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- --- Scherbatov PDF (Translated with Google) https://loikoblog.files.wordpress.com/2017/01/loiko-e-n-sibniie-chkola-sibirskoi-energetiki-2015.pdf
page 128-35
I began to search for Aleksey Shcherbatov's book "The Right to the Past21"
believing that in it I will find the correct and complete history of the Sergei family
Borisovich Shcherbatov. Being in Canada, it was not easy. After
long searches, in which I met good people, I still
they sent a book from Moscow. At the same time I established a connection with my second wife
Alexey Shcherbatova - Larissa Krivoruchkina-Shcherbatova, her friend in
Moscow, Raisa Urazovaya. Larissa did not believe in this transformation of Prince Dmitry
in Shcherbakova V.K. After reading the above-mentioned book, "The Right to the Past," I am also in it
He did not find a related story about the fate of the family of Sergei Borisovich Shcherbatov.
To convince you, my reader, I will have to do a few below
scattered excerpts from this book.
Excerpts from the book "The Right to the Past":
". . . . Children of Sergei Shcherbatov older
me: Boris - at thirteen, already
graduated from the Lyceum, Dmitry - ten
(inaccuracy! -for seven years, remark
my, E.L).
Who would have guessed then,
that the boys Shcherbatov
did not it take long to live?
Dmitry together with others
relatives were shot by security officers
at the very beginning of 1921 under
Smolensk. Boris in 1918
invited as an interpreter for
work with the British in the North
the army of General Miller. English
intervention in the region of Arkhangelsk
ended before the defeat of this
army red. English, little
interested in helping Russia,
in fact betrayed white comrades-in-arms:
fled in 1920, having had time to take out
huge reserves of forest. Boris remained with
colleagues and fell into the number of several hundred young officers and cadets,
which Chekist Mikhail Tsiderbaum-Kedrov, a mentally ill person,
recently released from a madhouse, ordered to put on a barge
and blew it up in the White Sea. All, of course, perished. At a meeting with Kerensky, among
I asked him this one too: "What is the purpose of the decree
The Provisional Government released criminals and
Are you crazy? ". Alexander Fedorovich, as usual, covered himself with philosophical
a discussion of freedom for all. The news of Boris's death we received already in
Yalta. And at that moment I regretted that I had so little to do with him. He was
a real young gentleman, very elegant, intelligent, sweet. " (pages
21-22 of the book, EL).
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