Slavic Collection

Resources (88)

• "Raznyia zagadki."

  Ms. (unidentified hand), n.p., 1805. 22 ff. (41 pp.). (MS Russ 6)

• "Russkiia pesni."

  1 vol., 18th c, n.p., unidentified hand. (MS Russ 7)

• "Sudebno sledovatel' po osobo vashnym..." (Documents of the Sokolov investigation on the death of Nicholas II)

  7 vols, of documents that came out of the White Army's investigation of the death of Nicholas II and his family in Ekaterinburg in 1918. (Kilgour MS Russ 35) Inventory.

• [Clippings concerning massacres]

  3 vols., [1895], (MS Armenian 10)

• [Prayer of healing]

  1 roll, [1708]. (MS Armenian 7)

• A. Krotkov

  [The Russian fleet under the reign of Peter the Great]. 1 vol. (fMS Russ 38)

• Ahmet Zeki Velidi Togan (b. 1890)

  "Turkestan today." 1 vol. (Kilgour MS Russ 49)

• Akademiia khudozhestv, Leningrad

  "Privilegium, Reglament, und Etat de kaiserlichen Akademie der Kunste von 1764 bis 1840." Ms. (copy), St. Petersburg, 1843. 70 ff. (138 pp.). Contains rulings by Catherine II, Alexander I, Nicholas I, and others, in German. (Kilgour MS Russ 32)

• Alan Moorehead (b. 1910)

  1 box. Galleyproofs and printer's copy for the New York (Harper) edition, 1958, of Moorehead's The Russian Revolution. (MS Russ 27)

• Aleksandr Glazunov (1865-1936)

  [Symphony no. 7 in F major]. 10 May 1902, 18 ff. (53 pp.), 1 vol. A working draft; lacks part of the first three movements. Because of the fragility of the paper, the manuscript cannot be consulted without permission of the librarian.

• Aleksandr Mikhailovich Beloselskii-Belozerskii (1752-1809)

  1 album. Contains 127 poems, letters, dedications, and other items signed and/or written by various persons, including: Prince Aleksandr Mikhailovich Beloselskii-Belozerskii, Duke Pavel Petrovich, Catherine II, Prince Aleksandr Vrourakiskii, Maria Dmitrievna Tatischevvi, Frederic Cesar Laharpe (1754–1830), Count Grigori Aleksandrovich Stroganov (1770–1838), Princess Anna Grigorevna Beloselskaia-Belozerskaia (Kasitskaia), Princess Zinaida Aleksandrovna Volkonskaia (Beloselskaia-Belozerskaia) (1792–1862), Maria Aleksandrovna Vlasova (Beloselskaia-Belozerskaia) (b. 1787), Lole Kristovoskii, Platon, metropolitan of Moscow (1737–1812), Aleksandrine Chvostov, and many others, including non-Russians. (MS Russ 47)

• Aleksandr Sergeevich Griboedov (1795-1829)

  2 manuscripts of his play, "Gore ot' uma": one dated [182?], the other 1839. (Kilgour MSS Russ 23 and 23.1)

• Aleksandr Sergeevich Pushkin (1799-1837)

  "Moriu." Holograph manuscript of the poem, written on the sides of a folio leaf. (MS Russ 4)

• Aleksei Mikhailovich Remizov (1877-1958)

  "Something Unknown. The Tale of Tsar Dodon," a typescript, 14 11., 1912, corrected by the author; 14 ALS from Remizov to Ariadna (Tyrkova) Williams, 1925–53; and 23 ALS of Vasilii Vasil'evich Rozanov (1856–1919) to various persons, 1905–17. (Kilgour MS Russ 21, 31, and 42)

• Aleksei Petrovich Ermolov (1776-1881)

  "Mes Observations." 1 vol., [n.d.]. (MS Russ 17)

• Aleksei Saltykov (1806-1859)

  "Les aventures de Lors Elphinstone." Manuscript, 1 vol.

• Alexander Calamato

  [A new forest of thoughts]. 1 vol., 1741. (MS Armenian 9)

• Alexander I

  Orders transmitted to Major Derby (MS Russ 2). Also, a decree bestowing a decoration, St. Petersburg, 23 May 1808. D. s. 1 s., 1 p.

• American Board of Commissions for Foreign Missions

  Records, 1810–1960. Ca. 50,000 items. 21 vols, of documents, 1838–59, deal with a mission to Armenia. Checklist. Restricted. (NUCMC 61–1964)

• Apostol

  16th c. octavo manuscript, paper, 595 pp.

