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George Kennan Papers

A Finding Aid to the Collection in the Library of Congress

Manuscript Division, Library of CongressWashington, D.C.

2013

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Collection SummaryTitle: George Kennan PapersSpan Dates: 1840-1937ID No.: MSS28456Creator: Kennan, George, 1845-1924Extent: 60,000 items ; 137 containers ; 54.8 linear feetLanguage: Collection material in English and RussianLocation: Manuscript Division, Library of Congress, Washington, D.C.Summary: Explorer, author, journalist, and lecturer. Correspondence, family letters, notes and notebooks, articles, diaries,journals, clippings, lecture material, printed matter, memorabilia, autobiographical and biographical material, photographs,and maps relating particularly to Czarist Russia and Siberia, where Kennan made extensive explorations and preparedstudies on social conditions, prisons, and the exile system.

Selected Search TermsThe following terms have been used to index the description of this collection in the Library's online catalog. They aregrouped by name of person or organization, by subject or location, and by occupation and listed alphabetically therein.

PeopleBell family.Bell, Alexander Graham, 1847-1922.Breshko-Breshkovskai͡a, Ekaterina Konstantinovna, 1844-1934--Correspondence.Kennan family--Correspondence.Kennan family.Kennan, Emeline Rathbone Weld, 1854-1940--Correspondence.Kennan, George, 1845-1924.Lansing, Robert, 1864-1928--Correspondence.Page, Walter Hines, 1855-1918--Correspondence.Roosevelt, Theodore, 1858-1919--Correspondence.Stepniak, S., 1851-1895--Correspondence.Volkhovskīĭ, F. (Feliks), 1846-1914--Correspondence.Wise, Stephen S. (Stephen Samuel), 1874-1949--Correspondence.

SubjectsExiles--Russia.Flowers--Nova Scotia.Prisons--Russia.Volcanoes--Martinique.

PlacesArctic regions--Description and travel.Arctic regions--History.Caucasus--Description and travel.Caucasus--History.Cuba--Description and travel.Cuba--History.Japan--Description and travel.Japan--History.Korea--Description and travel.Korea--History.Martinique--Description and travel.Martinique--History.Pelée, Mount (Martinique)--Eruption, 1902.Russia--Discovery and exploration.

George Kennan Papers 2

Russia--History--1801-1917.Russia--Social conditions--1801-1917.Siberia (Russia)--Discovery and exploration.

OccupationsAuthors.Explorers.Journalists.Lecturers.

Administrative InformationProvenance

The papers of George Kennan, explorer, journalist, and author were given to the Library of Congress by Kennan in 1903and by his wife, Emeline Weld Kennan, from 1925 to 1937. An addition was purchased in 1969.

Processing History

The Kennan Papers were processed in 1951 and expanded in 1973. The finding aid was revised in 2013.

Additional Guides

A card index compiled by Kennan of the Numbered Notes File in the collection is available in the Manuscript ReadingRoom.

Transfers

Items have been transferred from the Manuscript Division to other custodial divisions of the Library. Photographs, prints,and drawings have been transferred to the Prints and Photographs Division. Maps have been transferred to the Geographyand Map Division. All transfers are identified in these divisions as part of the George Kennan Papers.

Copyright Status

The status of copyright in the unpublished writings of George Kennan is governed by the Copyright Law of the UnitedStates (Title 17, U.S.C.).

Access and Restrictions

The papers of George Kennan are open to research. Researchers are advised to contact the Manuscript Reading Room priorto visiting. Many collections are stored off-site and advance notice is needed to retrieve these items for research use.

Preferred Citation

Researchers wishing to cite this collection should include the following information: Container number, George KennanPapers, Manuscript Division, Library of Congress, Washington, D.C.

Biographical NoteDate Event1845, Feb. 16 Born, Norwalk, Ohio

1863-1864 Telegraph operator, later manager of Western Union Office, Cincinnati, Ohio

1865 Traveled to northeast Siberia as explorer and telegraphic engineer

1866-1868 Construction superintendent, Middle Division, Russo-American Telegraph Co.


