Anastasia Mikhailovna MECKLEMBOURG - SCWERIN (1860-1922)... Lot 23
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Anastasia Mikhailovna MECKLEMBOURG - SCWERIN (1860-1922) - Autograph
Raymond POINCARE (1860-1934)
Signed autograph letter addressed to President Poincaré. 3 pp., in - folio. 17 August 1919, Geneva. In French. In her letter from her exile in Switzerland the Grand Duchess asks Raymond Poincaré to interfere with the justice system following the refusal of his application for a plot of land in the Alpes-Maritimes. A new law should make it easier to donate land to foreigners who are "allies" in France, but the Grand Duchess finds herself among unreliable people. "My case would also have been studied and alas, I am considered suspicious (...) I have lived in France for 35 years and it would also be silly because when you want to live in a country you are not going to say incorrect things about it. (...) She is not going to cause injustice to a woman who is defenseless and defenseless! »
Anastasia Mikhailovna of Russia (1860-1922) - Grand Duchess of Russia, granddaughter of Emperor Nicholas I and cousin of Alexander III. Grand Duchess of Mecklenburg-Schwerin by marriage. The Grand Duchess spent most of her life in Europe, particularly in Switzerland and France. She was often a victim of the conflicts between Russia and her country by marriage (World War I, Russian Revolution), but always kept a link with the Romanov family and tried to help white emigrants.
Великая княгиня Анастасия Анастасия Михайловна МАКЛЕНБУРГ-ШВЕРИНСКАЯ (1860-1922) - Автограф
Раймон ПУАНКАРЕ (1860-1934)
Письмо - автограф с. Адресовано президенту Франции Раймону Пуанкаре. 3 стр., 27 х 20.5 см., черные чернила. На французском. 17 августа 1919 года, Женева.
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