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Russian royalty now running embroidery
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Russian royalty now running embroidery shop in Paris ._x000D_
Princess Maria ( The Grand Duchess Maria Pavlovna ) who , at the time of the revolution found herself in Kiev from whence she was fortunate enough to escape to Romania . She is now running an embroidery shop in Paris _x000D_
27 February 1925
Title: Russian royalty now running embroidery
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Russian royalty now running embroidery shop in Paris .
_x000D_
Princess Maria ( The Grand Duchess Maria Pavlovna ) who , at the time of the revolution found herself in Kiev from whence she was fortunate enough to escape to Romania .
She is now running an embroidery shop in Paris _x000D_
27 February 1925.
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