissar, [201]
Krasnoe Selo, [80]
Krasnov, [47]
Kremenchug, [370]
Kremlin, Moscow, [70], [85], [93], [235], [254], [313]
Krestovaya Gora, [41]
Kronstadt, [26], [71]
“Krugom”, [215]
Krymov, General, [153]
Kursk, [137], [367], [370], [371]
Kushelev, [201]
Lancers, [81]
Latvians, [299], [313]
Lechitsky, General, [113]
Lenin, Nikolai (Vladimir Ilyich Ulianov, previously Tsederbaum or Tsederblum) [68], [128], [189], [199], [223], [224], [242-45], [253], [293], [300], [302], [308], [312], [313], [362], [379]
Lermontov monument, Penza, [367]
Liberty’s of London, [18]
Life Guards, [155]
Linevich, Captain, [159]
Lisa, [241]
Liteiny Arsenal, St. Petersburg, [148]
Litovsky Regiment, [154]
Livadia, Yalta, [40-42], [44], [46], [48], [50], [62], [75], [96], [134], [238]
Louis IV, Grand Duke of Hesse-Darmstadt, [35]
Louis XVI, King of France, [198], [199]
Louise, Queen of Denmark, née Princess of Hesse-Cassel, [28]
Ludendorff, General, [107], [140], [141], [235], [246], [293], [312]
Lutheran Church, Tobolsk, [208]
Lvov, Prince George Evgenievich, [157], [158], [192]
Lyons, [6], [197]
Makarov, Commissar, [173], [180], [203], [207], [208], [211-13], [216], [218]
Maklakov, A. A., [369]
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Marie Alexandrovna, Empress, née Princess of Hesse-Darmstadt, [77]
Marie Alexandrovna, Duchess of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha (subsequently Dowager Duchess), Princess (Alfred) of Great Britain, Duchess of Edinburgh, née Grand Duchess of Russia, [77]
“Marie-Anastasia Workshop”, [102]
Marie Antoinette, Queen of France, née Archduchess of Austria, [6], [197], [198]
Marie Feodorovna, Dowager Empress, née Princess Marie Dagmar of Denmark, [6], [13], [14], [27-30], [35], [39], [48], [54], [66-68], [75], [81], [85], [87], [91-93], [95], [104], [109], [126-28], [131], [152], [163], [178], [193], [194], [220], [221], [230], [239], [240], [245], [331], [360], [368]
Marie Nicholaevna, Grand Duchess, [3-5], [7], [10-13], [15-18], [26], [32], [34], [35], [40], [41], [51], [57], [64], [65], [67], [80], [87], [89], [90], [103], [108], [135], [137], [143], [149-51], [156], [157], [161], [164], [174], [187], [193], [194], [196], [198], [208], [216], [227], [229], [241], [248], [250-52], [254-59], [269], [270], [272], [273], [275], [276], [293], [299], [308], [312], [341]
Marie Pavlovna (“the younger”), Grand Duchess, subsequently Princess (William) of Sweden, Duchess of Södermanland, then Princess (Serge Mikhailovich) Putiatin, [135]
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Marie Thérèse, Princess (Louis Antoine) of France, Duchess of Angoulême, née Princess of France, [6], [197], [198]
Markov, [292]
“Marseilles”, [33]
Martha and Mary, Convent of, Moscow, [93]
Martov (Tsederbaum, Tsederblum?), [223]
Marushka, [358], [359], [361]
Mary, Queen of Great Britain (subsequently Dowager Queen, previously Princess of Wales), née Princess of Teck, [29], [33], [36]
Massandra, [42], [49]
Mebus (or Nebus), [303], [304]
Medviedev, [299]
Meller-Zakomelsky, Baroness, [205]
Metropolitan’s residence, Tobolsk, [230]
Michael I Feodorovich, Tsar, [69], [70]
Michael Alexandrovich, Grand Duke, [70], [137], [143], [155], [157], [165], [167], [168], [193], [194], [205], [312], [369]
Mieshkovsky (Hollender), [223]
Mikhailov, Moscow, [347]
“Mikhailov, Moskva” (label), [347]
Mikhovsky (Goldenberg), [223]
Mirabeau, [199]
Mirbach, Count von, [235], [254], [273], [274], [293], [312]
Mogilev, [20], [96], [99], [102], [113-15], [122], [128-30], [133], [134], [140], [152], [154], [162], [163], [225], [256]
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Monomakh, [70]
Mordvinov, Colonel, [127], [164], [165], [168]
Moscow, [19], [20], [50], [61], [67], [68], [71], [84], [85], [92], [115], [119], [235], [245], [254], [257], [273-75], [292-96], [301], [302], [311-13], [347], [369]
Mossolov, General A. A., [168]
Mountbatten, see Battenberg
Mramorskaya, [353], [366]
Mstislavsky, [178], [179]
Muraviev-Amursky, Count, [205]
Murmansk, [179], [188]
Nagorny, Klementy, [8], [10], [99], [122], [211], [219], [232], [243], [255], [256], [259], [260], [265], [267-69], [276], [281], [284], [286], [291]
“Naimichka” (The Maid), [256]
Nakhichevan, General the Khan, [163]
Napoleon I, Emperor of the French, [54], [192], [222]
