Former People: The Final Days of the Russian Aristocracy (80 page)

Saburov, Alexander Ivanovich,
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Saburov, Alexei,
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Saburov, Anna (daughter of Sergei and Yekaterina Sheremetev),
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; Varenka Obolensky and,
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; World War I and,
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; Yuri’s death and,
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Saburov, Boris,
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Saburov, Georgy “Yuri,”
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Saburov, Xenia,
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Saburov family,
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Sadovskoy, Boris,
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St. Bartholomew’s Day Massacre,
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St. Petersburg (Petrograd),
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; name change,
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; population loss in,
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; Sheremetevs’ leaving of,
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; soldier uprising in,
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; worker protests in,
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Salon TsEKUBU,
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Samarin, Misha,
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Samarin, Yuri,
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Samarovo,
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Saratov,
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Savinkov, Boris,
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Saygatino,
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Sayn-Wittgenstein, Catherine,
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Sayn-Wittgenstein family,
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Schilovsky, Olga,
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Seliyarov,
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Semenov, Grigory,
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serfs,
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Sergei Alexandrovich, Grand Duke,
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Sergei Mikhailovich, Grand Duke,
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Sergiev Posad (Zagorsk),
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Serov, Valentin,
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Severyanin, Igor,
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Shakhovskoy, Dmitry,
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Shakhovskoy, Leonid,
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Shakhovskoy, Vladimir,
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Shalamov, Varlam,
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Shcherbatov, Pavel,
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Sheremetev, Alexander Dmitrievich,
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Sheremetev, Alexandra (daughter of Alexander and Maria),
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Sheremetev, Anna (daughter of Sergei and Yekaterina Sheremetev),
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Saburov, Anna

Sheremetev, Boris (grandfather of Nikolai and great-great-grandfather of Sergei),
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Sheremetev, Boris (husband of Olga),
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Sheremetev, Boris (son of Pyotr and Yelena),
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Sheremetev, Boris (son of Sergei and Yekaterina),
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Sheremetev, Cecilia,
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Sheremetev, Daria (née Tatishchev),
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Sheremetev, Dmitry (son of Alexander and Maria),
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Sheremetev, Dmitry (son of Nikolai and Praskovya),
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Sheremetev, Dmitry (son of Sergei and Yekaterina),
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Sheremetev, Fyodor,
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Sheremetev, Georgy (son of Alexander and Maria),
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Sheremetev, Irina (daughter of Dmitry and Irina),
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Mengden, Irina

Sheremetev, Irina (née Yusupov),
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Sheremetev, Irina “Ira” (née Vorontsov-Dashkov),
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Sheremetev, Maria (daughter of Pyotr and Yelena),
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Sheremetev, Maria (daughter of Sergei and Yekaterina),
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Gudovich, Maria Sheremetev

Sheremetev, Maria Fyodorovna (née Geiden),
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Sheremetev, Natalya (daughter of Pyotr and Yelena),
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Sheremetev, Nikolai (grandfather of Count Sergei),
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Sheremetev, Nikolai (son of Dmitry and Irina),
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Sheremetev, Nikolai (son of Pyotr and Yelena),
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; as violinist,
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Sheremetev, Olga,
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; cultural work of,
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; Operation Former People and,
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; party elite and,
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Sheremetev, Pavel (son of Pyotr and Yelena),
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Sheremetev, Pavel (son of Sergei and Yekaterina),
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; decision to remain in Russia,
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; employment of,
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; Irina Naryshkin and,
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; at Novodevichy Monastery,
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; Operation Former People and, ; Ostafievo left by,
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; and political struggles in Russia,
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; Union of Russian Men cofounded by,
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; World War II and,
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Sheremetev, Praskovya (daughter of Dmitry and Irina),
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Sheremetev, Praskovya “Pashenka” (née Obolensky),
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Sheremetev, Pyotr (son of Pyotr and Yelena),
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Sheremetev, Pyotr (son of Sergei and Yekaterina),
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Sheremetev, Sergei (son of Dmitry and Irina),
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Sheremetev, Sergei (son of Sergei and Yekaterina),
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Sheremetev, Sergei Dmitrievich,
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; Boris Vyazemsky’s murder and,
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; Cheka and,
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; death of,
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; estates purchased by,
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; financial troubles of,
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; Nicholas II as viewed by,
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; Pavel’s mental breakdown and,
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; resistance to leaving Moscow,
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; revolutionary violence and,
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Sheremetev, Tatiana (daughter of Boris),
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Sheremetev, Vasily (son of Dmitry and Irina),
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Sheremetev, Vasily “Vasilik” Dmitrievich (son of Pavel and Praskovya),
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; name day of,
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Sheremetev, Yekaterina Pavlovna (née Vyazemsky),
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; death of,
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; interests of,
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; refusal to leave Russia,
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; World War I and,
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