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B.4.e. POLANDPolish Trade Union Delegation AbroadSOURCE: IFTU ARCHIVEENTRY: INVENTORYPERIOD: 1942-1945CONTENTS/INV. NRS.: (292) Correspondence, reports and newspapercuttings. (305)Polish Trade Union Centre in Great Britain (concerning the USSR).B.4.f. ROUMANIAImmigrant Roumania Committee in FranceSOURCE: SAI ARCHIVEENTRY: INVENTORYPERIOD: 1926CONTENTS/INV. NR.: (898) Memorandum of the committee and an article by F.Rager 'Die Bedeutung der Auswanderung für Oesterreich'(the consequences of theexodus for Austria).B.5. FINLANDComité des Ingriens en Finlande (concerning the persecution of the Finnish populationin IngemarlandSOURCE: SAI ARCHIVEENTRY: INVENTORYPERIOD: (1923-1940)CONTENTS/INV. NR.: (2611) Dossier on the persecution of the Finnish population inIngemarland including a letter from the 'Comité des Ingriens en Finlande'.B.6. Former USSRB.6.a. RUSSIAAssociation des Emigrés Bessarabiens en France(Association of Emigrated Bessarabians in France)SOURCE: SAI ARCHIVEENTRY: INVENTORYSIZE: 48 pp.PERIOD: 1925-1926CONTENTS/INV. NR.: (44) Among other things correspondence on the Second SAIcongressin Marseille 1925.Association pour la Conservation des Valeurs Culturelles Russes (ACCR) ♦(Association for the Conservation of Russian Cultural Values)
SOURCE: ACCR ARCHIVEENTRY: LISTSIZE: 10 m.PERIOD: (c.1910-1960)INFO.: The ACCR was established in Paris 1946 and set itself the task to collect andpreserve archives of the Russian emigration, both of private persons and of variousorganizations. They collected papers, publications, paintings etcetera, reflecting theactivities of Russians, mainly scholars and artists, who had emigrated to France.CONTENTS: The archive of the ACCR consists of a collection of letters, documents,manuscripts, recollections, printed material, photographs (NB. a selection of some 1000emigré publications). The greater part consists of personal papers, filed either accordingto the different types of documents or the arrangement of the owner, if there was any,has been preserved.(A list of the archive in Russian is available).Delo Truda Group (Paris)SOURCE: PERS. ARCHIVEINFO.: See chapter C. for the organ/newspaper of this organization.(See for the organization F.22. RUSSIANS/Lazaréwitch, N. and for the journal C.EDITORIAL ACTIVITIES BY AND FOR MIGRANTS/Delo Truda, F.22. RUSSIANS/Maksimov/Yelensky)Duchobory (Russian communist/christian sect) ♦SOURCE: DUCHOBORY ARCHIVEENTRY: LISTSIZE: 0.15 M.PERIOD: (1898-1899)INFO: The Duchobory, a peasant sect of Christian communists in Russia, werepersecuted in the 1890s by the government for their conscientious objection to militaryservice; Canada offered hospitality to them, but the drewback of their emigration was alack of funds; Lev N. Tolstoj, who saw kindred souls in the Duchobory, lent them theprestige of his patronage and gave them the royalties from his novel 'Resurrection'; in1898 and 1899 some 7,000 Duchobory landed in Canada.CONTENTS: Various portfolios with letters and telegrams from and addressed to L.A.Sullerzickij on the case of the Duchobory. One portfolio contains miscellaneousmaterial, bills relating to the voyage.Gruppa Osvobozdenie TrudaSOURCE: PERS. ARCHIVE(See F.22. RUSSIANS/Kol'cov-Ginzburg, B.A.)Novyj Put' group (New York)SOURCE: PERS. ARCHIVE(See for the organization F.22. RUSSIANS/Estrin, S.E. and for the journal of thisorganization F.22. RUSSIANS/Dan, F.)Narodnyj Sojuz Zascity Rodiny i Svobody (Paris)SOURCE: PERS. ARCHIVE
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Cabet, Etienne (1788-1856)SOURCE: P
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MIGRATION: Paris, Spain (Civil War)
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MIGRATION: Cologne, died in Vienna
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Liebknecht, Theodor (1870-1948)SOUR
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concerning (...) votes for blacks.W
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F.22. RUSSIANSAbramovic, Rafail A.
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Sullerzickij, L.A.SOURCE: Duchobory
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(1093) Papers of the late M. Pomera
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Clara Thalmann-Ensner: BaselThalman
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Poem written by migrantsSOURCE: SAI
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Race Chaos and the Jewish Danger by
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Emigré journals published in the N
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