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Talleyrand Perigord
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Talon rouge
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Tamancheff
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Tamancheff
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Tanlay
Person[Research needed]
Tannhauser
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Tante
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tante Marie
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Tarbe
Person[Research needed]
Tarente
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Tarnakoff
PersonA gentleman who briefly accompanied the Bashkirtseff family in their carriage during the Mardi Gras carnival festivities.
Tattegrain
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Tcherkassky
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Tcherniakovka
PlaceFormer Bashkirtseff family estate in the Poltava region of Ukraine. The name may derive from "chornyi" (black/dark in Ukrainian/Russian), suggesting a dark feature of the landscape. The suffix -ovka indicates a village or estate. The property was lost as part of the family's broader economic decline following the 1861 emancipation reforms, but continued to provide agricultural income that supported the Bashkirtseff family's lifestyle abroad.
Tchernicheff
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Tchernichoff
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Tchernichoff Krouglikoff
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Tchernisky
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Tchernitsky
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Tchoumakoff
Person[Research needed]
Te Deum
PlaceAncient Latin Christian hymn of praise, traditionally sung at special celebrations and thanksgivings.
Teachers and Tutors
PersonMarie Bashkirtseff's education in Nice involved multiple teachers and tutors, reflecting the comprehensive education expected for young women of her social class. These educators taught various subjects and represented different nationalities and specialties.
Teatro del Fondo
Place- Type: places - theaters
Tebbitt Family
PersonEnglish family in Nice society. Marie dismisses them as ordinary, not part of the elegant world.
Teheran
Person- Type: people - mentioned
Temple
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Terffidua
CultureA young man who appears to be pursuing Marie and her companions in Nice. The name may be a pseudonym or nickname that Marie uses to refer to him.
Ternes
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Testament
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The Allen Family
PersonEnglish or American family in Nice including Mr. Allen, Mrs. Allen, and their son "le jeune Allen," who socialize with the Bashkirtseff and Howard families.
The Barber of Seville (Le Barbier de Séville)
CultureOpera buffa by Gioachino Rossini (1816), based on Beaumarchais' comedy. One of the most popular comic operas of the 19th century.
The City
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The Hungarian
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The Islands
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The Morning Post
Culture*The Morning Post* was a conservative British daily newspaper published in London from 1772 to 1937, when it was absorbed by *The Daily Telegraph*. During the 19th century, it was the preferred newspaper of the British aristocracy and the social elite, known for its Court Circular, society columns, and coverage of fashionable events. It had a notably Tory political orientation.
The Tutscheff Family
PlaceA Russian family in Nice whose social choices caused tension in Marie's family's social relationships.
Theater
CultureThis thematic tag collects diary paragraphs where Marie discusses theatrical performances, plays, actors, the theater as social venue, and theatrical metaphors for life.
Theater (Théâtre)
PlaceTheater-going is a central social activity in Marie's Nice life during the 1873-74 winter season. The theater serves as both entertainment and crucial social observatory where she watches aristocratic society, tracks Gioia, and is observed by potential suitors like Lambertye.
Theatre
Person[Research needed]
Theatre de la Gaite
Place- Type: places - theaters
Theatre de la Porte Saint Martin
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Theatre de la Renaissance
Place- Type: places - theaters
Theatre des Bouffes
Place- Type: places - theaters
Theatre des Italiens
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Theatre des Varietes
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Theatre du Vaudeville
Place- Type: places - theaters
Théâtre Français Nice
Person- Type: people - mentioned
Theatre Historique
Place- Type: places - theaters
Théâtre Italien Nice
Person- Type: people - mentioned
Theatre-Francais
Place- Type: places - theaters
Theolog
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Théophile Gautier
PlaceThéophile Gautier (1811-1872) was a French poet, novelist, journalist, and art critic. He is best known as a major proponent of "art for art's sake" (*l'art pour l'art*) and as a bridge between Romanticism and later aesthetic movements.
Therese
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Thiers
Person[Research needed]
Thilenius
Person- Type: people - mentioned
Thomas de Barbarin
PersonFrench acquaintance who attends Marie's social gatherings in Paris in late 1880.
Thouvenel
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Three Graces Society
CultureA playful society formed by Marie Bashkirtseff and the Sapogenikoff sisters in Nice during spring 1875. Named after the three Graces (Charites) from Greek mythology.
Tibet
PersonYoung man at the Howards' children's matinee who shows attention to Marie.
Tichkevitch
PersonPerson mocked along with Mlle Kolokolzoff by Marie's social circle.
Tir aux pigeons
PersonPigeon shooting event in Nice/Monte Carlo area, popular aristocratic sport.
