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krasivaa · 7 months
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Grand Duchess Olga Alexandrovna Romanova being very cute and goofy around in Alexandria, 20th June, 1897. ✨✨
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Romanov Imperial Family
Russian vintage postcard
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otmaaromanovas · 25 days
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Two newly discovered photographs of Grand Duchesses Olga and Tatiana in 1913
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Photo 1: Tatiana standing on the left, Olga on the right taking a mirror selfie in their mirrored wardrobe (a new photo to add to the collection of Romanov selfies!)
Photo 2: Tatiana sitting by the balcony window, Alexander Palace.
These photos were taken the same day as these already known photographs, completing the scene. Spring, 1913.
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As always, these new findings are from Ilya, @ LastRomanovs on flickr. These discoveries are thanks to his amazing and tireless effort to digitise all of the Romanov's albums in high quality for viewers to view online.
Source: LastRomanovs, GARF f.611 op.1 d.98 pp. 3-8
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Rare photo of Grand Duchess Maria Nikolaevna
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romanovsonelastdance · 3 months
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Grand Duchess Anastasia Nikolaevna of Russia in court dress.
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Tsarina Alexandra Feodorovna smiling at her 2 year old son Tsarevich Alexei Nikolaevich, 1906 💕✨
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Grand Duchess Olga Nikolaevna laughing with her crush Dmitri “Mitya” Shakh-Bagov (both in the middle) while he is pointing to her and smiling, Grand Palace (Catherine Palace) Infirmary, 1915 🤍
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leonardoeatscarrots · 6 months
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Sometimes I forget that I made a Puppet History parody for a presentation in my forensics class about the Rasputin Assasination
Obviously it was dramatized to some extent due to attempting to make it appealing to the audience and dealing with time restrictions
And it was, in fact, apeshit hilarious
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The script was 100% written by me, but I'd still like to go back and tweak it a bit so I can give a Lil presentation to my buddies
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Selected photographs and pages of the Alexandra Feodorovna photographic album of 1912. Compiled by Seraphima Bogomolova, music by Suno.
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sarkysphotoblog · 22 days
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krasivaa · 8 months
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Grand Duchess Anastasia Nikolaevna of Russia as a toddler, year of 1902.
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Imperial Romanov family visiting Queen Victoria
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otmaaromanovas · 10 months
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BRAND NEW photographs of the Grand Duchesses, found in the Darmstardt Archive
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Shared by Ilya, @sledstvie on Instagram / LastRomanovs on Flickr, these photos show the Grand Duchesses having fun with their Uncle Ernie whilst on holiday in Livadia. Whilst a few photos from this day were found in the Grand Duchesses' albums (and hence known to the public) these funny photos were hidden away in archives!
A number of previously unknown, rare, and high-quality photographs have been uncovered in the Darmstardt Archives in the recent weeks.
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Grand Duchess Tatiana Nikolaevna as a baby! 💞🧸
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romanovsonelastdance · 6 months
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Princess Natalia Pavlovna Paley, 1930s.
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“We went up to the first floor and immediately saw the Emperor and Empress and all their children who were in the dining room, sitting around the table as though they were having a meeting. We bowed politely, and they responded with a friendly smile. The Grand Duchesses got up immediately and all four rushed into their bedroom to help move their beds for us. As I remember it, they were neither in the least scared, nor in the least sorrowful. Their bright eyes gleamed with happiness, their short hair was in disorder, their cheeks were rosy like apples. They were not dressed like princess in a fairy tale, but wore simple black dresses that weren't very short, with lightweight white silk blouses with rather high necklines.”
— Evdokia Simeonova, cleaning lady at the Ipatiev House, July 1918
(Image from captivity at Tsarskoe Selo 1917)
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