Collection Higer I.A.

Cases (73)

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1. Poetry collection (hardcover, 133 pp. A4)

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2. Venedikt Erofeev. Vasily Rozanov through the eyes of an eccentric (June 1973). Not bound, 17 pp. A4.

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3. Martin Buber. The path of man. (1 copy) Not bound, 16 pp. A4.

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4. A. Solzhenitsyn. Study of the Monarch (Chapter 67 of the full text of "August the Fourteenth"). Not stitched. 57 pp. A4, 2 copies.

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5. Frank S.L. Moral watershed in the Russian revolution. Not bound, 10 pp. A4.

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6. A. Akhmatova. Requiem (1940). Not bound, 7 pages, A4.

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7. Letters, petitions, appeals. Transcripts of press conferences. Bound (gluing), 4 pages, A4

8. Richard Bach. Illusions, or the adventures of the Messiah, who did not want to be the Messiah (translated by M. Shishkin). Not bound, 73 pp. A4.

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9. A. and B. Strugatsky. Lame fate (fantastic story). Unbound, 114 pages (endless) A4.

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10. V. Voinovich. Ivankiada, or the story of the writer Voinovich moving into a new apartment (reprint of the book by Ardis publishing house). Unbound, 127 pp. A4.

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eleven. And Solzhenitsyn. Cancer Corps. Part One (1963) Unbound, 355 pp. A4.

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12. V. Nabokov. Luzhin's defense. Not bound, 50 pages, A4, 6 copies.

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13. A.Sakharov. About the country and the world (reprint from the pamphlet from the Chronicle, New York, 1975). Stapled, 73 pp., A4.

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14. And Solzhenitsyn. Cancer Corps. Part one (1963) Not bound, 355 pages. A4.A.Sakharov. Reflections on Progress, Peaceful Coexistence, and Intellectual Freedom (June 1968). Stapled on staples, 19 pp. A4. 3 copies - Hope or act? (response to an article by representatives of the Estonian scientific and technical intelligentsia) - 1968 - 3 pp. A4.

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15. Lydia Chukovskaya. Letters. - To the editorial office of the Izvestia newspaper. To the 15th anniversary of Stalin's death. Not an execution, but a thought, but a word (February 1968), 4 pages, 1 copy. - Mikhail Sholokhov, author of The Quiet Flows the Don - Bound on paper clips, 4 pages, 1 copy, A4.

16. A. Solzhenitsyn. Letters. Documentation. Performances.

17. Letters and appeals around Solzhenitsyn.

18. Arkady Belenkov. Letter to the PEN Congress (June 27, 1968 – September 10, 69) 17 pages, 1 copy. - Belongs to Russia (over the coffin of Arkady Belenkov) - 4 pages, 1 copy. - A. Belenkov's letter about the fate of Russian literature (06/20/68) - reprinted from "Posev" dated August 1968. Bound on paper clips, 7 pages, 1 copy, A4.

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19. - The last word of Julius Daniel (14.02.1966) - 4 pages; - The last word at the trial of A. Sinyavsky (12.12.66) - bound, 6 pages, A4. Julius Daniel. Hands (story). Stapled on staples, 5 pp., A4. - Instead of a preface (to the stories "Hands" and "The Man from MINAP") - 3 pages. Not bound, A4

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20. Documents of the Prague Spring in 1968.

21. A. Kuznetsov (A. Anatole) August 10, Sunday (excerpt from memoirs published in the Sunday Telegraph, London). - a fragment of the interview of A. Kuznetsov to A. Goldberg at the Air Force 2-3.09.1969. Stapled on paper clips, 8 pages, A4.

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22. Philosophical collection "VEKHI" 1909.

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23. Anatoly Marchenko. My testimony (1967). Not bound, 130 pages, 1 copy, A4.

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24. Evgeny Zamyatin. Autobiography (1926) - 4th or 5th copy. Not bound, 11 pp. A4. - Two stories: - A story about the most important thing (1923) - not stitched, 43 p. A4. - X (1926) - not bound, 24 pp. A4.

25. K. Sukhov. Simple Methods for Propagating Technical Documents (1968). Not bound, 32 pp., A4.

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26. Yevgeny Yevtushenko. Notes on autobiography. Not bound, 41 pp. A4.

