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Natal’ia Apollinarievna Logunova

A Register Of Her Papers, 1930-1972
At Holy Trinity Orthodox Seminary
Prepared by Vladimir Von Tsurikov

Holy Trinity Orthodox Seminary
Jordanville, New York
2008

© 2008 Holy Trinity Orthodox Seminary. All rights reserved.

Descriptive Summary

Collection Title:
Natal’ia Apollinarievna Logunova Papers, 1930-1972

Creator:
Natal’ia Apollinarievna Logunova

Extent:

Repository:
Holy Trinity Orthodox Seminary
P.O. Box 36, Jordanville, New York, 13361
Phone/Fax: (315) 858-0945
Email: info@hts.edu
http://www.hts.edu

Abstract:
These papers consist primarily of materials collected by Vladimir Konkordovich Abdank-Kossovskii for the exhibit “Zarubezhnaia Rus’,” which chronicled the fate and life of Russian émigrés beginning in 1916 up to 1961.

Language:
Russian, English

Biographical Note

1903 February 26

Born, Odessa, Russia

1920

Fled to Romania

1944

Deported to German camps, later lived in Displaced persons camps

1952

Arrived in the United States of America

1962

Author, Irina

1968

Author, Olenka Bell

Scope And Content Note

These papers contain the correspondence and writings of Natal’ia Logunova, a Russian journalist and writer, who emigrated to the United States, and also used the pen-names Nataliia Snarskaia, Nikolai Tallin, and NETLI. Logunova’s CORRESPONDENCE includes letters to publishers and writers. Among her SPEECHES AND WRITINGS are two published novels, Irina and Olen’ka Bell, as well as numerous articles, unpublished novels, plays, and short stories. A recurring theme in her writings is the fate of Russian émigrés, particular in the Displaced Persons camps. Of particular interest is her unpublished memoir “Tri epokhi.”

Detailed processing and preservation microfilming for these materials were made possible by a generous grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities and by matching funds from the Hoover Institution and the Holy Trinity Seminary. The grant also provides depositing a microfilm copy in the Hoover Institution Archives. The original materials remain in the Holy Trinity Seminary Archives as its property. A transfer table indicating corresponding box and reel numbers is appended to this register. Any views, findings, conclusions or recommendations expressed in these materials do not necessarily represent those of the National Endowment for the Humanities.

Series Description

Box Nos

Series

1

DIARY, 1970-1972

1

CORRESPONDENCE, 1949-1972 and undated. Address lists, cards and letters, arranged alphabetically by name of correspondent

1-8

SPEECHES AND WRITINGS, 1943-1978. Articles, drafts, notebooks, notes, and monographs, arranged chronologically by title

8

PRINTED MATTER, 1961. Clippings from Novoe russkoe slovo and Russkaia zhizn’

8

PHOTOGRAPHS, 1930-1962 and undated. 325 prints depicting Natal’ia Logunova and various persons (mostly unidentified)

8

ARTWORK, 1952. One colored oil portrait

Container List

Box Nos

Folder Nos

Contents

1.

1

DIARIES, 1970-1972. Holograph

CORRESPONDENCE, 1949-1972 and undated

General, undated

Addresses

2

General, undated. Holograph (undated). Includes list of bookstores and radio stations

3

Publishers, undated. Holograph (notebook). Includes list of documents sent to the Bakhmeteff archives at Columbia University, and recipients of Logunova’s novel Irina in 1963

4

Letters, 1969-1972 and undated

5

Postcards, 1950-1972 and undated

6

Unidentified, 1949-1972 and undated

7

Brunner, Robert Mikhailovich, 1956-1971 and undated

8

Delianich, Ariadna Ivanovna, 1972

9

Evets, Arkadii Ivanovich, 1972

10

Foster, Ludmila Aleksandrovna, 1972 and undated

11

Ginsburg, Mirra, 1970

12

Harkins, William, 1970

13

Iiulianiia, Abbess, 1972 and undated

14

International Pen Club, 1969-1971

15

Iur’eva, Zoia Osipovna, 1970

16

Koenig, Liubov’, undated

17

Koriakov, Mikhail Mikhailovich, undated

18

Langer, Georg, 1967

19

Lukashkin, Anatolii Stefanovich, 1972

20

Magerovskii, Lev Florianovich, 1961-1972 and undated. Includes several lists of materials forwarded to the Bakhmeteff Archive of Columbia University

21

Maksimova-Vertepova, Tamara Borisovna, 1972 and undated

22

Mart’ianov, Nikolai Nikolaevich, 1972

23

Mort, Viktor Konstantinovich, undated

24

Mosley, Philip E., 1961

25

Museum of Russian Culture, 1969

26

Perov, Pavel Nikolaevich, 1972

27

Petrov, Nikolai Ivanovich, 1972

28

Pozdniakov, Vladimir Vasilievich, 1972

29

Pronin, A., 1970

30

Savin, Valerian Luk’ianovich, 1971-1972 and undated

31

Sokolov, Vladimir Dimitrievich, 1972

32

Tanchik, Elizaveta, 1972

33

Taranenko, Grigorii Daniilovich, 1972

34

Tsertitskii, Gleb and Mariia, 1964-1969 and undated

35

Veinbaum, Mark Efimovich, 1958-1972

SPEECHES AND WRITINGS, 1943-1978 and undated

General

General

36

Undated. Typescripts

2.

