Mikhailovskaya Pushkiniana, the Mikhailovskoye Museum Reserve series

◈ S086, no. 83, p. 177, citing the Archive of the Pushkin Reserve, PZ-KP-250 paragraph 49 →

…trenches, shell craters and destroyed trees; the draft is dated 16 May and is kept in the Reserve’s archive […]. In the same year he made a pencil drawing of Nanny’s Cottage and signed the sheet “BKalaushin 45” [◈ S087,…

◈ S086, no. 20, p. 19 paragraph 10 →

He graduated from Leningrad University in 1926 […]. His diploma thesis, and later his candidate’s dissertation, were written under the supervision of Boris…

◈ S086, no. 89, p. 45, n. 7 paragraph 11 →

…There he rose from research fellow and head of the exhibitions department to head of the Literary Museum […]; he worked in the Literary Museum for more than twenty years, fourteen of them as its head […].

◈ S086, no. 20, pp. 20–21 paragraph 13 →

…on special passes into the frontier zone to advise on the restoration of the estate at Mikhailovskoye […].

S086, ◆ act of 17.01.1934, publ. in S086, no. 19, p. 196 paragraph 15 →

…Zh.M. Yenukidze, by “IRLI research fellow, first class, M.M. Kalaushin” and by the technician B.V. Nikitin […]. Supervision of the Reserve’s museum and research work was entrusted to a “troika” — Yu.G. Oksman, D.P.…

◈ S086, no. 19, p. 196 paragraph 15 →

…Zh.M. Yenukidze, by “IRLI research fellow, first class, M.M. Kalaushin” and by the technician B.V. Nikitin […]. Supervision of the Reserve’s museum and research work was entrusted to a “troika” — Yu.G. Oksman, D.P.…

S086, publ. in S086, no. 112, pp. 235–236 paragraph 15 →

…Zh.M. Yenukidze, by “IRLI research fellow, first class, M.M. Kalaushin” and by the technician B.V. Nikitin […]. Supervision of the Reserve’s museum and research work was entrusted to a “troika” — Yu.G. Oksman, D.P.…

◈ S086, no. 33, p. 83 paragraph 16 →

…poultry farm stood on Mikhailovskoye land; in the fight to have them moved out he took “a great, great part” […]. In the summer of 1935 the artists N.E. Radlov, N.K. Shvede-Radlova and L.S. Khizhinsky worked in the…

◈ S086, no. 33, p. 78 paragraph 18 →

…interesting” […]. In the winter of 1940–41 Kalaushin sent N.I. Granovskaya to work in the Reserve […]. On 8 June 1941 L.B. Modzalevsky, V.A. Manuylov, M.M. Kalaushin and V.K. Zazhurilo came from Pushkin House…

◈ S086, no. 87, pp. 252–253 paragraph 18 →

…interesting” […]. In the winter of 1940–41 Kalaushin sent N.I. Granovskaya to work in the Reserve […]. On 8 June 1941 L.B. Modzalevsky, V.A. Manuylov, M.M. Kalaushin and V.K. Zazhurilo came from Pushkin House…

◈ S086, no. 71, p. 176 paragraph 23 →

…1941, rehabilitated and called up into the army in July 1943, and had lost part of his left arm at the front […]. On 16 April 1944 Kalaushin wrote to him at an evacuation hospital: “I want to fix you up at Peterhof. They…

◈ S086, no. 71, pp. 179–180 paragraph 23 →

…1941, rehabilitated and called up into the army in July 1943, and had lost part of his left arm at the front […]. On 16 April 1944 Kalaushin wrote to him at an evacuation hospital: “I want to fix you up at Peterhof. They…

◈ S086, no. 64, p. 33 paragraph 24 →

…fortifications at Savkino and in the centre of Mikhailovskoye, drawn up “while the trail was still warm” […]. On 9 January 1945 the Institute’s deputy director, L.A. Plotkin, and “the head of the museum”, Kalaushin,…

S086, publ. in S086, no. 89, pp. 44–45 paragraph 24 →

…fortifications at Savkino and in the centre of Mikhailovskoye, drawn up “while the trail was still warm” […]. On 9 January 1945 the Institute’s deputy director, L.A. Plotkin, and “the head of the museum”, Kalaushin,…

◈ S086, no. 19, p. 204 paragraph 25 →

…wrote […]. By Institute Order No. 59 of 15 April 1945 he was appointed director of the Reserve […]. Granovskaya remembered that Kalaushin gave his friend “the very highest recommendation, which people later…

◈ S086, no. 33, p. 84 paragraph 25 →

…wrote […]. By Institute Order No. 59 of 15 April 1945 he was appointed director of the Reserve […]. Granovskaya remembered that Kalaushin gave his friend “the very highest recommendation, which people later…

◈ S086, no. 83, p. 177 paragraph 26 →

…plan of the park at Petrovskoye, marking the minefield and dugouts, and he drew Nanny’s Cottage in pencil […].

