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Article by Victor Kravchenko on Robert Lockhart's role in counter-revolutionary plot against the Soviet Union, based on the author's interview with Ján Buinis, n.d.

Brochure to promote a movie based on British Agent by Robert Lockhart, 1934 September.

Certificate of confirmation issued by the British Church of St. Andrew, Moscow, 1912 May.

Certificate (signed by George VI, the Earl of Athlone, and the Earl of Clarendon) awarding the K.C.M.G. (Knight Commander of the Order of St. Michael and St. George) to Sir Robert Bruce Lockhart, 1943.

Civil service examination, 1911 July.

Letter from the Austrian Minister in London transmitting appointment as Honorary Consul General in London for Austria, 1927 May.

Memorandum from Robert Lockhart to Arthur Balfour on the internal situation in the Soviet Union, 1918 November (removed due to security classification)

Memorandum from the U.S. Army recommending Sir Robert Bruce Lockhart for the Medal of Merit, 1945 September 21.

Passes, 1944-1945.

Passports, 1918-1963.

Report on the "Lockhart Plot," with depositions of the accused, 1918 November 30.

Miscellany. Signatures of Robin N. Bruce Lockhart, son of Robert Lockhart, and others, n.d.

General

Childhood letters, 1895.

Telegrams to Robert Lockhart, 1934.

Unidentified.

Bark, Peter, Sir, 1936.

Beneš, Edvard, 1940-1945.

Bracken, Brendan, 1948.

Buchanan, George, Sir, 1926.

Budberg, Moura, Baroness

Undated

ca. 1915-1918.

ca. 1919-1959.

Post 1924 (probably)

Caccia, Harold, Sir, 1964.

Carol, King of Romania, to President Edvard Beneš, 1941.

Eden, Anthony, 1939-1945.

Einzig, Paul, 1971.

Kerensky, Aleksandr, 1956.

Lascelles, Alan, 1966.

Lockhart, Rob, Lt.-Gen., Sir, 1956.

Lockhart, Robin Bruce, 1923-1969.

Undated.

1923-1952.

1953-1958.

1959-1969.

Louis Ferdinand, Prince of Prussia, 1933.

Marie, Queen of Romania, 1937.

Masaryk, Ján, 1939.

Norton, Jean, n.d.

Peake, Charles, Sir, 1947.

Peterson, Maurice, Sir, 1946.

Salisbury, Lord, 1955.

Spears, E. L., 1967.

West, Rebecca, 1968.

Originals

1910 July - August. Relates to travel from the Far East through Canada to England.

1946 July 1 - 1954 June 28.

1960 April 23 and May 12-13.

Photocopies of printed transcripts of diaries, 1915-1962

1915-1942.

1943-1962.

1943-1962.

General

Notebooks containing entries on significant individuals and events, as well as quotations and other miscellany

Undated

mid-1930s.

late 1930s.

1932.

1934.

1937.

ca. 1938.

1938-1945.

late 1940s.

1943.

1944-1945.

1950.

1956.

1958.

Verse. Loose-leaf holographs and notebooks, 1907-1913.

"Ordeal by Oratory," n.d.

"The Slave of the White Poppy," n.d.

"Student-Life in Russia," Chambers's Journal, 1912 June.

"The Russian Decadents," The Blue Book, 1912 September.

Miscellaneous columns, 1913-1915.

"The Continental Variety-Stage," parts I and II, The Englishwoman, 1913 January - February.

"Ears of Rye," Chambers's Journal, 1913 March 1.

"Ten Years of Russian Literature," The Englishwoman, 1913 August.

"The Revolutionary: A Tale of the Russian Ballet," The Bystander, 1913 September 17.

Columns for The Bystander, 1913 March - 1914 May 20.

"The Moscow Art Theatre," ca. 1914.

"Daddy," 1914 August 1.

"The Way of the English," The Royal Magazine, 1916 May.

"Bolshevik Aims and Bolshevik Ideals," ca. 1918-1919.

"An Englishman Looks at the World," speech, ca. 1930s.

"James Simpson," article, ca. 1930s.

"End of an Epoch," ca. 1938-1939.

"Inside Wartime Russia," radio broadcast, 1942 May 19.

"The Wandering Scot," speech, ca. 1950s.

"Founder's Day, Fettes College," speech, 1953 June 27.

"Britain's Place in the World Today," speech, 1953 September.