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Narodny Dom, St. Petersburg, [46]
“Nerukotvorenny Spas”, [315]
Neva River, [21], [95], [135], [223]
Nevsky Prospect, St. Petersburg, [159]
Nicholai Mikhailovich, Grand Duke, [137], [312]
Nicholai Nicholaevich, Grand Duke, [95], [127], [134], [137], [153], [154], [157]
Nicholas I Pavlovich, Emperor, [25], [135], [167]
Nicholas II Alexandrovich, Emperor, [3], [5-14], [19-23], [25-28], [30], [31], [33], [35], [36], [38-40], [42-49], [52-58], [60-62], [66], [67], [69], [70], [75], [78-88], [90-109], [111-31], [133-38], [140-42], [145-49], [152-57], [159-69], [173-80], [182-202], [204-08], [211-14], [216-26], [228], [229], [231], [232], [234-40], [242-54], [256], [257], [259], [267], [269-88], [291-303], [305-17], [325], [327-29], [338], [341], [343], [344], [351], [355], [360], [369], [377], [379]
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Nicholas Garden, Simbirsk, [363]
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Nicholas Palace, Moscow, [71]
Nicholas railway, [96]
Nikita Alexandrovich, Prince of Russia, [19], [230], [369]
Nikitsky Botanical Garden, near Livadia, [47]
Nikolai (friend of rescuer), [363-68], [370-77]
Nikolsky, [216], [219-220], [233], [236], [243]
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Nizhni Novgorod, [68]
North Sea, [51], [76], [136]
Norway, [29]
Novgorod, [132]
Ob River, [237]
“Obiednitsa”, [306]
“Obiednya”, [306]
Obolensky, Princess Elizabeth N., [33], [71], [148]
Odense, Bay of, [27]
Odessa, [79]
Okhrana, [43]
Oleg Constantinovich, Prince of Russia, [110]
Olga Alexandrovna, Grand Duchess, Duchess (Peter Alexandrovich) of Oldenburg, then Mme. Nicholai Alexandrovich Koulikovsky, [29], [78], [85], [90], [91], [95], [126], [127], [177], [194], [220], [230], [235], [240], [245], [360], [369]
Olga Constantinovna, Queen of the Hellenes (subsequently Dowager Queen), née Grand Duchess of Russia, [30], [119], [186]
Olga Nicholaevna, Grand Duchess, [3], [6], [7], [10], [11], [14], [16], [17], [19], [26], [32], [34], [35], [51], [57], [60], [64], [65], [67], [76-78], [86-92], [98], [100-03], [111], [114], [123], [124], [127], [130], [133-35], [137], [140], [143], [145], [151], [156], [174], [190], [197], [217], [227-29], [236], [240], [247], [248], [254], [256], [267], [268], [270], [271], [282], [287], [289], [307], [309], [311], [312], [314], [329]
Omsk, [235]
Oranienburg Forest, near Berlin, [36]
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Oreanda Chapel, Oreanda, Crimea, [208]
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Orlova-Davydova, Countess, [221]
Osborne House, Isle of Wight, [32], [33]
Oslo (Christiania), [29]
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“Otsu mark” or “Otsu scar”, [292], [293], [317]
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Palei, Princess Olga Valerianovna, Countess of Hohenfelsen, previously Mme. Erich von Pistohlkors, née Karnovich, [136]
Palm Sunday, [185], [273]
Pankratov, Commissar, [216], [219], [221], [233], [236]
Paul I Petrovich, Emperor, [140], [144]
Paul Alexandrovich, Grand Duke, [136-38], [150], [155], [161], [312]
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Pavlovsky Regiment, [81]
Pelts, Governor of Mogilev, [127]
Penza, [367]
Pergolovo Forest, near Tsarskoe Selo, [160]
Perm, [107], [204], [205], [246], [369]
Persia, Shah of, [190]
Persia, [61], [95], [134], [137], [160], [161], [294]
Peter I Alexeevich, the Great, Emperor, [25], [54], [117], [253]
Peter Alexandrovich, Duke of Oldenburg, [91]
Peter Nicholaevich, Grand Duke, [239]
Peterhof Palace, [3], [25], [26], [53], [80], [131]
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Pobedonostsev, Konstantin, [20]
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Pokrovskoe, [207]
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“Polar Star”, [27], [291]
Polish Army, [69]
Polupanov, [129]
Port Arthur, [5]
Potsdam, [36], [37]
Pravosudovich, [220]
Preobrazhensky Regiment, [27], [81], [164], [300]
Prosphora, [306], [314]
Provisional Government, [145], [149], [150], [158-60], [163], [165], [166], [168], [174], [180], [191], [193], [221], [222]
Prussia, [106]
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Reval, [29], [30], [54]
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Roman Catholic religion, [301]