1870-1871 Explored the Caucasus region

1870 Published Tent Life in Siberia; and Adventures Among the Koraks and Other Tribes inKamtchatka and Northern Asia. New York: G. P. Putnam & Sons

1877-1885 Assistant manager, Associated Press, Washington, D.C.

1879 Married Emeline Rathbone Weld

1885-1886 Commissioned by Roswell Smith, president of Century Co,, to visit Russia and make a study ofthe prisons in Siberia, accompanied by the American artist, George A. Frost

1891 Published Siberia and the Exile System. New York: Century

1898 Correspondent for Outlook in Cuba during the Spanish-American War

1899 Published Campaigning in Cuba. New York: Century

1902 Correspondent for Outlook in Martinique to study volcano Mont PeléePublished The Tragedy of Pelée; A Narrative of Personal Experience and Observation in

Martinique. New York: Outlook

1904 Correspondent for Outlook in Japan to report on the Russo-Japanese War

1907 On staff, McClure's Magazine

1909 On staff, Outlook

1915 Published A Russian Comedy of Errors, with Other Stories and Sketches of Russian Life. NewYork: Century

1916 Published The Chicago and Alton Case; A Misunderstood Transaction. Garden City, N.Y.:Country Life Press

1917 Published E. H. Harriman's Far Eastern Plans. Garden City, N.Y.: Country Life Press

1922 Published E. H. Harriman: A Biography. Boston: Houghton Mifflin

1924, May 10 Died, Medina, N.Y.

Scope and Content NoteThe papers of George Kennan (1845-1924) span the years 1840-1937 and consists of correspondence, family letters, notesand notebooks, articles, diaries, journals, clippings, lecture material, printed matter, memorabilia, autobiographical andbiographical material, photographs, and maps. The collection is particularly detailed for Czarist Russia and Siberia, whereKennan made extensive explorations and prepared studies on social conditions, the prisons, and the exile system. Othermaterials deal with travels and events in Japan, Korea, Cuba, the Caucasus, Arctic regions, and Martinique (where Kennanreported the Mont Pelée eruption of 1902). Included are studies of the flowers of Nova Scotia, papers concerning theAlexander Graham Bell family, and correspondence of Kennan's wife, Emeline Rathbone Weld Kennan. Among thecorrespondents in the papers are Ekaterina Konstantinovna Breshko-Breshkovskai͡a, Robert Lansing, Walter Hines Page,Theodore Roosevelt, S. Stepniak, F. Volkhovskīĭ, and Stephen Wise.


The collection is organized into eight series: Correspondence; Diaries, Journals, and Notebooks; Notes File; LectureMaterials and Articles; Newspaper Clippings; Printed Matter; Miscellany; and Addition.

Arrangement of the PapersThis collection is arranged in eight series:

• Correspondence, 1840-1937• Diaries, Journals, and Notebooks, 1865-1924• Notes File• Lecture Materials and Articles• Newspaper Clippings• Printed Matter• Miscellany• Addition


Description of SeriesContainer SeriesBOX 1-18 Correspondence, 1840-1937

BOX 1-5 Letters Received, 1865-1924Letters from the active period of Kennan's career, including from Theodore Roosevelt,

Robert Lansing, Walter Hines Page, and Stephen Wise; from the editors of Outlook andCentury Magazine concerning Kennan's travels for these publications; and from F.Volkhovskīĭ, Ekaterina Konstantinovna Breshko-Breshkovskai͡a, and S. Stepniakconcerning revolutionary activities in Russia during and shortly after the Czarist period.

Arranged chronologically.

BOX 6-9 Letters Sent, 1865-1923Mainly copies of letters written by Kennan during his travels in Russia, Japan, other parts of

Asia, and Cuba and Martinique. Copies of letters removed from the Letterbooks seriesare included.


BOX 10-12 Letterbooks, 1862-1923Copies of letters sent. Letters missing from this group may be found in the Letters Sent

series. Includes notebook listing letters written from 1905 to 1924.Arranged chronologically.

