The Romanov Sisters
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Ferdinand, Crown Prince of Romania (King from 1914)
Fischer, Dr
Fisher, Admiral of the Fleet Sir John
Foster Fraser, John
Franz Ferdinand, Archduke
Fraser, Lt-General Charles
Freedericksz, Count Vladimir
Frittie (Prince Friedrich of Hesse, son of Princess Alice)
Fülöp-Miller, René
Funk, Alexander
Gavriil Konstantinovich, Prince
Gedroits, Princess Vera (Dr)
background
concern for Olga
life after 1918
operations
response to abdication
supervision of military hospitals
Tatiana’s assistance
training of Alexandra, Olga and Tatiana
view of Rasputin
Georg Donatus of Hesse, Prince
George, Grand Duchess
George V (previously Duke of York, then Prince of Wales)
appearance
coronation
imperial family visit to Isle of Wight
marriage
offer of help to Romanov family
telegram to Nicholas
war with Germany
withdraws offer of help
George VI (Bertie)
George of Battenberg, Prince
George of Greece, Prince
George of Serbia, Prince
Georgiy Alexandrovich, Grand Duke
Geraschinevsky, Captain Mikhail
Geringer, Mariya
Gibbes, Sydney (Sig)
Anastasia’s essay
arrival at Ekaterinburg
arrival at Tobolsk
background
brings book
departure of Nicholas and Alexandra
journey to Ekaterinburg
last sight of Romanov sisters
life after 1918
life at Ekaterinburg
life at Tobolsk
memories of Alexey
memories of four sisters
pet name
post with imperial family
stuck in Petrograd
teaching Alexey
theatricals at Tobolsk
view of Anastasia
view of Maria
view of Nicholas
view of Olga
view of Rasputin
view of Tatiana
visit to Ipatiev House
Gilliard, Frederick
Gilliard, Pierre (Zhilik)
accident at Tobolsk
Alexandra’s grief for Rasputin
Alexey’s illness
Alexey’s response to abdication
appearance
arrival in Ekaterinburg
arrival in schoolroom
continuing French lessons
departure of Nicholas and Alexandra
duties
escape proposal
governor to Alexey
imprisonment in palace
journey to Ekaterinburg
journey to Tobolsk
last sight of Romanov sisters
lessons at Livadia
life after 1918
life at Ekaterinburg
life at Tobolsk
marriage
Olga’s marriage plans
preparations for journey
responses to war
teaching Alexey
theatricals at Tobolsk
Tobolsk accounts
travel with Romanov family
twisted ankle
view of captivity
view of guards
view of Olga
view of shaved heads
view of sisters in wartime
view of Tatiana
visit to Ipatiev House
Gippius, Zinaida
Girsh, Dr Gustav
Glyn, Elinor
Godunov, Boris
Golden Ring
Golitsyn family
Golitsyna, Princess Mariya
Goloshchekin, Commissar Filipp
Grabbe, Count Nikolay
Grey, Lady Sybil
Grote, Dr Georg
Günst, Evgeniya
haemophilia
Alexandra’s mental state
Alexey’s crisis at Spala
Alexey’s crisis at Tobolsk
Alexey’s first symptoms
causes
equipment to help Alexey
life expectancy of sufferer
press reports
reliance on Rasputin
risks of inheriting
secrecy and rumours
treatments
Victoria’s descendants
Hamilton, Gerald
Hardie, Keir
Hardinge, Lord
Harrogate
Helena of Serbia, Princess
Helena Victoria, Princess (Thora)
Hendrikova, Nastenka (Anastasia)
chaperone
death
lessons for Anastasia
life at Tobolsk
premonition of deaths
preparations for journey
remaining at Tsarskoe Selo
role at Tsarskoe Selo
Henry of Prussia, Prince
Hoffa, Professor Albert
Holmes, Burton
Hunt, Violet
icons
Alexey’s bedroom
gifts of
Most Holy Mother of God
Mother of God (Abalatksy Monastery)
Mother of God (Kazan Cathedral)
Mother of God, also known as ‘Our Lady of the Sign’ (Znamenie Church)
Nikolay the Wonderworker
Our Lady of the Sign
painted by Alexandra
parades with
St Dimitri
St Nicholas
St Simeon of Verkhoture
sisters’ rooms
Tobolsk procession
Uspensky Cathedral
Virgin of Kazan
Iedigarov, David
Iliodor, Father
Inman, Mrs (nanny)
Ioann Konstaninovich (Ioannchik), Prince
Ipatiev, Nikolay
Ipatiev House
Ipatiev Monastery
Irene, Princess Henry of Prussia
Irina, Princess
Iswolsky, Hélène
Ivanov, Konstantin
Jackson, Margaret (Madgie)
Kabanov, Alexey
Kapralova, Vera
Karangozov, Nikolay
Kardovsky, Dmitry
Keppel, Alice
Kerensky, Alexander
accusations against
evacuation of Romanov family
plans for Romanov family
provisional government
removal of Vyrubova and Lili Dehn
separation of Nicholas and Alexandra