"Queen and Commonwealth," speech, the Societe Franco-Britannique, Paris, 1953 November 13.

"Baroness Budberg," article, 1958.

"The Prophets of Our Time" and "Lord Cameron," ca. late 1950s.

"Harold Macmillan," article, ca. 1960.

Article, "Kak îskal Shpiona Reīli," by R. I. Pimenov, 1968 June.

Letters primarily to and from Sidney Reilly

General, 1925-1927.

Undated

Unidentified, 1922-1925.

Brunstrom, O., 1922.

Dukes, Paul, 1922.

Krary, Jim, 1921.

Savinkov, Boris, 1921-1924.

Spears, E. L., 1925.

Alley, Stephen, n.d.

Beaverbrook, Lord, 1954 May 23.

Chester Concession

Affidavit, 1922.

Clippings, 1923.

Letters, 1914-1923, including to K. B. Clayton-Kennedy

China, 1960s.

Czechoslovakia, 1941-1948.

De Valera, Eamon, 1945 October 19.

Masaryk, Ján, n.d.

Savinkov, Boris V.

Agenda of a meeting where Savinkov was scheduled to give a speech on the Russian political situation, n.d.

Clipping, 1925 August.

Correspondence

General.

Undated

Unidentified, 1920-1921.

Savinkova, S., 1922.

Report on the role of the Polish government in Savinkov's conspiracy against the Soviet government and a letter to the editor by Maslovski on the subject, n.d.

Soviet Union

General, 1917-1918.

British newspaper, The Socialist, with an article on the "Lockhart Plot," 1918 September.

Flyer issued by the Bolsheviks describing the "Lockhart Plot," 1918 September.

Pass signed by Leon Trotsky, 1918 February 27.

Report to the British Foreign Office on a conversation with L. M. Karachan about relations between Soviet Union and the Allies, 1918 November 7 (removed due to security classification).

Report (incomplete) by William B. Webster of the American Red Cross Mission to the Soviet Union on the post-war situation in the Baltic area, 1918 December 30.

United States, 1939 April 15.

William II, German Emperor, 1939 August.

World War, 1939-1945

Allied leaflet announcing the liberation of Paris, 1944 August.

Silk map prepared for intelligence agents during the North African invasion, 1942 September - October.

Summary of meetings between Winston Churchill, Anthony Eden, and Vyacheslav Molotov, 1942 June 10-11.

Miscellany, 1907-1938.

British Embassy

Czechoslovakia

Denmark

France

Soviet Union

United States

Negatives. 1 negative depicting inscription on silver box given by Sidney Reilly to Robert Lockhart, ca. 1918.

Prints

4 prints depicting unidentified individuals, n.d.

1 print (photocopy) depicting inscription on silver box given by Sidney Reilly to Robert Lockhart, ca. 1918.

1 print of Milner? n.d.

1 print depicting the city of Moscow, n.d.

1 print depicting Feliks Dzerzhinskii, n.d.

1 print depicting Arthur Henderson, n.d.

1 print depicting Madame Germanova, n.d.

1 print depicting Artur Khristianovich Artuzov, Chief of the Counter Intelligence Department or KRO (Kontr-razvediavatel'nyi otdel'), n.d.

1 print depicting Leon Trotsky, n.d.

1 print depicting President Edvard Beneš and Ján Masaryk, n.d.

1 print depicting Yakov Peters, n.d.

1 print depicting leaders of the October Revolution, n.d.

5 prints depicting David Lloyd George, Richard Tauber, and his wife, Diana Napier, in David Lloyd George's garden, n.d.

2 prints including one depicting the graves of Ján Masaryk and T. C. Masaryk, and one depicting a medal issued by the Czechs to commemorate the death of Ján Masaryk, n.d.

1 print of the late Reverend Lombard of Hampstead and St. Petersburg (Leningrad), 1912?.

3 prints depicting the Moscow Football Team, 1912-1916.

1 print depicting an unidentified individual on top of the Empire State Building, ca. 1936.

4 prints depicting Edvard Beneš, President of Czechoslovakia, including one signed by him for Robert Lockhart, 1942, one signed by President Edvard Beneš for Aston Abbotts, 1944, one depicting him on his death bed, and one depicting his grave site, 1956.

1 print depicting Moura Budberg, n.d..

2010 release of records 1918-1973

2011 release of record undated