Karpovich, Michael, 1883-1959. Correspondence, 1900—1959. CB. 3D0D iterns <7 boxes) Organization: Selected materials cataloged; remainder arranged. Michael Karpovich was an employee of the embassy of the Russian Provisional Government in Washington, D.C., professor of Russian history at Harvard University, and editor of "Novyi zhurnal." Summary: Correspondence and subject files of Russian-American historian Michael Karpovich include letters from former ministers of the Russian Provisional Government Alexander Kerensky, Aleksandr Guchkov, and the Provisional Government's ambassador to the United States, Boris Bakhmeteff. There are letters from Social Revolutionaries Nikolai Avksent_ev and Vladimir Zensinov, Menshiviks Boris Nikolaevsky and Nikola_i Vol'ski__i, and extensive correspondence with contemporary historians such as Michael Florinsky, Serqe_i Pushkarev, George Vernadsky, and Karpovich's students who included Marc Raeff and Richard Pipes. Much o-f the correspondence concerns Karpovich's involvement in emigre affairs and the promotion of Russian studies in the United States including such institutions as the Bakhmeteff Archive, the "Novy_i zhurnal" and the Chekhov Publishing House. There is correspondence with prominent authors and literary critics including Mark Aldanav, Ivan Bunin, Alekse_i Remizov, Gleb Struve and Roman Gul_. Of special importance are 3.etters and poems by Vladimir- Nabokov. The subject files concern Boris Bakhmeteff, Alexander Kerensky, Vladimir Nabokov and Karpovich's work as editor of Pavel Mil_i_ukov's books. Gift of Serge Karpovich, 198S. Indexess Contents list, 5 p. Locations Bakhmeteff Archive, Columbia University, Rare Book and Manuscript Library, Butler Library, New York, NY 10027. 1. Russian literature—20th century. 2. Soviet Union—Study and teaching. 3. Soviet Union—History— 20th century. 4. Bakhmeteff Archive of Russian and East European History and Culture. 5. Chekhov Publishing House, New York'. I. Aldanav, Mark Aleksandrovich, 1686-1957. II. Avksent__ev, Nikola_i Dmitrievich. III. Bakhmeteff, Boris Aieksandrovich, 1880-1951. IV. Bunin ? Ivan Alekseevich, 1870- 1953. V. Florinsky, Michael T., 1S94- . VI. GuchKov, Aleksandr Ivanovich, 1862-1936. VII. Gul_ ? Roman, 1896- . VIII. Kerensky, Alexander, 1881-1970. IX. Mil_i_ukov, Pavei Nikolaevich, 1859-1943. X. Nabokov, Vladimir Vladimirovich,'1899-1977. XI. Nicolaevsky, Boris I., 1887-1966. XII. Pipes, Richard. XIII- Pushkarev, Serge_i Germanovich, 1868- . XIV. Raeff, Marci XV. Remizov., Alekse_i , 1877-1957. XVI. Struve ? Gleb. XVII. Vernadsky, George, 1337- 1973. XVIII. Vol_ski_i ? N. <Nikola_i>, 1879-1964. XIX. Zenzinov,"V.(Vladimir) ? 1680-1953. RGPN: BAR Ms Coll/Karpovich ID: NYCR89-A987 CCs 9554 DCF*. a PROC: b EJS 8/89
Organization: Selected materials cataloged; remainder arranged.Michael Karpovich was an employee of the embassy of the Russian Provisional
Government in Washington, D.C., professor of Russian history at HarvardUniversity, and editor of "Novyi zhurnal."Summary: Correspondence and subject files of Russian-American historian
Michael Karpovich include letters from former ministers of the RussianProvisional Government Alexander Kerensky, Aleksandr Guchkov, and theProvisional Government's ambassador to the United States, Boris Bakhmeteff.There are letters from Social Revolutionaries Nikolai Avksent_ev and VladimirZensinov, Menshiviks Boris Nikolaevsky and Nikola_i Vol'ski__i, and extensivecorrespondence with contemporary historians such as Michael Florinsky, Serqe_iPushkarev, George Vernadsky, and Karpovich's students who included Marc Raeffand Richard Pipes. Much o-f the correspondence concerns Karpovich's involvementin emigre affairs and the promotion of Russian studies in the United Statesincluding such institutions as the Bakhmeteff Archive, the "Novy_i zhurnal" andthe Chekhov Publishing House. There is correspondence with prominent authors andliterary critics including Mark Aldanav, Ivan Bunin, Alekse_i Remizov, GlebStruve and Roman Gul_. Of special importance are 3.etters and poems by Vladimir-Nabokov. The subject files concern Boris Bakhmeteff, Alexander Kerensky,Vladimir Nabokov and Karpovich's work as editor of Pavel Mil_i_ukov's books.
Gift of Serge Karpovich, 198S.Indexess Contents list, 5 p.Locations Bakhmeteff Archive, Columbia University, Rare Book and Manuscript
Library, Butler Library, New York, NY 10027.
