New Haven Conference of the Unions of Russian Workers in the United States and Canada 1916

Oberuchev in New York to raise funds to aid Russian prisoners of war 1916

New York meeting of the Society to Aid Political Exiles in Siberia 1917

Correspondence between Russian revolutionaries abroad (France, Belgium, England) with Russian immigrants in the United States 1895

Cross-reference sheet

Dispatches pertaining to Russian domestic and foreign sources to aid the revolutionaries 1895-1917

Account of a committee to help political prisoners in Russia 1893

A Czech offering information on revolutionaries counterfeiting money 1906

Revolutionaries attempting to get a share of a large estate left by Nikolai Schmidt 1907

Appeal of the International Committes to Aid Unemployed Workers in Russia 1908

Fiscal support of the Paris Group for Collaboration with the Socialist Revolutionaries 1908

Intercepted letter giving the financial statement of a revolutionary organization 1909

Appeal of the Central Committee to a number of lecturers in order to raise funds; Burtsev's financial difficulties 1909

Concerts and plays of the London anarchist club to aid the revolutionaries 1910

Rich merchant Michael Treitner giving large sums to Socialist Revolutionaries 1910

Vera Figner's Paris Committee to Aid Political Prisoners in Russia 1910

Rumors that the Japanese government offered Russian revolutionaries large sums of money in 1905 for sabotage work in Russia 1910

Organization of a Treasury to Aid Political Convicts and Prisoners in Liege 1910

Financial report of the Paris Group for Collaboration wit the Socialist Revolutionary Party 1910

Rich merchant Semigradova in Kiev contributing large sums to revolutionaries 1911

Financial reports of the Oblast' Committee of Socialist Revolutionary organizations abroad and of the Brussels Socialist Revolutionary group 1910-1911

Son of rich merchant Fedotov giving financial help to the revolutionaries 1911

Financial statement of the Sazonov Library of the Paris Socialist Revolutionary Group 1912

Lausanne meeting of the Committee to Aid Convicts; funds to be sent to Vera Figner 1912

Offer of 150,000 francs made to Savinkov for terrorist acts 1912

Lecture by Aleksinskii to raise funds for the Vpered group 1912

Committee of the Zurich émigré Treasury 1912

Report on an alleged offer of funds made to Savinkov for terrorist purposes 1912

Funds received by Boris Savinkov for terrorist purposes 1913

Financial report of the Paris Socialist Revolutionary Group 1913

Arrival of Moscow millionaire Shakhov in Paris to help revolutionaries 1913

Rich woman Sharzhinskaia and the interest of the revolutionaries in her money 1913

Financial aid from Moscow tea merchants, the Vysotskii family 1913

Indications that Nathanson received 30,000 rubles for terrorist purposes 1913

Antwerp Union of Russian Sailors headed by Anichkin 1913

Coupons to raise money for the Latvian Social Democratic Party 1913

Fund-raising activities of the Latvian Social Democratic Party 1913

Berlin students raising money to help political prisoners in Russia 1913

Memo requesting identification of individual who donated 30,000 rubles to the Fighting Unit 1913

Irregularities in the funds of the revolutionary treasury 1913

Barthold to get a sum of money for terrorist purposes 1913

Zurich and Basel societies to aid political prisoners in Russia 1914

Basel meeting of the "Locan Union to Aid Exiles," 1914

Fundraising lecture in Zurich 1914

Appeal for funds of the "Union of Russian Seaman" in London 1915

Vera Figner's Geneva "Group to Aid Political Exiles and Prisoners," 1915

Donations by Moscow millionaires, the Morozovs 1915

Bern Conference of émigré Treasuries in Switzerland 1916

Appeal of the Central Secretariat of émigré Treasuries in Switzerland 1916

Cross-reference sheet

Reference: See intelligence summary no. 133, April 14, 1905, on the organization of a mutual insurance fund for members of Socialist Revolutionary and Social Democratic groups, in XIIIc(2), folder 6

Miscellaneous documents pertaining to expropriations by the revolutionaries 1893-1915

Popov affair and description of a swindle with Russian stocks 1893

Aleksandr Belentsov, participant of a Moscow bank holdup, in Zurich 1906

Brothers Kereselidze and Nestor Magalov, who stole 315,000 rubles from a state treasury in Tiflis 1906

Extradition of participants in the Tiflis holdup from Switzerland 1907

Circular announcing rewards for the apprehension of individuals involved in stealing 544,000 rubles from Tashkent and Aulieatinsk finance offices 1907

Revolutionary plans to commit a large-scale robbery in a Caucasian city 1907

Bank robberies in Odessa 1907

Attack on a train en route from Tiflis to Batumi 1907

Kamo's role in the Tiflis holdup; his plans for other expropriations 1907

Brief on the Tiflis robbery prepared in German by the Munich police 1908

Disposition of the money stolen in the Verkhnedneprovsk holdup 1907

Litvinov's and Krassin's talks on counterfeiting bank notes following the Tiflis holdup 1907

