The Diary of Olga Romanov: Royal Witness to the Russian Revolution

[helenazar]

Olga's letter to Ekaterinburg. April 22/ May 5, 1918: https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=543117312404203&set=a.540440269338574.1073741840.113360175379921&type=3&theater

[helenazar]

Olga's letter to Ekaterinburg. April 22/ May 5, 1918 continued:  https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=543345889048012&set=a.540440269338574.1073741840.113360175379921&type=1&theater

[Ortipo]

Thank you Helen for all of the posts.  I am looking forward to purchasing this book very soon.

[helenazar]

Postcard from Maria to Anastasia from Ekaterinburg. April 19/May 2, 1918:  https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=544236438958957&set=a.540440269338574.1073741840.113360175379921&type=3&theater

[helenazar]

If anyone is interested, Christina Croft did an interview with me about the book, here it is:  http://christinacroft.blogspot.co.uk/ . If you anyone has any other questions, I will be happy to try to answer them here.

[tian79]

If anyone is interested, Christina Croft did an interview with me about the book, here it is:  http://christinacroft.blogspot.co.uk/ . If you anyone has any other questions, I will be happy to try to answer them here.

Very interesting interview. I'll preorder the book right away! : )

About the code Olga used in her diaries. I thought the code was cracked, at least the code Olga used in her diary of 1913.

[helenazar]

Maria from Ekaterinburg. April 22/May 5, 1918.  https://www.facebook.com/notes/helen-azar/maria-from-ekaterinburg-april-22may-5-1918/10151695896024834

[helenazar]

About the code Olga used in her diaries. I thought the code was cracked, at least the code Olga used in her diary of 1913.

If it was, I was not aware of it. If you have any information about that, please let me know. Thanks!

[Marie-Catherine]

Thanks for your hard work Helen, I can't wait to buy the book. I love reading the daily Romanov lettre on Facebook.

[helenazar]

Tatiana to Ekaterinburg. April 24th/May 7th, 1918. https://www.facebook.com/notes/helen-azar/tatiana-to-ekaterinburg-april-24thmay-7th-1918/10151695916799834

[helenazar]

Thanks for your hard work Helen, I can't wait to buy the book. I love reading the daily Romanov lettre on Facebook.

You are very welcome!

[helenazar]

Thank you Helen for all of the posts.  I am looking forward to purchasing this book very soon.

You are very welcome! Book should be available for pre-order on Amazon US next week (or so the publisher tells me).

[tian79]

About the code Olga used in her diaries. I thought the code was cracked, at least the code Olga used in her diary of 1913.

If it was, I was not aware of it. If you have any information about that, please let me know. Thanks!

Some of the entries have been decoded in "Nicholas & Alexandra At Home with the Last Tsar and His Family".

I took this picture from a book in Moscow in 2009. I can't remember the name of the book, perhaps it was the new edition of "The Romanovs and the Crimea".

[Helen]

Yes, it probably is. I have a copy of the German language edition of this book, "De Romanows auf der Krim", and this picture can be found on page 260.

[helenazar]

Thanks! I wonder if I can try to decode the ones I have too based on this