Register of the Ekaterina Breshko-Breshkovskaia Miscellaneous papers, 1919-1931
Register of the Ekaterina Breshko-Breshkovskaia Miscellaneous Papers, 1919-1931
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- Date Completed:
- 1993
- Encoded by:
- Xiuzhi Zhou
| 1844, January 13 | Born, Vitebsk, Russia |
| 1873 | Began revolutionary activity |
| 1874 | Joined the Chaikovskii "To the People" Movement in St. Petersburg. Arrested and sentenced to five years of hard labor |
| 1879 | Exiled to Siberia |
| 1896 | Received permission to return to European Russia. |
| Returned and was active in the Socialist-Revolutionary Party | |
| 1903 | Participated in the International Socialist Congress in Amsterdam, The Netherlands |
| 1903-1905 | Travelled abroad |
| 1905 | Illegally returned to Russia |
| 1908 | Arrested and sentenced to lifetime exile in Siberia |
| 1917 | Freed from exile by the February Revolution |
| 1921 | Left Russia to live in emigration |
| 1931 | Author, Hidden Springs of the Russian Revolution |
| 1934, September 12 | Died, Prague, Czechoslovakia |
Series Description
BIOGRAPHICAL FILE, 1930-1934.
Scope and Content Note
CORRESPONDENCE, 1919-1929.
Scope and Content Note
SPEECHES AND WRITINGS, 1873-1931.
Scope and Content Note
Container List
BIOGRAPHICAL FILE, 1930-1934
General
Bell, T. H., obituary on E. Breshko-Breskovskaia, 1934
Kerensky, Alexander, "K. K. Breshkovskaia i Eia Druz'ia v Istorii Rossii," Paris, 1930. English translation included
CORRESPONDENCE, 1919-1929
Unindentified letters, 1919
Bell, T. H., 1929
Zubov, Petr, 1919
SPEECHES AND WRITINGS, 1873-1931
Autobiographical account, 1873-1878. Holograph.
"Obrashchenie k kooperatoram cherez tovarishcha Burygina v Tomske," n.d. Holograph
"Zakliuchenie," n.d. Holograph
"The Czecho-Slovaks in Russia," speech, New York. 1919 March 14. Typewritten photocopy
Hidden Springs of the Russian Revolution, Stanford, 1931
General
Editor's Preface. Typescript
Glossary of Russian words. Typescript
Drafts and notes
Notes to various chapters. Typescript
"The Historical Development of the Russian Re- volution." Typescript
"The Intelligentsia." Typescript
"The Peasantry." Holograph
"The Religious Feeling of the Peasantry." Typescript
"Revolution." Typescript
"The Value of the 'To the People' Movement." Holograph and typescript
"The Weak Points of the Russians." Holograph and typescript
Untitled drafts. Typescripts
Untitled drafts. Typescripts
Untitled fragments. Holographs and typescripts
Typescript
Dedication. Includes holograph.
Chapter I. "Kiev, 1873"
Chapter II. "The Tschaikovski Groups, St. Petersburg, 1873"
Chapter III. "Wanderings in the Ukraine"
Chapter IV. "The Stundists"
Chapter V. "Arrest"
Chapter VI. "In the Prison of Bratzlav"
Chapter VII. "The Prison at Kiev"
Chapter VIII. "At the Soushtchev Police Station"
Chapter IX. "The House for Preliminary Detention, 1875"
Chapter X. "My Companions in the House for Pre- liminary Detention"
Chapter XI. "The Fortress, 1876-1877"
Chapter XII. "Preparation for the Trial"
Chapter XIII. "House for Preliminary Detention, 1877-78"
Chapter XIV. "The Trial of the 193"
Chapter XV. "Sentenced. Litovski Castle"
Chapter XVI. "The Journey Out, 1878"
Chapter XVII. "Nether-Kara, 1878-79"
Chapter XVIII. "Barguzin, 1879-1881"
Chapter XIX. "Ivan Linev"
Chapter XX. "Preparations for Escape, 1881"
Chapter XXI. "The Escape, 1881"
Chapter XXII. "The Capture, 1881"
Chapter XXIII. "Spread of Revolutionary Ideas, 1881-1905"
Chapter XXIV. "The Revolutions of 1905 and 1917"
Chapter XXV. "The Intelligentsia"
Chapter XXVI. "The Peasants