A family of Central Europe. Through the storm:
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| Beschreibung: | This book comprises two works by Maria Czapska. 1. A Family of Central Europe, originally published in Polish in 1970 under the title: Europa w rodzinie, later translated into French as: Une famille d'Europe centrale 1772-1914. 2. Through the storm, originally published in Polish in 1978 under the title: Czas odmieniony, later translated into French as: À travers la tourmente |
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| adam_text | CONTENTS A FAMILY OF CENTRAL EUROPE PREFACE........................................................................................................................................................ π FOREWORD................................................................................................................................................ 19 I. TWO ANCESTORS (і8ТН CENTURY)................................................................................................................................... 21 1905. At grandmother’s, in Curland. The Chinese porcelain vases of Otto Magnus Stackelberg ambassador to Catherine II. / The three Meyendorff girls’ visit to their grandfather, Gustav Ernst Stackelberg in Paris. / G. E. Stackelberg and Marie Duplessis (“The Lady of the Camelias”). / Elizabeth de Meyendorff marries count Emeryk Czapski in 1854. / The Czapskifamily. / Franciszek Stanisław Czapski, last voyevoda of Chełmno, Emeryk’s grandfather. Prince Karol Radziwiłł. / Franciszek Stanisław Czapski marries Weronika Radziwiłł in 1772. / Works and political speeches by Franciszek Stanisław Czapski. II. KAROL AND STANISŁAW CZAPSKI (BEGINNING OF I9TH CENTURY).............................................................. 31 Lithuania. Childhood and adolescence of the Czapski brothers, Franciszek Stanisław and Weronika Radziwitl s sons. / Stanisław in Prince Dominik Radziwitt’s, his cousin’s, retinue. / Reception at Mrs Branicka’s, the widow of the great hetman. / The year 1812./ Stanisław Czapskiforms a regiment and joins Napoleon. Karol, a mem ber of the provisional
governmentfor the department ofMinsk. / Amnestied by Tsar Alexander I, both brothers return to their country and get married. / Karol and wife settle at Stańków, Stanisław and wife at Swojatycze (gov. of Minsk). / Anecdotes about our great grandfather Karol’s amusements. His descendants. ni. la société............................................................................................................................................................................. 39 The three Meyendorffsisters’ marriages. / The Baltic barons and their importance in Russia. / Privileges of Euro pean and international high society at the time. / “Tale of a Sister,” by Mme. Craven, nee La Ferronays. IV. EMERYK CZAPSKI AND THE CRIMEAN WAR (1855)............................................................................................... 45 Stańków and Przyłuki, the two family estates, separated by the watershed line. / Birds and flowers in Minsk province. / Grandmother and the birches in the Stańków park. / E. Czapski given inspection mission in Crimea after the war by Tsar Alexander I. / Crimea in grandfather’s letters to his wife. Adam Mickiewicz’s sonnets. / Florence Nightingale and ambassador Lord Stratford. / Polish divisionformed by Count Zamoyski./Lord Stratford and Countess Zamoyska. / Paris Congress. / Lifestyle ofprivileged class in 19th century. V. THE THUN CHRONICLE (1636-1945)............................................................................................................................ 57 Tetschen (Děčin) Castle in the Sudetes. The family’s origins. Count
Franz Anton Thun-Hohenstein (1788-1873). / His position and role. His activities, ideas, descendants. / His sons’ Friedrich and Leopold’s, careers. / Chopin at Tetschen. / Youja Thun. Count Frederick Thun weds Leopoldine von Lamberg. / 1848 Revolution. / Mission entrusted to Friedrich Thun before Tsar Nicholas I. / The Hungarian cause. / The Frankfurt confederation. / Dissensions between count Thun and Otto von Bismarck. / Amschel Rothschild./Friedrich Thun, Austrian ambas sador to Russia. His wife, our maternal grandmother’s, memories./Death ofFranz Anton Thun (1873) and his son Friedrich (1881). Continuation of his youngest son, Leopold Thun’s, career. /Fall ofAustria and Prussia. / Germans ejectedfrom Baltic provinces, Prussia, and Sudetenland in 1945. VI. THE BOX OF LETTERS........................................................................................................................................................ 83 Family files atMonrepos (Finland). / Four generations ofNicolay barons and history of their residence. /My visit to Monrepos in 1938.1 am entrusted with my great-grandmother, Sophie de Meyendorff nee Stackelberg’s, cor respondence with her sisters Lise Czapska and Georgine Chicherin. / Story of the youngest of the three sisters. 5
Georgine, Russian diplomat Vassily Chicherirís wife. Vassily’s resignation. Family settles at Tambov, then at the Pokrovsk property. Vassily’s death. His widow’s regrets and scruples. / Her brother-in-law Boris Chicherin, his torian and politician. / Assassination of Tsar Alexander II. Sentences and repressions. / Summer at the estates in central Russia. / Georgine Chicherirís death (1897). / The 1898famine. / Subsequent career ofGeorgine’s chil dren, Sophia and Georgy. Georgy Chicherin emigrates after 1905 revolution, returns to Russia after that of 1917, summoned by Lenin. Named commissarfor Foreign Affairs. Dies in penury, 1936. VII. THE CZAPSKI CHRONICLE............................................................................................................................................................. 97 Edward Czapski condemned to twelve years ofexile in Siberiafor his part in the 1863 insurrection. / Emeryk Czap ski gives up asfunctionary in the service ofRussian empire. / Our grandparents return to Stańków. Their daughter Zofia weds Count Henryk Plater-Zyberk. Their three daughters left in our grandmother’s charge. / E. Czapski’s collections. Catalog of the same illustrated by his wife. / Our grandparents’ stay at Cannes. Their two sons, Karol and Jerzy. Grandfather’s disagreement with the elder, Karol, who is named president of the city of Minsk. / Jerzy and Josephine (Youja) Thun’s engagement. Marriage at Tetschen Castle, 1886./Myparents take overPrzyluki estate. / Our mother’s trousseau. / Great-grandmother, Baroness Meyendorff’s, death in 1891, aged 84.
