Place · Settlement · Elsewhere in Russia and the USSR
Tashkent
ТашкентUzbekistan
- The family here: 1942
- People: 1
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Role in the family history
In July 1942 Matvey Matveyevich escorted a train with the most valuable museum materials here; in evacuation Boris made his booklets here.
People
Named in roster entries
- Boris Matveyevich Kalaushin 6 August 1929 – 10 June 1999 Generation 7 third cousin twice removed
In the chronicle
- …the windows with plywood and put out incendiary bombs. In July 1942 Matvey Matveyevich was sent to Tashkent, accompanying a train with the most valuable museum material. His correspondence with V.A. Manuylov…
- …His son, Boris Matveyevich, was twelve. In the besieged city, and later in evacuation in Tashkent, he wrote, illustrated and stitched together tiny booklets — more than a hundred and fifty…
- Archive of the All-Russian Pushkin Museum: op. 3, d. 70, 71, 73 — on the evacuation to Tashkent and Tomsk of the collection of the State Pushkin Museum in Moscow, the predecessor of the All-Russian…
- …head of the Pushkin House museum, served as the institute’s commandant; in July 1942 he was sent to Tashkent, escorting a train with the most valuable museum material. Boris, too, was evacuated to Tashkent…
- Between the ages of twelve and fourteen, first in the besieged city and then in Tashkent, the boy made more than a hundred and fifty hand-written booklets, in most of which he was at once author,…