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| She never was a tsaritsa. You can call her '''tsarevna''' (tsar's daughter) or regent, but she never ruled Russia as independent ruler, only as regent for her younger brothers ] and ]. | |||
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The German Edition of the Diary (1849) is not complete, although the editor states this in his foreword! Instead the editor left out all (long!) passages which dealt with every day life and war cruelties which to him were obviously of minor interest to the reader. He fills in the gaps with short sentences hinting at the missing text. That is the only way the reader learns about those omittances.
Maren Lorenz, Hamburg, Germany
"against the tsaritsa Sophia Alekseyevna" She never was a tsaritsa. You can call her tsarevna (tsar's daughter) or regent, but she never ruled Russia as independent ruler, only as regent for her younger brothers Peter and Ivan.