Dnevniki imperatora Nikolaya II, vol. 1 (Moscow: ROSSPEN, 2011)

◆ S037, 20–24.08.1905 paragraph 57 →

…had left the Convoy; and for Ahmad Shah’s coronation in Tehran in 1914 Russia sent a special envoy […]. The purveyor’s title is confirmed by the official list of 1915, in which I.V. Zimin names “the saddle-maker…

◆ S037, 4–10.07.1900 paragraph 16 →

…of a Persian shah to St Petersburg in those years was that of Mozaffar ad-Din Shah, 4–10 (17–23) July 1900 […]. The visit was known well in advance: in February 1900 St Petersburg reported the invitation Nicholas II had…

◆ S037, 31.05.1900 paragraph 16 →

…of a Persian shah to St Petersburg in those years was that of Mozaffar ad-Din Shah, 4–10 (17–23) July 1900 […]. The visit was known well in advance: in February 1900 St Petersburg reported the invitation Nicholas II had…

◆ S037, 20–24.08.1905 paragraph 16 →

…of a Persian shah to St Petersburg in those years was that of Mozaffar ad-Din Shah, 4–10 (17–23) July 1900 […]. The visit was known well in advance: in February 1900 St Petersburg reported the invitation Nicholas II had…

◆ S037, 31.05.1900 paragraph 20 →

…of the palace the old Cossacks going home and the new ones who have arrived for service were presented” […].

◆ S037, 4–10.07.1900 paragraph 26 →

…of a Persian shah to St Petersburg in those years was that of Mozaffar ad-Din Shah, 4–10 (17–23) July 1900 […].

◆ S037, 04.07.1900 paragraph 28 →

…and in the Malachite Room of the Winter Palace Nicholas II presented the Shah with the Order of St Andrew […]. The Shah stayed until 10 July — Peterhof, a parade at Krasnoye Selo on 6 July, Tsarskoye Selo on 8 July —…

◆ S037, 4–10.07.1900 paragraph 28 →

…and in the Malachite Room of the Winter Palace Nicholas II presented the Shah with the Order of St Andrew […]. The Shah stayed until 10 July — Peterhof, a parade at Krasnoye Selo on 6 July, Tsarskoye Selo on 8 July —…

◆ S037, 20–24.08.1905 paragraph 29 →

…Mozaffar ad-Din Shah met Nicholas II at the manoeuvres near Kursk in 1902 and at Peterhof in August 1905 […], by which time Fedot Alekseyevich had left the Convoy. Mohammad Ali Shah never came to Russia as shah [◈…

◆ S037, 31.05.1900, 2011 edition paragraph 19 →

…of the palace the old Cossacks leaving for home and the new ones who had arrived for service were presented” […]. The diary records no other such review in 1900; on 4 June the Court moved to Peterhof. Galushkin describes…

◆ S037, 6–10.07.1900 paragraph 20 →

…and on the 10th, at the farewell luncheon, he gave the Emperor “a beautiful old sabre and his portrait” […].

◆ S037, 20–24.08.1905 paragraph 22 →

…Mozaffar ad-Din Shah met Nicholas II at the manoeuvres near Kursk in 1902 and at Peterhof in August 1905 […], by which time Fedot Alekseyevich had left the Convoy. For Ahmad Shah’s coronation in Tehran in 1914 Russia…

◆ S037, 11.12.1900 paragraph 24 →

…came to Nicholas II “with a Caucasian parade saddle and shashka — an offering from some good Dagestani” […].

◆ S037, 17.05.1911 paragraph 49-3 →

…of the Kuban and Terek Hosts “presented Alexei with a little horse with a saddle, a cherkeska and arms” […].

◆ S037, 4–10.07.1900 paragraph 23 →

…Petersburg in those years was that of Mozaffar ad-Din Shah, 4–10 July 1900 Old Style (17–23 July New Style) […]. The press was reporting Nicholas II’s invitation to the Shah as early as February 1900; at first the Shah…

◆ S037, 31.05.1900 paragraph 24 →

…gracious words to every one of them and handed out the badges for service in the Convoy with his own hand […]. The Emperor’s diary for 1900 records no other such review, and the family’s “review of the Guards on the…

◆ S037, 20–24.08.1905 paragraph 25 →

…at the manoeuvres near Kursk in 1902 and at Peterhof in 1905, Fedot Alekseyevich had already left the Convoy […]. And for Ahmad Shah’s coronation in Tehran in 1914 Russia sent a special envoy […]: a gift…

