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  1. In 1915, Olga was created Princess Paley by Nicholas II, which allowed Vladimir to use the title of Prince Paley. Prince Vladimir had two elder half-siblings from his father's marriage to Alexandra Georgievna of Greece, née Princess Alexandra of Greece and Denmark: Grand Duchess Maria Pavlovna of Russia and Grand Duke Dmitri Pavlovich of Russia.

  2. Olga Erikovna von Pistohlkors (1886–1887), Olga Erikovna von Pistohlkors (1888–1963), married in 1906 to Alexander, Count Belzig von Kreutz and 1922 to Sergius Fürst Kudaschew Marianna, or Marianne, von Pistohlkors (1890–1976), who married 1908 Peter Durnowo, 1912 Christoph von Derfelden and 1917 Count Nicolaus von Zarnekau. She died in ...

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  4. www.wikiwand.com › pl › Olga_PaleyOlga Paley - Wikiwand

    Olga Walerianowna Karnowicz, Olga Walerianowna Paley, ros. Ольга Валериановна Палей – pani von Pistohlkors, potem hrabina von Hohenfelsen, wreszcie księżna Paley. Druga żona wielkiego księcia Pawła Aleksandrowicza Romanowa. Urodziła się jako Olga Walerianowna Karnowicz w Petersburgu – córka Waleriana Karnowicza i jego żony Olgi Wasiliewny Meszaros. W 1884 ...

  5. fr.wikisource.org › wiki › Auteur:Olga_PaleyOlga Paley - Wikisource

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  6. ·The two paintings are a portrait of Olga Paley, then Olga von Pistolkors, by Konstantin Makovsky and a portrait of Alexander II by George Dawe. Portrait of Countess Olga de Hohenfelsen (1886) is the second Makovsky painting to enter the collection, joining A Boyar Wedding Feast, currently on view in the pavilion.

  7. Olga Valerianowna Fürstin Paley, Gräfin von Hohenfelsen (* 2. Dezember(jul.)/ 14. Dezember 1865(greg.) in Sankt Petersburg; † 2. November 1929 in Paris) war die Geliebte und spätere Ehefrau des russischen Großfürsten Pawel Alexandrowitsch Romanow.