Register of the Nikolai Ustrialov papers

Finding aid prepared by Olga Verhovskoy Dunlop

Hoover Institution Library and Archives

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Title: Nikolai Ustrialov papers

Date (inclusive): 1920-1935

Collection Number: XX179

Contributing Institution: Hoover Institution Library and Archives

Language of Material: Russian

Physical Description: 1 manuscript box (0.4 Linear Feet)

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

Creator: Ustri͡alov, N. (Nikolaĭ)

Physical Location: Hoover Institution Library & Archives

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[Identification of item], Nikolai Ustrialov Papers, [Box no., Folder no. or title], Hoover Institution Library & Archives.

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Also available on microfilm (1 reel).

Biographical Note

1890	Teaches at Moscow and Perm' Universities
	Receives law degree from Moscow University
	Born, Russia
1917	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
	Joins Konstitutsionno-Demokraticheskaia Partiia (Kadets).
1921	Publishes in Smena Vek, Nakanune, and Novosti ZHizni
	Emigrates to Harbin, China. Joins "Smenovekhovtsvo Movement".
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

Subjects and Indexing Terms

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

Eurasian movement

CORRESPONDENCE FILE 1920-1935

General

box 1, folder 1-6

Miscellaneous. Includes short biographical sketches of correspondents: Lev Zander, ; 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 1920-1921

box 1, folder 7-8

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

box 1, folder 9-12

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

box 1, folder 13-17

Dikii, Grigorii 1927-1934

box 1, folder 18

Lezhnev, Isai 1923-1926

box 1, folder 19

Suvchinskii, Petr 1926-1930

WRITINGS 1935.

box 1, folder 20-23

"Belyi Omsk". Typescript copy