Antique Imperial Russian Signed Letter Grand Duke Alexander Romanov Bolshevism

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Fascinating letter in which she discusses her sadness at the murder of the Bariatinsky family in Yalta, she goes o further to discuss her life and that of her children. Accompanied by its original envelope also handwritten by the Grand Duchess. There is a translation of the letter in the final image. He was known as Siocha to the imperial family and was appointed French tutor to the children of Tsar Alexander III in 1886 when he was 28.

He remained with them until 1899 and continued to be close to them for the remainder of his life. Photographs form part of the Description. Envelope Size: 7.5 x 13.5.

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