Letters (forty -nine) and telegrams (five) Princess Elizabeth Grigoryevna Volkonskaya (born of the brightest princess Volkonskaya) to Prince Mikhail Sergeyevich Volkonsky: about coronation celebrations in Moscow and the speech of Emperor Alexander III of the volost elders

Title	Letters (forty nine) and telegrams (five) Princess Elizabeth Grigoryevna Volkonskaya (born of the bright princess Volkonskaya) to Prince Mikhail Sergeyevich Volkonsky: about coronation celebrations in Moscow and the speech of Emperor Alexander III of the volost elders;On family, economic and monetary matters, about the illness of the son of Prince Sergei Mikhailovich Volkonsky, about treatment abroad of her husband (Prince M.S. Volkonsky), about common acquaintances and relatives
Series	Personal documents of the Volkonsky.Correspondence S.G.Volkonsky, his wife M.H.(born of Raevskaya) and other Volkonsky about the life of the Decembrists at the Petrovsky factory, about personal and family affairs.Materials about property and economy in Nizhny Novgorod, Tambov and Yaroslavsk
Fonds	Volkonsky, princes, Grigory Semenovich (1742-1824), Orenburg governor general, member of the State Council;Sergey Grigoryevich (1788-1865), his son, Decembrist, member of the Southern Society;Mikhail Sergeevich (1832-1909), his grandson, comrade of the Minister of People's
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Letters (forty nine) and telegrams (five) Princess Elizabeth Grigoryevna Volkonskaya (born of the bright princess Volkonskaya) t...