Posted by Allan Raymond on 3/11/2009, 23:55:48, in reply to "Paley failure"
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Strange? Olga's surviving son is now mentioned on Marlene's Blog. Allan Raymond --Previous Message-- : : : In her recent blog about the death of Olga, : princess Paley, Ms Koenig mentions that she : was survived by her four daughters. : However, her surviving son, the elder son, : Aleksanteri von Pistohlkors, fails to get : that mention from said Koenig. : : http://genealogics.org/getperson.php?personID=I00308943&tree=LEO : Aleksanteri von Pistohlkors -formerly an : adjutant of the Governor-General of Finland : in Helsinki- lived a few decades after the : revolution and after the death his mother, : and it's actually somewhat attested that he : had activities in emigrant circles in Paris. : : I gather he deceased only in 1940s. : : He is not mentioned at all in Koenig's blog: : : http://royalmusingsblogspotcom.blogspot.com/2009/11/princess-paley-dead-at-63.html : : Aleksanteri von Pistohlkors' young daughters : travelled by their step-grandfather grD : Paul's private train when fleeing the : revolution.... : Princess Olga did that (= made use of her : husband's privileges and train) in benefit : of her granddaughters. : : One of those little girls became Countess : Pahlen in Finland and another baroness Ramel : in Sweden. : : :