VOICED : Russian Revolution: the Russian dispora in France looks back

The transcript details the story of Eugene Botkin, a doctor to the Russian Imperial family, who was killed in 1918. His family, including his daughter Tatiana, narrowly escaped and settled in France in 1926. The narrative explores the broader Russian diaspora in France during the 1920s, highlighting the cultural connections and challenges faced by Russian emigrants. Igor, a descendant, shares his childhood memories and the importance of preserving these stories.

Who was Eugene Botkin and what was his role in the Russian Imperial family?

What tragic event occurred to Eugene Botkin and his family in 1918?

Describe the circumstances that led to Catherine's family leaving Russia.

What factors made France an attractive destination for Russian émigrés in the 1920s?

How did Igor of Chanco's family adapt to life in France after their migration?