Воспоминания о России. Страницы жизни морганатической супруги Павла Александровича. 1916—1919

Kni͡agini͡a Olʹga Paleĭ, morganaticheskai͡a supruga velikogo kni͡azi͡a Pavla Aleksandrovicha, syna Aleksandra III, v svoikh vospominanii͡akh opisyvaet strashnye sobytii͡a, perezhitye ee semʹeĭ posle sovershivsheĭsi͡a revoli͡ut͡sii. V 1918 godu bolʹsheviki arestovali velikogo kni͡azi͡a, a zatem i ego syna. Im byla ugotovana ti͡azhelai͡a uchastʹ. Olʹga otchai͡anno bilasʹ za svoego muzha i syna, nadei͡asʹ ikh spasti, bezrezulʹtatno obivala porogi nachalʹnikov. Kogda v Rossii bylo poteri͡ano vse, kni͡agini͡a bezhala za granit͡su i vossoedinilasʹ so svoimi docherʹmi. V ėmigrat͡sii Paleĭ napisala memuary, polnye boli i nenavisti k novoĭ vlasti v Rossii.

Princess Olga Paley, the morganatic wife of Grand Duke Pavel Alexandrovich, the son of Alexander III, in her memoirs describes the terrible events experienced by her family after the revolution. In 1918, the Bolsheviks arrested the Grand Duke, and then his son. They were destined for a difficult fate. Olga desperately fought for her husband and son, hoping to save them, to no avail beat the doorsteps of the bosses. When everything was lost in Russia, the Princess fled abroad and was reunited with her daughters. In exile, Paley wrote memoirs full of pain and hatred for the new government in Russia.