Sergeу Efron

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Age: 24

Occupation: Publicist, poet

Grade: Warrant officer

Non-fiction

Project 1917 is a series of events that took place a hundred years ago as described by those involved. It is composed only of diaries, letters, memoirs, newspapers and other documents

Marina Tsvetaeva

Borisoglebsky lane, 6, Moscow, Russian Republic

11.12.17

Leo! Yesterday I was at S’s. He offered to help with selling the house. To some Pole. Regarding another subject, he says I should write you down as a candidate for some economic society. See more

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Marina Tsvetaeva with

16.11.17

Returned to Moscow and left for Crimea again

Marina Tsvetaeva

Oryol, Russian Republic

15.11.17

If you are alive, if I am fated to see you again, listen: yesterday, on the road towards Kharkov, I went past the southern border. There were 9000 dead. I can’t tell you about tonight because it has not ended. It’s a grey morning now. I’m in the corridor. You have to understand! I'm on the move and writing to you and I don't know now... but there are words here that I cannot write. See more

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Aleksandrovsky military school, Znamenka, Moscow

12.11.17

With every hour things are getting more difficult. We are on our feet almost constantly. You hardly have a chance to come back after some errand or operation and grab a bite to eat, than the command comes again:

“Fall in!” See more

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Marina Tsvetaeva

Koktebel, Crimea, Russian Republic

01.11.17

Dear Serezhenka, you aren’t writing to me at all. I was so looking forward to the mailman’s arrival yesterday – and nothing. Only a letter for Asya from Kamkova. Asya is still on the estate. She was nursing Zelinskii’s son back to health after his appendicitis; he was lying in bed ill at her residence for three weeks, and now his parents idolise her as if she were a God. I didn’t go – at first they wanted everyone to go together, but I don’t like staying at other people’s; old people have an oppressive effect on me, I feel guilty for all my rings and bracelets. I am keeping watch over Andryusha. I am completely indifferent towards him, as he is to me and – in general – to everyone. With him the role of a mother is reduced to the role of a slave: he returns not even the slightest feeling – stone.

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Age: 24

Occupation: Publicist, poet Grade: Warrant officer