Family
On January 11, 1898 Pavlo Skoropadsky has married a Russian noblewoman Aleksandra Durnovo, a descendant of a big Russian family of statesmen and landowners. Aleksandra Durnovo was a daughter of the Russian military and statesman Pyotr Durnovo and Maria Vasiliyevna (a Tatar noble family of Kochubei).
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- Maria (1898-1959), married Adam de Montrésor
- Yelyzaveta (1899-1975), married Mr.Kuzhym; a painter, sculptor, leader of Hetman Movement (1959-?)
- Petro (1900-1956), epilepsy ill
- Danylo (1906-1957)
- Pavlo (1915-1918), died from a disease
- Olena (1919-present), married Gerd Ginder (?-April 10, 1945) on August 31, 1943; married Ludwig Ott on March 20, 1948
- Alexandra (1954-present)
- Irene (1954-present)
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the same family of orange and pink faces
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