S.S. Geychenko, U Lukomorya (Leningrad, 1986)

◈ S100, pp. 176–177 paragraph 49 →

…for it harder than Matvey Matveyevich, and the appointment was confirmed “in the first days of April” […]. On the morning of 12 April Geychenko left Leningrad for Pskov together with L.N. Nazarova of Pushkin House…

◈ S100, p. 179 paragraph 49 →

…for it harder than Matvey Matveyevich, and the appointment was confirmed “in the first days of April” […]. On the morning of 12 April Geychenko left Leningrad for Pskov together with L.N. Nazarova of Pushkin House…

◈ S100, p. 176 paragraph 10 →

…from the same university a year earlier, recalled that he knew Kalaushin “from working in Peterhof” […].

◈ S100, p. 176 paragraph 25 →

…we worked together in the museum of Pushkin House, where Matvey Matveyevich was the head,” Geychenko wrote […]. By Institute Order No. 59 of 15 April 1945 he was appointed director of the Reserve [◈ S086, no. 19, p.…

◈ S100, p. 179 paragraph 26 →

…and Boris Kalaushin, “the future artist, who was travelling with me to sketch the ruined Pushkin monuments” […]. On 16 May the fifteen-year-old Boris finished a rough plan of the park at Petrovskoye, marking the…

◈ S100, p. 176 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…

◈ S100, p. 176 paragraph 14 →

…of the Pushkin Reserve; no one, he recalled, had argued harder for sending him there than Matvey Matveyevich […]. On the morning of 12 April Geychenko set out for Pskov with L.N. Nazarova of Pushkin House and the…

◈ S100, pp. 178–179 paragraph 14 →

…of the Pushkin Reserve; no one, he recalled, had argued harder for sending him there than Matvey Matveyevich […]. On the morning of 12 April Geychenko set out for Pskov with L.N. Nazarova of Pushkin House and the…

◈ S100, p. 176 paragraph 25 →

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

◈ S100, p. 176 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…

◈ S100, p. 176 paragraph 46 →

…03.12.1909, p. 1], and S.S. Geychenko’s memoirs confirmed Matvey Matveyevich’s part in the events of 1945 […]. Many of these finds do not argue with the roster but add to it; every difference from it is given as a note…

◈ S100, p. 176 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”…