Feodorovna Alexandra (66 results)

Hardback. Condition: Very Good. The book has been read, but is in excellent condition. Pages are intact and not marred by notes or highlighting. The spine remains undamaged.

Condition: good. Befriedigend/Good: Durchschnittlich erhaltenes Buch bzw. Schutzumschlag mit Gebrauchsspuren, aber vollständigen Seiten. / Describes the average WORN book or dust jacket that has all the pages present.

1st Edition. With an introduction by Robert K Massie. With B&W illustrations. Green cloth, with bronze decoration on boards, & silver title on spine. Cloth slightly shelf-worn at head & foot of spine, otherwise a nice copy Used - Very Good. VG hardback (no dust jacket) Used - Very Good. VG hardback (no dust jacket).…

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Very good. First Edition. First edition, first printing. Pages clean and bright, no markings, light wear to edges. Binding tight. NEW EU 5 EURO CHARGE FOR IMPORTS IS INCLUDED IN OUR SHIPPING PRICE. ALL ITEMS ARE DISPATCHED FROM THE UK, ALL OVERSEAS ORDERS SENT BY TRACKABLE AIR MAIL. IF YOU ARE LOCATED OUTSIDE THE UK PLEASE ASK US FOR A POSTAGE QUOTE FOR MULTI VOLUME SETS BEFORE ORDERING.…

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Paperback or Softback. Condition: New. Lettres � l'Empereur Nicolas II. Book.

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Condition: As New. Unread book in perfect condition.

Contemporary private fine half leather binding with decorative endpapers, title gilt on spine. Original wrappers bound up. Binding trifle chafed, else very good. Please see description or ask for photos.

Hardcover. First Edition; First Printing. Very Good+ in a Very Good+ dust jacket. Two light stains on front panel.; Annals Of Communism; 6 X 1 X 9.5 inches; 284 pages.

Paperback. Condition: New.

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Condition: New. In English.

Condition: As New. Unread book in perfect condition.

Condition: new. Pages: 639 Language: Russian. Pisma imperatritsy Aleksandry Fedorovny, napisannye ej ljubimomu muzhu Nikolaju II v gody Pervoj mirovoj vojny, kogda suprugam prikhodilos chasto rasstavatsja, osobenno posle togo, kak gosudar prinjal post Verkhovnogo glavnokomandujuschego i nakhodilsja v Stavke, byli ochen dorogi Nikolaju Aleksandrovichu. Nastolko dorogi, chto, otpravljajas iz Petrograda v ssylku, larets s tschatelno pronumerovannymi pismami zheny on vzjal s soboj. Posle rasstrela tsarskoj semi i vstuplenija v Ekaterinburg belykh pisma byli najdeny sprjatannymi v Ipatevskom dome, v meste poslednego zatochenija i gibeli tsarstvennykh arestantov. Belaja armija, otstupaja, vyvezla etu relikviju iz Ekaterinburga za granitsu. Pisma imperatritsy, napisannye preimuschestvenno na anglijskom, byli perevedeny izvestnym dejatelem kadetskoj partii V. D. Nabokovym na russkij i opublikovany v Berline v 1922 godu v 2-kh tomakh. V dannoe izdanie voshli vse pisma imperatritsy, najdennye v tsarskom lartse na meste gibeli semi Romanovykh. V pismakh mozhno najti ne tolko to, o chem mozhet napisat ljubjaschaja zhena svoemu suprugu: rasskazy o detjakh, o druzjakh i rodstvennikakh, o rabote v gospitale dlja ranenykh, o boleznjakh (svoikh i detej), no i obsuzhdenie politicheskikh i voennykh problem, sovety i rekomendatsii po gosudarstvennomu upravleniju, kharakteristiki istoricheskikh dejatelej. Kartina togo, kak imperatritsa predstavljala zhizn v Rossii v poslednij period pered krakhom imperii, risuetsja dovolno polnoj. 9785227109248.…

Condition: new. Pages: 639 Language: Russian. Pisma imperatritsy Aleksandry Fedorovny, napisannye ej ljubimomu muzhu Nikolaju II v gody Pervoj mirovoj vojny, kogda suprugam prikhodilos chasto rasstavatsja, osobenno posle togo, kak gosudar prinjal post Verkhovnogo glavnokomandujuschego i nakhodilsja v Stavke, byli ochen dorogi Nikolaju Aleksandrovichu. Nastolko dorogi, chto, otpravljajas iz Petrograda v ssylku, larets s tschatelno pronumerovannymi pismami zheny on vzjal s soboj. Posle rasstrela tsarskoj semi i vstuplenija v Ekaterinburg belykh pisma byli najdeny sprjatannymi v Ipatevskom dome, v meste poslednego zatochenija i gibeli tsarstvennykh arestantov. Belaja armija, otstupaja, vyvezla etu relikviju iz Ekaterinburga za granitsu. Pisma imperatritsy, napisannye preimuschestvenno na anglijskom, byli perevedeny izvestnym dejatelem kadetskoj partii V. D. Nabokovym na russkij i opublikovany v Berline v 1922 godu v 2-kh tomakh. V dannoe izdanie voshli vse pisma imperatritsy, najdennye v tsarskom lartse na meste gibeli semi Romanovykh. V pismakh mozhno najti ne tolko to, o chem mozhet napisat ljubjaschaja zhena svoemu suprugu: rasskazy o detjakh, o druzjakh i rodstvennikakh, o rabote v gospitale dlja ranenykh, o boleznjakh (svoikh i detej), no i obsuzhdenie politicheskikh i voennykh problem, sovety i rekomendatsii po gosudarstvennomu upravleniju, kharakteristiki istoricheskikh dejatelej. Kartina togo, kak imperatritsa predstavljala zhizn v Rossii v poslednij period pered krakhom imperii, risuetsja dovolno polnoj. 9785227109255.…