27. L. Petrovsky. Open letter to the Central Committee of the CPSU (03/05/1969). About the cult of personality and its consequences. Stapled, 21 pages, A4

28. L. Kerber. Tupolev sharaga. Bound, 81 pp., A4.

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29. Petr Grigorenko. Our everyday life, or a story about how criminal cases are fabricated against Soviet citizens who defend human rights (1977) Bound, 56 pp. A4. - Concealment of historical truth - a crime against the people (letter to the editor of the journal "Issues of the history of the CPSU" regarding the criticism of the book by A. Nekrich "1941. June 22") - 1967 Not stitched, 58 p. A4

thirty. Varlam Shalamov. Kolyma stories (from various collections). Not bound, 93 pp., A4.

31. Robert Conquist. Great terror. Stalin's purge of the thirties (translated from English). - First issue (foreword, introduction); - Issue three (Chapter 5); - Issue six (chapters 12-13). Bound, 81 pp. A4. 1 copy

32. A.Mikhailov (pseudonym). Considerations on the 1968 Liberal Campaign. Bound, 17 pages, А4., 2 copies.

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33. E. Aksenova-Ginzburg. Cool route. Not bound, 286 pp., A4.

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34. Two instructions. - Yakov Vinkovetsky. Letter from Russia to Russia (how to behave during interrogation at the KGB) - not stitched, 25 pp. A4 .; - Instructions for those traveling to Israel for life - not bound, 11 pages.

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35. A. Solzhenitsyn. Stories. - An incident at the Krechetovka station; - Matrenin yard; - For the good of the cause; - Zakhar-kalita; - One day of Ivan Denisovich; - Right hand; - What a pity ... Not stitched, 211 pp. A4.

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36. M. Bulgakov. Letter to the Soviet government (03/28/1930). Bound, 6 pp., A4.

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37. G.Orwell. Scottish farm. Not bound, 46 pp., A4.

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38. Vladimir Kornilov. Midnight (poem). Bound, 19 pp., A4.

39. He was sent by the God of anger and sadness ... Collection of materials on the "Solzhenitsyn case" (1963-1970). Not bound, (?) p. A4. The material folder contains jumbled and unnumbered pages, so they are in chronological order. Several pages without beginning or end.

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40. A. Galich. When I'll come back. Poems and songs 1972-1977. Reprint of the collection from the Sowing. – Not bound, 96 pp. A5; - Poems of different years, including Kadesh - not stitched, 18 pages, A4, - Galich told (fragments of the interview) - not stitched, 3 pages, A4.

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41. G.Pomerants. The Moral Image of a Historical Personality (Speech at a Philosophical Seminar in December 1965). – Bound, 8 pp. A4. - Postscript (how much is twice two or the required price list) - Bound, 5 pp. A4 - Answer to the question "What is happiness?" (What are the doctrines of happiness). – Not bound, 5 pp. A4.

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42. A. Galich. Book of Songs (volume one) - not bound, 145 pp., A4. With a table of contents (106 songs).

43. Albert Camus. Speech at the Nobel Prize. Not bound, 24 pages, А4., 2 copies.

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46. M. Djilas. New Class - Unbound, 110 pp. A4. Skip Ch.3 (pp. 22-29).

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47. Marina Tsvetaeva. Grandfather Ilovaisky (1933). Not bound, 29 pp. A4.

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48. A. Solzhenitsyn. Lenin in Zurich (chapter 22 from the node "August the Fourteenth"). Not bound, 100 pages, A4

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49. V. Aksenov. Island of Crimea (1977-79). Photocopy of the book from Tamizdat. Not bound, 324 pp., A5.

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50. A. Solzhenitsyn. Gulag archipelago (parts 5,6,7). Not bound, 429 pp. A4. (6th copy)

51. Almanac "From under the rocks". Moscow, 1974, 121 pages.

52. Nikolay Berdyaev. Fragments from selected works.

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54. L. Chukovskaya. Sofia Petrovna. Tale. (1939-40). Not bound, 68 pages, A4

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55. Roman Gul. Lenin and The Gulag Archipelago (New Journal, No. 115, New York, 1974) Unbound, 5 pp., A4.

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56. E.S. Varga. The Russian path of transition to socialism and its results (compendium). – Unstapled, 15 pages (without end), A4.

57. Collection of materials about the demonstration in Moscow on August 25, 1968. Bound, 24 pages, A4.

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58. Information materials. - Brief recording of the discussion in the international student club "Time and Thought" October 18, 1966 - bound, 4 pages, A4; - On some current events (brief information) - bound, 12 pages; - The city of Vladimir (a story about the Vladimir prison) - bound, 8 pages; - Viktor Krasin's statement on the trial of Sergei Kovalev (21.04.76) - 3 pages; - I. Meshener. A person who is difficult to write about (about Vladimir Bukovsky) - 5 pages - In memory of Alexei Evgrafovich Kosterin (obituary), speeches at the Moscow crematorium and at the wake of A. Yakobson, P. Grigorenko, P. Yakir (November, 1968) - Bound, 18 pages, A5.