1. Russian literature—20th century. 2. Soviet Union—Study and teaching. 3.Soviet Union—History— 20th century. 4. Bakhmeteff Archive of Russian and EastEuropean History and Culture. 5. Chekhov Publishing House, New York'. I. Aldanav,Mark Aleksandrovich, 1686-1957. II. Avksent__ev, Nikola_i Dmitrievich. III.Bakhmeteff, Boris Aieksandrovich, 1880-1951. IV. Bunin? Ivan Alekseevich, 1870-1953. V. Florinsky, Michael T., 1S94- . VI. GuchKov, Aleksandr Ivanovich,1862-1936. VII. Gul_? Roman, 1896- . VIII. Kerensky, Alexander, 1881-1970.IX. Mil_i_ukov, Pavei Nikolaevich, 1859-1943. X. Nabokov, VladimirVladimirovich,'1899-1977. XI. Nicolaevsky, Boris I., 1887-1966. XII. Pipes,Richard. XIII- Pushkarev, Serge_i Germanovich, 1868- . XIV. Raeff, Marci XV.Remizov., Alekse_i , 1877-1957. XVI. Struve? Gleb. XVII. Vernadsky, George, 1337-1973. XVIII. Vol_ski_i? N. <Nikola_i>, 1879-1964. XIX. Zenzinov,"V.(Vladimir)?1680-1953.
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MICHAEL KARPOVICH CONTENTS LIST - 1
1. Cataloged Correspondence
Aldanov, Mark AleksandrovichAleksandrova, VeraAlekseev, Nikolai NikolaevichAndreev, Nikolai EfremovichAronson, Grigorii IakovlevichArsen'ev, NikolaiAvksent'ev, Nikolai DmitrievichBabel', Ekaterina BorisovnaBakhmeteff, Boris AleksandrovichBarghoorn, Frederick CharlesBarka, Vasyl1
Berberova, Nina NikolaevnaBerezov, RodionBerlin, Isaiah, SirBok, Mariia PetrovnaBorman, Arkadii Al'fredovichBunin, Ivan AlekseevichCzapski, JozefDalin, David Iul'evichDan, LidiiaDana, Henry Wadsworth LongfellowDenikina, Ksenia Vasil'evnaDobuzhinskii, Mstislav ValerianovichElagin, Iurii BorisovichFedotoff-White, D. (Dmitrii)Fedotov, Georgii Petrovich
I X yFedotova, Elena Nikolaevna (Mrs. Grigorii P.)'Tlorinsky, Michael T.Fondaminskii, II'ia IsidorovichFrank, Tatiana SergeevnaGapanovich, Ivan IvanovichGazdanov, GajtoGessen, Iosif VladimirovichGoldenweiser, AlexisGrynberg, RomanGuchkov, Aleksandr IvanovichGul', Roman BorisovichHarper, Samuel NorthrupIAnovskii, V.S. (Vasilii S.)Ignat'ev, Pavel NikolaevichIoann, Abp. of San Francisco and Western United StatesIvanov, Georgii VladimirovichIvask, Iurii PavlovichJakobson, Roman
I. Kennan, George FrostKerensky, AlexanderKonovalov, Aleksandr IvanovichKonovalov, Sergei AleksandrovichKovarskii, Ilia Nikolaevich & Vera
MICHAEL KARPOVICH CONTENTS LIST - 2
Krovopuskov, Konstantin RomanovichKuskova, Ekaterina DmitrievnaLednicki, WaclawLosskii, N.O. (Nikolai Onufrievich)Maklakov, Vasilii AlekseevichMakovskii, Sergei Konstantinovich
v, Vladimir FedorovichMel'gunov, S.P. (Sergei Petrovich)Miliukov, P.N. (Pavel Nikolaevich)Mosely, Philip E.Nabokov, Nikolai DmitrievichNabokov, Vladimir VladimirovichNikolaevsky, Boris I.Novitskii, Georgii IsakievichOdoevtseva, Irina VladimirovnaOtsup, Nikolai AvdeevichPanina, Sofiia VladimirovnaPares, BernardPetrunkevich, Aleksandr IvanovichPipes, RichardPregel1, Sofiia Iul'evnaPushkarev, Sergei GermanovichRemizov, AlekseiRodicheva, Aleksandra FedorovnaRostovtsev, M.I. (Mikhail Ivanovich)Rzhevskii, Leonid Denisovich
3. Sapir, BorisSchmitt, Bernadotte E. (Bernadotte Everly)Sedykh, AndreiShakhovskoi, Dmitrii AlekseevichSlonim, MarcSmolenskii, Vladimir AlekseevichStepun, Fedor AvgustovichStrunsky, Manya GordonStruve, Gleb PetrovichTeffi, N.A. (Nadezhda Aleksandrovna)Timasheff, Nicholas SergeyevitchTitov, Aleksandr AndreevichTolstoy, Alexandra ,. M „Tsurikov, Nikolai Aleksandrovich ls/^Jk£>i^ — \A^lllf /Ul'ianov, N. (Nikolai) ""Vakar, Nikolai PlatonovichVarshavskii, Vladimir SergeevichVasil'ev, A.A. (Aleksandr Aleksandrovich)Veidle, V. [Weidle, Wladimir]Vernadsky, GeorgeVishniak, Mark VeniaminovichVol'skii, N. (Nikolai)Vyrubov, A.Vysheslavtsev, B.P. (Boris Petrovich)Weinbaum, Mark EfimovichWeintraub, WiktorWolfe, Bertram David
Bakhmeteff, Boris Aleksandrovich -- "Razvitie russk.sots, demokr."-- "Rech na martovskom
sobranii v New York"-- "Referat:* Klassovaia
bor'ba - dikt. prolsots, revol.1"
— [Speech on Russianpolitical parties]
-- [Speech on the Rus-sian proletariat]
Ivask, IUrii Pavlovich -- MIiun"' (poem)Nabokov, Vladimir Vladimirovich —"Dorogaia Tat'iana
Timasheva..." (poem)—"Kakim by polotnom
batl'nym neiavlialas'..."
