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  • Books about 'minor' romanovs
    • Alberto
      Posted Jun 24, 2001 5:04 AM

      As I am very interested in the decendents of emperor Nicholas I of Russia, I wondered if there are any books about the minor romanovs, like the vladimirovitch, michailovitch etc.

      Helena

      If you read German, I strongly recommend "Am Hof des letzten Zaren 1896-1919" - the memoirs of Prince Roman Romanoff, great-grandson of Nicholas I. This fat book was originally published in Danish ("Det var et rigt hus, et lykkeligt hus") and contains a lot of info on the Nikolaievitches and other Romanovs.

      Stig

      Link: http://www.amazon.de/exec/obidos/ASIN/3492224601/302-8147384-0680018

      Is that the same branch Nichailoviches as Alberto mentioned in his message about the Grand Duke who stole his mothers jewels??
      Helena

      No, the light-fingered Nicholas Constantinovitch in Alberto's message was a son of Grand Duke Constantine, himself a son of Tsar Nicholas I.
      Roman Romanoff was a grandson of Constantine's brother Grand Duke Nicholas (1831-1891) - and the latter's family is called the Nicholaievitch branch.
      Stig




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