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Illustrations

1. The Russian Orthodox Church, Ennismore Gardens, the principal church for Russian émigrés in London.

2. Berezova Rudka, (formerly Beriozovaya Rudka), Ukraine, the country seat of the Zakrevsky family, where Moura spent much of her childhood.

3. Moura with her husband Djon von Benckendorff, at the Berlin races, 1913.

4. Meriel Buchanan during her time as a nurse at the war hospital in Petrograd.
c
. 1916.

5. The Red House, Yendel (now known as Jäneda Manor). Built by Djon von Benckendorff in 1910–15 based on William Morris’s Red House at Bexleyheath, London.