• Archive of the Republic of Georgia

  1880–1921, 90 cartons, 450 ft. Contains the official state papers of the independent Georgian republic. The materials concern all aspects of governmental policy, including relations with neighboring states. The archive has been on a 30-year loan to Harvard from the exiled government of the Republic of Georgia since 1974. Inventory. Access is by permission of the librarian of the Houghton Library and by permission of Mr. N. K. Tsintsadze and his representative.

• Armenian Church

  1 vol. [Synaxarion], [16th c.]. (MS Armenian 12)

• Autograph File

  Ca. 200 boxes. Included are autographs of several Russian authors, among them Turgenev, Tolstoi [Tolstoy], and Gorkii.

• Bible. Manuscripts, Armenian. Four Gospels.

  1 vol. 1643. [Lectionary of the Gospels]. (MS Armenian 11)

• Bible. Manuscripts, Armenian. Four Gospels.

  1 vol., 1899. (MS Armenian 3)

• Bible. Manuscripts, Georgian. Four Gospels.

  On vellum [n.p., ca. 1100], 158 ff. (315 pp.), Khutsuri script, with illuminations. (MS Georgian 1)

• Bible. Manuscripts, Russian. New Testament, Revelations.

  1 vol., ca. 1600. [Apocalypse, with illustrations], (Kilgour MS Russ 15)

• Bible. Manuscripts, Slavonic. New Testament, Mark.

  1 vol., 18th c. [The gospel according to St. Mark]. (MS Slavic 1)

• Bible. Manuscripts, Slavonic. Old Testament, Psalms.

  1 vol., 17th c. [Psalter]. (Kilgour MS Russ 36)

• Bible. New Testament, Gospels.

  1 vol. (MS Armenian 8)

• Boris Leonidovich Pasternak (1890-1960)

  [The Passing storm], 1 vol., 1958; crayon drawing of Pasternak, 24 December 1924; 9 ALS by Pasternak to George Reavy, 1931–60; 3 letters, in French, to Henri Mathot, 1959. (Kilgour MS Russ 18, 29, 34, 34.1)

• Carrapeat

  [Authentic statement of the affair of M. Bore]. (MS Armenian 2)

• Collection of Russian folklore

  Gatchina, Russia. 1 box. MS (various hands), n.p., n.d. A collection of Russian folklore put together by a professor at Gatchina Academy between 1893 and 1897. There are reports on folklore from Novgorod, Pskov, St. Petersburg, and Kazan'.

• Dmitrii Sergeevich Merezhkovskii (1865-1941)

  "Gete." 1 vol., [n.d.]. (Kilgour MS Russ 25)

• Edward Estlin Cummings (1894-1962)

  272 boxes. Writer. Includes a manuscript and typescript of Cummings's work, "Eimi," which deals with the Soviet Union, where Cummings travelled.

• Fedor Mikhailovich Dostoevskii (1821-1881)

  "The House of the Dead." Holograph manuscript, large quarto, 4 pp., of the beginning of the second chapter of Part II. This is the only known surviving portion of the manuscript. (MS Russ 1)

• Feliks Vadimovich Volkhovskii (1846-1914)

  5 boxes. Volkhovskii's correspondents include Vladimir L'vovich Burtsev (1862–1942), Nikolai Vasil'evich Chaikovskii [Tchaikovsky](1850–1926), Vera Dolina, Egor Egorovich Lazarev (1855–1937), Vasilii Maslov-Stekoz, M. Mendel, B. Olenin, Semen Raichin, Count Lev Nikolaevich Tolstoi [Tolstoy], F. Trostin, Ivan Sergeevich Turgenev, and foreign-born correspondents, including Robert Spence Watson (1837–1911) and Herbert Metford Thompson. There are also letters to Ego Egorovich Lazarev from various people. Accession list. (Kilgour MS Russ 51)

• G. Galitskii

  "Posle sluzhby..." 1 vol. St. Petersburg, 1897. MS, unidentified hand, 8 ff. (16 pp.). (MS Russ 9)

• Garrison Family

  1 box. Includes the copy of a letter, 1905, to Leo Tolstoi [Tolstoy], thanking him for writing the introduction to Chertkov's life of Garrison. (bMS Am 1169 85)

• Georgii Kolesov

  "Sbornik trudov myslitel'nykh..." Ms., unsigned, Vladivostok, 1897, 11 ff. (41 pp.). (MS Russ 101)

• Greek Church

  Liturgy, 1 vol., 1588 (MS Slavic 4); Liturgy [Octooechus, or Parakletike], 1 vol. [1353] (MS Slavic 2); and [Menologium; the Codex Suprasliensis], 1 vol. (MS Slavic 6).

