Princess Olga Paley. Memories
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Of all the sons of Alexander II, only the youngest, Paul survived during the revolution. Slender, tall, broad -shouldered, he never sought to occupy high posts and was content with a modest officer position, was an excellent dancer and ladies" saint. The Grand Duke Paul married the daughter of the Greek king, who gave birth to two children: Mary in 1890 (her brilliant memories were first published by Zakharov) and the future killer of Rasputin Dmitry in 1891, she died during the birth of her son.
Subsequently, Pavel met the divorced colonel Olga von Pistolors, nee Karpovich, at first she became his mistress, and then his wife, receiving the title of Princess Palei. They had three children: Vladimir (he was born in 1897, and his parents got married in 1902), Irina, born in 1903, and Natalia in 1905.
During the war, Paul did not command the guard for long, but poor health forced him to leave the army. During the February Revolution, he consulted with specialists in the field of law and developed a draft constitution. This did not save him from revolutionary bullets
Subsequently, Pavel met the divorced colonel Olga von Pistolors, nee Karpovich, at first she became his mistress, and then his wife, receiving the title of Princess Palei. They had three children: Vladimir (he was born in 1897, and his parents got married in 1902), Irina, born in 1903, and Natalia in 1905.
During the war, Paul did not command the guard for long, but poor health forced him to leave the army. During the February Revolution, he consulted with specialists in the field of law and developed a draft constitution. This did not save him from revolutionary bullets
Author:
Author:Paly O.
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:History & Geography
Series:
Series: Biographies and Memoirs
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-8159-1439-1
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