59. Selected texts of samizdat devoted to social problems. Issue No. 3, January-February 1970 - Memorandum of the International Conference on the Repatriation of Soviet Jews; - Speech by Corneliu Manescu, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Romania; - Correspondence of V.Mogilever with the Regional Organization of the Jewish Autonomous Region (May 1969); - Letter from V. Prusakov to A. Kosygin, to the UN Human Rights Committee and to the World Jewish Agency. Bound, 18 pp. A4.

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60. Literary materials. - Nadezhda Mandelstam. My will - not bound, 4 pages, A4; - Uncorrected transcript of I. Ehrenburg's speech at the evening in memory of I. Babel in the Central House of Writers (11.11.64) - not stitched, 5 pp. A4; - Vasil Bykov. Speech at the 5th Congress of Writers of Belarus - bound with errors, missing pages, 8 pages, A4; - About the book by A. Nekrich “1941. June 22” - bound, 4 pp. A4; - Letter from B. Pasternak to Paustovsky (01/06/57) - 1 page; - V. Gusarov. Word to Freedom (12/18/70) – not bound, 3 pp. A4; - Antoine de Saint-Exupery. Letter to the General of the Air Force - bound, 9 pages, A5.

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61. Literary compote. - O. Pototsky. V. Meyerhold (poetry) - 1 page; - N. Korzhavin. Trumpeter (poetry) - 1 page; - (?) Requiem (verses) - 1 page; - Z. Paperny. What are you, Kochet?; - L. Kolakovsky. What is socialism? – bound, 5 pages A4; - Stanislav Jerzy Lec. Aphorisms. – not bound, 2 pages, A4; - Evg.Popov. Two stories: - A drummer and his drummer wife; - Waiting for love is not treacherous. Not bound, 8 pp. A4; - Vladimir Tendryakov. The Night After the Release (play) – loose, 7 pp, A4.

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62. Songs of Vladimir Vysotsky. – Unstapled 21 pages A4 and 25 pages A5.

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63. Documents from different years. - Decree of the Council of People's Commissars ON PRINTING - bound, 9 pp. A4; - N. Bukharin. To the future generation of party leaders - 1 page; - Letter from the old Bolsheviks to the Presidium of the Central Committee in defense of Bukharin - 1 page; - Letters from Lenin to Trotsky and Stalin (03/05/23) - 1 page; - Molotov's speech at a meeting of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR on 10/31/1939; - F. Raskolnikov. An open letter to Stalin (08/17/1939). Bound, 6 pp., A4.

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64. A. Solzhenitsyn. The calf butted with the oak. Essays on literary life. 2 volumes. Volume One (1971). 220 pages, hardcover. Volume Two (1973). 455 pp. Hardcover.

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65. A. Solzhenitsyn. In the first circle. 432 pp. Hardcover. At the end, G. Bell's article "The World of Non-Freedom" is added.

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66. A. Solzhenitsyn. Gulag archipelago. Experience in artistic research. 1918 - 1956. Volume two (657 pages): - Part three. Extermination-labor; - Part four. Soul and barbed wire. in hardcover.

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68. Valentine Frost. Report from the Beria Reserve (04/15/67). Bound, 32 pp., A4.

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69. A. Sinyavsky. What is socialist realism? Bound, 24 pages, A4

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74. M. Bulgakov. Dog's heart. Hardcover, 87 pp. A4. In the same volume - Evgeny Zamyatin. Autobiography and two stories. 78 pages

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75. Vladimir Nabokov. Lolita. Typescript, hardcover, 277 pp. A4.

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78. A. Galich. Song book. Volume One (Generation of the Doomed). Hardcover, 161 pp. A4.

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79. A. Solzhenitsyn. August the Fourteenth. The first knot of the multi-part work "Red Wheel". Bound in two volumes (first - up to 240 pages, second - up to 475) А4.

80. Itzhaks Meras. The draw lasts a moment. Novel. Hardcover 103 typewritten pages, A4.

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81. Nikolai Gumilyov. Romantic flowers (1906 - 1908). Poetry. Hardcover, 106 pp. A4.

83. Collection in memory of Vladimir Vysotsky. Hard cover. 71 pp. A4.

84. About Volodya Vysotsky… Collection of materials. Hard cover. 142 pp. A4.