• Hohannes Vartabed

  Letter concerning his abduction from Constantinople. (MS Armenian 1)

• Hryhoryi Savych Skovoroda (1722-1794)

  "Razgovor, nazyvaemyi alfavit ili bukvar' mira..." 1 vol., [1781]. Manuscript, quarto, 119 pp., unbound. (Kilgour MS Russ 22)

• Imperial Family

  Correspondence, 1850–1905, 1 box. 24 ALS, in Russian, from Alexander II to his son the Grand Duke Vladimir, 1855–79; 22 ALS from Maria Aleksandrovna, empress consort of Alexander II, to her son, 1852–79, 5 letters in Russian, 17 in French; 5 ALS from Grand Duke Vladimir to his father, 1874–80, with pencil notes by Alexander II; and 33 ALS from various persons to Grand Duke Vladimir, 1873–1907. Accession list. (Kilgour MS Russ 26)

• Innokentii, metropolitan of Moscow (1797-1879)

  "Zamechaniia o koloshenskom i kadiaksom iazykakh," Ms, unidentified hand, 1849, 69 ff. (136 pp.). Evidently transcribed from a printed edition. (MS Russ 8)

• International (Second) Congress

  1893–1914, 1 box. Printed and mimeographed documents concerning the Second International. Inventory. (bMS French 224)

• Ivan Afanasev

  "Grammatika ruskago i nemetskago iazykov." London, 1725. 1 vol., 37 ff. (71 pp.). (MS Russ 5)

• Ivan Barkov (1732-1768)

  attributed author. "Zhenskoe uchilishche." 1 vol. (Kilgour MS Russ 43)

• Ivan Stepanovich Mazepa-Koledinsky (1644?1709)

  Confirmatory charter to the possession and usufruct of a water-mill situated on the river Oster Ms., D. S., Baturin, Ukraine, 14 October 1691, 1 1.); a letter patent granting a monopoly on the sale of wine and on keeping taverns where wine and tobacco could be sold in the village of Svetilnoye Ms, D. S. Baturin, Ukraine, 8 October 1695, 1 1., to pan Fedor Gregorievich); confirmatory charter given to Gregory Karpovich for a landed estate that he purchased from Kornei Lapieka, including a homestead, meadows, and bee-trees. (MS Russ 106, 106.1, 106.2).

• Ivan the Terrible (1530-1584)

  [Response to Jan Rokyta, of the Confraternity of the Bohemian and Moravian Brethren]. Ms. (unidentified hand); [n.p., ca. 1600], 82 ff. (164 pp.). Accession list. (Kilgour MS Russ 19)

• James Family

  Correspondence. Includes 15 ALS of Ivan Sergeevich Turgenev to Henry James, 1874–84. Unpublished index.

• Jirc David (1647-1713)

  [Russian grammar]. 1 vol. (Kilgour MS Russ 53)

• John Reed (1887-1920)

  Papers. American journalist and eyewitness to the Russian Revolution. Included are pp. 1–165 of Reed's Ten Days that Shook the World; 2 scrapbooks of passports, passes, tickets, programs, decrees, collected in Russia, 1917–18; maps of Russia; unpublished manuscripts, "Scratch a Russian," 4 September 1917, and "Red Russia"; proofs of articles on Kerensky, the army, the Bolsheviks; pamphlets by Nikolai Bukharin, Emma Goldman, George V. Lomonosoff, Karl Marx, Leon Trotskii; Russian notebooks, 1917, 1919–20, with comments on Moscow conditions and a trip to the Volga; notes for Ten Days that Shook the World and on the Russian Revolution; letters to Louise Bryant; and a note from Reed to Lenin and a reply by Lenin. There are also typed Russian government releases on various matters, including the Kornilov attack, social insurance, banks, the "Vologda" meeting, German soldiers, People's Commissars, the principles of the Bolshevik government; privately made translations of documents on the Kerensky cabinet, Russian soldiers in France, Trotskii, V. A. Ovseenko-Antonov, Petrograd taxes; "later documents on the Russian Revolution" which pertain to the White and Red Terrors, Kharkov under the rule of A. I. Denikin, Japanese socialists and the Russian Revolution, Russian unemployment insurance, the economic consequences of Brest-Litovsk, A, I. Spiridovich, and other matters; "American documents, 1913–19," with material relating to Amos Pinchot, Hiram Johnson, George Creel, and "liberal editors"; manuscripts on Russia by Louise Bryant; and manuscripts concerning John Reed by Angelica Balabanova, Harry Kemp, and Edwin J. Mayer. Unpublished finding aid.

