Hesburgh Libraries

Nikolai (Niko) Iakovlevich Nikoladze (1843-1928) was RNN's father; letters are written in Russian.

Niko Niloladze sends his daughter this letter in the care of his wife Olga.

Letters are sent from Poti, St. Petersburg, Moscow, and Tbilisi.

Letters are typed.

Letters are from Poti and St. Petersburg; letters are in Russian.

Letters are from Didi Dzhikhaishi and Tiflis (Tbilisi). One letter is in Georgian.

1 letter is from Nikolai's wife, Liia, and is written in Russian, while Nikolai's letter is in Georgian.

O. N. Lipskaia was the secretary of Ivan P. Bardin, who was a metallurgist and academician. Bardin was a friend of both RNN and Georgiii Nikoladze.

Elichka Sumbatashvili was a friend of RNN; most of the correspondence is addressed to RNN in Tblisi; however, 1 item was sent to her in Borzhom-Likani.

Like her sister, Maria (Mira) Feliksovna Ropp, was a graduate of the Women's Pedagogical Institute, a classmate of Tamara's, and a close friend of both Tamara and RNN.

Correspondence is in Georgian, with the exception of the telegram, which is signed by both Nika and his wife, Liia.

Enclosures consist of one b/w photo and one postcard/photo of D. I. Mendeleev.

Lidiia Valentinovna Bardina was I. P. Bardin's wife. Enclosures are invitations to functions honoring Bardin after his death in 1960.

Enclosures are pictures of a medal struck in honor of I. P. Bardin.

Enclosures are inscribed photographs of ceremonies that took place with the unveiling of a monument and the opening of a museum (located in Novokuznetsk) in I. P. Bardin's honor.

Aleksei Nikolaevich Bogoliubov (1911-2004) was a scientist and mathematician. Enclosures are 2 b/w photos, showing RNN and others, as well as a review of a book written by Bogoliubov on Georgii Nikoladze.

One of the letters is addressed to Nika Polievktov-Nikoladze as well as RNN. Short letters by Aleksei are also included. Enclosure consists of 1 b/w print, 13 X 11 cm., of Atiko and son.