Evidence Reference
Filip-Lucian Iorga, "The Onou Family" (scholarly essay)
Associated with Baron Alexandre Jomini
Citation
Filip-Lucian Iorga, "The Onou Family: from the Moldavian country squires to the aristocrats who played a role in the Russian diplomacy during World War I and the Bolshevik Revolution," academic essay. Documents Alexandre Jomini (1814–1888) as son of the military strategist Antoine-Henri Jomini and senior figure in the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs; his daughter Louise Alexandrovna Baroness Jomini married Michel Onou (Russian embassy counsellor at Constantinople 1869–1879 and later Minister Plenipotentiary of Russia in Greece), giving rise to the Jomini–Onou family archive.
Supporting claim
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Baron Alexandre Jomini (1814–1888), son of the military strategist Antoine-Henri Jomini, was a senior figure in the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs during the reign of Alexander II. His daughter Louise Alexandrovna Baroness Jomini married Michel Onou, Russian embassy counsellor at Constantinople 1869–1879 and later Minister Plenipotentiary of Russia in Greece; the resulting family archive is known as the Jomini–Onou papers.