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Tatiana (Tata) Alekseevna Chichinadze was the daughter of Efrosinia Iakovlevna Nikoladze and Aleksei Chichinadzea and thus a cousin of RNN

With the exception of the telegams, all the correspondence is in Georgian; enclosure consists of a receipt.

Enclosures consist of a package address label and a newspaper photograph of the Candidate of Biological Sciencies, L. V. Lobanova.

Enclosure consists of a typed-out version of the folktale, "Dogada."

Lev Vladimirovich Pisarzhevskii (1874-1938) was a chemist and academician.

Events are the 50th anniversary of the construction of the Zemo-Avchalskaia hydroelectric power station and the 100th anniversary of V. A. Chichinadze's birth. Among the typescripts are several drafts of Avtandil V. Chichinadze's speech. Photo depicts the brothers Avtandil and Aleksei together with Nika Polievktov-Nikoladze and Vladimir K. Paniev.

Items vary from bank books to reading room passes.

Items vary from reading room identifications to an award for RNN's "valiant and self-sacrificing work during the Great Patriotic War."

Aleksei A. Chichinadze is the son of Avtandil (Atiko) Vissarionvich; items consist of a drawing, a poem, and two b/w prints.

Enclosures consist of 2 b/w prints (different sizes).

Enclosure consists of a dried and pressed flower mounted on a card.

Folder includes letters to administrative figures, documents, etc.

Items consist of a list of names, calculations, and 7 pages of chemical and mathematical formulas.

One poem is written in Georgian, and the rest in Russian. Authorship and date are clear on some -- for example, "To, chego ne bylo" by A. Sukhov on May 2, 1917, while others are missing some elements.

All the poems are clearly dated.

Nina Alekseevna Poltoratskaia was a friend of RNN.

The book was published by Privolzhskoe Knizhnoe Izd-vo in Saratov. Nina Mikhailovna Chernyshevskaia (1896-1975), the granddaughter of Nikolai Chernyshevsky, inscribes the book to RNN.

Article published in Moskovskaia Pravda includes a discussion of Aleksei Chichinadze.

Articles appeared in Vechernii Tbilisi and Zaria Vostoka.

Most of the poems are handwritten, and some are dated. Authorship varies: Georgii Nikoladze, Liza Salomatina, and others. Almost all of the poems are written in Russian with only a few in Georgian. Folder includes an envelope with 2 small b/w prints that were among the poems.

RNN is one of the signers of this letter that appeared in the newspaper, Zaria vostoka.

Short article from Pravda refers to Vissarion A. Chichinadze and the construction of the Zemo-Avchalskaia hydroelectric power station; folder includes a typed note and a business card of V. A. Chichinadze.