Container List

Adamovich, Georgy

SEE: Russian Writers' Guild of California

Aldanov, Mark (Nice, France) 1955

Allen, Hervey (Oxford, Maryland).

Re: translation of his poem, "Saga of Leif the Lucky" 1935-1936

Amfiteatrov, Alexandr Valentinovich (Levanto, Italy).

Includes 1984 article by Balakshin 1934-1936

Aufderhaar, Ursula (professor at University of Gottingen, Germany).

Re: Baron Ungern of Mongolia 1977-1978

Baratynsky, Ol'ga Aleksandrovna.

SEE: Iliyn, Ol'ga Aleksandrovna

Bem, A. L. (writer and literary critic; Prague, Czechoslovakia) 1937

Bicilli, P. (writer and literary critic; Sofia, Bulgaria).

Includes letters by A. Gomolitsky (poet, editor of the Anthology of Russian Poetry in Poland; Warsaw, Poland) and Alex Sokolovsky (poet; Jasst, Rumania) 1935-1937

Bolotine, Cleopatra Mikhaylovna, (writer; New York, N.Y.) 1985

Botsaris, Elena Vitol'dovna (professor of Russian literature and history, University of Madrid, Spain) 1974-1978

Botsaris, Elena Vitol'dovna

SEE: Gorny, Sergey

Bourkoun, Tamara Markovna (London, England).

Re: "Finale in China" 1978-1982

Bourov, Alexandre (Amsterdam, Holland).

Includes Book Review by Balakshin 1956

Chamberlin, Sonya

SEE: Chamberlin, William Henry

Chamberlin, William Henry (editor of The Russian Review; New York).

Includes letter from his wife, Sonya (San Francisco, Calif.) 1936-1943

Crowley, Joe (Charlottesville, Virginia)

Re: situation in Shanghai 1983

Crueger, John R. (professor of Turko-Mongolian languages, University of Indiana) 1984-1985

Daniels, Camilla (writer and translator; Carmel, Calif.: translated Volkov`s manuscript on Mongolia and some of Balakshin`s stories) 1933-1937, 1964

Fabritsius, Lev Evgenievich (writer, associate of the magazine Sovremennik; Toronto, Canada).

Re: contributing to the magazine 1975-1978

Fisher, H. H. (Chairman, Committee on Russian Research, Stanford University).

Re: literary works by J. Kolyschko, Stanford University 1936

Frankenstein, Alfred ("San Francisco Chronicle"; San Francisco, Calif.).

Re: Victor Harmann, painter 1936-1937

Gidoni, Aleksandr Grigorievich (writer, poet, associate of the magazine Sovremennik, its last editor; Toronto, Canada).

Re: contribution to the magazine 1976-1977

Ginrich, Arnold (Editor of Esquire Publishing Co.; Chicago, Illinois).

Re: translation of Langston Hughes' "The Folks at Home". Includes letters by Hughes 1936

Glagolin, Boris Sergeyevich (artist of the Moscow Art Theatre; Los Angeles, Calif.) 1935-1940

Gomolitsky, A.

SEE: Bicilli, P.

Gorny, Sergey (pseudonym), (Berlin, Germany).

Includes letters by Aleksander Otsup (his brother) and E. Botsaris (on Gorny in Spain), and the 1984 article by Balakshin: "The Other Side Of A Binocular" 1934-1937

Goul, Roman Borisovich (writer and editor of New Review; New York, N.Y.) 1974-1985

Grebenshchikoff, Gregory Dmitrievich,

Includes 1984 article by Balakshin: "The Shaman in Pattented Shoes" 1934-1935

Homitzky, Vsevolod Vyacheslavovich (playwright; New York, N.Y.) 1977-1980

Hughes, Langston

SEE: Ginrich, Arnold

Iliyn, Ol'ga Aleksandrovna (writer and poetess; San Francisco, Calif.) 1972-1985

Kaufman, Evgeny Samilovich (Harbin, Manchuria).

Includes 1984 article by Balakshin: "The Newspaper Trust" 1940

Kelly, Galina (journalist; Monterey, Calif.).

Re: "Finale in China" 1978

Khaindrova, Lidiya Yulianova (poetess), letters from Harbin, Manchuria

1936-1939

Khaindrova, Lidiya Yulianova (poetess), letters from Krasnodar, USSR

1970-1980

Kochurova Shandor, Viktoriya Ivanovna

SEE: Ktorova, Alla

Kolyshko, Iosif Iosifovich (Nice, France).

