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[ROYAL FAMILY] MELNIK-BOTKINA, Tatiana (1898–1986) Memoirs of the royal family and her life before and after the revolution. Published by Librairie slave M.I. Stefanovitch et Cie, Belgrade, 1921. 83 pp., ill., in-4, publisher’s binding (as is, spine missing, tears, stains), as is. [THE ROYAL FAMILY] MELNIK-BOTKINA Tatiana (1898–1986) Memoirs of the royal family and its life before and after the revolution. Published by the All-Slavic Bookstore M.I. Stefanovich & Co., Belgrade, 1921. 83 pp., ill., 29.5 × 22.5 cm, dust jacket (as is, tears, missing sections, discoloration), as is. (spine missing, text block fairly clean). In her book, Tatiana Evgenievna Botkina recounts the life of the royal family in Tobolsk and their martyrdom in Yekaterinburg. Included as an appendix to the book are unique archival documents—letters from the court physician E.S. Botkin, as well as the memoirs of V.S. Pankratov, Count P.K. Benckendorff, All-Russian Central Executive Committee (VTsIK) representative V.V. Yakovlev, and G.K. Lukomsky, chairman of the Art and History Commission for the Protection of the Palace Administration’s Property.
[ translate ][ROYAL FAMILY] MELNIK-BOTKINA, Tatiana (1898–1986) Memoirs of the royal family and her life before and after the revolution. Published by Librairie slave M.I. Stefanovitch et Cie, Belgrade, 1921. 83 pp., ill., in-4, publisher’s binding (as is, spine missing, tears, stains), as is. [THE ROYAL FAMILY] MELNIK-BOTKINA Tatiana (1898–1986) Memoirs of the royal family and its life before and after the revolution. Published by the All-Slavic Bookstore M.I. Stefanovich & Co., Belgrade, 1921. 83 pp., ill., 29.5 × 22.5 cm, dust jacket (as is, tears, missing sections, discoloration), as is. (spine missing, text block fairly clean). In her book, Tatiana Evgenievna Botkina recounts the life of the royal family in Tobolsk and their martyrdom in Yekaterinburg. Included as an appendix to the book are unique archival documents—letters from the court physician E.S. Botkin, as well as the memoirs of V.S. Pankratov, Count P.K. Benckendorff, All-Russian Central Executive Committee (VTsIK) representative V.V. Yakovlev, and G.K. Lukomsky, chairman of the Art and History Commission for the Protection of the Palace Administration’s Property.
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