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| Princess Irina Alexandrovna, fiancee of Prince Felix Yusupov, 1914 |
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| Prince Felix and Princess Irina with his parents. His mother is holding Irina and Felix's daughter, Irina. 1916 |
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| Irina and her father Grand Duke Alexander Mikhailovitch of Russia |
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| Irina and Grand Duke Alexander in a car |
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| the wedding of Irina and Felix, 1914 |
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| engagement of Felix and Irina |
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| The Imperial family on board the Standard in 1907 |
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| on the Standard 1907 |
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| At Livadia: Alexis with a gift from the King of Italy, 1909 |
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| Colonel in Chief Royal Scots Greys Edinburgh Castle. |
2 comments:
Did they survive the Revolution?
Yes. Felix, Irina and their daughter and both sets of parents got out. Felix, Irina and little Irina were among the passengers on the HMS Marlborough. His parents also left, but lost all their fortune.
After Nicholas' abdicated, Felix and Irina returned briefly to their home, the Moika palace, to get jewelry and 2 Rembrandt paintings .. this is how they financed their exile- as well as the money Felix received from the lawsuit against MGM>
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