Cataloged Photographs
Rodichev, Fedor IzmailovichRodichev, Fedor Izmailovich with EkaterinaAleksandrovna Rodicheva
Rodichev, Fedor Izmailovich with EkaterinaAleksandrovna and Aleksandra FeodorovnaRodicheva
A. Arranged Correspondence
AAltschuller, Grigorii IsaakovichBBabkin, Boris PetrovichBenningson, ImmanuilBervi, 0.Bienstock, TS.Bogoslovsky, Boris Vasil'evichBondarenko, V.CDDenike, IUrii PetrovichDvoichenko-Markoff, EufrosinaE
MICHAEL KARPOVICH CONTENTS LIST - 4
Eltchaninoff, AlexandreEltchaninoff, T.Epstein, FritzFFischer, GeorgeGGherman, JeanGinsburg, MichaelGuins, George C.Gurian, WaldemarHHanfman, AndrewI, JIpatieff, Vladimir NikolaevichIschboldin, BorisIzwolsky, HelenIzitimov, A.Jarcovsky, Aleksandr Borisovich
5. KKagan, Abram SaulovichKarpovich, Michael - Carbons of Outgoing CorrespondenceKohn, HansKolnai, ElizabethLLednicki, WaclawLeontief, WassilyLounz, GregoryMMagerovsky, LevMaz our, AnatolyMiscellaneous Russian Correspondencevon Mohrenschildt, DimitriN0Obolensky, M.PPetchkovsky, Mikhail IvanovichPokrovskaia, Magdalena NikolaevnaPolushkin, Nikolai SergeevichPorohovshikov, Petr Sergeevic
6. RRabinowitch, EugeneRadkey, OliverRaeff, MarcRiasanovsky, Antonia, Valentin, NicholasRupp, George HooverSSchmemann, Father AlexanderSchwartz, Solomon Meiorovich.Serech (Shvelev), Iurii VladimirovichSkitskii, Vsevolod LavrovichSoloveitchik, Samson
MICHAEL KARPOVICH CONTENTS LIST - 5
Strakhovsky, Leonid) Szeftel, Mark<; T
Tarsaidze, Aleksandr GeorgievichTschizewskij, Dmitrij
VjJghet, Sergei Antonovich/urusov, P.Ushakov, Nikolai and OlgaVVassiliev, SergiusWWasson, R. GordonYZZak (Sack), Arkadii IosifovichZenkovsky, SergeZetlin, Mikhail OsipovichUnidentified Russian Correspondence
7. Subject files
Bakhmeteff, BorisBakhmeteff ArchiveFedotov, Georgii PetrovichKerensky, Alexander FedorovichLiteraturnyi FondMiliukov, Pavel NikolaevichMiliukov, P.N. - "Outlines of Russian Culture"Miliukov, P.N. - "Outlines of Russian Culture" - ElkincorrespondenceMiliukov, P.N. - "Outlines of Russian Culture" -VelminecorrespondenceNabokov, Vladimir Vladimirovich
Organization: Selected correspondence and manuscripts cataloged;remainder arranged.
Summary: Correspondence, manuscripts, lecture notes, subjectfiles, printed materials and clippings. Cataloged materials includecorrespondence and/or manuscripts from prominent historiansGeroge Vernadsky and Sergei Pushkarev, writers Maria Germanovaand Pavel Miliukov, as well as translations by Oscar Jaszi. Karpovch'scataloged correspondence also contains letters from PresidentsKennedy and Truman. Personal correspondence is arrangedchronologically; professional correspondence deals with the HarvardSlavic Department, Professor Karpovich's various students, and theRussian Review. The collection also contains separate Novy Zhurnalcorrespondence and manuscripts. The detailed lecture notes onRussian History in English and Russian cover the years 1935 - 1957.There are also notes on non-Russian subjects. Subject files includeKarpovich's bibliography cards and material on Russian archives andorganizations. Printed materials and clippings have to do with SlavicStudies.