• Joseph Grew

  1909–48, 153 vols. American diplomat and twice undersecretary of state, 1924–27, 1944–45. Materials that shed light on wartime atomic policy and diplomatic policies regarding the Soviet Union. (MS Am 1687)

• Joseph Ishill

  Letters of Sophie Kropotkin, Nikolai Aleksandrovich Rubakin (1862–1946), and Peter Aleksandrovich Kropotkin (1842–1921). There is also Emma Goldman's "A Woman Without a Country," Maksim Gorkii's "Protest against the Assassination of Francisco Ferrer" (August 1910), 1 p., and English translations of works on P. A. Kropotkin. Accession list.

• Kondratii Fedorovich Ryleev (1795-1826)

  "Dumy" (St. Petersburg, 1832). Manuscript copy, 100 11., which follows very closely the published texts. In this manuscript several of the lines suppressed by the censor are reproduced. (Kilgour MS Russ 12)

• Konstantin Dmitrievich Bal'mont (1867-1943)

  1 vol. of correspondence, 1928–32, from Bal'mont to Ruth P. Bailey and from Leonid Vasilievich Tulpa to Bailey. (MS Russ 45)

• Lev Nikolaevich Tolstoi [Tolstoy] (1828-1910)

  MS. LS to Ernst Schramm, 7 April 1899, in German, 7 pp., on the subject of military conscription. (MS Russ 40)

• Lev Trotskii (1879-1940)

  157 boxes and 19 vols. Revolutionary and Soviet government leader. The Trotskii material can be divided into the following categories:

  a) Trotskii papers. 94 boxes. (bMS Russ 13):

  Works (manuscripts, typed excerpts, occasional clippings of Trotskii's writings, and unpublished documents of a general nature).

  Ephemera (printed, mimeographed, and typed miscellany, largely for Trotskii's exile period; periodicals, leaflets, clippings, etc.).

  Soviet correspondence, 1917–29. Trotskii's exchanges with individuals, or on specific matters. Authors and recipients of letters include: Aleksandr Gavrilovich Shliapnikov (1884–1943), Georgii Vasil'evich Chicherin (1872–1936), Adolph Abramovich Ioffe (1883–1927), Iakov Mikhailovich Sverdlov (1885–1919), Efraim Markovich Sklianskii (1892–1925), Grigorii Zinoviev (1883–1936), Khristian Georgievich Rakovskii (1873–1941), Mikhail Vasilevich Frunze (1885–1925), Lev Borisovich Kamenev, Trotskii's son Lev Sedov, Ivan Denisovich Smilga (1892–1938?), Ivan Nikitich Smirnov (1881–1936), Grigorii Konstantinovich Ordzhonikidze (1886–1937), Karl Radek (1885–1939), I. V. Stalin, V. Molotov, and many others.

  Papers of Trotskii's exile period. 45 boxes. Inventory.

  b) Van Heijenoort Papers. 6 boxes. Van Heijenoort was Trotskii's last secretary, 1932–39. These papers were separated from the main body of Trotskii papers during World War II. They were recovered and added to the collection in 1958. They consist mainly of works of Trotskii's exile period. The boxes have been opened. (MS Russ 13.2)

  c) Harper manuscripts. 5 boxes. Materials dealing mainly with Trotskii's Stalin and its translation by Charles Malamuth. Includes 1 box of correspondence with Harper & Brothers regarding this work. (MS Russ 13.3 and 13.8)

  d) Dewey Commission Exhibits. 7 boxes. The unpublished exhibits of the Mexico, New York, and Paris hearings of the Commission of Inquiry into charges made against Leon Trotskii in the Moscow trials, with some related material from Trotskii's papers. (MS Russ 13.4)

  e) Letters from Trotskii to Sara Weber. 1 vol. (Kilgour MS 48)

  f) Concordance of Guides. 1 vol. (MS Russ 13.5)

  g) Trotskii's diary, printer's copy. 1 box. (MS Russ 13.7)

  h) Work-sheets by Trotskii. 16 vols. (MS Russ 13.6)

• Log books

  Includes log books of ships that travelled to Russia in the beginning of the 19th c.