1

1951-1971. Holographs and typescripts

Articles

General

2

General, 1955-1962. Holographs and typescripts

3

English publications, 1959 and undated. Typescripts. Includes related correspondence and an outline for a scenario

Russian – literary subjects

4

General, 1949-1969 and undated. Holographs and typescripts

5

Gogol, Nikolai, 1949-1952. Holographs

6

Pasternak, Boris, 1965-1969 and undated. Holograph and typescripts

7

Paustovskii, Konstantin, 1968-1978. Holograph and typescripts

8

Pushkin, Aleksandr, 1947-1949 and undated. Holographs and typescripts

9

Solzhenitsyn, Aleksandr, 1963-1969. Typescripts

10

Nashi vesti, 1957-1959. Typescripts

Novoe russkoe slovo, 1949-1972 and undated. Typescripts.

11

1949-1959 and undated

12

1960-1972

13

Russkaia mysl’, 1959-1964 and undated. Includes listing of Logunova’s publications in Russkaia mysl’. Holograph and typescripts

3.

1

Russkaia zhizn’, 1956-1961 and undated. Typescripts

2

Soglasie, 1953-1958. Typescripts

3

Notebooks, 1944-1951 and undated. Holographs. Includes plays, notes and short stories

4

Notes, 1946-1957 and undated. Holographs

5

Poetry, 1954-1967 and undated. Holographs and typescripts

6

“Bab’e leto (Indeiskoe leto),” undated. Typescript

7

“Bespravnye,” undated. Typescript

8

“Bol’sheviki prishli,” undated. Typescript

9

“Chekisty v riase,” undated. Typescript

10

“Chernyi,” undated. Holograph and typescripts. Includes English versions entitled “Blacky”

11

“Deti na stsene,” undated. Typescript

12

“Diadi Soso,” undated. Typescript

13

“Dva snovideniia,” undated. Typescript

14

“General Meleter i ego sem’ia,” undated.

15

“Gvozd’ v kresle,” (Play), undated. Typescript

16

“Iz rodnogo goroda,” undated. Typescripts

17

“Kommunizm bez prikras,” undated. Typescript

18

“Odessa,” undated collection of essays. Typescript. Includes handwritten notes

4.

1

“Okhotnich’i rasskazy,” undated. Holograph and typescript

2

“Po amerikanskim zhurnalam,” undated. Holograph and typescript

3

“Posle tretei mirovoi,” undated. Typescript of movie script

4

“Pered litsem vechnosti,” undated. Typescripts

5

“Pervyi opyt (iz okhotnicheskikh rasskazov,” and other short stories, undated. Typescript

6

“Pesni zakliuchennykh,” undated. Typescript

7

“Reka poshla,” undated. Typescript

8

Sbornik rasskazov, undated. Printed copy of short stories dated 1943-1949. This publication is published under N. Logunova’s pen name “Nikolai Tallin”

9

“Sevastopol’tsy,” undated. Typescript

10

“Svoboda dukha i odinochestvo,” undated. Typescript with handwritten corrections

11

“Urodets,” undated. Typescript

12

“V Moskve,” undated. Typescript

13

“Vstrecha s NKVDistami,” undated. Typescript

14

“Kogda skuchaet Amur,” 1944. Holograph, typescript

15

“Proidennyi etap (dnevniki byvsh. DP),” 1945-1952. Typescript

16

“Vyzdorovlenie,” 1946. Holograph and typescripts

17

“Samyi luchshii,” (Play), 1949. Holograph, typescripts

18

“Bez rodiny,” (Play), 1950. Holograph, 7 notebooks

5.

1

Children’s plays, 1951 and undated. Printed copy and typescript

2

“V amerikanskoi sem’e,” 1953. Typescript

3

“Krolikovodstvo v SSSR,” 1954. Typescript

4

“Khorosha strana moia rodnaia,” 1959. Typescript

5

“Chelovek bez litsa,” 1958. Holograph and typescripts. Includes several outlines of an English version entitled “Man Without a Face”

6

“Kvartira,” 1959. Holograph, typescript

7

“Nebesnye verbliuzhata,” 1960. Typescript

8

“Zhizn’ nachinaetsia snachala,” 1960. Typescript, several versions of the author’s movie script based on the novel “Pered litsem vechnosti”

9

“Chetyre vremeni goda,” 1961. Typescript

10

“Rasskazy i povesti,” 1961. Typescript

11

Irina, 1962. Printed copy

6.

1

“Snezhnaia respublika,” 1964. Typescript

2

“Otkrovennyi razgovor,” 1965. Typescript

3-4

“Sovetskii soiuz – Amerika,” 1967. Typescript of a collection of memoirs previously published as separate articles in Novoe Russkoe slovo and Russkaia zhizn’ between 1949 and 1967

5

Olen’ka Bell, 1968. Printed copy. Includes correspondence and notes relating to the book

6

“Padaiut list’ia,” 1968. Typescripts

“Tri epokhi,” 1971. Typescript

7

Pages 1-226

7.

1

Pages 227-452

2

Pages 453-755

3

Pages 756-992

4

Pages 993-1188

8.

1

Pages 1189-1358

2

Pages 1359-1435

3

PRINTED MATTER, 1961. Clippings of articles from Novoe russkoe slovo and Russkaia zhizn’

PHOTOGRAPHS, 1930-1962 and undated

4

1930 and undated. Two prints of unidentified persons

5

1937. Nikitskii sad in Crimea. Natal’ia Logunova with and unidentified group of people, 2 prints

6

1946-1947. Hameln, Germany. Two prints of Natal’ia Logunova with a grouph of unidentified persons. One print includes Bishop Nafanail (L’vov)

7

1930-1962. Includes photographs of Logunova’s stay in displaced persons camps in Germany, as well as after her arrival in the United States. 148 prints

8

1962. Cape Cod, MA, 19 prints

9

ARTWORK, 1952. Colored oil portrait of Natal’ia Logunova