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La principessa Ksenija Georgievna Romanova ( San Pietroburgo, 22 agosto 1903 – Glen Cove, 17 settembre 1965) era figlia del granduca Georgij Michajlovič e della granduchessa Marija Georgievna (nata principessa di Grecia ), e sorella minore della principessa Nina Georgievna.
La principessa Ksenija Georgievna Romanova era figlia del granduca Georgij Michajlovič e della granduchessa Marija Georgievna , e sorella minore della principessa Nina Georgievna.
Xenia Georgievna Romanova. From Wikimedia Commons, the free media repository. English: Xenia Georgievna (born August 22, 1903, Mikhailovskoe, Russia; died September 17, 1965, Glen Cove, New York) was the daughter of Grand Duke George Mikhailovich and Princess Maria Georgievna of Greece and Denmark.
Ksenija Aleksandrovna Romanova (1875-1960) – figlia dello zarevic Alessandro e di Dagmar di Danimarca. Ksenija Georgievna Romanova (1903-1965) – figlia del granduca Georgij Michajlovič e della granduchessa Marija Georgievna. Pagine correlate. Romanov (disambigua) Romanova.
- Early Life
- Early Marriage
- Charitable Works
- Russo-Japanese War
- World War I and The Collapse of The Empire
- Exile from Russia
- Later Years
- Issue and Later Marriage
- Family Relations
- Archives
Grand Duchess Xenia Alexandrovna was born on 6 April [O.S. 25 March] 1875 at the Anichkov Palace in St. Petersburg. She was the elder daughter among the six children of the Tsesarevich Alexander and his wife, Grand Duchess Maria Feodorovna of Russia (née Princess Dagmar of Denmark). After the assassination of her paternal grandfather Tsar Alexander...
Xenia and her paternal first cousin once removed Grand Duke Alexander Mikhailovich of Russia, her eventual husband, played together as friends in the 1880s. Alexander, usually called Sandro, was also a friend of her brother, Nicholas. In 1886, 20-year-old Alexander was serving in the navy. Eleven-year-old Xenia sent him a card when his ship was in ...
Xenia contributed strongly to charitable works. She was a member of the Women's Patriotic Association. From 1903, Xenia was patron of the Creche Society of St. Petersburg, which looked after poor working-class children while their parents were at work. She took a particular interest in hospitals for patients with tuberculosisin the Crimea, perhaps ...
On 25 January 1904, Xenia recorded in her diary that war had been declared between Russia and Japan. The previous December, Xenia had told the War Minister, Kuropatkin, that there would be no war and that her brother did not want war. The War Minister said the whole matter might be outside the control of Russia.As war broke out, there was unrest in...
The outbreak of war caught Xenia and her mother unaware: Xenia was in France while the Dowager Empress was in London. They arranged to meet in Calais, where the private train of the Dowager Empress was waiting to take them to Russia, being confident that the German Kaiser Wilhelm II would let them through. Arriving in Berlin, they found the line to...
Xenia arrived at Ai-Todor where she joined her mother, husband, and sister on 28 March 1917. At the end of November, Xenia wrote to her brother Nicholas in Tobolskin Siberia, In 1918, while in Crimea, Xenia learnt that her brother Nicholas II, his wife, and their children had been murdered by the Bolsheviks. Her other surviving brother, Michael, ha...
On 17 May 1920, Xenia had been granted Letters of Administration as eldest sister and heir to her brother Nicholas's estate in England worth five hundred British pounds sterling. Her husband Sandro was living at this time in Paris. By 1925, Xenia's financial situation had become desperate. King George V, who was her first cousin, allowed her to set...
Xenia and Alexander had seven children together, one daughter followed by six sons: 1. Princess Irina Alexandrovna of Russia (15 July 1895 – 26 February 1970) m. Prince Felix Yussupov 2. Prince Andrei Alexandrovich of Russia (24 January 1897 – 8 May 1981) m. 1. Donna Elisabeth Ruffo-Sasso, m. 2. Nadine McDougall 3. Prince Feodor Alexandrovich of Ru...
Xenia had a close relationship with her brother Nicholas II and his wife before they married. When Nicholas and Alexandra moved into the Alexander Palace after their own marriage, Xenia and Alexander (known in the family as "Sandro") spent the evenings together in the new billiard room. A source of gradual resentment grew between Xenia and Alexandr...
Xenia Alexandrovna's personal papers (including family correspondence, diaries and photographs) are preserved in the "Grand Duchess Ksenii͡a Aleksandrovna Papers" collection in the Hoover Institution Archives (Stanford, California, USA). Of particular interest in this collection is Xenia Alexandrovna's correspondence with her brother, Emperor Nicho...
- Cimetière de Roquebrune-Cap-Martin, Roquebrune-Cap-Martin, France
- Holstein-Gottorp-Romanov
Cristoforo aveva comunque già un figliastro, William Bateman Leeds Jr (1902-1971), il quale sposò, nel 1921, la principessa Ksenija Georgievna Romanova; quest'ultima era una nipote di Cristoforo attraverso la sorella maggiore, Maria, moglie del granduca Georgij Michajlovič di Russia.
Storia. 09 Feb 2023. Julia Khakimova. Santa Ksenija di Pietroburgo, nata tra il 1719 e il 1731 e morta attorno al 1802. Dominio pubblico. Seguici su Telegram. Nel Settecento, dopo essere...