Tireuse de cartes
Person[Research needed]
Tiste
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Tite
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Tite Live
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Tofano
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Toilette
CultureIn 19th-century French, "toilette" had two related meanings: (1) the process of dressing, grooming, and preparing one's appearance, and (2) the resulting outfit or ensemble. Marie uses both senses extensively. "Faire sa toilette" (to make one's toilette) was the elaborate morning ritual of bathing, dressing, hairdressing, and accessorizing that could take one or two hours for a woman of her class.
Toledo
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Toledo Naples
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Tolkatch
PersonTolkatch is a juge d'instruction (examining magistrate/investigator) involved in a legal case connected to the Bashkirtseff family. Marie's uncle Alexandre has manipulated him through an elaborate scheme.
Tolomo
Person- Type: people - mentioned
Tolstoy (Tolstoï)
PlaceThe Tolstoy family appears 19 times in Marie Bashkirtseff's diary during 1873-1874. While the name immediately brings to mind the famous writer Leo Tolstoy, the diary references appear to be to members of the broader Tolstoy family who were part of the Russian expatriate community in Nice.
Tolstoy family
Person- Type: people - mentioned
Tony Robert-Fleury
PersonTony Robert-Fleury (1837-1911) was a French academic painter and teacher. Son of the celebrated painter Joseph-Nicolas Robert-Fleury (1797-1890), Tony became one of the principal instructors at Academie Julian, where he taught Marie Bashkirtseff.
Tony Robert-Fleury
Person"Tony" in Marie's diary refers to Tony Robert-Fleury (1837-1911), the academic painter and principal instructor at the Academie Julian's women's atelier. The comprehensive entry is at [#Robert_Fleury](../artists/ROBERT_FLEURY.md).
Tony Robert-Fleury
PersonThis entry is a duplicate. The comprehensive entry for Tony Robert-Fleury (1837-1911) is at [#Robert_Fleury](../artists/ROBERT_FLEURY.md), which contains his full biography, teaching career, physical description from Marie's diary, and significance in her artistic development.
Torlonia
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Torniole
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Tortoni
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Toulon
PlaceToulon is a major port city on the Mediterranean coast in southeastern France. Marie passes through Toulon on August 28, 1873, during her train journey from Paris to Nice.
Toulouse
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Tour de Nesle
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Tour Saint Jacques
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Tourguenieff
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Tournon
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Tourville
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Tower of London
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Train
Person[Research needed]
Tramway
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Trassawsky
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Travel
CultureThis thematic tag collects diary paragraphs where Marie describes travel — departures, arrivals, journeys by train, carriage, or ship, hotel stays, and the experience of moving between the many places she inhabited.
Trebinsky
PersonSomeone in Marie's circle whom she refers to as "le sauvage Trebinsky" (the savage Trebinsky) and "apprentis-vétérinaires" (apprentice veterinarians). The hostile tone suggests someone spreading rumors about Marie's health.
Tregouboff
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Trehern
PersonMember of the Monaco shooting society in the 1870s.
Tremolile
Person[Research needed]
Trent
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Trente et quarante
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Trieste
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Trifon
PersonLong-serving family servant suspected of stealing 1,200 roubles from the Bashkirtseff father's cashbox. Son of servant who served family for 40 years.
Triphemdos
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Triphon
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Trobillant
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Trocadero
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Troie
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Troili
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Troubestkoy
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Troubetskoy
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Troubetzkoy
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Trouville
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Troyon
Person[Research needed]
Tuberculose / Phtisie
CultureTuberculosis (TB), known in the 19th century as "phtisie" (phthisis) or "consomption" (consumption), was the leading cause of death in Europe throughout the 1800s. The disease primarily attacks the lungs but can affect other organs. It was not understood to be caused by a bacterium (*Mycobacterium tuberculosis*) until Robert Koch's discovery in 1882 — during Marie's lifetime.
Tuileries
Person[Research needed]
Turin
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Turkey (Turquie / Ottoman Empire)
PlaceTurkey, more precisely the Ottoman Empire, appears in Marie Bashkirtseff's diary primarily in political context. The Russo-Turkish War of 1877-1878 was a major event during Marie's diary years, and the "Eastern Question" (the fate of Ottoman territories in Europe) was a constant topic of diplomatic discussion. Marie, as both a Russian national and a resident of France, would have followed these events with particular interest.
Turquan
Person[Research needed]
Turquie
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Tutcheff
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Tutcheff Family
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Tzarskoie Selo (Tsarskoye Selo)
PlaceTsarskoye Selo (literally "Tsar's Village," now Pushkin) was the principal summer residence of the Russian emperors, located about 25 km south of St. Petersburg. The town centered on two magnificent palaces -- the Catherine Palace (with its famous Amber Room) and the Alexander Palace. For the Bashkirtseff family and all Russian nobility, Tsarskoye Selo represented the pinnacle of imperial grandeur.