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English: Prince Felix Yusupof, at whose palace on the Moika Canal, Grigori Rasputin was killed, and his wife, the Grand Duchess Irene Alexandrovna, niece of the late Czar.
Español: El príncipe Felix Yusupov y su mujer la gran duquesa Irene Alexandrovna (sobrina del último zar Nicolás II). En su palacio junto al Canal de MOika fue asesinado Rasputín. |
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| Source | Published in Inside the Russian Revolution by Rheta Louise Child Dorr (New York: Macmillan, 1917) |
| Author | Boasson and Eggler St. Petersburg Nevsky 24. |
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