Benois, AlexandreBerdiavBulgakoff, Sergei NikolaevichChristoff, Peter K.Clark, GrenvilleFrank, S. L. (Semen Liudvigovich)Frank, Tat'ianaKartashev, Anton VladimirovichKennedy, John FitzgeraldKonovalov, Aleksandr IvanovichJakobson, RomanMiliukov, Pavel NikolaevichPushkarev, Sergei GermanovichRopinson, Geroid T.Saltonstall, Leverett
\ Shestov, Lev IsaakovichSlonim, MarcStruve, Petr BerngardovichTruman, Harry S.Tschizewskij, DmitriTseterelli, Iraklii GeorgievchVernadsky, Grigori VladimirovichYanovsky, Basile S.Yarmolinsky, AvrahmZaitsev, Boris
Cataloged Manuscripts
Elagin, IU.Fedotov, Georgii PetrovichGermanova, Maria NikolaevnaIlinskii, Oleg BorisovichIvanov, Georgii VladimirovichIvask, ILJrii PavlovichJaszi, OscarKlenovskii, Dmitrii losifovichJ
Mochulskii, Konstantin VasiievichOsorgin, SergeiPanina, Sofiia VladimirovnaPushkarev, Sergei GermanovichStruve, Petr BerngardovichZenkovskii, Sergei
Box 2: Arranged Personal Correspondence (1930's - 1952)
1930's1942 -1943 -19491949 -19501950 -19511952
- 1940's19491944
1950
1951
Miscellaneous Correspondence with Ukrianians and Russians
Box 3:
1953 -195419551956195719581958 -1959 -
Arranged Personal Correspondence (1953 - 1960)
1954
19591960
Box 4: Arranged Professional Correspondence (A - Ha)
Academic(1950 - 1951)(1953 - 1959)
East European Fund and Free Russia FundFinancial (1950's)
(1956)(1956 - 1957)(1959)
Fund for Intellectual FreedomHarvardHarvard Russian Research Center
v Harvard Slavic Department
Box 5: Arranged Professional Correspondence (Hu - I &miscellaneous)
Humanities Fund, miscellaneousHumanities Fund (1953 - 1954)
Alekseevich, N. — "Iz Istori i Politicheskogo Soznaniia RusskikhNarodnykh Mase"
\ Arndt, Walter W. - - Poems' Aronson, G. — "Zapiski Provintsialnogo Zhurnalista"
. Arseniev, Nikolai — Poems/ Baitrushaitie, IU. - - "0 Syshehnosti Iskusstva i Tyorcheskom Dolge
Khugotznika"Belli — "Kapitan- Leitenant, Karginal i lakobintsy"Berezov, R. — Poems and short piecesBisk, Aleksandr - - "RiIke i Rossia"Brovtsyn, B.Buryshkin, P. A. — "S. N. Tretiakov: Glava iz Vospominanii""Chernye Vremena"Chumakov, T. — " Vysshee Obrazovanie v Sovetskom Soiuze""Chutzie v Seme""The Course of Russian History"Dudorova, Nataliia - - Poem"Dva Goda za Granitsei"Dvinov, B. — "Problema Azi i "Dzhanumov, lurii - - PoemsElenev, Nikolai - - "Kern Byla Marina Tsvetaeva?" and miscellaneous
manuscripts
Box 8: Arranged Manuscripts (Ep - Go)
) Epstein — "Russian Constitutional and Adminastrative History inModern Times"
Evangulov, G. - - "Den Prazdnogo Cheloveka"Evspev, Nikolai — PoemsFacenko, T. — "Ot Starogo k Novomu"Fischer, George — "General Vlasovinchina""The First Russian Sect"Galperin, A. - - "Pamiati R. M. Plekhanovogo"Glinka, Gleb — "Velikoe Razorenie"Gorskaia, A. ~ Poems
Box 9: Arranged Manuscripts (Gr - J)
Greenblatt, Michael and Grossman, Albert — "Communism: theDevil's Jargon"
"Herzen, Bakunin, Chernyshevski""The Holy Fools"lurevskii, E. — "Doktrina Pravogo Kommunista"
\ I van tsov , D. N. ~ "Pos levoennye Sudby Zh ivo tnovods tva v S. S. S. R."•J "Iz Barselonskoi Dnevnika"
. "Iz Perepiski P. B. Struve s S. L. Frankom"/ Izhorskii, Aleksei - - "Neobychainaia Propoved Patera o Vikentiia"
Box 10: Arranged Manuscripts (K - Pa)
Karpovich, Michael - - "The Chairman's Review of the PapersPresented at the 'Collectivism andIndividualism' Session of the Conference on'Continuity and Change in Russian andSoviet Thought'11
— "East and West in the Present Crisis" (1948speech)
— Note Cards from English and American Books- - Note Cards from French Books- - Note Cards from Russian Books- - Notes, drafts, and clippings (1958)
