Word: youssoupovs
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...character of Prince Chegodiev resembles Grand Duke Dmitri* quite as much as it does Prince Youssoupov...
...cannot explain why," said Prince Youssoupov, "but I suddenly seized him by both arms and violently shook him. As I did that his eyes trembled and lifted...
Frightened, Youssoupov pulled a pistol from his pocket and fired into the monk's greasy soutane. Rasputin, foaming at the mouth, kept whispering "Felix, Felix." Youssoupov rushed upstairs where Grand Duke Dmitri. Deputy Purishkevitch and another conspirator named Sukhotin were waiting. "He's alive! He's alive!" cried the Prince. They could hear Rasputin bellowing as he crawled upstairs on hands and knees. Purishkevitch fired three more shots, and Rasputin was pushed out on the sidewalk...
...course, of course," snapped Prince Youssoupov, "I am not a professional murderer...
Next came a file of potent witnesses who testified that they could find no connection between the character of the cinema's Princess Natasha and Princess Youssoupov. Most impressive was Commander Oliver Stillingfleet Locker-Lampson. Now a Conservative M. P. for Birmingham, he is the son of famed Poet Frederick Locker-Lampson. During the War he went to Russia in command of a squadron of armored cars. Last week in London he testified...