Hesburgh Libraries

Zinaida Aleksandrovna Chichinadze was the wife of Vissarion Chichinadze; her maiden name was Dekonskaia; letter is in Georgian.

Item is a draft of RNN's letter to the secretary of the Philosophy Institute of the Academia Nauk.

Indication on the envelope is that Dzidzadze was a chemist.

Sofia Iraklievna Gvelesiani was a friend of RNN as well as a journalist for the newspaper Vechernii Tbilisi.

Tamara Nikolaevna Nikoladze (1892-1939) was the younger sister of RNN.

Pencilled in note on the envelope suggests that Vano Shaduri was a literary figure.

Enclosure consists of a newspaper article in Georgian about her son.

Enclosures consist of a b/w print (14 X 9 cm.) and a letter to Vasilii Pavlovich (?) concerning Vissarion Chichinadze's work on hydroelectric power plants in the 1930s. Folder also contains a letter from Avantil (Atiko) Chichinadze and his family.

Enclosure consists of a newspaper article in Georgian about her son, Aliko.

Letter is a request to contribute to the journal.

Enclosure consists of an article by Bogoliubov on Georgii Nikoladze published in Vechernii Tbilisi on the anniversary of Georgii's birth.

Anna Petrovna Ostroumova-Lebedeva (1871-1955), the wife of S. V. Lebedev, was an artist; folder includes transcriptions of letters of RNN to Ostroumova-Lebedeva, whcih are in the Russian National Library. Taras Karaulshchikov provided the transcriptions.

Aleksei (Aliko) Vissarionovich Chichinadze was the son of Beso and Zina Chichnadze and a nephew of RNN.

Alexei or Aliko is writing from Moscow as indicated on 3 of the envelopes and from Sochi as indicated on the other.

One envelope includes a separate letter to Nika Polievktov-Nikoladze, Rusudana's son. Enclosures consist of 5 picture postcards, each 14 X 9 cm.

Enclosures consist of 2 b/w prints (9 X 6 cm.) and a short letter in French from an Elie Cartan.

Correspondence is in Georgian.

Correspondence is in Georgian.