Dmitrii Klenovskii to Aleksandra Otsup correspondence, 1950s-1970s
Collection context
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- 0.24 linear feet (1 document box)
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- English
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Correspondence between Russian emigre poet Dmitrii Klenovskii (born Krachkovskii) and Aleksandra Otsup (1899-1973) nee Tsvikevich, wife of a well-known Russian emigre poet Sergey Otsup. Dmitrii Klenovskii, a prominent Russian émigré poet, essayist, and journalist. Part of the "second wave" of Russian emigration, his poetry often reflected a deep, nostalgic attachment to his childhood years spent in Tsarskoye Selo. Their correspondence is an important document reflecting Russian emigre cultural environment in the late 1950s-1970s.
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