• Maksim Gorkii (1868-1936)

  "Aus meinem Tagebuch." Though headed in German, these "Pages from my diary" are written in Russian. 1 vol., [n.d.]. (Kilgour fMS Russ 16)

• Manuscript Maps of Siberia, Collected by Leo Bagrow

  Includes (1) the Godunov map, 1667, the earliest Russian general map of Siberia; (2) the Spatharios map, 1682, the only known map by the first Russian ambassador to Peking; (3) Semen Ul'ianovich Remezov's map of Siberia, ca. 1699; (4) the Shestakov map, 1726, showing Kamchatka, the Kuriles, and the Bering Straits before Bering's expedition; (5) Ivan Kirilov's map of northeast Siberia, 1726; (6) Semen Ul'ianovich Remezov's "Khorograficheskaia kniga," containing 165 sketch maps in pen and ink and watercolor, a world map, and several drawings, 1696–97. Accession list. (*55M-174: 1–6)

• Michael Andreas Barclay de Tolly (1761-1818)

  Barclay de Tolly's military journal for the year 1812, "Izobrazhenie voennykh deistvii 1-oi Armii." 30 ff. (59 pp.). (Kilgour MS Russ 33)

• Mikhail Iur'evich Lermontov (1814-1841)

  "The demon. An Oriental tale." Quarto manuscript copy, 100 pp., ca. 1850. (Kilgour MS Russ 24)

• Miscellaneous Manuscripts

  1 box, 2 envelopes. Contains Russian-related materials. (MS Russ 100)

• Natal'ia Borisovna Dolgorukova (Sheremet'eva) (1714-1771)

  The princess' "Commonplace book," 1 vol. (MS Russ 10)

• Nikolai Andreevich Rimskii-Korsakov (1844-1908)

  14 ALS of Rimskii-Korsakov to Aleksandr Tikhonovich Grechaninov, St. Petersburg 6/18 November 1898–3 December 1905; page-proofs, signed, with corrections and additions of "Pan Voevoda," [n.p.], 1903, 147 ff. (150 PP).

• O. E. Cesare

  51 drawings, mostly of persons and scenes in the USSR, made in 1922. Represented are Chicherin, Kalinin, Krupskaia (?), Lenin, Litvinov, Lebedev, Trotskii, Vorovskii, Zinoviev. (Kilgour MS Russ 28)

• Ossianic poems

  1 vol. (Kilgour MS Russ 52)

• Oswald Garrison Villard (1872-1949)

  Papers, ca. 1886-ca. 1949. 150 boxes and 1 vol. Editor of the Nation. Some Russian-related materials.

• Palladius (d. ca. 430)

  Successively bishop of Helenopolis and of Aspona. [Homilies], of which Palladius is the supposed author, in Church Slavonic and with 62 pictures in ink and watercolor, 58 ff. (81 pp.), ca. 1700.

• Paterikon of Solovki Monastery

  Life and miracles of various saints. Quarto manuscripts, waxed paper, 348 11., 17th c. Has not been published.

• Peter I (1672-1725)

  Proclamation to the Baltic peoples urging their support in the war against the Turks. Ms, D. S., Jaworow, 8 May 1711, 1 1. (1 p.). (Kilgour MS Russ 39)

• Psalter with nocturn prayers divided in 8 parts

  Incomplete and in poor condition. Illuminated. (MS Armenian 5)

• Pseudo-Callisthenes

  "History of... Alexander the great." 1 vol., [ca. 1903]. (MS Armenian 13)

