Hesburgh Libraries

Folder includes 2 copies of the invitation to a tribute for V. N. Verkhovskii (1873-1947).

Handwritten notes are probably drafts of telegrams.

Text is in Russian and Georgian on facing pages.

Lev Vladimirovich Pisarzhevskii (1874-1938) was a chemist, a member of the Academy of Sciences, as well as a friend of RNN's.

Off-prints of 3 of RNN's scholarly articles that are written in Georgian.

One of the articles is in Georgian, while the other four are in Russian.

The 3-page mss entitled "M. A. Rozenberg v Gruzii" is signed by RNN. The second piece, an obituary or biographical sketch, shows RNN among the names of other friends and students. Folder includes a draft of a telegram.

The scholarly articles are written in Georgian.

The autobiography is written in Georgian.

Folder includes a letter with regard to her father's works to Secretary Vyshinskii at the philosophy institute of the Academia Nauk.

Another heavily edited, working manuscript that was part of her work on her father, Niko Nikoladze.

Sources vary from the Brockhaus Encyclopedia to the Great Soviet Encyclopedia to letters of Niko Nikoladze to V. Voitinskii.

Copy appears to be a draft with corrections and changes in margins and interspersed between lines.

Item is a draft for a form called "Lichnyi listok po uchetu kadrov."

This CV is virtually the same form that appears in folders 326 and 327, except that it is more fully filled out, complete with attached photograph of RNN.

Heavily edited, working manuscript that was written in response to the article by B. Kozmin entitled: "Gertsen, Ogarev i molodaia emigratsiia" published in Literaturnoe nasledstvo (volume 41/42, 1941).

The chemist and academician Vadim Nikandrovich Verkhovskii (1873-1947) was a friend and mentor of RNN.

Item is a heavily edited working manuscript.

Item is a working manuscript heavily edited and with sections "cut and pasted in." This as well as the mss in the next 3 folders are 4 parts of RNN's work on her father, Niko Nikoladze. A fifth section entitled, "Gertsen i shkola Chernyshevskovo" is missing.

This article on the "history of the struggle for oil in Georgia" is written in Georgian; folder includes an envelope with a note.

As the title indicates, this item is a sketch of the major events and dates in the life or RNN's father.

One copy appears to be a draft, while the second is a cleaner copy.

Item is a heavily edited form.

From a note on the tear sheet, it appears that the 1920 article was published in a newspaper entitled Borba; source of the earlier article is unclear.

Item written in Georgian was published by the communist party in Tblisi.

Page may be part of the document in folder 327.

This biography of a fellow chemist appears to have been written for the Zhurnal russkovo fiziko-khimicheskogo obshchestva.