Grand-Duke Nicolas Nicolai Evitch. Russian Revolution - Grand-duke Nicholas Nicolai Evitch. The Russian Revolution.
| Title | Grand-Duke Nicolas Nicolai Evitch. Russian Revolution - Grand-duke Nicholas Nicolai Evitch. The Russian Revolution. |
|---|---|
| Author | Gustave Babin |
| Publication Date: | 1917-03-31 |
| Type | Other |
| Language | French |
| Digital | Yes |
| Manuscript | No |
| Pages Count | 2 |
| Physical Dimensions | Printed |
| Library: | SALT Research Collections |
| Library Asset ID | FFTDOC01308 |
| Record ID | 21648 |
| Library Location | SALT Research |
| Date | 1917-03-31 |
| Notes | The newly abdicated Tsar II. Nicolas' final decision was to choose the new chief of the Russian army (Nicolas Nicolaievitch). Reasonable ones and violent ones. Catherine Breschkovsky, grandmother of the revolution. Nicolas Tchéidzé, representative of Tiflis, chairman of the workers' and soldiers' committee. General Kornilof, commander of the Petrograd divisions. We were the elder Cyrille Vladimirovitch. - The recently abdicated tsar Nicolas II's last act was to choose the new head of the Russian army, Nicolas Nicolaievitch. The moderate ones and the violent ones. Catherine Breschkovsky, grandmother of the revolution. Nicolas Tchéidzé, deputy of Tbilisi, president of the committee of workers and soldiers. General Kornilof, commander of the troops of Petrograd. Grandduke Cyrille Vladimirovitch. |
