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S129 · Articles · 2010

A.G. Rabinyants, “Tikhy podvig” (All-Russian Pushkin Museum library website)

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4 references · 3 chapters

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A.G. Rabinyants, “Tikhy podvig” [on the exhibition Tikhy podvig at the All-Russian Pushkin Museum, 2010], website of the All-Russian Pushkin Museum library (Wayback copy).

Type
Articles
Years
2010

Where it is cited

Chapter 9. The Great Patriotic War 1

  1. ◈ S129 paragraph 11 →

    …everything kept in it, and for the people: their ration cards, visits to the sick, the burial of the dead […]. The main manuscript collections had gone to Novosibirsk on a special train as early as the summer of 1941,…

Chapter 10. Pushkin House 2

  1. ◈ S129 paragraph 19 →

    …as did “the care of the staff (getting the ration cards, arranging visits to the sick and burying the dead)” […].

  2. ◈ S129 paragraph 21 →

    …Kalaushin was sent to Tashkent, escorting a trainload of the most valuable museum material into evacuation […]; he left V.A. Manuylov in charge at the Institute […]. The family spent the beginning of the…

Chapter 11. The Artist 1

  1. ◈ S129 paragraph 10 →

    …commandant; in July 1942 he was sent to Tashkent, escorting a train with the most valuable museum material […]. Boris, too, was evacuated to Tashkent […].

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  1. 1941–1942 The Siege: Pushkin House

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