◈ S086, no. 19, pp. 196, 204 paragraph 28 →

…after it in practice, and in the spring of 1945 S.S. Geychenko was appointed director on his recommendation […]. The roster also says that Geychenko was director “from 1944”; according to the Institute’s order, it was…

◈ S086, no. 33, p. 84 paragraph 28 →

…after it in practice, and in the spring of 1945 S.S. Geychenko was appointed director on his recommendation […]. The roster also says that Geychenko was director “from 1944”; according to the Institute’s order, it was…

◈ S086, no. 19, p. 204 paragraph 28 →

…after it in practice, and in the spring of 1945 S.S. Geychenko was appointed director on his recommendation […]. The roster also says that Geychenko was director “from 1944”; according to the Institute’s order, it was…

◈ S086, no. 26, p. 184 paragraph 28 →

…after it in practice, and in the spring of 1945 S.S. Geychenko was appointed director on his recommendation […]. The roster also says that Geychenko was director “from 1944”; according to the Institute’s order, it was…

◈ S086, no. 5, pp. 62–63 paragraph 31 →

…1946 the Institute made M.M. Kalaushin responsible for the restoration of the Reserve “on the museum side” […]. In the same year the Nekrasov museum opened in the poet’s apartment on Liteyny Prospekt — the first museum…

◈ S086, no. 20, p. 20 paragraph 31 →

…1946 the Institute made M.M. Kalaushin responsible for the restoration of the Reserve “on the museum side” […]. In the same year the Nekrasov museum opened in the poet’s apartment on Liteyny Prospekt — the first museum…

◈ S086, no. 96, p. 202 paragraph 31 →

…1946 the Institute made M.M. Kalaushin responsible for the restoration of the Reserve “on the museum side” […]. In the same year the Nekrasov museum opened in the poet’s apartment on Liteyny Prospekt — the first museum…

◈ S086, no. 68, pp. 33–34 paragraph 31 →

…1946 the Institute made M.M. Kalaushin responsible for the restoration of the Reserve “on the museum side” […]. In the same year the Nekrasov museum opened in the poet’s apartment on Liteyny Prospekt — the first museum…

◈ S086, no. 33, p. 81 paragraph 31 →

…1946 the Institute made M.M. Kalaushin responsible for the restoration of the Reserve “on the museum side” […]. In the same year the Nekrasov museum opened in the poet’s apartment on Liteyny Prospekt — the first museum…

◈ S086, no. 26, p. 36 paragraph 32 →

…All-Union Pushkin Museum in the Alexander Palace”, showing, right to left, Vavilov, Geychenko and Kalaushin […]. At the 2005 exhibition the same photograph was captioned as the opening of the house-museum at…

◈ S086, no. 33, p. 84 paragraph 32 →

…All-Union Pushkin Museum in the Alexander Palace”, showing, right to left, Vavilov, Geychenko and Kalaushin […]. At the 2005 exhibition the same photograph was captioned as the opening of the house-museum at…

S086, publ. in S086, no. 64, p. 56 paragraph 33 →

…is “the head of the Museum of the Institute of Literature of the USSR Academy of Sciences, Kalaushin M.M.” […]. In the documents of those days he signs as head of the museum of the Institute of Literature; later…

◈ S086, no. 19, p. 196, n. paragraph 33 →

…is “the head of the Museum of the Institute of Literature of the USSR Academy of Sciences, Kalaushin M.M.” […]. In the documents of those days he signs as head of the museum of the Institute of Literature; later…

◈ S086, no. 26, p. 36 paragraph 33 →

…is “the head of the Museum of the Institute of Literature of the USSR Academy of Sciences, Kalaushin M.M.” […]. In the documents of those days he signs as head of the museum of the Institute of Literature; later…

S086, ◆ record of 19.06.1952, publ. in S086, no. 90, p. 185 paragraph 33 →

…is “the head of the Museum of the Institute of Literature of the USSR Academy of Sciences, Kalaushin M.M.” […]. In the documents of those days he signs as head of the museum of the Institute of Literature; later…