Includes 1984 article by Balakshin: "The Big Man" 1934-1936

Kolyshko, Iosif Iosifovich

SEE: Fisher, H. H.

Kostrukoff, Nicolas (director and conductor of the Platoff Don Cossak Choir; Chicago & Los Angeles) 1939

Krusenstern Peterets, Yustina Vladimirovna (writer, journalist, script writer for 2 Voice of America, format editor of Russian Life; Rio de Janeiro, Brasil), re: "Finale in China" 1959

Ktorova, Alla (writer, several books, published in many emigre publications; Washington, D.C.) 1975-1976

La Farge, Olivier (writer; New York, N. Y.) 1937

Landau, Mark

SEE: Aldanov, Mark

The Library of Congress (Washington, D.C.) 1957, 1979, 1982

Lichtman, Z. G.

SEE: Roerich, Nikolay

Lilienthal, Philip E. (University of California Press; Berkeley, Calif.).

Re: "Finale in China" 1963

Ljoschin, Wasilij Ivanovich (writer; Unterhaching, Germany) 1974-1975

Loukashkin, Anatoliy Stepanovich (prominent leader of the Russian community of San Francisco, one of the creators of the Museum of Russian Culture)

research materials for "Finale in China" and its distribution in Calif. 1952-1973

Lukins, Garold

SEE: Roerich, Nikolay

Maevsky, Vl. (professor, author of books on history of Russia; Sea Cliff, Long Island, New York) 1966-1967

Mantulin, Valentin Nikolaevich (Pearl River, New York).

Re: restaging operas "Life for the Tzar" and "Boris Godunov" 1985

Mazurova, Aleksandra Nikolaevna (writer, lecturer, one time a mentor in literature to Yehudi Menuhin; Florida) 1930-1945

McKeehan, Irina Vladimirovna (American Concert Management; New York, N.Y.)

Re: life and art of the Russian singer Dmitry Alekseyevich Smirnov 1982-1984

Mendelson, Ernst Ellion (Israel) 1980

Miller, Boris Georgievich (associate of Posiev and book distributor in England; London, England).

Re: book distribution 1979-1985

Miloradovich, S.

SEE: Shakhovskaya, Zinaida

Nesmelov, Arseny (pseudonym) (Harbin, Manchuria).

Includes 1984 article by Balakshin: "Singing Yearning" 1930-1936

O'Brien, John William, Maj. Gen. (Military Attache, Australian Embassy; Washington, D.C.).

Re: manuscript on life of Japanese Admiral Toyoda 1951-1953

Official Documents and Commendation on work as Military Historian with Gen. MacArthur's Staff in Japan

1945-1978

Orloff, Aleksandr Serteyevich (actor of the Malay Theater in Moscow and director of the dramatic theater of San Francisco; San Francisco, Calif.) 1970-1980

Osorgin, Mikhail Andreevich (Paris, France).

Re: unlawful reprints, includes 1984 article by Balakshin: "Literary Poachers" 1934

Otsup, Aleksandr Avdeyevich

SEE: Gorny, Sergey

Otsup, Sergio

SEE: Aleksandr Avdeyevich

Pereleshin, Sentyavina Sinitskaya

SEE: Pereleshin, Valery Frantsevich

Pereleshin, Valery Frantsevich (poet, translator of poems from foreign languages; Rio de Janeiro, Brasil).

Includes some letters by Sentyavina Sinitskaya (his mother) 1974-1977

Petlin, Nikolay Nikolaywvich (former editor of Russian Life; San Francisco, Calif.).

Re: the newspaper Russian Life 1977-1983

Pil'sky, Pyotr (Riga, Latvia)

Includes 1984 article by Balakshin: "The Riga Pulp Literature" 1934

Poznyakova, Irina Vladimirovna

SEE: McKeehan, Irina Vladimirovna

Rachinskaya, Elizaveta Nikolaevna (writer, of "Migratory Birds", radio script writer for the BBC, London), letters from Harbin, Manchuria and London, England 1936, 1937, 1983

Rahr, Lev Aleksandrovivh (publisher of Possev-Verlag; Frankfurt, Germany).

