At the club meeting, they will discuss the princes Obolensky and Trubetskoy. Historian Alexander Mramornov will present a book created based on diaries and family archives. The Club of Lovers of Russian History, Philosophy, and Literature was established by the Losev House in collaboration with the Union of Descendants of Nobility. Here, history is perceived as an experience that requires reflection-philosophical and even religious-without which facts easily turn into a dry list. At the third meeting of the club, historian and public figure, candidate of historical sciences Alexander Igorevich Mramornov will speak. He will present the recently published book "The Voice of Living Memory. A Family Saga about the Princes Obolensky and Trubetskoy." The author of the book is Elizaveta Zaika-Voivod, born Princess Trubetskaya. Relying on the diary of her mother, the then young Lyubasha Obolenskaya, and other documentary relics, she gathered the story of a large family that emigrated to France after the revolution and then to America. The book tells about the everyday life, social, and creative activities of the noble family. The meeting will be hosted by the head of the Union of Descendants of Nobility Oleg Shcherbachev. Where to go in Moscow on weekends will be suggested by our website.