Clementi Marco

Content:

Irina Flige
Biography of the monument to the victims of Soviet terror. . 3

Sevil Vekilova
The Impact of Political Repression on the Life of a Multigenerational Family. . 36

Mikhail Rogachev
Books of memory of victims of political repression as a biographical source . . 44

Oleg Nikolaev
Biography in the Mirror of Everyday Writing Practices. . 46

Anna Barkova
Levashovsky Memorial as a Biographical Source. . 61

Alina Zakharova
Biography of the Tikhonov “photographic dynasty” in the context of prosopographical research . . 67

Maxim Skorokhodov
Literary criticism as a source of biographical information. . 74

Veronica Jobert
The life and creative path of Natalia Iosifovna Ilyina: Strokes to the biography of a repatriate. . 81

Natalia Kruk
Prisoners – Stalin Prize Laureates. . 88

Nadezhda Slepkova
From the private life of academician F.D. Pleske. . 103

Maria Krotova
"A Soviet biography must be earned": the return of Nikolai Ustryalov . . 112

Oksana Snytko
Completion of the State Archives of the Novgorod Region with documents of personal origin: results and prospects. 120

Petr Mitzner
The Shepherd of Communist Poland. About the Diary of the Primate of Poland Stefan Wyszynski . . 128

Nikita Kuznetsov
A Sailor in the Desert. A Sharp Turn in the Emigrant Biography of Lieutenant V. A. Shumovich . . 134

Leonid Obukhov
The fate of the Polish engineer Joseph Vecherek. . 143

Alexander Reznik
“We must protect the leaders”: the ailing Leon Trotsky as an object of concern for the masses . . 149

Mikhail Roshchin
The fate of Dr. A. A. Zamkov. . 155

Tatyana Kosinova
Petersburg in the biography of Józef Czapski: facts and omissions. . 161

Olga Tikhovskaya
Biography of a Gulag Prisoner as a Story of Intercultural Transformation: Russian American Victor German in Search of Identity . . 170

Sergey Fokin
Sergei Stepanovich Chakhotin – a citizen of Europe. . 178

Content:

Andrey Alekseev
“There is no objective truth about a person, because he is a subject...” . 3

Boris Belenkin
In the absence of death. On some features of the life stories (second half of the 1950s – mid-1980s) of Soviet state and party figures – victims of political repressions. . 8

Marco Clementi
Nuto Revelli – the creator of Italian oral history. . 22

Alexander Margolis
In memory of Herzen. . 29

Petr Bazanov
A Man Without a Biography: Diy Yuryevich Repin . . 35

Olga Rosenblum
Discussions on biographical categories in the magazine “Literary Critic”: “Conversation about the hero” by Elena Usievich . . 43

Dmitry Rublev
Autobiography and biography as forms of resistance to the policy of a totalitarian state. On the example of anarchist and political prisoner A. N. Andreev. . 50

Adam Michnik
The thorny road of a dissident: Willy Brandt's two Polish visits. . 59

Evgeniya Zvonareva
Autobiographical collage – the book by Vsevolod Volin “Unknown Revolution” . . 73

Victor Chebanov
The life and fate of the flagship mechanical engineer G.D. Lyakhov. . 78

Victor Gurevich, Natalya Kruk
From the first tractor to the first lunar rover. Through the GULAG. . 86

Sergey Fokin
Forgotten Life. Vladimir Timofeevich Shevyakov (1859–1930) . . 98

Dmitry Kozlov
The fate of S.K. Pirogov. “Accidents” in the creation of a biographical narrative . . 110

Elena Strukova
Biography as a joke: the adventures of the cat Dorofey. . 116

Elena Yushkova
“I will not bring you either an umbrella or a blanket.” Isadora Duncan in the unpublished memoirs of the forgotten Soviet writer Fabian Garin “Alone with the Past” . . 121

Maxim Skorokhodov
Responses to Death as Materials for a Biography. . 131

Fedor Dubshan
Fragments of Life. Reflections of a Journalist on the Creation of Biographical Materials in Newspaper Periodicals . . 140