◆ S037, 4–10.07.1900, 2011 edn paragraph 54 →

…to St Petersburg during his service was that of Mozaffar ad-Din Shah, 4–10 July 1900 (17–23 July New Style) […]. It was known well in advance: in February 1900 the press reported the invitation sent to the Shah, and in…

◆ S037, 31.05.1900, 2011 edn paragraph 54 →

…to St Petersburg during his service was that of Mozaffar ad-Din Shah, 4–10 July 1900 (17–23 July New Style) […]. It was known well in advance: in February 1900 the press reported the invitation sent to the Shah, and in…

◆ S037, 20–24.08.1905 paragraph 54 →

…to St Petersburg during his service was that of Mozaffar ad-Din Shah, 4–10 July 1900 (17–23 July New Style) […]. It was known well in advance: in February 1900 the press reported the invitation sent to the Shah, and in…

◆ S037, 4–10.07.1900 paragraph 35 →

…Petersburg in those years was that of Mozaffar ad-Din Shah, 4–10 July 1900 Old Style (17–23 July New Style) […]. It was known about well in advance: on 2 (15) February 1900 St Petersburg reported the invitation Nicholas…

◆ S037, 31.05.1900 paragraph 36 →

…spoke “gracious words” to every departing man and handed each the Convoy service badge with his own hand […]. Seventeen days later came Order No. 60 — with that very badge. After 1900 the documents find Fedot…

◆ S037, 20–24.08.1905 paragraph 37 →

…coronation in Tehran in 1914 Russia sent a special envoy, so there could be no review in St Petersburg […].

◆ S037, 31.05.1900 paragraph 39 →

…each man who was leaving with “gracious words” and handed out the Convoy service badges with his own hand […]. Galushkin places this custom at the Catherine Palace […]; in 1900 the review was held at…

◆ S037, 4–10.07.1900 paragraph 43 →

…during his years in the Convoy was that of Mozaffar ad-Din Shah, 4–10 July 1900 (17–23 July New Style) […]. It was known about well in advance: in February 1900 St Petersburg reported the invitation Nicholas II had…

◆ S037, 20–24.08.1905 paragraph 44 →

…envoy — a gift would then have travelled to Tehran rather than been shown at a review at Tsarskoye Selo […].

◆ S037 paragraph 11-4 →

…(GA RF). F. 601, op. 1, d. 217–266 — the original diaries of Nicholas II; we read them in the 2011 edition […]. F. R-5982 — the Main Information Bureau in Constantinople: Nikita Ilyich in the “Name list of refugees to…

◆ S037, 4–10.07.1900 paragraph 20 →

…during his service was that of Mozaffar ad-Din Shah, 4–10 July 1900 Old Style (17–23 July New Style) […]. It was known well in advance: in February 1900 St Petersburg reported the invitation Nicholas II had sent…

◆ S037, 31.05.1900 paragraph 20 →

…during his service was that of Mozaffar ad-Din Shah, 4–10 July 1900 Old Style (17–23 July New Style) […]. It was known well in advance: in February 1900 St Petersburg reported the invitation Nicholas II had sent…

◆ S037, 20–24.08.1905 paragraph 20 →

…during his service was that of Mozaffar ad-Din Shah, 4–10 July 1900 Old Style (17–23 July New Style) […]. It was known well in advance: in February 1900 St Petersburg reported the invitation Nicholas II had sent…

◆ S037, 4.07.1900 paragraph 22 →

…himself gave to guests: even the Order of St Andrew presented to the Shah on 4 July is not mentioned there […]. It does show, however, the way Caucasian saddles reached the Emperor: on 11 December 1900, “Meyendorff came…

◆ S037, 11.12.1900 paragraph 22 →

…himself gave to guests: even the Order of St Andrew presented to the Shah on 4 July is not mentioned there […]. It does show, however, the way Caucasian saddles reached the Emperor: on 11 December 1900, “Meyendorff came…

◈ S037, 2011 edition, notes paragraph 23-2 →

…around ff. 600–640); the Shah’s visit — △ probably near the start of d. 11 (or at the end of d. 10) […].

◆ S037, 17.05.1911 paragraph 40-1 →

…a burka” (felt cloak); on 17 May 1911, from the Kuban and Terek delegations, a little horse with a saddle […]. The Karachay-Cherkess Republican Museum in Cherkessk. Konopiště Castle and the Austrian State Archives (see…