Vasilij Pavlovič Žuk Papers
Period
1876-1949
Total size
0.35 m.
Consultation
Not restricted
Biography
Also known as Zhook ; true name: Vasilij Pavlovič Maslov-Stokoz; Russian revolutionary; adherent of Narodnaja Volja; his father was Ukrainian, his mother Polish; studied in Russia; for some time he had a job in Bulgaria; since the nineties he lived in emigration in Great Britain ('Dejateli Revoljucionnogo dviženija v Rossii', t. 3 (1933)); had contacts with anarchists; publicist and translator, using the pseudonyms V.P. Baturinskij and V.P. Baranov ; published on Russian literature (notably: 'A.I. Gercen, ego druz'ja i znakomye'), and on Ukrainian and Serbian literature and folklore; he also translated work of P. Kropotkin ; he was married to Dora (Doris) Wess .
Content
Some thirty letters and postcards from Peter Kropotkin 1903-1907; letters from others, including some from Mychajlo P. Drahomanov and his circle 1876-1877; manuscripts by Vasilij Žuk; manuscripts by others, notably `Modern Science and Anarchism' by Peter Kropotkin; printed material, including press clippings on Emma Goldman.
Processing information
List made by Hermien van Veen and Václav Lojka in 1995
LIST
- 1
- Letters to V.P. Žuk from various persons and journals, and a few draft letters by V.P. Žuk. 1896-1909 and n.d. 1 folder.
- 6
- Letters from M.P. Drahomanov , from [M.J.] Bučinskij , and from Ja. [Š......], to Valerian Nikolaevič [Smirnov] , to Nikolaj Grigor'evič [Kuljabko-Koreckij] and to unidentified persons. 1876-1877. 1 cover.
- 7
- Letters from V.L. Burcev and from others to A. Teplov and to others. 1909, 1913, 1915, 1928 and n.d. 1 cover.
- 9-13
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Documents concerning the
publishing of 'Modern Science and Anarchy' by
P.
Kropotkin
. N.d.
5 folders.
NB. Possibly originating from the Freedom archives .