BOX 13-14 Family Letters, 1840-1923Letters to Kennan's mother and father and to other members of his family including detailed

description of his travels in Russia, 1965-1967, 1870, and 1885-1886.Arranged chronologically by year.

BOX 15 Letters from Kennan to Emiline Weld Kennan, 1870-1919Correspondence between George Kennan and his wife.Arranged chronologically.

BOX 16-18 Letters received by Emeline Weld Kennan, 1881-1917Personal letters, condolences on the death of George Kennan, and letters of acknowledgment

for gifts sent by Mrs. Kennan to museums and libraries. Also letters received by bothKennans.

Arranged chronologically or by type of correspondence.

BOX 18 Letters received by George Kennan and Emeline Weld Kennan, 1881-1927

BOX 19-25 Diaries, Journals, and Notebooks, 1865-1924Diaries, journals, notebooks, address books, and other volumes of jottings and records kept

intermittently by Kennan mainly while traveling, but including garden books and otheraccounts.

Arranged chronologically with miscellaneous volumes at the end of the file.

BOX 26-61 Notes File


BOX 26-39 AlphabeticalEnvelopes (some empty, some containing clippings or other matter), on which Kennan

recorded notes on a wide variety of subjects.Arranged alphabetically as organized by Kennan.

BOX 40-46 NumberedMaterial of the same type as that in the alphabetical series.Arranged serially as organized and maintained by Kennan. A card index of the file prepared

by Kennan is available in the Manuscript Reading Room.

BOX 47-51 On FlowersNotes on flowers taken mainly at Kennan's home at Baddeck, Nova Scotia, to which he often

went between trips.Arranged in an alphabetical section and a chronological section.

BOX 52-61 MiscellaneousNotes on many phases of Kennan's work kept separately by him.Arranged by subject by Manuscript Division staff.

BOX 62-73 Lecture Materials and ArticlesHandwritten and typewritten drafts of speeches, lectures, and articles with background files

and event-related material.Arranged by subject or type of material.

BOX 74-78 Newspaper ClippingsBound and unbound clippings.Arranged topically with a group of unsorted clippings at the end of the file.

BOX 80-86 Printed MatterArticles, pamphlets, and small publications collected by Kennan on subjects such as Russia,

Japan, and Mont Pelée.Arranged by subject.

BOX 87-93 MiscellanyCorrespondence, photographs, and other documents relating to the Alexander Graham Bell

family (Mrs. Kennan was related to this family); memorabilia and biographical material;acknowledgments of donations to libraries and museums; lecture and concert programs;invitations and calling cards; and other material. Also includes a pencil draft of amanuscript by A. N. Kuropatkin, and typewritten and printed matter in Russian.

BOX 94-134 Addition

BOX 94-118 Notes File, circa 1882-1915Clippings (mostly in Russian), notes and a few letters most of which concern Russian life

with particular emphasis on the social and political conditions.Arranged alphabetically.

BOX 119-131 Notes File, circa 1904-1921Clippings, notes, a few letters concerning a variety of subjects with particular emphasis on

Japan and Korea.


Arranged alphabetically.

BOX 132-133 Indexes to material on Cuba and J. Edward Addicks, circa 1888-1903Notes and clippings.Arranged as organized by Kennan.

BOX 134-136 Miscellany, circa 1877-1909Letters, clippings, magazine articles, printed matter on J. Edward Addicks, the Peary and

Cook expeditions, Jews, extradition, and other subjects.Arranged by topic or type of material. Includes a partial manuscript of F. Volkhovskīĭ, “How

I Became a Revolutionist.”


Container List

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BOX 1-18 Correspondence, 1840-1937

BOX 1-5 Letters Received, 1865-1924Letters from the active period of Kennan's career, including from Theodore Roosevelt,

Robert Lansing, Walter Hines Page, and Stephen Wise; from the editors of Outlook andCentury Magazine concerning Kennan's travels for these publications; and from F.Volkhovskīĭ, Ekaterina Konstantinovna Breshko-Breshkovskai͡a, and S. Stepniakconcerning revolutionary activities in Russia during and shortly after the Czarist period.