VIII. THE LAST REFUGE.......................................................................................................................................................................... 115 Our Czapski grandparents’ trips. / Our parents’ stay at Prague and journey to Italy. / Austrian aristocracy. / Karol Czapski marries Maria Puslowska. / The political situation of Galitzia, the Polish province taken over by Austria. / Our grandparents Czapski take up residence in Cracow. / The installation ofgrandfather’s collections. / New relations. / The family grows. / Grandfather’s illness and death in 1896. /Mrs Chicherin and son Georgy in Cracow. / Professor Marian Zdziechowski and Georgy Chicherin admire Polish poetry. / My eldest sister Leopoldyna is left with Ursuline Sisters. / Grandmother takes leave of her sister. / La Toussaint and the lighting of Cracow cemetery. / News of Georgine Chicherirís death. IX. OUR home.............................................................................................................................................................................................. 135 Choice of domestic staff. The location of the mansion. The hill and its tumbled-down Uniat church. / The last Bernardine monk. Wiazyń parish and the little abandoned Catholic church at Wolczkiewicze. / The Dżniewiczes, our neighbors. Miss Gabriela. / Aunt Jadwiga Czapska nee Reytan, and herfamily. / Our regular visitors: the Wańkowiczes, Mrs Lubańska, the guests at the winter hunts. Stanisław prince Radziwiłł. /Our Austrian aunts and uncles. / Relations between Stańków
and Przyłuki (the two family estates). / Our parents visit the princes Radziwiłł at Nieśwież. Princess Jerzy Radziwiłł (Bichette). / The order established at home by our mother: prayers, celebration offestivals. / Uncle Karol’s illness. Our mother’s declining health. / Agricultural exhibition at Minsk. Accident at the “Corso . x. deceases............................................................................................................................................................................ 155 Grandmother Thun’s death (February 1902). / Father Piaskowicki’s death. / Foundation stone of our new church at W. laid. / Thun brothers and sisters gather at Tetschen in spring 1903. / Our mother’s death (August 1903) and that of uncle Karol (January 1904). XI. CHILDHOOD AND ADOLESCENCE................................................................................................................................................ 165 1. Earliest memories: Berchtesgaden and my brother Stanislaw’s birth. Ourfood and dress. Our Lent and that of the people. Easter. 2. Baba. 3. Our priests. 4. Our Jews. 5. Our governesses. 6. My scruples. 7. Travels. 8. Two marriages. 9. Family s visit abroad. 10. Grandmother Czapski. 11. Books and studies. 12. Youth andfreedom. XII. THE WAR....................................................................................................................................................................................................213 Summer 1914. Grand duke Nikolai Nikolaevich’s declarations concerning Poland. War prisoners’ hospital at
Minsk. 1915 exodus. Committeefor the Assistance of War Victims. EPILOGUE 6 221
THROUGH THE STORM I. WAR AGAIN........................................................................................................................................................... 227 The expelled. / Romain Rolland. / The Society for the Assistance of War Victims. / Crimea. / The Western Front and Brusilov’s offensive. / Grandmother’s death. / Lilt. / Rasputin’s assassination. / Ceremonies in commemoration ofHenryk Sienkiewicz - Rózia’s studies. / The airmen. / Stefan Ossowiecki. 1 Tahle turning. /The choice. II. THE REVOLUTION............................................................................................................................................. 243 1917./ Springtime in Petrograd. / The Polish Army. / Byelorussia’sfate. III. THOU SHALT NOT KILL ................................................................................................................................ 253 Tohtoy’s decalog. / Our Petrograd phalanstery. / Our uncle and aunt Meyendorff. / Antek’s letter. The Dark Face. / The Valaam Islands. / The Liquidation Commission. /Antek’s collapse. / The Ekaterinburg murder. /Between two fronts. / Lazarewicze. / The disarmament of the Polish Army Corps. IV. POLAND REVIVES............................................................................................................................................. 273 Homecoming. Warsaw. / Farewell to our home. / My Brother’s mission in Petrograd. / The Merezhkovskys. The Golden Legend. / The orphanage on Krochmalna Street. /Maryna Fahka. V.
INDEPENDENCE................................................................................................................................................... 297 1919. The Polish-Bohhevik war. / 1920. The offensive against Kiev. The Merezhkovskys. / The offensive against Kiev. /Staś is wounded. / The Miracle of the Vistula. / At the Wyszków presbytery. / The Treaty of Riga. EPILOGUE..................................................................................................................................................... 315 X֊ ANNEX.............................................................................................................................................................321 Estates of the families Czapski, Meyendorff and Thun in Central Europe before 1914 333 A FRAGMENT OF THE HUTTEN-CZAPSKI FAMILY GENEALOGY....................................................................334 An overview of connections between the families Czapski, Thun, Meyendorff .......... 336 AFTERWORD.............................................................................................................................................. 337 INDEX........................................................................................................................................................... 341 7
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