Vladimir Voyeykov

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Age: 48

Nickname: Goliy

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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

Vladimir Voyeykov

Petrograd, Russian Republic

18.10.17

On the name day of the Tsarevich, 50,000 gold roubles’ worth of bail was taken from me, and the police guard was removed.

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Vladimir Voyeykov

Petrograd, Russian Republic

30.09.17

On the day of Faith, Hope, and Charity, several people from the observation team came and said goodbye, and told me that I should be ready for transfer at 11 AM. “What transfer?” I asked, and they responded: “Transfer to the hospital, and then, to freedom… Your sitting is over”. See more

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Andrei Snesarev

Tysmenytsia, Russian Empire

28.03.17

I received a fine letter from my darling wife yesterday - uplifting and comforting. My boys are carrying themselves with dignity: the elder refuses point blank to wear a red ribbon, and the younger objected to the removal of the Tsar’s portrait. In a word, they are accounting for themselves with more nobility and discipline than your Ruzskys, Bursilovs, Voyeikovs or most of the grand dukes.

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Vladimir Voyeykov

Dno station, Russian Empire

14.03.17

The train pulled in to Dno Station, to be greeted by a telegraph official bearing a telegram addressed to the Emperor. The telegram was handed over to His Majesty, and I entered his carriage to find out who it was from. The telegram, as the Tsar informed me, was from Rodzianko, who had requested that we stop off at Dno and await his arrival from Petrograd. The Tsar asked me if I had any information as to when Rodzianko would arrive. I replied that I did not, and that I would enquire by telegraph whether he had already left Petrograd. See more

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Age: 48

Nickname: Goliy