supervision of Romanov family
visits to Tsarskoe Selo
Kharitonov, Ivan
Khitrovo, Margarita (Rita; later Erdeli)
arrest
arrival at Tobolsk
arrival at Tsarskoe Selo
letters
letters from Olga and Tatiana
life after 1918
Khodynka Fields tragedy (1896)
Kiknadze, Vladimir (Volodya)
Kirill Vladimirovich, Grand Duke
Kleikenberg, Herr (German teacher)
Kleinmikhel, Countess
Kleinmikhel, Olga
Kobylinsky, Evgeny
death
departure of Nicholas, Alexandra and Maria
escort to Tobolsk
head of garrison at Tsarskoe Selo
life after 1918
marriage
objects to removal of Alexey
position at Tobolsk
relationship with Klavdiya Bitner
view of Nicholas
view of Rodionov
Kobylinsky, Innokenty
Kokovtsov, Vladimir
Kolchak, Alexande
r
Kolyaba, Mitya
Konstantin Konstantinovich (Kostya), Grand Duke
daughter’s wedding
disappointment at births of girls
First World War outbreak
hopes for Alexandra’s pregnancies
son’s wedding
view of Revolution
view of secrecy over Rasputin
war service
Kornilov, General Lavr
Korovichenko, Pavel
Korovin, Dr
Kostritsky, Sergey
Kostroma
Kotzebue, Pavel
Krasnoe Selo
Kremlin
Kschessinska, Mathilde
Kutuzov, Field Marshal Mikhail
Lalaing, Jacques, Comte de
Lenin, Vladimir
Leopold, Prince, Duke of Albany
Leuchtenburg, Duke of
Lion, HMS
Livadia
Alexandra at
Alexey’s illness
betrothal of Nicholas and Alexandra
Easter at
flowers
landscape
life at
longing for
new palace (White Palace)
Olga’s first ball
Romanov summer palace
summer weather
trips to
Lloyd George, David
Loch, Emily
Long, Robert Crozier
Loubet, Emile
Louis, Grand Duke of Hesse
Louis XVI, King of France
Louis (Dickie) of Battenberg, Prince (later Lord Mountbatten)
Louis of Hesse, Grand Duke
Louise of Battenberg, Princess (later Queen Louise of Sweden)
Lucy, Sir Henry William
Lytton, Lady
Makarov, Commissar
Makyukho (officer)
Malama, Dmitri (Mitya)
Mandelshtam, Nadezhda
Manuel II, King of Portugal
Maples (furniture store)
Margareta, Crown Princess of Sweden
Margarita of Greece
Maria Alexandrovna, Duchess of Saxe-Coburg
MARIA NIKOLAEVNA, Grand Duchess
accident at Tobolsk
accompanying parents from Tobolsk
appearance
admired
after illness
childhood
fat
head shaved
infancy
official photographs
plump with fine eyes
arrival at Ekaterinburg
arrival at Tobolsk
bedroom
behaviour
birth
brother’s illness
cemetery visit
chaperone
character
childhood
christening
clothes
ball dress and high heels
court dress
matching with sister Anastasia
outfits
satin tea dress
under-linen in rags
wardrobe expenditure
white ensemble
Crimean visits
death
departure from Tsarskoe Selo
destruction of diary
education
family position
health
German measles
hair loss
measles
pleurisy
vigorous
hospital visiting
journey to Tobolsk
Kiev visit
leaving Alexander Palace
letter to brother
letters from Tobolsk
letters to father
life aboard Shtandart
life at Ipatiev House
life at Tobolsk
love life
marriage prospects
military role
Mogilev visit
Moscow visit
Novgorod visit
presented at court
public role
regiment
relationship with father
relationship with mother
relationship with Rasputin
relationship with sister Anastasia
response to First World War outbreak
response to Rasputin’s death
response to Revolution
response to Russo-Japanese War
riding
Romanov Tercentenary
St Petersburg entertainments
sledging
social life
theatricals at Tobolsk
Tsarskoe Selo crisis
‘victim of political repression’
visit to England
MARIA FEODOROVNA (Minny), Dowager Empress
Alexey’s christening
ball for granddaughters’ debut
correspondence
Fabergé Easter eggs
First World War outbreak
granddaughter Olga’s birth
granddaughter Olga’s christening
medical advice
press reports
Rasputin concerns
relationship with daughter-in-law
relationship with granddaughters
St Petersburg concert
Sarov ceremony
sociable and popular
son’s abdication
Maria Pavlovna the elder (Miechen) see Vladimir, Grand Duchess
Maria Pavlovna the younger, Grand Duchess
Alexey’s haemophilia
brother’s behaviour
childhood
First World War outbreak
marriage
memories of Tsarskoe Selo
social life
Marie, Crown Princess of Romania (later Queen)
correspondence with mother
imperial family’s visit
on seclusion of imperial family
son’s marriage prospects
Markov, Cornet S. V.