Disposition of the money from the Tiflis holdup 1907

Agent Tsetlin and her suit against the revolutionaries for stealing her money 1909

Robert Leventhal engaged in counterfeiting Russian currency in Paris 1912

Dispatch of revolutionaries for an expropriation job 1913

Reports on the suspected participants of the Tiflis holdup

Eight clippings referring to the attempted Houndsditch robbery

Cross-reference sheet

Reference: For a letter from Munich on the Tiflis robbery, see Vd, folder 1

Reference: See outgoing telegram no. 145, 1910, regarding the proposed plan of the revolutionaries to destroy money from the Tiflis holdup, in XIIIb(2), folder 8

Dispatches pertaining to extortion and blackmail 1906-1914

Report on Agent Persitz, engaged in extortion from diplomats 1902

Revolutionary posing as Prince Trubetskoi 1904

The Ganeshin case (attempts of the revolutionaries to swindle him) 1906

Attempts of revolutionaries to swindle Aleksandra Chuksina in Moscow 1907

Attempts of swindler Kokovashin to extort 350,000 rubles from the Russian government 1907

Blackmail in connection with former agent Paul Fontaine 1911

Sample extortion letters sent by revolutionaries 1912

Documents pertaining to former agent Louis Feuger 1914

Cross-reference sheet

Reference: See notes on double agent Julieta, in XIa

Codes used in correspondence by the revolutionaries 1895-1912

Decoded letters 1903-1904

Cross-reference sheet

Reference: See intelligence summary no. 57, 1903, for a list of the codes of different revolutionary organizations not yet broken by the Okhrana, in XIIIc(2), folder 2

Reference: For the code system used by early Polish revolutionaries, see the papers on Rapoport and Savitski, in XIX

Intercepted letters of the revolutionaries, written with invisible chemicals, which were later developed 1904-1909

Cross-reference sheet

Couriers of the revolutionaries 1903, 1913

Dispatch informing that the address of a Paris restaurant is being used by the revolutionaries for mail 1911

Dispatches discussing the repercussions of Leone's turning to Burtsev 1913-1914

Notes on the dismissal of postmaster Christiani of Fezzano, Italy, for aiding the Okhrana with mail interceptions 1914

Agents' reports on Leone's turning to Burtsev 1912-1913

Newspaper clippings on the Russian police in Paris and Italy based on Leone's revelations 1913

Cross-reference sheet

Dispatches concerning Burtsev's campaign against Garting of the Paris Okhrana 1908-1910

Cross-reference sheet

Reference: See outgoing telegram, 1909, on the effect of Burtsev's exposure of Garting's position, in XIIIb(2), folder 7

Reference: See outgoing telegram, 1909, with Garting's pleas for help against Burtsev's campaign against him, in XIIIb(2), folder 7

Reference: See outgoing telegram, 1909, asking Headquarters to direct the Paris Embassy to advise the French press that Garting and Landesen are not the same person, in XIIIb(2), folder 7

Headquarters circular, dispatches, and other materials on Simon Ter-Petrosian (Kamo, Dmitrii Mirskii) 1907-1908

Dispatches concerning the murder of Agent Chizhikov ("Yost," "Est") 1908-1909

Reports on the alleged suicide of Agent Lisovskii 1913

Burtsev's action against Garting and against the Paris Okhrana in general 1909-1912

Terrorist Emma and her access to a Riga prison 1909

Accounts of the attempt on the life of staff agent von Kotten by Rips 1909-1913

Notes and telegrams referring to the assassination of Colonel Karpov 1909

Dispatches, notes, and reports on various matters 1905-1916

Cross-reference sheet

Office stamps for classifying, dating, serializing of documents, etc.

Thermostat

Pencils, pens, and sealing wax

Small change box

Personal telephone directory (some entries), alphabetized portfolio (empty)

Three printers' cuts of unidentified photographs

Unused stationary of the Russian Embassy in Paris and the M.V.D. (Okhrana) office; official envelopes, one with the seal A.N.; unused scrap paper pad; loose paper

Assortment of medical prescriptions for Chief Krasil'nikov

Wooden tray for pencils

Empty portfolio for Russian bank notes

Four empty folders for filing incoming and outgoing dispatches

Erasers, tape, thread, items from writing desk drawer

Collection of calling cards

Three desk blotters and a ruler

Miscellaneous papers, pamphlets and publications

Assorted maps and city plans of Europe

Miscellaneous pamphlets

Panoramic photographs of Switzerland, Russian Red Cross in Stockholm pamphlet, and Monitore Italo-Russo, no. 6, 1917

Index cards

"Source Materials from the Okhrana Archives Pertaining to Political Intervention of the Central Powers in the Russian Revolutionary Movement," by Arsene G. Yourieff circa 1916

French manuscript on Socialist Revolution 1908

Annotated piece of wood undated

Shipping crate undated

Packing list for the contents of 17 boxes prepared for shipping on August 31, 1920