1865-1890BOX 1BOX 2

1891-1904

BOX 3 1905-1915BOX 4 1916-1921BOX 5 1922-1924, undated

BOX 6-9 Letters Sent, 1865-1923Mainly copies of letters written by Kennan during his travels in Russia, Japan, other parts of

Asia, and Cuba and Martinique. Copies of letters removed from the Letterbooks seriesare included.


BOX 6 1865-1904BOX 7 1905-1915BOX 8 1916-1920BOX 9 1921-1923, undated

BOX 10-12 Letterbooks, 1862-1923Copies of letters sent. Letters missing from this group may be found in the Letters Sent

series. Includes notebook listing letters written from 1905 to 1924.Arranged chronologically.

BOX 10 Letters to family, 1862-18661862-18661886-1888

BOX 11 1888-1900BOX 12 1894-1903

Chronological record of letters sent, 1905-1924

BOX 13-14 Family Letters, 1840-1923Letters to Kennan's mother and father and to other members of his family including detailed

description of his travels in Russia, 1965-1967, 1870, and 1885-1886.Arranged chronologically by year.


BOX 13 1840-1889BOX 14 1890-1923, undated

BOX 15 Letters from Kennan to Emiline Weld Kennan, 1870-1919Correspondence between George Kennan and his wife.Arranged chronologically.

BOX 15 1870-1919

BOX 16-18 Letters received by Emeline Weld Kennan, 1881-1917Personal letters, condolences on the death of George Kennan, and letters of acknowledgment

for gifts sent by Mrs. Kennan to museums and libraries. Also letters received by bothKennans.

Arranged chronologically or by type of correspondence.

BOX 16 1881-1915BOX 17 1916-1937 and acknowledgmentsBOX 18 Undated

BOX 18 Letters received by George Kennan and Emeline Weld Kennan, 1881-1927

BOX 18 1881-1927

BOX 19-25 Diaries, Journals, and Notebooks, 1865-1924Diaries, journals, notebooks, address books, and other volumes of jottings and records kept

intermittently by Kennan mainly while traveling, but including garden books and otheraccounts.

Arranged chronologically with miscellaneous volumes at the end of the file.

BOX 19 1865-1885BOX 20 1885-1891BOX 21 1891-1897BOX 22 1897-1906BOX 23 1906-1913BOX 24 1914-1924BOX 25 MiscellaneousBOX 25A Miscellaneous

BOX 26-61 Notes File

BOX 26-39 AlphabeticalEnvelopes (some empty, some containing clippings or other matter), on which Kennan

recorded notes on a wide variety of subjects.Arranged alphabetically as organized by Kennan.

BOX 26 Associated PressBOX 27 Associated Press- BudgetBOX 28 Buffaloes- Cranks

Correspondence, 1840-1937

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BOX 29 Crazes- European War (N)BOX 30 European War (O)- GoldBOX 31 Government- JewsBOX 32 Johnson- MexicoBOX 33 Mexico- PeléeBOX 34 Periodicals- QuotationBOX 35 Quotations-ShipBOX 36 Shipping-SuicideBOX 37 Suicide-TheatresBOX 38 Thoreau-WalshBOX 39 War-Zasulich

BOX 40-46 NumberedMaterial of the same type as that in the alphabetical series.Arranged serially as organized and maintained by Kennan. A card index of the file prepared

by Kennan is available in the Manuscript Reading Room.

BOX 40- 1-934BOX 41 935-1389BOX 42 1390-1881BOX 43 1882-2351BOX 44 2353-2912BOX 45 2913-3510BOX 46 3511-3981

BOX 47-51 On FlowersNotes on flowers taken mainly at Kennan's home at Baddeck, Nova Scotia, to which he often

went between trips.Arranged in an alphabetical section and a chronological section.

