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Lisitsyn's correspondence consists of two letters dated 1926 and 1927 from Alekseĭ Sergeevich Tolmachev with Lisitsyn's carbon reply concerning the book "Dukhi i zhizn'" a collection of essays on Russian religious sects. There is also a pamphlet commemorating the fifth anniversary of the Circle of Russian Culture (Kruzhok dukhovnago obshchenii︠a︡) in 1929.
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Gift of the Harriman Institute, via Eugene Beshenkovsky, 1988.
Correspondence: Source of acquisition--Harriman Institute, via Eugene Beshenkovsky. Method of acquisition--Gift; Date of acquisition--11/15/88. Accession number--B-89-1-24.
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I︠A︡kov Ivanovich Lisitsyn was a Russian emigre, active in the Circle of Russian Culture (Kruzhok dukhovnago obshchenii︠a︡) which was founded in 1924 to fill the cultural needs of the Russian emigre community in New York.
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