• Russian autographs

  1 box. Various materials —letters, poems, drawings—signed and/or written by: Ivan Konstantinovich Aivazovskii (1817–1900); Pavel Vasil'evich Annenkov (1812–1887); Aleksei Nikolaevich Apukhin (1841–1893); Konstantin Dmitrievich Bal'mont (1867–1943); Aleksandr Aleksandrovich Bestuzhev (1797–1837); Aleksandr Aleksandrovich Blok (1880–1921); Vladimir L'vovich Burtsev (1862–1942); Anton Pavlovich Chekhov (1860–1904); Gavril Romanovich Derzhavin (1743–1816); Marina Ivanovna Efron (1892–1941) (several letters); Nikolai Vasil'evich Gogol' (1809–1852); Ivan Logginovich Goremykin (1839–1917); Maksim Gorkii (1868–1936) (several letters); Vladimir Vasilevich Lebedev (b. 1841); Ivan Stepanovich Mazepa-Koledinsky (1644?-1709); Vasilii Ivanovich Nemirovich-Danchenko (1848–1936); Boris Leonidovich Pasternak (1890–1960); Aleksandr Ivanovich Polezhaev (1805–1838); Alexandr Sergeevich Pushkin (1799–1837); Aleksei Mikhailovich Remizov (1877–1958); Dimitri Dimitrievich Shostakovich; Konstantin Mikhailovich Simonov; Petr Il'ich Chaikovskii [Tchaikovsky] (1840–1893); Leo Tolstoi [Tolstoy]; Leon Trotskii (1879–1940); Ivan Sergeevich Turgenev (1818–1883)—several letters to Maria Ageevna Miliutina; Vasilii Vasil'evich Vereshchagin (1824–1904); Prince Petr Andreevich Viazemskii (1792–1878); and Vasilii Andreevich Zhukovskii (1783–1852). Accession list. (Kilgour bMS Russ 11) Some of the items in this collection are described in detail in The Kilgour Collection (1959).

• Russian charters

  1 box. A private file of business documents, 1543–1775, containing 104 scrolls and 6 conventional documents, all in vernacular Russian. (MS Russ 30)

• Russian composers' autographs

  1 box. Includes letters and musical scores by Aleksandr Profi'evich Borodin (1834–1887), Aleksandr Sergeevich Dargomyzhskii (1813–1861), Aleksandr Glazunov (1865–1936), Anatol Konstantinovich Liadov (1855–1914), Modeste Petrovich Moussorgskii (1839–1881); Sergei Rachmaninoff (1875–1943); Nikolai Andreevich Rimskii-Korsakov (1844–1908); Igor Stravinsky (1882–1971); Sergei Ivanovich Taneev (Taneyev) (1856–1915); and Petr Il'ich Chaikovskii [Tchaikovsky] (1840–1893). Accession list. (Kilgour MS Russ 20)T

• Sergei Iulievich Vitte (Witte) Autograph album

  358 ff. (441 pp.). This album, which contains documents signed and/or written by prominent Russian historical figures, has been partially published in Aleksandr Barsukov, "Avtografy izvestnykh i zamechatel'nykh liudei, Starina i novizna, VIII-IX (1904–1905), 271–398. Accession list. (Kilgour MS Russ 50)

• Service book of liturgical rules with... chants of the Armenian Apostolic Church

  (MS Armenian 6)

• Sherry Mangan (b. 1904)

  Material pertaining to the Fourth International. Also, a typescript by Terence Phelan, "Wilson and the Soviet Union."

• St. Sagis Shnorhali

  [Commentaries on the 7 Catholic Epistles], (MS Armenian 4)

• Thomas Garrigue Masaryk (1850-1937)

  4 boxes. Manuscript of chapter III of The Spirit of Russia. (MS Slavic 5)

• Time Archive, 1942-55

  58 cartons. U.S. weekly news-magazine. Contains materials pertaining to Russia/USSR.

• Vasilii Andreevich Zhukovskii (1783-1852)

  Travel notebook with pencil sketches and miscellaneous notations made by Zhukovskii during his travels through Europe in 1839. (Kilgour MS Russ 104)

• Vladimir Ivanovich Dal' (1801-1872)

  [Collection of Russian Proverbs]. MS (unidentified hand); [n.p.], 1852, 8 11. (29 pp.). Belonged to Pavel Konstantinovich Simoni, who prefixed an explanatory statement (fMS Ital 75).

• Walter H. Page (1855-1918)

  U.S. ambassador to England, 1913–18. 1 diary discusses the "collapse of Russia," March 1917–8 March 1918. Accession list.

• Zinaida Aleksandrovna Volkonskaia (Beloselskaia, Belozerskaia) (1792-1862)

  1 box. Correspondents include notable Russian political, artistic, and religious figures. There is also correspondence and albums of drawings and poetry of Maria Aleksandrovna Vlasova (Beloselskaia-Belozerskaia). Unpublished index. (Kilgour MS Russ 46–46.14)