BOX 47 Alphabetical seriesAnnuals-Nymphardas

BOX 48 Oak-WoodBOX 49 Chronological series

1891-19211921-1922

BOX 50 1922-1923BOX 51 1923-1924, undated

BOX 52-61 MiscellaneousNotes on many phases of Kennan's work kept separately by him.Arranged by subject by Manuscript Division staff.

BOX 52 Published articles1873-1912

BOX 53 1913-1916BOX 54 1917-1923

Manuscript articles, 1902-1911

Notes File

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BOX 55 Arctic affairsBaddeck, Nova Scotia

BOX 56 Biography and autobiography of KennanBOX 57 Kennan, the journalist (Outlook, Century, McClure's Magazine, and Associated Press)BOX 58 Kennan, the lecturer

Russia and the CaucasusEducation

BOX 59 The Far EastJapanese material“The Citizen”

BOX 60 “The Citizen”Unsorted

BOX 61 Unsorted

BOX 62-73 Lecture Materials and ArticlesHandwritten and typewritten drafts of speeches, lectures, and articles with background files

and event-related material.Arranged by subject or type of material.

BOX 62 ArcticMont Pelée

BOX 63 Far EastCaucasusMartinique-Mont Pelée

BOX 64 CaucasusSpecial feature articles

BOX 65 RussiaBOX 66 RussiaBOX 67 Russia

SiberiaBOX 68 Russia

JapanBOX 69 Suicide

Salton SeaBOX 70 ManuscriptsBOX 71 Manuscripts

MusicWeapons

BOX 72 MiscellaneousBOX 73 Miscellaneous

BOX 74-78 Newspaper ClippingsBound and unbound clippings.Arranged topically with a group of unsorted clippings at the end of the file.

BOX 74 Russia and SiberiaBOX 75 Russia and Siberia

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BOX 76 Lecture noticesClippings about Kennan

BOX 77 Arctic and A. W. GreelySuicideMont Pelée“Fish Talks”Dutch newspapers

BOX 78 JapanUnsorted

BOX 79 Unsorted

BOX 80-86 Printed MatterArticles, pamphlets, and small publications collected by Kennan on subjects such as Russia,

Japan, and Mont Pelée.Arranged by subject.

BOX 80 JapanBOX 81 JapanBOX 82 Russia and Caucasus

Printed in various languagesBOX 83 Russia and Caucasus

Includes Kennan's “Tent Life in Siberia”BOX 84 Science, peoples, and raceBOX 85 Chosen (Korea)

ChinaMont PeléeCubaInternational relations

BOX 86 ArcticPolitics and corruption in the United StatesBiography of KennanNapoleon IMiscellaneous

BOX 87-93 MiscellanyCorrespondence, photographs, and other documents relating to the Alexander Graham Bell

family (Mrs. Kennan was related to this family); memorabilia and biographical material;acknowledgments of donations to libraries and museums; lecture and concert programs;invitations and calling cards; and other material. Also includes a pencil draft of amanuscript by A. N. Kuropatkin, and typewritten and printed matter in Russian.

BOX 87 Alexander Graham Bell Family materialBOX 88 Biographical and personal material of Kennan

Chronology of Kennan's lifeBOX 89 Biographical and personal material of KeenanBOX 90 Acknowledgments of gifts to museums and libraries

ProgramsInvitations

Newspaper Clippings

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BOX 91 InvitationsBOX 92 Calling cardsBOX 93 Camp Cariboo material

Miscellaneous materialPencil draft of A. N. Kuropatkin manuscript made in London, summer 1908, by Kennan, and

manuscripts typewritten with printed matter in Russian

BOX 94-134 Addition

BOX 94-118 Notes File, circa 1882-1915Clippings (mostly in Russian), notes and a few letters most of which concern Russian life

with particular emphasis on the social and political conditions.Arranged alphabetically.