Re: book publishing 1975-1978

Reznikova, Nataliya (Harbin, Manchuria) 1936

Riasanovsky, Valentin Alexandrovich (professor, scholar on Mongolia; San Francisco, Calif.).

Re: "Finale in China" 1950-1964

Rittenberg, C. (Coeditor of Sodrujestva; Vipuri, Finland).

Includes letters by Michael Shcherbakov (Editor of Vrata, literary magazine; Shanghai, China) and Vasilieff (Editor of The Modern Woman; Shanghai, China) 1934, 1937

Roerich, Nikolay (Kulu, Pundjab, India).

Includes letters from the Roerich Museum, signed by Z. G. Lichtman, Richard Rudritis and Garold Lukins; also includes 1984 article by Balakshin: "News From The Himalaya" 1935-1937

Roger, Conrad (St. Catherine College; Oxford, England).

Re: "Finale in China" and persons mentioned in the work 1966

Rossi, Angelo (Mayor of San Francisco; San Francisco, Calif.) 1940

Roudneff, Vadim (Editor of Annales Contemporaines; Paris, France) 1936

Rudritis, Richard

SEE: Roerich, Nikolay

Russian Historical Archive (Prague, Czechoslovakia)

Russian Writers' Guild of California (Campaign of a group of Russian writers, organized by Peter Balakshin, to protect literary rights of Russian Emigre writers; San Francisco, Calif.)

Includes letters by Georgy Adamovich (Nice, France) and Andrey Sedykh (Paris, France); other letters by writers interested in protecting their works from unlawful reprints, are scattered through other folders 1933-1934

Samarin, Vladimir Dmitrievich (former associate of an emigre's publication in the Soviet Union during World War II; Milford, Connecticut).

Re: his case of collaboration with Nazi and forth coming trial 1982

Savin, V.

SEE: Sovremennik

Sedykh, Andrey

SEE: Russian Writers' Guild of California

Shakovskaya, Zinaida (Editor, La Pensée Russe; Paris, France).

Includes letter by S. Miloradovich (her associate) 1973

Shakhovskoy, John (Archbishop of the American Orthodox Church; Santa Barbara, Calif.).

Re: Gay Parade in San Francisco 1982

Shcherbakov, Michael

SEE: Rittenberg, C.

Sladko Petrishchev

SEE: Pereleshin, Valery Frantsevich

Sokolovsky, Alex

SEE: Bicilli, P.

Soljenitsyn, Aleksandr (Editor of the newspaper Russian Life; Paris, France). Includes copies of letters and other material re: the newspaper 1976

Sollogub, Apollon Aleksandrovich (Editor of the newspaper Russian Life; San Francisco).

Includes copies of letters and other material re: the newspaper 1983-1985

Sovremennik (magazine of literature and art; Toronto, Canada).

Includes correspondence with V. Savin (its editor) 1974

Speransky, Valentin (Paris, France).

Includes letters by Yuri Terapiano (Paris, France), references to Maris Vega, and 1984 article by Balakshin: "Parisian Meetings" 1956-1973

Struve, Gleb Petrovich (Professor of University of California; Berkeley, Calif.):

short letter exchange 1983

Tahir, M. (Ankara, Turkey).

Re: "Finale in China" 1972

Terapiano, Yury

SEE: Speransky, Valentin

Teffi, Nadejda (Paris, France).

Includes 1984 article by Balakshin: "The Silver Sailboat" 1934

Timochenko, V. P.

SEE: Vernadsky, George

Tolstaya, Aleksandra L'vovna (The Tolstoy Foundation) 1940

Tzvetaeva, Marina (Vanves, France).

Includes 1984 article by Balakshin: "The Guests of Some Other Evenings" 1936

Vasilieff

SEE: Rittenberg, C.

Vega, Maris

SEE: Speransky, Valentin

Vernadsky, George (professor, Yale University).

Includes letter by V. P. Timochenko (professor, Stanford University) 1936-1937

Volkov, Boris (poet, author of extensive study on Mongolia Manuscript at Hoover Library, Stanford University) 1937

Volkowysski, Nikolay Moiseyevich (editor of Russian newspaper Mech in Warsaw and correspondent of Segodnya, Russian newspaper in Riga, Latvia), letters from Warsaw, Poland

1936

Weinbaum, Mark Efimovich (editor of the Russian language New York daily Novoye Russkoye Slovo; New York, N.Y.) 1934-1941

Werner, Artur Mikhailovich (director of Russische Andrej Sacharow Akademie e. V.; Keln, Germany)

Re: translation of "Finale in China" into German

1983

Wetjen, Albert Richard (writer; Portland, Oregon; New York, N.Y., San Francisco, Calif.).