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Romanov dynasty, [20], [66], [69], [70], [78], [138], [140], [194], [206], [244], [308], [312], [315]
Romanov Institute of Physical Therapy, Sevastopol, [114]
Romanovsky, Prince George Maximilianovich, Duke of Leuchtenberg, [134], [164]
Roosevelt, Theodore, [93]
“Rossia”, [206], [260], [265]
Rostislav Alexandrovich, Prince of
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Rostovtsev, Count J. N., [195]
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Royal Naval College, Dartmouth, [33]
Royal Yacht Club, Cowes, Isle of Wight, [32], [37]
Rumania, [63], [76], [79], [370], [374]
Russian Army, [130], [141], [235], [243], [360]
Russian Navy, [5], [27]
Russian Orthodox religion, [157], [165], [208]
Russian Red Cross, [98], [103-05], [135], [146]
Russian Revolution, [109], [198], [300]
Russo-Japanese War, [23], [43], [44], [80], [92], [105], [128]
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Sadovaya Avenue, Penza, [367]
Sadovaya Avenue, Tsarskoe Selo, [367]
St. Alexius, [60]
St. Andrew, Order of, [66]
St. Catherine, Order of, [66], [159]
St. Feodor, [69]
St. George, the Great Martyr, [166]
St. George Cross, [130], [232], [360]
St. George decorations, [232], [379]
St. Job, [70]
St. John, [280]
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St. Nicholas, [113]
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Sandringham, Norfolk, [131]
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Schleswig-Holstein, [54]
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Serbia, [63], [80-83], [146]
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Serge Alexandrovich, Grand Duke, [75], [92], [93], [137], [142]
Serge Mikhailovich, Grand Duke, [114], [137], [312]
Sergievo, [85]
Sevastopol, [48], [114], [369]
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Siberia, [49], [72], [105], [108], [135], [160], [187], [202], [204-06], [216], [230], [237], [242], [251], [329], [350]
“Sibiriak”, [206]
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Sidniev, Leonid, [211], [265], [269], [275], [277], [284], [286], [287], [307], [308]
Sigismund, Prince of Prussia, [56]
Simbirsk (now Ulianov), [223], [362], [363], [366]
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Sixth Army Corps, [54]
Slavs, [54], [84], [294]
Soldiers’ Committee, Tobolsk, [215], [229], [230], [234]
Soloviev, [227], [228], [241], [242], [292]
Spala, [53], [54], [56], [60], [190]
“Standard”, [8], [9], [21], [26], [27], [30], [31], [33], [51], [53], [76], [164], [183]
Stenbock-Fermor, Countess, [205]
“Stenka Razin”, [363]
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Sukhomlinov V. A., [146], [292]
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Svoboda Street, Tobolsk, [211]
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Switzerland, [246]
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Tartars, [47], [70], [363], [367]
Tatiana Nicholaevna, Grand Duchess, [3], [6], [7], [10], [11], [13], [14], [17], [26], [32], [34], [35], [51], [57], [65], [67], [69], [80], [86], [88-90], [92], [98], [100], [101], [111], [123], [135], [137], [143], [156], [174], [177], [187], [190], [197], [226-28], [232], [240], [248], [249], [252], [254], [256], [258], [266], [268], [271], [287], [312], [314], [316], [317], [329-31], [333]
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Tauride Palace, St. Petersburg, [93], [111], [155]
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Thirteen Years at the Russian Court, by Pierre Gilliard, [199]
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Tischendorff, [61]
Tiumen, [205], [206], [235], [255], [257], [266], [268], [272]
Tobol River, [207], [231], [265]
Tobolsk, [34], [62], [71], [72], [78], [90], [92], [107], [179], [184], [193], [196], [206-08], [213-16], [219-21], [224], [227-31], [239], [242], [245], [248-50], [260], [267], [269], [270], [272-75], [279], [286], [288], [291-93], [304], [309], [315], [325], [329], [332], [340], [341], [366], [368], [370]
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Victoria, Queen of Great Britain, [5], [54], [75], [77], [83], [103], [120], [145], [151], [156], [185], [190], [214], [305]
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