BOX 94 Set I, circa 1882-1915Acheson, EdwardAddicks, J. EdwardAddressesAdvertisements, Russian booksAdrianofAfanosiefAgitation and disturbancesAgrarian disordersAgrarian questionAgriculture (communal, education, elevators, exports, farm animals, Commission of

Inquiry, land, wages, etc.)AkatiuAksakof, Ivan SergeivitchAldrich, Thomas BaileyAlexander IAlexander IIAlexander IIIAlexeyenko, Prof. M. M.AltaiAmericansAmnestyAmurAnarchismAnikinAnimalsAnnenkoffAnthropologyAntopolskiAraralArchaeologyArchangelArmenia

Miscellany

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ArmeniansArmyArmy disaffectionArt and ArtistsArtelsAuthors and literatureAzeff, EugeneBackwardnessBaikal SakeBakhmetref, GeorgeBanksBaranofBaring, MauriceBark, P. L.BarristersBarrows, Isabel C.Barry, RichardBarteniefBartenieva, Ekaterina GregorievnaBeale, TruxtonBeaulieu, LeroyBees and honeyBeggarsBeketof

BOX 95 BenyowskiBernsdorffBernsteinBernstein, HermanBessarabiaBigelow, PoultneyBlack HundredsBlack SeaBlackwell, Alice StoneBlinofBogorasBogucharskiBooks (literature, periodicals)Boris, Grand DukeBotkineBourtzeffBoyesonBrandes, GeorgeBrandingBreshkovskaya, MadamBright FactsBrintom, Dr. Daniel G.

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BrodyagsBryanBuelBuhler, BaronBureaucracyBurtef, VladimirButterButterfieldCabinet landsCahan, AbrahamCalendarCanalsCapitalCapital and laborCatherineCaucasusCensusCentral AsiaChaikofskiChaliapine, Fedor IvanovitchChandlerCharacterCharity, public (benevolence)Charushin, NikolaiChekofChernisherskyCherskiChesterton, G. K.Child, TheodoreChinese, CaliforniaChinese RepublicChitaChudnovski, S.ChukchisChurchCitiesCity councilsCivil serviceClassesClay, Cassius M.Coal

BOX 96 CommerceCommunesCommunication and transportationCondition of people

BOX 97 Conservatives

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ConstitutionConstitutional DemocraticsConsulCook, Dr.

BOX 98 CookingCooperationCopyrightCorporationsCossacksCottage industriesCottinCouncil of EmpireCourts and judiciaryCourts martialCourts, militaryCrime and punishment

BOX 99 CrimesCrossCubaCurrent eventsCurtis, W. E.Customary lawCzargradDallasDalnyDarkest RussiaDe Amand, Col. Charles A.DecembristsDefence

BOX 100 DemchinskiDeutsch, LeoDe WindtDillon, Dr. E. J.DisarmamentDissentersDobrolinbofDogsDolgorukof, PrinceDostoevskyDragomirofDubroim, Dr.DukhoborsDukhobortziDukhofski

BOX 101 Dumas (1st-4th)Dumbadze, Gen.

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Dunstor, William H.Durland, KelloggDurnovo, P. N.EasterEducation

BOX 102 EducationEdwards, H. SutherlandElectionsEmancipationEmigrationEngalitchef, MadameEngineersEnglehartEscapesEthnographic ReviewEuropean WarExhibitionsExileExploration and travel

BOX 103 ExtraditionFamineFarrar, Canon

BOX 104 FinanceFinland

BOX 105 FinlandFinot, JeanFiresFish and fisheriesFlower daysFolkloreFoote, KateForeign

OpinionProtestsRelationsTravelersWriters

ForeignersBOX 106 Forestry

ForestsFoulkeFranceFree economic societyFree RussiaFreedom manifestoFriedland, Madame

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Friends of Russian freedomFrolenko, M. F.GaliciaGalkin, VrasskoyGardeningGapan, FatherGaribaldiGarnettGeneral statementsGeographyGeorgiaGeorgiansGerberGermansGermanyGladstoneGogalGoncharofGorki, MaximGoremykin, I. L.Government (repression, police, officials, laws, salaries, corruption, taxes, etc.)

BOX 107 GovernmentGrand DukesGriboyedofGrimm, Prof.Grodekof, Gen.GuardsGuchkof, A. I.Guild, Curtis, Jr.