◈ S086, no. 66, p. 136 paragraph 35 →

…sculptors V.B. Pinchuk and V.L. Simonov, were of one mind: “In Anikushin’s work we see the greatest success” […]. At the unveiling of the monument on 19 June 1957 the speakers included “the director of the All-Union…

S086, publ. in S086, no. 96, pp. 151–155 paragraph 36 →

…including “Kalaushin, son of the director of the museum of the Institute of Literature” — that is, Boris […]. The committee’s bureau, which met only on 20 January 1947, judged the Reserve’s work more mildly and made…

◈ S086, no. 96, p. 156 paragraph 36 →

…including “Kalaushin, son of the director of the museum of the Institute of Literature” — that is, Boris […]. The committee’s bureau, which met only on 20 January 1947, judged the Reserve’s work more mildly and made…

◈ S086, no. 102, p. 61 paragraph 38 →

…took shape — the Lyceum, the apartment at Moika 12, Nekrasov’s apartment and, briefly, the Pushkin Reserve […]. On 17 December 1953 Kalaushin, as “acting director”, asked the Library of the Academy of Sciences to allow…

S086, ◆ publ. in S086, no. 102, p. 63 paragraph 38 →

…took shape — the Lyceum, the apartment at Moika 12, Nekrasov’s apartment and, briefly, the Pushkin Reserve […]. On 17 December 1953 Kalaushin, as “acting director”, asked the Library of the Academy of Sciences to allow…

S086, publ. in S086, no. 102, p. 61 paragraph 38 →

…took shape — the Lyceum, the apartment at Moika 12, Nekrasov’s apartment and, briefly, the Pushkin Reserve […]. On 17 December 1953 Kalaushin, as “acting director”, asked the Library of the Academy of Sciences to allow…

◈ S086, no. 78, p. 83 paragraph 39 →

He chaired the museum’s purchasing committee […] and took part in the discussion of the Pushkin monument for Pushkinskiye Gory (1958) [◈ S086, no. 27, pp.…

◈ S086, no. 27, pp. 183–184 paragraph 39 →

He chaired the museum’s purchasing committee […] and took part in the discussion of the Pushkin monument for Pushkinskiye Gory (1958) [◈ S086, no. 27, pp.…

◆ S086, no. 19, p. 229 paragraph 39 →

He chaired the museum’s purchasing committee […] and took part in the discussion of the Pushkin monument for Pushkinskiye Gory (1958) [◈ S086, no. 27, pp.…

S086, ◆ letters of N.I. Arkhipov to S.S. Geychenko, publ. in S086, no. 51, p. 170 paragraph 47 →

…the Neva and the fireworks” together; the editor of the letter calls Chirskov “a relative of M.M. Kalaushin” […].

◆ S086, no. 51, p. 185 paragraph 49 →

…that “Emiliya Fyodorovna was in bed with flu”, and on 30 December 1968 she herself writes to Yu.G. Oksman […]. The roster itself, too, repeatedly passes on her stories. △ The year of death is probably a slip made when…

◆ S086, no. 51, p. 182 paragraph 56 →

On the eve of New Year 1952 the Kalaushins celebrated Boris’s wedding […]. At the end of 1963 Matvey Matveyevich spent about a month in the Academy hospital, and in 1966 Arkhipov…

◆ S086, no. 51, pp. 190, 192 paragraph 56 →

On the eve of New Year 1952 the Kalaushins celebrated Boris’s wedding […]. At the end of 1963 Matvey Matveyevich spent about a month in the Academy hospital, and in 1966 Arkhipov…

◈ S086, no. 19, p. 196 paragraph 56 →

On the eve of New Year 1952 the Kalaushins celebrated Boris’s wedding […]. At the end of 1963 Matvey Matveyevich spent about a month in the Academy hospital, and in 1966 Arkhipov…

◈ S086, no. 21, p. 62 paragraph 58 →

…has its place: “he was bound to the Pushkin Museum Reserve by both professional and friendly interest” […].

