War rages and he obtained a gun licence
It is 1918 and Russia is in the last stages of World War II. On the 3rd of March of that year the newly formed
Writing about my family, history and moments in time.
A letter to a deserter; you do not exist for us…
That is the gist of the letter I found among my grandparent’s possessions. It was written by my grandfather, Lt Pavel Voronov (Paul Woronoff). This
A Book Over One Hundred Years Old, Fragile and Falling Apart
Once again I find myself with a conundrum, and once again it has to do with something I have inherited, a book so fragile it
Funeral arrangements for a Tsar – memories of my great grandmother
The recent death of the Queen of England, and the arrangements for her funeral, made me think of this post from earlier in the year.
More unidentified family photos – men in uniform early 1900s?
This week I thought I would continue to write about unidentified photos – this time from the maternal side of my family. But perhaps someone
The frustrations of old unidentified family photographs
Is there anything more frustrating than inheriting a lot of family photographs which are not identifiable? I almost think it is worse to have photographs
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