P ^ - - Report on George Stewart's "The Whitet^orf, ^ - n. ~~ (1/7 1?<arij Armies of Russia""Korovin, K. A. : Semia i Detstvo" /Kucherov, S. — "0 Konstantinopole i Prolivakh"Kudriavtsev, V. — "P. I. Chaikovskii i Russkaia Tserkovnaia Muzyka"
) Kuskova and MeshnerMakaev, I. — "Prohozhii"Makovskii, Sergei — "Zabytyi Pisatel Konstantin Slychevskii"Maksimov, Nikolaia — "Ideaia Iskupleniia u Dostoevskogo i
Vozmezgiia u V. Soloveva"Manusevich, Victor - - "'Dvoinik' Dostoevskogo"Martinovich, N. - - "Rossiia i Blizkii Vostok"Meshner (see Kuskova and Meshner)"Moskovskii Komercheskii Inst i tut"Nartsissov, Boris ~ PoemsNeimirok, Aleksandr - - PoemsNovikoff, M. /.,"0 Sovetskoi Mologfezhi""Ocherk Zhizni Deiatelnostii Andreia Grigorevicha Gagarina"Olshanskii, B. — "Budni Zakliuchennago""Ot Vrestskogo Mira do Gratzanskoi Voiny"Pavlov, M. - - "Skorbleni Put Sovetskoi Intellegentsii"
Box 1 1: Arranged Manuscripts (Po - Sta)
\ Po l to ra tsk i i , N. — "Russkaia Religioznaia F i l oso f i i a "
"The Post-Stalin Era in Russia; The Ascendancy of Nikita Khruschov;The New Rulers of the Soviet Union"
"Put k Oktiabriu"Riabushinskii, V. P. — "Pamiati Pavla Afranacevicha Buryshkina"Rolik-Skagovskii, S. — "Arsenii Kaverin"Russian Authors, miscellaneousSaburova, Irina - - "Korabli Starogo Goroda"Samarin, V. - - "Mnogolikii Gorod" and miscellaneous manuscriptsSamylova, Olga - - Zaitsev manuscriptShaikeveg, A. — "0 Mednom Vsadnike, o Chernshevom Moste i ob
Antikvarakh c Basseinoi Ul i tsty"- - "Baron N. E. Vrangel i Ego Zerkalo Kolombiny"- - "Enriko Rastell i"— "Peterburgskaia Bogema"
Shaw, Joseph T. — "Bibliographies and Russian Literature"Shuberskii, A. — "Karatelnoe Nastuplenie Gitlera na lugoslaviiu v
1941 Gody"Shuvalova, Elizaveta - - PoemsSkonichenko, Olga ~ PoemsSmolich, I. K. - - "Vzaimootnosheniia Mezhdy Tserkoviu i
Sokolovskii, P. - - "U Staroi Rampy: Iz Teatralnykh Vospominanii"Stanka, Vlagas - - "Iskusstvo"
Box 12: Arranged Manuscripts (Ste - I & miscellaneous)
Stenbock-Fermor, Elisabeth — "The Great Water Road"Strakhovekii, LeopidSwan, Alfred J. — "The Life of Nicolas Medtner"Tauber, Ekaterina - - PoemsTroitski, NikolasTrubetskoi — "Stikhi iz Knigi 'Ternovnik'"Tschenkeli, K. - - "Introduction to the Georgian Language"Tzemchutznyi, Aleksandr - - PoemUlianov, N. — "Zastignuti Nochiu"Vacilev, S. — "Geopolitika i Ekonomika Russkoi Ark t ik i ""Valkanskii Mirotverts""Vasil i Grigorevich Basilevskii"Velichkovskaia, Tamara - - PoemsViereck, Peter"Vokrug V. A. Maklakova: Lichnye Vospominaniia"Vrangel — "Tirgatao"
. "Which? (The Ballad of Nevins and Commanger)") Yakovloev, Boris (see Troitski, Nikolas)
Miscellaneous (poems)Miscellaneous
Box 13: Novy Zhurnal Manuscripts
Bauler, A. ~ "Tip Starykh Emigrantov""Escape to England"Milenko, G. - - "Problema Prava u Tolstogo i Dostoevskogo"Nordman, N. — "Hoziastvo S. S. S. R."Notley, Frances - - translations of Kazimierz WierzynskiOrtega-Josset, Jose — translation of L. R. Nikolenko"The Russian Middle Ages" j^.
\ / Vivam/er, R. - - "Kadetskaia Pallia i Eia Vozhdi"
1942Anglo-Soviet-American CollaborationMedieval Europe
1943Changing Russia - - Russia's Relations with her Western AlliesThe Old and the New in Present-day RussiaOrigins of Revolutionary Socialism in RussiaRussia and EuropeRussia and her Allies
1944The Position of Lenin in the Russian Revolution Movement
1946American Policy and RussiaDecline of Tsardom and Rise of Soviet PowerLife and Culture in Pre-Revolutionary RussianMajor Phases in the History of Anglo-Russian Relations
\ Russia and Eastern Europe' Russia and the World
^ Soviet Foreign Policy; What's Russia Up To?
