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Peterhof
ПетергофSt Petersburg
- The family here: 1900; 1905
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Role in the family history
The state dinner for the Shah in 1900; Nicholas II’s meeting with Mozaffar ad-Din Shah in August 1905, by which time Fedot Alekseyevich had left the Convoy.
Events
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Documents and photographs2
Two Convoy Cossacks outside the Peterhof barracks, 1904–05R. E. Maud, One Year at the Russian Court, 1918; Wikimedia Commons 
Nicholas II and Mozaffar ad-Din Shah at Peterhof station, August 1905 (photo K. Bulla)Photo K. K. Bulla; L'Illustration, 1905; Wikimedia Commons
In the chronicle
- …Order of St Andrew. The Shah stayed until 10 July — Peterhof, a parade at Krasnoye Selo on 6 July, Tsarskoye Selo on 8 July — and at the farewell luncheon gave the…
- …taken the oath. 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 diary records no other such review in 1900; on 4 June the Court moved to Peterhof. Galushkin describes the custom too: the departing men were presented to the Emperor together with the…
- …taken the oath. 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…
- …who had graduated from the same university a year earlier, recalled that he knew Kalaushin “from working in Peterhof”.
- …. On 16 April 1944 Kalaushin wrote to him at an evacuation hospital: “I want to fix you up at Peterhof. They are short of workers there. Don’t lose touch with me.” Hearing nothing, he wrote again on 15 May:…
- …more strongly for sending me to the Reserve than Matvey Matveyevich Kalaushin, whom I knew from working in Peterhof; later, just before the war, we worked together in the museum of Pushkin House, where Matvey Matveyevich was…