The library of the project “History of the Russian State” is the best monuments of world literature recommended by Boris Akunin, which reflect the biography of our country from its very origins. Diaries and memoirs of Anna Fedorovna Tyutcheva, who spent almost 13 years at the court of Nicholas I and Alexander II (1853–1866), belong to the best examples of Russian memoirs. These are the most valuable sources on the history of Russia in the 19th century. The eldest daughter of the great Russian poet F.I. Tyutchev was superior in intelligence and education to many people around her, had her own view on the most important events of that era and was not afraid to declare it. The exceptional position of a close and trusted representative of the empress made it possible for Tyutcheva to be aware of all events at court. The strictest secrets, including alcove ones, no matter how well they are hidden, are reflected on the pages of her diary and memoirs. It's hard to say what's most interesting about her notes. There are stories for every taste. The publishing design is preserved in PDF A4 format.