Miscellaneous Notes
1947Growth of Social and Political Ideas in Modern RussiaHas There Been a Thermidor in the Russian Revolution?How Revolution Came to RussiaRussia and the West: Cultural ContactsRussia's Place in the Post-War World
1948Religion in Nineteenth Century RussiaRussia and the Revolution of 1848Russia and Europe (1 848 - 1 948)Russia in the Near EastWhat Should We Teach About the Soviet Union?Miscellaneous Notes
1949Vostok i Zapad v Rossii
1950Contemporary Russia in Relation to Her Historical BackgroundThe Old and the New in Soviet Foreign Policy
1951The Political Heritage of Modern Russia
1953History notes
1957History Introduction
Box 15: Karpovich Lecture Notes, Arranged bySubject (The Constitutional Period; Dostoevsky and
Tolstoy; Eastern Europe)
The Constitutional Period — The Beginning of the War- - The Constitutional Regime
J
- - Economic Development of Russia inthe Last Decade Before theRevolution
- - The Political Crisis— The Revolution of 1905- - Russia's Pre-War Diplomacy- - Russia in the World War- - Trends in Russian Life
Dostoevsky & Tolstoy - - Introduction- - Dostoevsky's Life to 1867— Dostoevsky's The Brothers Karamazov- - Dostoevsky's Crime and Punishment- - Dostoevsky's The Eternal Husband & The
Gentle Saint- - Dostoevsky's House of the Dead- - Dostoevsky's The Idiot— Dostoevsky's Notes From Underground— Dostoevsky's The Possessed— Tolstoy's Early Life to 1862— Tolstoy's Early Writings (1851 - 1863)
) - - Tolstoy's War and Peace
Eastern Europe — The Baltic Countries to the End of theEighteenth Century
- - Czechoslovakia and Hungaray- - Poland to the End of the Eighteenth Century- - Poland Since 1918- - Prussian Poland to 1914- - Russian Poland After the Partitions— Serbia- - Sweden
Box 16: Karpovich Lecture Notes, Arranged by Subject(Historiography; Modern Russian Literature)
Historiography - - American Historiography- - Historical Analysis- - Historiography of the Renaissance and
Reformation— Medieval Historiography
\ — Nineteenth Century Historiography^ -- Review of Historiographical Literature
- - The Synthesis and the Marxist Interpretation ofHistory
- - Testament of Peter the Great
Modern Russian Literature — Andreyev— Blok: Symbolism- - Chaadaev- - Chekhov— Features of Russian Literature- - Gorky- - Karanenin and Krylov- - NekraSbv and Fet— Pushkin and Mickiewich- - Reskov- - Revolution as a Theme- - Social and Intellectual Changes- - The Soviet Period— The Soviet Period: Historical
Novel/Satire- - The Symbolists
Box 17: Karpovich Lecture Notes, Arranged by Subject(Modern Russian Literature)
Modern Russian Literature — The End of the Century- - Chekhov— Zhukovsky and Batyushkov- - The Age of Pushkin- - Pushkin: the Man- - Pushkin as a Poet- - Pushkin: the Early Poems- - Pushkin: Supreme Origin— Pushkin: Boris Golunov, Poltova.
and The Bronze Horseman--Pushkin: "L i t t le Tragedies"— The Fairv Tales- - Pushkin: The Genre- - Boratynsky and Tintchev- - The New Spirit in Literature, The
Age of Revolt: Griboelov- - Lermantov: the Man
\ - - LermaVitov: the Past $1^ — Lermaintov: His Fame tff
. - - Gogol: the Man) - - Realism and Romanticism
- - Gogol: the Ukrainian Tales- - Gogol: the St. Petersburg Stories- - Gogol: Revizof- - Gogol: Dead Souls- -The Age of Realism: Aksakov-
Goncharov— Goncharov - Oblanov-- Turgenev: the Man and the Writer-- Turgenev: Short Stories and Short
Novels-- Turgenev: Rudin and A Nest of
Gentlefolk-- Turgenev: On the Eve and Fathers
and Sons- - Turgenev: Smoke and The Virgin
Soil
Box 18: Karpovich Lecture Notes, Arranged by Subject(Modern Russian Literature: Tolstoy and
\ Dostoevsky)
DostoevskyTolstoy's The RessurectionTolstoy's War and PeaceTolstoy's Late WorksTolstoy: After the CrisisTolstoy and Dostoevsky: Hartford Lecture SeriesTolstoy and Dostoevsky: ConclusionTolstoy and Dostoevsky: Miscellaneous
Box 19: Karpovich Lecture Notes, Arranged by Subject(Russian History Lectures)
The Agrarian CrisisAlexander IICatherine IICivilization of Museorite Russia and the Crisis of the SeventeenthCenturyCultural Development in the Seventeenth Century
\ Cultural Progress During the Constitional Period^ English Literature in Eighteenth Century
^ First Nine Centuries of Russian History (a Retrospective Survey); From the 1917 Revolution to the Establishment of Soviet Russia
History of Russian CivilizationIndustrial RevolutionIvan the TerribleThe Industrial RevolutionThe Liberation Movement
Box 20: Karpovich Lecture Notes, Arranged by Subject(Russian History Lectures)
