http://www.ozon.ru/context/detail/id/4043249/- With Tsar and Without Tsar, Memories of last Tsar's Court Count -Vladimir Nikolaevich Voeikov.

With Heir,(for the first credit goes to KeeganYoung):


Publisher:
Rodnik, 1994. , 272 pages, in Russian.
Description(From Ozon.ru):
The book about Memories of Vladimir Nikolayevich Voyeykov after output it immediately became bibliographical rarity. Being the last palace commandant of Nikolai II, by the General emperor of household troops Voyeykov left to descendants unique evidence about the last days of the reign of the sovereign of emperor Nikolai II. The book of eyewitness and participant in the important historical events describes the life of the highest court; the entrance of Russia into the war of 1914; the gradual approach of society to the overthrow of the abutments of Russian nation- state system; the renunciation of the sovereign of emperor Nikolai II from the throne; begun in the State Duma and continued by Bolsheviks revolution.These books by Counts as Alexander Grabbe and this one by Count Voekikov are rare. I bought a book last year, and it contains some pics. of NII and family, the first are from conoration in 1896. It describes Count's life before, during and after revolution.(so, his biorgaphy in one hand); Rasputin, Virburova, Court, ministers,Russian State. It begins(book) since Tsar gave to him appelation. His wife, Nina, was daughter of Count Fredreriks. There are some photos of letters of Empress to Nina. (From Tobolsk)
He mentioned that in Livadia's palace roof, Maria Nikolaevna could carry OTAA in her arms. I was really schoked! And, he and Heir were very close,(during Aleksei's stay at General Headquartres) and he describes him in very touching way -- and he mentioned filming in AP(I mean watching movies together). He saw Aleksei last time in February of 1917, while he was ill.
Also, Voeikov gave to Aleksei cats, as I mentioned
here. He describes all political happens in Russia as he was witness. Book is really interesting. And I commend to everyone who loves Russian military and events in WW1.