Georgii Vasil'evich Dmitrenko Manuscripts and Notes, 1950-1964

Creator:: Dmitrenko, Georgiĭ Vasilévich, d. 1964
Extent:: 100 items 2 boxes
Language:: Russian .
Scope and content:: Collection includes an untitled manuscript, a 712 page political tract, which deals with world events since 1914 in a strongly anti-Communist spirit; there are several drafts of a second treatise on a similar subject, which might have been intended by the author as a continuation of the first. This has been labelled "The Contemporary World Crisis." Also included are: multiple drafts of several shorter pieces on political-historical subjects; a few such pieces included in a single version only; a number of reports written to be delivered at emigre political congresses, chiefly those of the All-Russian National Union (Rossiĭskoe Nat︠s︡ionalńoe Obe̋dinenie); and some notes and jottings. For a list of the contents of each of the numbered stenographer's notebooks in which most of the manuscripts are written see the list compiled by Dmitrenko's literary executor, P. Sokolov, in Box 2.
Biographical / historical:: Former advocate of the Moscow judicial okrug and political activist in the emigration.

Acquisition information:

Manuscripts and notes: Method of acquisition--Purchase; Date of acquisition--1966.

Processing information:

Manuscripts and notes Accessioned 1966.

Manuscripts and notes Processed 08/--/81.

Accruals:

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Rules or conventions:

aapm

Location of originals:

Bakhmeteff Archive. Rare Book and Manuscript Library. Columbia University.

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