Observed arrival · 2026-11-04
Madame Mirceva’s family archive
A family-led cultural-heritage project traces ballerina Nadine Wulffius through her personal library, family documents, timeline, and a bilingual play edition.
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- Readers of ballet history and Russian émigré culture
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- The library lists refugee-era books from 1945–1948, including a 1948 Latvian–English dictionary.
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The library catalog gives individual volumes dates and descriptors, including an inscribed copy marked “1965?” and several refugee-era editions. The play section identifies a four-act work by Lev Urvantsoz and says its supplied bilingual edition pairs Russian pre-reform transcription with an English translation. The timeline is visibly unfinished, with many entries still showing prompts for dates, images, or milestones.
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