BOX 108 HagueHammond, John HayesHapgoodHay, JohnHealth, publicHerald, N.Y.Hermogen, Iliodor and RasputinHerzenHerzensteinHistoryHollowayHourwich, IsaacHoward, BenjaminHumboldt, Baron vonIgnatief, Count N.P.IliodorImperial family

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InterpellationsIrkutskIsaiefIzvolski, AlexanderJapanese warJews (Emigration, condition, character, agricultural, employment, ritual murder, etc.)

BOX 109 JewsBOX 110 Jews

Jochelson, W.KablitzKalmucksKamchalkaKaraKaraulofKarelinKasso, L. A.KavelinKazanKazarin, CountKempinski, HermanKempster, Dr.Ker, DavidKeroseneKhelkoff, PrinceKhomiakof, N. A.Khrulep, S. S.KirghisKlements, D. A.Kluchefski, Vassili OsipovitchKokovtsef, V. N.Koliubakim, A. M.KomaroffKontrabandistiKorf, Baron S. A.Korolenko, Vladimir

BOX 111 KovalefskayaKovalefski, Maxim M.KraemerKraevskiKrasnoyarskKropotkin, Peter AlexanderKrudenerKumissKurlof, Lieut. Gen.KuropatkinLabor unions

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LandLand tenureLanded proprietorsLanguage and namesLaninLansdell, Rev. HenryLavrofLaws, fundamentalLazaref, G. K.LeeLena River StrikeLe QueuxLeroy, Beaulieu AnatoleLesevichLiberalsLibrariesLiebknecht, KarlLieven, PricessLittle RussiaLiverpoolLodge, Henry CabotLochwitzky, Alexander M.LondonLong, R. E. C.LopukhinMacArthur, Rev.McClellan, George B.McGahanMachletMakarof, A. A.ManufacturesMapsMarsden, KateMaude, AylmerMechnikofMenshckikof, LionidMerizhkovski, Prof. K. S.MeteorologyMiliutin, N.MilukofMilyukov, PaulMiller, JoaquinMines and miningMinistry

BOX 112 MinusinskMisstatements

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MisrepresentationModestofModjeskaMolotofMonarchistsMongoliaMonopoliesMoscowMuishkin, Ipoliti NikitischMuratofMuraviofMuromtsef, S. A.MuseumsMusicNarodny, IvanNationNationalistsNationalismNationalistic policyNationalitiesNavyNeo-MalthusianismNicholas INihilismNikitankoNikitskiNikolai ConstantinovitchNizhni NovgorodNoble, EdmundNobilityNormanNovgorodNovikoff, OlgaOctobristsOdessaOhsolOnipkoPaderewskiPalmer, FrederickPamirsParisParker, Alton B.Parties and electionsPassportsPeasantsPenal code

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PeriodicalsPersiaPeshekhonof, A. V.PetroleumPetropavlovski, FortressPetrunkevich, IvanPetrunkevich, Dr. AlexanderPogromsPhelps, MinisterPierce, Herbert W. D.Piragof, Nikolai IvanovichPleshgheief, A. N.PleskePlevePlehve, vonPobedenostsefPolandPolicePolitical

EconomyPartiesTrials

Politicals (Kropotkin, Lavrof, etc.)BOX 113 Pond

Popular entertainmentsPopulation and migrationPort ArthurPost (Washington)Press (censorship, repression, etc.)Price, George M.Price, Julius M.PrincePrisedskaya, Marie

BOX 114 Prisons (buildings, fortresses, punishment, etc.)Prisoners of warProstitutionPrugavin, A.PrzhvalskiPtitsinPublic opinionPulaskiPurishkevitchPushkinRadetskiRadzigRailroads

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RasputinRayevsky, Dr. Charles

BOX 115 Red CrossReformsReinbot, Gen. A. A.ReindeerReligion (dissenters, Catholic, etc.)RevolutionRevolutionary movementRevolutionistsRiddle, John W.RoadsRodzianki, M. V.Romanof dynastyRosen, BaronRosenthal, HermanRozhdestvenskiRubensteinRusof, A. A.Sabler, V. K.SaghalienSaint PetersburgSamaraSaratofSchuyler, EugeneScienceSeal IslandsSeebohmSeliverstoffSenate governingSenkevichSerfsSettlementsShchedrinSherrill, Charles H.ShevchenkoShingaref, A.SiberiaSipiaginSmith, Charles EmorySocial DemocratsSocialismSocialists

BOX 116 Solovetsk MonasterySpellingSpiridovitch, A. I.

