Register of the Nikolai Ustrialov Papers, 1920-1935

Processed by Olga Verhovskoy Dunlop; machine-readable finding aid created by Xiuzhi Zhou

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Register of the Nikolai Ustrialov Papers, 1920-1935

Hoover Institution Archives

Stanford University

Stanford, California

Contact Information

Hoover Institution Archives
Stanford University
Stanford, California 94305-6010
Phone: (650) 723-3563
Fax: (650) 725-3445
Email: archives@hoover.stanford.edu

Processed by:: Olga Verhovskoy Dunlop
Date Completed:: 1995
Encoded by:: Xiuzhi Zhou

Descriptive Summary

Title: Nikolai Ustrialov Papers,

Date (inclusive): 1920-1935

Collection Number: XX179

Creator: Ustrialov, N. (Nikolaĭ)

Collection Size: 1 manuscript box (0.4 linear feet)

Repository: Hoover Institution Archives

Stanford, California 94305-6010

Abstract: Correspondence and writings, relating to the Russian Revolution, the White governments in Omsk, 1918-1919, and eurasianism.

Language: Russian.

Administrative Information

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Also available on microfilm (1 reel).

Access Points

Eurasian movement

Soviet Union

Russia (Federation)

Soviet Union--History--Revolution, 1917-1921

Biographical Note

1890	Born, Russia
	Receives law degree from Moscow University
	Teaches at Moscow and Perm' Universities
1917	Joins Konstitutsionno-Demokraticheskaia Partiia (Kadets).
	During Civil War works in propaganda department of Admiral Kolchak's government. Is involved in the publication of Utro Rossii, Russkaia Mysl' and Russkoe Delo
1921	Emigrates to Harbin, China. Joins "Smenovekhovtsvo Movement".
	Publishes in Smena Vek, Nakanune, and Novosti ZHizni
1920's	Serves as library director in Soviet administration of the Chinese Eastern Railroad in Manchuria
1930-1935	Teaches at Harbin University
1935	Returns to the Soviet Union. Teaches at the Institute of Transportation Engineers in Moscow
1938	Dies

Series Description

Box 1

CORRESPONDENCE FILE, 1920-1935.

Scope and Content Note

Typescript copies of Nikolai Ustrialov's correspondence, compiled by him in Harbin, China, between 1934 and 1935. Some of Ustrialov's personal letters have been edited by him for this typescript version. He has also included short introductions to each section of the correspondence as well as excerpts from his diaries. Arranged alphabetically by political affiliation of correspondent or name of correspondent

Box 1

WRITINGS, 1935.

Scope and Content Note

Typescript draft of "Belyi Omsk"

Container List

CORRESPONDENCE FILE, 1920-1935

General

Box 1., Folder 1-6

Miscellaneous. Includes short biographical sketches of correspondents: Lev Zander, 1920-1921; Vsevolod Ivanov, 1920-1922; Princess Liubov' Golitsyna, 1920-1922; H. Bourrier, 1921; F. Kubka, 1921-1930; P. IAkovlev; Georgii Tel'berg, 1921; Baron IUrii Disterlo, 1921; Aleksandr Bonch-Osmolovskii, 1922; IAkovlev-Dunin, 1921; IUrii Markhlevskii, 1922; Artemii Savitskii, 1922; Prince Nikolai Ukhtomskii, 1923-1924; A. Kaun, 1923; G. Manns, 1923; Nikolai Smirnov, 1924; Sergei Sverzhenskii, 1924; Mikhail Pergament, 1925-1926; I. Geintsman, 1925; N. Rusov, 1925; Boris Pil'niak, 1926; Sergei Rostislavov, 1926; IUliia Tripolitova; Kurachi, 1926; Nikolai TSurikov, 1926-1927; N. Smirnov; Ol'ga CHichagova, 1927-1929; Georgii Gins, 1928-1930; El'pidifor Titov, 1929; Amplii Avdoshchenkov, 1929; Evgenii IAshnov, 1929-1934; Efim CHepurkovskii, 1930; A. Kotel'nikov, 1930-1934; L. Bykhovskii, 1931; Vasilii Alekseev, 1931-1933; S. Dmitrievskii, 1932-1933; Vladimir Lamanskii, 1933-1934; "Skitalets", 1934

Folder 7-8

"Porevoliutsionery". Includes Nikolai Bylov, 1928; N. Alekseev, 1931; Porevoliutsionnyi Klub, 1933; IUrii SHirinskii-SHikhmatov, 1933-1935; N. Perfil'ev, 1935

Folder 9-12

"Smenovekhovtsy". Includes IUrii Kliuchnikov, 1919-1926; IUrii Potekhin, 1921-1923; Aleksandr Bobrishchev-Pushkin, 1922-1923; Sergei Luk'ianov, 1922-1931; Nikolai Alekseev, 1922; N. R., 1923; Aleksandr Zarudnyi, 1925

Folder 13-17

Dikii, Grigorii, 1927-1934

Folder 18

Lezhnev, Isai, 1923-1926

Folder 19

Suvchinskii, Petr, 1926-1930

WRITINGS, 1935.

Box 1., Folder 20-23

"Belyi Omsk". Typescript copy

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