Condition: new. Pages: 639 Language: Russian. Pisma imperatritsy Aleksandry Fedorovny, napisannye ej ljubimomu muzhu Nikolaju II v gody Pervoj mirovoj vojny, kogda suprugam prikhodilos chasto rasstavatsja, osobenno posle togo, kak gosudar prinjal post Verkhovnogo glavnokomandujuschego i nakhodilsja v Stavke, byli ochen dorogi Nikolaju Aleksandrovichu. Nastolko dorogi, chto, otpravljajas iz Petrograda v ssylku, larets s tschatelno pronumerovannymi pismami zheny on vzjal s soboj. Posle rasstrela tsarskoj semi i vstuplenija v Ekaterinburg belykh pisma byli najdeny sprjatannymi v Ipatevskom dome, v meste poslednego zatochenija i gibeli tsarstvennykh arestantov. Belaja armija, otstupaja, vyvezla etu relikviju iz Ekaterinburga za granitsu. Pisma imperatritsy, napisannye preimuschestvenno na anglijskom, byli perevedeny izvestnym dejatelem kadetskoj partii V. D. Nabokovym na russkij i opublikovany v Berline v 1922 godu v 2-kh tomakh. V dannoe izdanie voshli vse pisma imperatritsy, najdennye v tsarskom lartse na meste gibeli semi Romanovykh. V pismakh mozhno najti ne tolko to, o chem mozhet napisat ljubjaschaja zhena svoemu suprugu: rasskazy o detjakh, o druzjakh i rodstvennikakh, o rabote v gospitale dlja ranenykh, o boleznjakh (svoikh i detej), no i obsuzhdenie politicheskikh i voennykh problem, sovety i rekomendatsii po gosudarstvennomu upravleniju, kharakteristiki istoricheskikh dejatelej. Kartina togo, kak imperatritsa predstavljala zhizn v Rossii v poslednij period pered krakhom imperii, risuetsja dovolno polnoj. 9785227109262.…

Condition: New.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. No Jacket. Bookplate of Grand Duchess Alexandra Petrovna glued inside the front cover. Very attractively bound in full leather. Text is unmarked, though there is foxing found through the inside of the book, most heavily on the first few and last few pages. Pages are otherwise bright. There is also a small handwritten plate from a private library glued inside the front cover. Binding is sturdy. Covers are worn at the corners and at the head and base of the spine. No dust jacket. Text is in French.…

Paperback. Condition: New.

Condition: Très bon. Collection de mémoires, études et documents pour service l(histoire de la guerre mondiale Broché, 560p.

Hardcover. Condition: Good. In Russian. Shiyan, Alexandra Feodorovna. Whom to stand on the bridge. Murmansk: Book of editions, All images are for identification of editions only. Several books of the same edition may be available. Please feel free to request photos of available books.SKU1004648.

12mo. 2 pp. In pencil. Probably to Princess Marie Bariatinskiy, one of the Tsarina's few friends during her early years in Russia: "Dearest Mary, Am most happy to know you safely arrived. Tenderest love. Are dining at Anitchkov, otherwise should have peeped into your room. Sleep well. Am well tho tired after journey & emotion [.]". - Slight traces of former mounting on verso. Written on both sides of black-bordered stationery featuring her name in Russian beneath an embossed crown printed in black. According to documentary sources, much of Alexandra Feodorovna's personal correspondence was destroyed, and only rarely do any of her unpublished letters come to light (we are obliged to Elizabeth Jane Timms for additional information).…

12mo. 2 pp. In blue indelible pencil. Probably to Princess Marie Bariatinskiy, one of the Tsarina's few friends during her early years in Russia: "Please kindly compose answers to these two telegrams for me to sign. Do let Mlle. O. or Sonia [Orbeliani] try to write them with your help, as later I shall have to ask them, & and they will find it difficult. Best love [.]". - Slight traces of former mounting on verso. Written on both sides of her attractive stationery featuring her name in Russian beneath an embossed crown printed in silver. According to documentary sources, much of Alexandra Feodorovna's personal correspondence was destroyed, and only rarely do any of her unpublished letters come to light (we are obliged to Elizabeth Jane Timms for additional information).…