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Статьи в газетах и журналах
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• Barnes, Harper, ‘Russian Rhapsody: A Small City North of Moscow Opens a Museum to Honor a Former St Louis Mayor’, St Louis Post-Dispatch, 24 August 1997.
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• Britannia [formerly The Suffragette], June – November 1917.
• Bullard, Arthur, ‘The Russian Revolution in a Police Station’, Harper’s Magazine, CXXXVI, 1918, pp. 335–340.
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• Karpovich, M., ‘The Russian Revolution of 1917’, Journal of Modern History, 2:2, 1930, pp. 258–280.
• ‘Lady Georgina Buchanan’, obituary, The Times, 26 April 1922.
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• Mohrenschildt, Dimitri von, ‘The Early American Observers of the Russian Revolution’, Russian Review 3(1), Autumn 1943, pp. 64–74.
• Mohrenschildt is also author of ‘Lincoln Steffens and the Russian Bolshevik Revolution’, Russian Review, 5:1, 1945, pp. 31–41.
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• Varley, Martin, ‘The Thornton Woollen Mill, St Petersburg’, History Today, 44:12, December 1994, p. 62.
• Walpole, Hugh, ‘Pen Portrait of Somerset Maugham’, Vanity Fair, 13:4, 1920, pp. 47–49.
• Williams, Harold, ‘Petrograd’, Slavonic Review, 2:4, June 1923, pp. 14–35.
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