Middle AgesMoscowThe 1917 RevolutionNovogorodPaul IPeter the GreatPeter the Great to Catherine IIThe Political Crisis During the War and the Revolution of March 1917The Problem of Foreign PolicyThe Provincial Government and the Bolsheviks
) Rise of AbsolutismRise of LithuaniaRussia in the First Half of the Nineteenth CenturyRussia in the Second Half of the Nineteenth CenturyRussia in World War I
Box 21: Karpovich Lecture Notes, Arranged by Subject(Russian History Lectures)
Russian Church and State in the Sixteenth and Seventeenth CenturiesRussian Government in the Seventeenth CenturyRussia's Intellectual Development in the First Half of the NineteenthCenturyRussia's Nationalistic Reaction Against the West and the ChurchRusso-Japanese WarSerfdomSiberia and the Far EastSocial and Political Ideas in the Eighteenth Century: theDevelopment of Public Opinion
\ Box 22: Karpovich Lecture Notes, Arranged by Subject (The' Soviet Period; The Tsardom of Moscow)
The Soviet Period — Approaches to the Revolution- - The Bolshevik Coup D'etat— Bolshevik Theory and Practice- - Changes in the Social Structure of Russia
Since the Revolution- - The Communist Party- - Cultural Developments in the U. S. S. R.- - Cultural Life Under the Soviet regime- - Education in Soviet Russia— Evolution of the Political Structure— The Federalist Features of the Soviet State— Lenin's Design for the Russian Revolution- - Literature in the Russian Civil War- - Literature in Soviet Russia— Military Communism, Civil War and
Intervention- - The New Economic Policy and the Struggle
Within the Party- - The New Socialist Offensive and the
Supremacy of Stalin— The Provincial Government- - Religion in Soviet Russia- - Science Under the Soviet Regime- - The Social and Economic Structure— The Stalin Constitution- - The System of Thought Control
The Tsardom of Moscow - - John the Terrible- - The Time of Troubles- - The First Romanovs- - Russian Expansion Eastwards and
Southwards- - Nationalism and Western Influence
Box 23: Karpovich Lecture Notes, Arranged by Subject(General Lectures)
American CultureThe Constitution of 1936Democracy and RevolutionEvolution of Foreign Policy of the U. S. S. R.Italian History
•v Masayk and Russia) Modern English History
PlefapovPorn esov p ^ h^ * c ~> • 'The Problem of man and Moral FreedomRomanticsm, notes of various wri tersRussia and Satellite Countries
Box 24: Karpovich Lecture Notes, Arranged by Subject(General Lectures)
Russia from 1894 to 1914Russian AgricultureRussian EconomyRussian ExpansionEarly Russian History (1893 - 1921)Russian HistoryRussian History, Notes and Research Cards
Box 25: Karpovich Lecture Notes, Arranged by Subject(General Lectures)
Russian Notes, miscellaneousRussian Revolutionary MovementRussian TheaterSoviet CivilizationSoviet EconomicsState Control Over Literature in Marxist Dogma in its Bolshevik
InterpretationTrevelyan's History of England, notes onMiscellaneous Notes
Box 27: Karpovich Lecture Notes (Non-Russian Subjects;\ Karpovich General Subject Files A - I)
Karpovich, Arranged Lecture Notes- - Bibliographies- - Britain: Decade of Revolution- -Br i ta in : The Jacobins— The Constitutional History of England:
The Seventeenth Century— Cromwell's Place in History--Jaine's "La Revolution"— Miscellaneous Notes (in French)
Karpovich, General Subject Files— Address Book— Agenda- - Book Reviews- - Continuity and Change in Russian and
Soviet Thought— Fund for Intellectual Freedom- - "Homes and Haunts" of Famous Russian
American Committee for Liberation, Congress for Cultural Freedomand Radio Free Europe
Bibliography CardsBibliography Reference Cards, historyBibliography Cards, French
) Bibliography Cards, Russian
Bibliographies
Box 30: General Subject Files (C - I)
Chekhov Publishing HouseComments on BooksCommittee for the Promotion of Advanced Slavic Cultural StudiesEleneff, NicholasFree Russia FundHarvard University History Tutorial MaterialsHistory Bibliography Cards and NotesHistory Class Lists and Grades (1 947 - 1 950)Materials from Various InstitutesInternational Commission of Slavic Studies (1952)International History of Modern Russia
Box 31: General Subject Files (K - N)
Koordinatsionnogo Tsentra Antibolshevistskoi Borby i SoobshchenieLowell Lectures — "Culture and Politics in Modern Russia"1954 Materials to be EditedNew Review, materials submitted to
Box 32: General Subject Files (R - end and miscellaneous)
