Anna ivanovna
1693–1740, empress of russia 1730–40.
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anna ivanovna and you will enjoy it, and it will be new and interesting for the children.
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the carnival was, however, held during the last century by anna ivanovna, in a style surp-ssing that of her ancestors.
the international monthly, volume 5, no. 4, april, 1852 various
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