28 June 1917. Marina Tsvetaeva

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

Moscow, Russian Empire

Often, sitting for the first time with a person, amid an indifferent conversation, an insane idea comes up: "What if I kiss him now?!" - Erotic obsession? - - No. The same, should be, feels the player before the bet. - Will I put it or not? Will I put it or not? - With the difference that real players are betting.

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Nicholas II

Tsarskoye Selo, Russian Empire

It was a hot, clear day. I took a long walk in the morning. I gave Alexis a geography lesson. Alix remained home. We chopped down and sawed up trees in the same place as before. We knocked over a large fir tree near the small path. I took a refreshing bath until tea time. We walked before dinner. See more

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Vladimir Korolenko

1, Malo-Sadovaya st., Poltava, Russian Empire

What can one say about all that? The dust rose to the very sky and you can not see anything. So far, we have stayed out of the global scramble. Perhaps, we will manage that.

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Leon Bakst Igor Stravinsky

Barcelona, Spain

In three weeks André Gide will come to see you. Strong artistic and financial support is expected. Rubinstein will write to you. Answer her.

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Maria Feodorovna

Ai-Todor, Crimea, Russian Empire

Apraksina visited for breakfast, staying with me until tea. I was going to show her canaries but, unfortunately, some bandits had broken the lock and 60 birds disappeared without a trace - this vile rabble gone wild.

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