Re: permission to translate his stories in Russian 1935

Yanovsky, Vasily Semenovich (Paris, France) 1936

Zurov, Leonid Feodorovich (Grasse, France).

Includes 1984 article by Balakshin: "Letters From Bunin's Estate" 1929-1936

Bogunsky, Nikolai Filippovich (contributor to the story of the White Russian Emigration in China; San Francisco, Calif.).

Copies of letters mailed to him in connection with his material on political events in the Far East, involving some leaders of the White Russian communities in China 1957-1960

Butow, Georgy Ivanovich (publisher; Munchen, Germany).

Copies of letters to him in connection with the publishing of two volumes of "Finale in China" 1956 1960

Cheremshansky, George

SEE: Cheremshansky, Yury Apollonovich

Cheremshansky, Yury Apollonovich (policeman and latter detective of the Shanghai Municipal Police prior to World War II, informer of CIA on Russian affairs, contributor to the morbid story of "Finale in China"; Washington, D.C., Tokyo).

Copies of letters to him 1956 1966

Fomichev, Mikhail Filippovich (writer, newspaperman, contributor to the story of the White Russian Emigration in China; Toronto, Canada)

Valuable material on various aspects of the emigre life in China and on Tubabao, Philippines 1959-1960

Guinkh, Nikolay Sergeevich (Victoria, Australia).

Comments on "Finale in China" from Australia 1962

Goble, Paul A. (historian, modern history of Russia; Chicago, Illinois)

A letter on Baron Ungern and search of his life and activities in Mongolia 1978

Golubeff, Nikolai Pavlovich, M. D. (Sydney, Australia).

Correspondence in connection with his claim of defamation in "Finale in China" 1960

Karpoff, Vladimit Ivanovich (contributor to the story of the White Russian Emigration in China; Aarhus, Denmark)

Valuable material on political situation, excesses, lawliness faced by the emigres in their ordinary life 1948-1961

Kaznoff, Ivan Petrovich (contributor to the story of the White Russian Emigration in China, victim of torture at the hands of the Emigre Secret Police in Harbin, considered by some as a double agent; Blangies (Hainout), Belguim) 1955-1959

Ivanovsky, Alex A. (writer, publisher; Brooklyn, New York)

Letter on "Finale in China" and inquiry about someone from Harbin 1962

Kamkin, Victor Petrovich (publisher and bookseller, owner of Victor Kamkin, Inc., bookstore in Washington, D.C.; Washington, D.C.), correspondence in connection with publishing and distribution of "Finale in China" 1958-1969

Kurohasi, Tosio (captain of the Kempetai, Japanese Gendarmery, interpreter, fluent in Russian, so called the Black Angel of the Russian emigre community of Shanghai; Tosio, Tokyo, Japan).

Copies of letters to him 1957-1959

Kuroki, K.

SEE: Kurohasi, Tosio

Loukashkin, Anatoly Stepanovich (member of the Museum of Russian Culture, Inc., San Francisco; San Francisco, Calif.).

Correspondence in connection with "Finale in China", preparation, publishing, distribution 1955-1960

Martynoff, Nikolay Andreevich (served in the Chinese Police in Harbin and with the Japanese kempetai gendar mery, inhabitant of an old people's home for Russian refugees in Blangies (Hainout), Belguim).

Copies of letters to him in connection with his work as a contributor to the "Finale in China" narration 1955-1961

Morozova, Olga Aleksandrovna (contributor to the chronicle of Russian emigrants on Tubabao Island, Philippines, former residents of Shanghai, China, her article "Notes on Tubabao" became an important part of the second volume of "Finale in China"; Alhambra, Calif.).

Correspondence 1959-1960

Orekhoff, V. V. (editor of magazine "Sentinel"; Brussels, Belguim).

Copies of letters to him 1956-1960

Perekrestenko, Vladimir (chairman of the Association of Russian Writers and Journalists in Belguim; Brussels, Belguim).

Correspondence on research for material in connection with White Russian Emigration in China 1959

Potebnya, Yuri (Seattle, Washington).

