Jarevna
Also known as: Jarevna
Culture · Transport
Show in diary 1 mention Jarevna (Tsarevna)
A vessel, not a person. On 1 December 1874, watching the crowd at the Nice station hoping to see the Empress, Marie notes that Walitsky saw her with «le consul Pelikan et Rangouli, capitaine de la Jarevna» (027.0106). Tsarevna is the Russian word for a tsar's daughter or princess; the ship is not identified further and no source on disk gives details.
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