George von Meyer was born in Russia in 1897, emigrated with the White Army, and came to the US after World War II, working for the US Government, in part as Russian language instructor. The collection primarily includes drafts of writings, with some correspondence and personal documents.

George von Meyer (1897-), also known as Georgii Konstantinovich Meier, was born in Russia and was a member of the White Army. He immigrated to the United States after World War II and worked, in part, as a Russian language instrutor. He was active in monarchist émigré organizations in the United States. Von Meyer was a prolific author for the Russian-language newspaper, Novoe Russkoe slovo (New York), and other Russian-language newspapers.

1 manuscript box (.42 Linear Feet)

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