His notes on the readers' response and effects of "Finale in China" on various groups of the Russian emigre. Also, Balakshin's reply to his letters 1959

Pojdestvensky, Serafim Pavlovich (member of the NLU, a political Russian anti communist organization, publishers of the newspaper "Posiev" and literary magazine "Grani"; Frankfurt a/Main, Germany).

Comments on "Finale in China" in connection with his review of the story of White Russian Emigration in China 1959

Roudenko, V. (Sydney, Australia).

A letter describing the execution of his two sons by the Japanese gendarmery on false suspicion that they were Soviet spies 1961

Sapelkin, Veniamin Vasil'evich (writer and journalist, author of works on Pushkin and Dostoyevsky; Rio de Janeiro, Brazil).

Copies of letters to him in search of material on China and the White Russian emigration 1957

Serebriannikova, A. (staff writer for " Russian Life"; San Francisco, Calif.).

Notes and comments on "Finale in China", her reply to Balakshin's letter about Red China, an article she wrote in "Russian Life" 1957

Shabalin, A. P. (New York, New York), letter on "Finale in China" 1960

Shevchenko, David, Rev. (priest of the Russian Greek Orthodox Church; Tubabao, Philippines).

Appeals from Tubabao, Philippines, to various persons on behalf of the emigres, its residents, formerly of Shanghai, China 1942-1952

Spassovsky, Mikhail Mikhaylovich (editor of the Chinese Russian newspaper in Shanghai, writer, journalist, lecturer; Wentworthville, Australia, formerly of Shanghai, China).

Correspondence in connection with the story of "Finale in China" 1957-1960

Terapiano, Yuri ("La Pensée Russe"; Paris, France).

Copy of letter to him 1960

Zondervan, Felox, M. D. (Vancouver, Canada, formerly of Harbin, Manchuria).

Correspondence regarding emigre's life in China as depicted in "Finale in China" 1961

Press Reviews on "Finale in China"

Letters of University Presses 1963-1973

Synopsis of "Finale in China"

Letter to Publishers, copy

"A Bough of Lilac".

Reply to some reviewers 1955

Letters to possible contributors, their last names not remembered, copy 1957-1960

Photographs of some people appearing in "Finale in China"

Arens-Pulawski, Veronika correspondence on P. Balashin's work 1985-1988

Bobrova-Zuckert, Ella Russian-Canadian writer, poetress lecturer 1975-1986

Zuckert, Evsay

Concertmeister with leading symphony orchestras, conductor, composer

Congress of Russian-American, Inc. 1988

Cool, Valery

Bibliographer 1988

Despotuli, Valdmir

Editor of "Nowoje Slowo" (New Word) 1934

Fabricius, Lev

Editor of Sovremenni K, Russian magazine, Toronto, Canada 1975-1978

Fallenberg

N. Russian National Center 1937

Hamilton Library, University of Hawaii 1987

Litvinoff, Boris

Newspaperman, essayist, script writer for Radio Free Europe, Muchen, Germany Litvinoff, Natalie member of the national Labor Union, Frankfurt, Germany 1959-1983

Mazurova, Aleksandra

Writer, lecturer, once a mentor of Yehudi, Menuhin 1951-1963

Nasha Gazeta (Our Newspaper)

Russian-Canadian Newspaper, Maz Roiz, publisher and editor 1987-1988

Orekhoff, Vasily

Publisher and editor of "Chasovoy" (La Sentinelle), Brussels, Belgium 1959

Russian Life,

Russian language daily newspaper correspondence on improving the paper, its contents and appearance 1986-1988

Solzenitsyn, Aleksandr

Writer 1976

Solovieff, Michail

Newspaperman, writer. Once a foreign correspondent of Pravada and Izvestiya, Soviet Union, captured by Germans, 1962 Head of Radio Our 1957-1960

Soh, Jin C

Korean diplomat and historian, Institute of East Asian Studies, University of California, Berkeley 1986

Stephan, John J.

Professor of History, University of Hawaii 1987-1989

Svirsky, Gregory

Soviet writer, author of several books of Anti-Soviet trend. Forbidden to publish more books in the Soviet Union. Immigrated to Canada 1987-1988

Voos, (Psakian), Karina V.

Newspaper writer, once co-editor of "Russian Life", San Francisco 1964-1988

Zalewski, Woiciech

Librarian, Green Library, Stanford University 1989