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Staniukovich, ConstantineStasseulevitchStaffoff, V.StatisticsSteiner, Edward A.StepniakStevens, ThomasStishinskyStoessel, Gen.Stolypin, PeterStone, N. S.Strauss, Oscar S.StrettonStrikesSudiekinSugarSuicideSukhomlinof, Gen.SunSuperstitionsSven, HedinSyromatnikof SirginsTagantsef, Prof.TallmageTarantasTariffTartarsTaxesTchaykovsky, NicholasTeaTelegraphsTemperance

BOX 117 TerritoryTerrorismTimashef, S. I.Times, LondonTimes, N. Y.Tolmachef (f), Gen.Tolstoy, LeoTomskTranslationsTransliterationTravellersTrepof (f), Lt. Gen. D. F.Trepof, VladimirTsar

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Tsebrikova, MadameTugan-SaranovskiTundraTurgenief (Turgenev), IvanTurkomansTverskoi, P. A.UfaUkhlomski, PrinceUkraineUnion of Russian PeopleUnited NobilityUniversities

BOX 118 Unisoff, Prince S. D.ValuiefVanderlysVan Etten, Ida M.VannofskiVengerofVereshchaginVilenkin, G. A.VladivostokVodovozof, V. V.Vogue, Melchior deVolkhovskīĭ, F.VoroneghVostorgof, FatherWallace, Sir D. MacKenzieWarWar reliefWardWashington, Booker T.WeaponsWells, H. G.Wemmers, CarlWesthall, WilliamWheatWhite, Andrew D.Wines, Fred H.Witte, Count Sergius deWomenWordsWorkingmenWright, Prof. G. F.Wurls, Geo. W.YadrintseffYakubovitch, P. F.

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YansonYanzhul, Prof. J. J.Young, Dr. C. C.Y.M.C.A.YuzofZasodimski, N.Zemski SobersZemstvos

BOX 119-131 Notes File, circa 1904-1921Clippings, notes, a few letters concerning a variety of subjects with particular emphasis on

Japan and Korea.Arranged alphabetically.

BOX 119 Set IIA-Chamberlain

BOX 120 CharacterBOX 121 Child-EmigrationBOX 122 EmigrationBOX 123 Emigration-Foreign relationsBOX 124 Foreign relationsBOX 125 Foreign travelers-KoreaBOX 126 KoreaBOX 127 Korea-LynchBOX 128 Mabie-NoblesBOX 129 Nogi-ProgressBOX 130 Prostitution-TrevesBOX 131 Vital statistics-YMCA

BOX 132-133 Indexes to material on Cuba and J. Edward Addicks, circa 1888-1903Notes and clippings.Arranged as organized by Kennan.

BOX 132 Index to Cuban material 1888-1889, A-WWorking index of material relating to J. Edward Addicks, 1895-1903

ABOX 133 B-W

BOX 134-136 Miscellany, circa 1877-1909Letters, clippings, magazine articles, printed matter on J. Edward Addicks, the Peary and

Cook expeditions, Jews, extradition, and other subjects.Arranged by topic or type of material. Includes a partial manuscript of F. Volkhovskīĭ, “How

I Became a Revolutionist.”

BOX 134 Clippings relating to J. Edward AddicksPrinted material on extradition and Jews

BOX 135 Correspondence (1909)Magazine articles

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Clippings regarding Robert Peary and Frederick Cook expeditionsBOX 136 Clippings regarding Robert Peary and Frederick Cook expeditions

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