Rodichev Books, materials onRodichev Biography, materials forRussian Archives, variousRussian Club of BostonRussian HistoryRussian History, LanguagesRussian History Seminar MaterialsRussian ReviewRussian Quotes from Various AuthorsRussian Student Christian MovementRussian Student Fund, Inc.Russian Translations Project, memorandum onSalvemini's Lectures on Fascist ItalySlavic Department PersonnelSt. Seraphim Foundation and St. Vladimir SeminaryTolstoy FoundationUkrainian InstitutesMiscellaneous 1950- 1951
•v Miscellaneous, undated
Box 33: Printed Materials
1958 - 1959American Committee for Liberation from BolshevismHistory DepartmentKarpovich ArticlesKarpovich Articles with related correspondenceMemorandaPublicationsSlavic StudiesMiscellaneous
Box 34: Clippings
English ClippingsNovoe Russkoe SlovoRussian ClippingsRussian Clippings (1957)Russian HistoryU. S. S. R.Miscellaneous
Michael KarpovichAddendum 1: August 2004
Box 35: Lectures on Russian Intellectual History, spring 1955 (Chapters I-1X)
Chapter I, Lecture 1: Introduction: the Subject and the Method (two versions: (1) revised andwritten up by Karpovich; (2) recorded - dated 2/3/55)Chapter II, Lecture 2 & 3:18th Century (two versions: (1) revised and written up by Karpovich; (2)recorded - lecture 2 dated 2/8/55 and lecture 3 dated 1/10/55)Chapter III: RadishchevChapter IV, Lecture 4: Early 19th Century (two versions: (1) revised and written up by Karpovich;(2) recorded - dated 2/15/55)Chapter V, Lecture 5: Decembrists and Pushkin (two versions: (1) revised and written up byKarpovich; (2) recorded - dated 2/17/55)Chapter VI, Lecture 6:1830-1840 and Chaadayev (two versions: (1) revised and written up byKarpovich; (2) recorded - dated 2/24/55)Chapter VII, Lecture 7 & 8: The Slavophiles, Part I and II (recorded - lecture 7 dated 2/26/55 andlecture 8 dated 3/1/55)Chapter VII, Lecture 9: The Westerners - Belinsky (two versions: (1) revised and written up byKarpovich; (2) recorded - dated 5/21/55)Chapter VIII, Lecture 10,11: Gogol (in two pieces, lecture 11 dated 3/10/55)Chapter IX, Lecture 11&12: Herzen (in two pieces, lecture 12 dated 3/15/55)Chapter IX A, Lecture 13: Bakunin (two versions: (1) revised and written up by Karpovich; (2)recorded - dated 3/17/55)
Box 36: Lectures on Russian Intellectual History, spring 1955 (Chapters X-XIX)
Chapter X, Lecture 13 & 14: "Nihilism" -The aesthetic controversy (in two pieces, lecture 14 dated3/22/55)Chapter XI, Lecture 15 &16: Populism (two versions: (1) revised and written up by Karpovich; (2)recorded - lecture 15 dated 3/24/55)Chapter XII, Lecture 16 & 17: Dostoevsky (two versions: (1) revised and written up by Karpovich;(2) recorded - lecture 16 dated 3/29/55 and lecture 17 dated 3/31/55)Chapter XIII, Lecture 17: Tolstoy (two versions: (1) revised and written up by Karpovich; (2)recorded-dated 3/31/55)Chapter XIV, Lecture 18: Russian Liberalism - Turgenev (three versions: (1) two versions revisedand written up by Karpovich; (2) recorded - dated 4/12/55)Chapter XV, Lecture 19: Nationalism. Danilevsky (two versions: (1) revised and written up byKarpovich; (2) recorded - dated 4/14/55)Chapter XVI, Lecture 20: Soloviev (two versions: (1) revised and written up by Karpovich; (2)recorded - dated 4/21/55)Chapter XVII, Lecture 21,22 & 23 (until page 21): The Turn of the Century (two versions: (1)written up by Karpovich; (2) recorded - lecture 21 dated 4/23/55, lecture 22 dated 4/26/55 and lecture 23dated 4/28/55)Chapter XVIII, Lecture 23 (from page 21) & 24: Russian Marxism (two versions: (1) revised andwritten up by Karpovich; (2) recorded - lecture 23 dated 4/28/55 and lecture 24 dated 4/30/55)Chapter XIX, Lecture 25: Conclusion: Lenin and the Russian Tradition (two versions: (1) revisedand written up by Karpovich; (2) recorded - dated 5/3/55)Miscellaneous Writings and Notes on Chaadaev
Michael KarpovichAddendum 2, January 2007
Lectures on the History of Eastern Europe
History 55, Lecture^notes, holograph manuscript, 68 pages, 1940 Oct 1-1941 Feb 16Lecture entitled Foreign Policy under Alexander III, typescript, 4 pages, 1942 Nov 5History 57, Drafts and Research notes, 1943 Feb 2History 57, holograph manuscript, 86 pages, 1943 Feb 2; scrap-notesTalk by Professor Karpovich, Problems of Russian Historiography, typescript, 3 pages, 1947 Aug 13Printed matters: The New Republic, November 17, 1941, January 31, 1944Printed matters: Pravda, 1942 May 5; Izvestiia, 1942 June 2Printed matters: Information Bulletin, June 6, 1944; The Witness, February 3, 1944; May 18, 1944; TheNation, May 20, 1944; The Webs and Soviet Communism, talk by Harold J. Laski, June 4, 1947;Welcome to the USSA, 1956-1957