Mary, Queen (earlier Princess Mary of Teck, then Princess of Wales)
Marye, Mrs George
Mather, Miss
Maud of Wales, Princess
May (daughter of Princess Alice)
Mary of Teck, see Mary, Queen
Melik-Adamov, Sergey
Meltzer, Roman
Mezhants, Paulina
Mikhail Alexandrovich, Grand Duke
Mikhail Feodorovich, Tsar
Mikhail Nikolaevich, Grand Duke
Mikhail Romanov, Tsar
Mikhailovna, Mariya
Militza of Montenegro, Princess (wife of Grand Duke Petr)
Miller, James Russell
Min, General Georgiy
Mogilev
Moscow
Mosolov, General Alexander
Mott, Thomas Bentley
Nagorny, Klementy
Napoleon Bonaparte
Naryshkina, Elizaveta
advice on evacuation
Alexandra’s farewell
care of girls
concern for Alexandra
concern for children
diaries
Easter celebrations
film shows
health
hopes for Olga and Tatiana’s social life
hopes for Olga’s marriage
house arrest at Tsarskoe Selo
letters from Alexandra
life after 1918
mistress of the robes
Rasputin concerns
Seraphim’s sainthood
trapped in Petrograd
view of abdication
view of escape plans
waiting for Nicholas
Neidgardt, Alexey
New Zealand, HMS
NICHOLAS II, Tsar
abdication
accession
accusations against
anniversary of Napoleon’s defeat
appearance
army command
arrival at Ekaterinburg<
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Bad Nauheim visit
Balmoral visit
birth of daughter Anastasia
birth of daughter Maria
birth of daughter Olga
birth of daughter Tatiana
birth of son Alexey
Black Sea Fleet review
children’s marriage prospects
Christmas at Tobolsk
coup possible
Crimean visits
daughter Olga’s first ball
daughter Olga’s marriage prospects
daughter Tatiana’s marriage prospects
daughters’ St Petersburg debut
death
dentistry
departure from Tsarskoe Selo
diaries
Duma
Easter celebrations
engagement to Alix
escape concerns
evacuation plans
exile of uncle Pavel
exile plans
Fabergé Easter eggs
family excursions to St Petersburg
family life
fatherhood
film of imperial family
First World War outbreak
food rationing
foreign policies
forty-ninth birthday
French state visit
funeral of great-uncle
Golden Ring tour
health
heir
hunting
journey to Tobolsk
Kiev visit
letters from family
life aboard Shtandart
life at Ipatiev House
life at Tobolsk
life at Tsarskoe Selo after abdication
life in danger
love for Alix
manifesto on regency
mental state after abdication
press treatment of
public responses to
reading aloud
relationship with Dmitri
relationship with Maître Philippe
relationship with Pankratov
relationship with Rasputin
relationship with son
relationship with Tatiana
removal from Tobolsk
response to Rasputin’s death
return to Tsarskoe Selo
Reval meetings
review of troops
Romanov Tercentenary
Sarov ceremony
security
Alexander Palace
assassination dangers
Bad Nauheim visit
Balmoral visit
Compiègne visit
Cowes visit
Grand Duke Mikhail’s funeral
security networks
Shtandart voyages
separated from Alexandra
Shtandart accident
social life in St Petersburg
son’s haemophilia
Stolypin’s assassination
tennis playing
uniform
‘victim of political repression’
visit to England
war with Japan
war service
wedding
Nikolay Nikolaevich, Grand Duke
Nostitz, Count
Obolenskaya, Countess Elizaveta
Obolensky, Prince
Ofrosimova, Svetlana
Okhrana
informers
investigation of Rasputin
reports on Philippe
role
security at balalaika concert
security for Bad Nauheim visit
security for Balmoral visit
security for Cowes visit