S086, publ. in S086, no. 89, pp. 44–45 paragraph 61 →

…regional Party committee, 9 January 1945; signed by L.A. Plotkin and “head of the museum M.M. Kalaushin” […]

S086, publ. in S086, no. 64, p. 56 paragraph 62 →

…at the village of Mikhailovskoye, has been accepted…” — Act of acceptance of the exhibition, 14 June 1949 […]

◈ S086, no. 19, p. 196 paragraph 6 →

…from Pushkin House as an institution in its own right, he became its first director, serving until 1965 […]. His mother, Emiliya Fyodorovna (née Chirskova) […], had studied at a music college under the…

◈ S086, no. 26, p. 36 paragraph 6 →

…from Pushkin House as an institution in its own right, he became its first director, serving until 1965 […]. His mother, Emiliya Fyodorovna (née Chirskova) […], had studied at a music college under the…

◈ S086, no. 102, p. 61 paragraph 6 →

…from Pushkin House as an institution in its own right, he became its first director, serving until 1965 […]. His mother, Emiliya Fyodorovna (née Chirskova) […], had studied at a music college under the…

◆ S086, no. 51, p. 185 paragraph 7 →

…death. Letters show that she was alive in May 1955 and on 30 December 1968, when she wrote to Yu.G. Oksman […]; the roster itself repeatedly cites her recollections.

◈ S086, no. 83, p. 177, n. 2 paragraph 15 →

…Petrovskoye agricultural co-operative and the park to the Reserve. The plan is kept in the Reserve’s archive […]. Boris made a second version, in colour, in 1946, marking the foundations of the Hannibal house and the…

◈ S086, no. 64, p. 33 paragraph 15 →

…Petrovskoye agricultural co-operative and the park to the Reserve. The plan is kept in the Reserve’s archive […]. Boris made a second version, in colour, in 1946, marking the foundations of the Hannibal house and the…

◈ S086, no. 68, pp. 31–34 paragraph 16 →

…as head of the Literary Museum of the Institute of Literature, had submitted its outline for approval […]. The newspaper does not say where the original drawing is kept.

◈ S086, no. 89, 2022, imprint paragraph 17 →

…in 2022 it became the cover of Mikhailovskaya Pushkiniana 89, “The Pushkin Reserve in the 20th Century” […].

◆ S086, no. 51, p. 182 paragraph 19 →

…wedding”: the father, Arkhipov added, had been stubborn at first, but “the children” had got their way […]. The letter does not name the bride. The family website about the artist names his wife as Tamara…

S086, publ.: S086, no. 96, p. 155 paragraph 48 →

…of the Pushkin Reserve compiled by N.I. Aksenov, assistant director for administration, December 1946 […]

◆ S086, no. 51, p. 185 paragraph 11 →

…May 1955 N.I. Arkhipov mentions her in a letter, and on 30 December 1968 she herself wrote to Yu.G. Oksman […]; the roster itself cites her stories more than once. Mariya Aleksandrovna gave the compiler the deeds of…

◈ S086, no. 19, p. 196 paragraph 25 →

…in 1945, and on 10 June 1949 Matvey Matveyevich opened the All-Union Pushkin Museum in the Alexander Palace […].

◈ S086, no. 26, p. 36 paragraph 25 →

…in 1945, and on 10 June 1949 Matvey Matveyevich opened the All-Union Pushkin Museum in the Alexander Palace […].

◈ S086, no. 26, p. 36 paragraph 40 →

…opened the All-Union Pushkin Museum in the Alexander Palace, and from 1953 to 1965 he was its first director […]. His son Boris Matveyevich, a graphic artist who illustrated more than a hundred children’s books and a…

◈ S086, no. 19, p. 196 paragraph 48 →

…House from 1934; on his recommendation Semyon Geychenko was appointed director of the Reserve in 1945 […]. Note on the roster. The roster says that Geychenko was “handed this post by Matvey Matveyevich Kalaushin”…

◈ S086, no. 26, p. 36 paragraph 48 →

…House from 1934; on his recommendation Semyon Geychenko was appointed director of the Reserve in 1945 […]. Note on the roster. The roster says that Geychenko was “handed this post by Matvey Matveyevich Kalaushin”…

S086, publ.: S086, no. 112 paragraph 12-4 →

…1934 addressed “IRLI Kalaushin” about the collapse of the bell tower of the Svyatogorsky Monastery cathedral […]. TsGALI SPb — the fond of V.A. Manuylov, with Matvey Matveyevich’s wartime letters (fond number to be…

◈ S086, no. 19, p. 204 paragraph 12-5 →

…the 1945 plan of the Petrovsky park that Mikhailovskaya Pushkiniana attributes to B.M. Kalaushin (PZ-KP-250) […]. ODNILS GAPO (Pskov), f. 1219, op. 1, d. 352 — correspondence of Pushkin House and the Reserve with the…