Register of the Andrei Lobanov-Rostovsky papers
1892 | Born in Yokohama, Japan. |
1920 | Left Russia after serving in the White Army. |
1917 | Witnesses outbreak of the Russian Revolution. |
1914-1918 | Abandoned legal studies at St. Petersburg to serve in the Russian Imperial Army during World War I. |
1945-1962 | Served as professor of Russian History at the University of Michigan. |
1936 | Became an American citizen. |
1930-1945 | Served as a professor at the University of California at Los Angeles. |
1930 | Came to the United States. |
1924-1930 | Lectured in the School of Slavonic Studies of the University of London and at the British Royal Institute of International Affairs. |
Served as a foreign correspondent for Baring Brothers, Limited, London. | |
1920-1923 | Attended the Institut des Sciences Politiques of the University of Paris. |
1979 | Died in Washington, D.C. |
Scope and Content of Collection
Subjects and Indexing Terms
Correspondence 1938-1974
Speeches and Writings 1928-1972
Essays 1928-1962
A-P 1929-1960
"A Forgotten Battle: Chemulpo" 1958
"An Aspect of Russian Philosophical Thought" undated
"Arab Countries" undated
"Bibliography of Work on Russian Imperial Army" undated
"Correspondence Diplomatique" 1929
"Illusions and Realities of International Cooperation" 1934
"Introduction to Section IV" undated
"Kievan Russia" 1948
"Lecture Given November 18, 1960"
"The Pattern of Anglo-Russian Relations through the Century" undated
"Poland" undated
"The Problem of Authority" undated
"The Problem of Strategic Frontiers" undated
"Psychological Undercurrents of the Russian Revolution" undated
"Rhythm and Meaning in Russian History" undated
"Russia and Manchuria" undated
"Russian Expansion in the Far East in the Light of the Turner Hypothesis" 1957
"Russian Imperialism in Asia" undated
"Some Aspects of the Far Eastern Crisis" 1938
"The Soviet Challenge Today" 1962
"The Soviet Muslim Republics in Central Asia" 1928
"Tampa Lecture" undated
"The United States and Russia" 1947
"University of Toronto" 1951
Manuscripts undated
Russian History undated
Russian History undated
Speeches 1936-1973
"Asia May Lead the World" 1939
"Bleak Christmas for Europe" 1938
"Catherine the Second" undated
"Chamberlain a Poor Poker Player" 1938
"The Changing Face of Europe" 1973
"Dictators Called Result of World Conditions" 1937
"Europe on a Powder Keg" 1936
"Future Seen for China" 1938
"I Was There" 1940
"Indian River College Commencement Address" 1966
"Japan has 'Mein Kampf' Too" 1939
"Mad Czar has Cure for War" 1938
"The Pacific Story" 1945
"Peace and the Problem of Eastern Asia, Russia, and Japan" 1945
"Peace and the Problem of Eastern Europe" undated
"Revolutions on Schedule" 1937
"Through War and Revolution" 1936
Printed Matter 1926-1974
Articles 1935-1974
Lists undated
Monographs 1930-1956
F-G 1940-1944
Frontiers of the Future 1940
Global Politics 1944
I 1930-1938
Institute of International Relations 1930
Institute of World Affairs 1938
I-R 1936-1956
Institute of World Affairs 1936
Recent Soviet Trends 1956
U 1947
The United States in the Postwar World 1947
W 1943
The World Crisis and World Reconstruction 1943
Serial Issues 1926-1970
The Asiatic Review 1926
The Contemporary Review 1928
The Edinburgh Review 1928
Harlequinade 1931
The Hibbert Journal undated
History 1929
The Journal of Asiatic Studies 1958
The Living Age 1938
Michigan Alumnus 1947-1955
Occassional Papers: Center for Japanese Studies 1952
The Realist 1929
The Russian Review 1948
The Slavonic Review 1927-1928
Texas Quarterly 1960
General Notes 1917-1972
General Notes 1917-1972
Lecture Notes undated
Ancient History undated
Balkans undated
Classical Music undated
Far East undated
History of France undated
History of Revolution undated
History of Russia, 18th-20th Century undated
History of Sweden, Scandinavia, and Ancient Russia undated
International Relations undated
Middle Ages undated
Military History of Europe undated
Modern Europe undated
Russia undated
Russian History undated
Russian Literature undated
Spain and Scandinavia undated
Photographs undated