, standing in the top row, the very left, ilya lvoevich, lev lvoevich, alexandra lvovna, eldest son sergeie are the lines that later , after the revolution. fate has scattered them across a variety of countries, we still count them this way based on their children, for example, the mikhalics in france in america, the lvovichs in sweden, tatiana’s descendants in italy, that’s how we more or less count them, the andreichs in the czech republic, that’s all, who are related to our families, we are called serbian fat, because the history of our families is connected with such an important period of their life, difficult, so we are serbian fat, and so when my dad gave me these two books, and they both , unusually, described clear glade as such an amazing place, happy, joyful , and i really wanted to get there, and my first visit , it gave birth to very mixed feelings in me, we came to the house, we really can’t say that we were very happy there, but uh, of course, we ended up in tolstoy’s house, i was struck by its gloominess. curtained windows, so as not to get into the light, i remember this d

, in the top row standing the very left ilya lvoevich, lev lvoevich, alexandra lvovna, eldest son lvoeviche revolution, were scattered by fate across a variety of countries, we still count them that way for children, for example, the mikhalics in france in america, the lvovichs in sweden. tatiana's descendants in italy, that's how we more or less think in the czech republic and everyone associated with our families, we are called serbian fats, because the history of our families is connected with such an important period of their lives, the difficult period of emigration to yugoslavia, to serbia, here we are, fat serbians, and so when my dad told me gave these two books, and they both unusually described the clear clearing as such an amazing place, happy, joyful, and i really wanted to go there, and my first visit, it gave birth to very mixed feelings in me, we came to the house, we really can’t to say that we were really happy there, but of course we ended up in tolstoy’s house. i was struck by its kind of gloominess, the windows were curtained so as not to let in the light, i remember th