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|a The Dostoevsky archive :
|b firsthand accounts of the novelist from contemporaries' memoirs and rare periodicals : most translated into English for the first time, with a detailed lifetime chronology and annotated bibliography /
|c [compiled] by Peter Sekirin ; with an introduction by Igor Volgin.
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|t Introduction: History of the Dostoevsky Archive in Russia /
|r Igor Volgin --
|g Pt. I.
|t Dostoevsky's Biography in Documents and Memoirs of His Contemporaries.
|g 1.
|t Childhood in Moscow, 1821-1837. The Raped Girl. Shelter for the Poor.
|t About F. M. Dostoevsky /
|r Orest Miller.
|t The Dostoevsky Brothers in Their Childhood /
|r Andrei Dostoevsky.
|g 2.
|t Studies in the St. Petersburg Military Engineering Academy. Father's Death. First Literary Success.
|t The Father's Death. Fyodor Dostoevsky in the Forties /
|r Andrei Dostoevsky.
|t Literary Memoirs. Poor People, Dostoevsky's First Novel /
|r Dmitry Grigorovich.
|t Memoirs About Dostoevsky /
|r Konstantin Trutovsky.
|t First Accounts of a Doctor About Dostoevsky's Epilepsy /
|r Stepan Ianovsky.
|t Dostoevsky's First Literary Success /
|r Pavel Annenkov.
|t First Meeting with Dostoevsky /
|r Vladimir Sollogub.
|g 3.
|t Socialist Circle, Arrest and Investigation, 1846-1849.
|t The Beginning of Dostoevsky's Literary Career /
|r Avdotia Panaeva.
|t About Dostoevsky's Involvement in the Petrashevsky Secret Socialist Circle /
|r Aleksandr Miliukov.
|t The Catastrophe /
|r Orest Miller.
|t My Arrest and the Investigation of the Petrashevsky Case /
|r Andrei Dostoevsky.
|t About Dostoevsky's Youth: "He Was Never a Revolutionary" /
|r Pyotr Semenov.
|t The Near Execution of the Members of the Petrashevsky Circle: A Witness's Report /
|r I. Vuich.
|g 4.
|t Prison, Army Service and Exile. Ten Years in Siberia: 1849-1859.
|t Dostoevsky's Four Years in the Omsk Prison /
|r Pyotr Martianov.
|t Dostoevsky's Love Story in the Army /
|r E. M. Feoktistov.
|t My Meeting with Dostoevsky in Siberia /
|r Pyotr Semenov.
|t Dostoevsky's First Letters from Siberia /
|r Andrei Dostoevsky.
|t About Dostoevsky's Army Service and Exile in Siberia /
|r Aleksandr Vrangel.
|t New Version of Dostoevsky's Arrest: A Witness Report /
|r A. Pinchuk.
|t "Fyodor Dostoevsky ... Is to Be Executed by a Firing Squad": A Myth or a Fact? /
|r Aleksei Pleshcheev.
|t Secret Meeting with Dostoevsky on His Way to a Siberian Prison /
|r M. D. Frantseva.
|t Dostoevsky's Arrival at Prison /
|r Boleslav Markevich.
|t The Writer Talking to the Students About Christian Values /
|r V. Abeldiaev.
|t "The Dead Man": In Prison, They Called Him by a Nickname /
|r A. K. Rozhnovsky.
|t Dostoevsky in the Army: "He Did Not Talk Much" /
|r Vladimir Iakovlev.
|t Several New Letters by Dostoevsky /
|r Evgeny Feoktistov.
|t Life in the Army Was as Bad as in Prison /
|r A. Ivanov.
|t Private Dostoevsky During His Routine Service in the Army /
|r A. Skandin.
|t New Facts About Dostoevsky in Semipalatinsk /
|r B. Gerasimov.
|t After Siberian Exile: "We Saw Nervous Convulsions on His Face..." /
|r Boleslav Markevich.
|g 5.
|t Literary Journals and "Innocent" Novels: The Period of Transition.
|t Why Was Dostoevsky Not Published in the Prestigious Journals? /
|r P. Kovalevsky.
|t My Memories About Journals Edited by Dostoevsky /
|r Pyotr Boborykin.
|t Memories of Fyodor Mikhailovich Dostoevsky as a Journalist /
|r Nikolai Strakhov.
|t A Visit to Fyodor Dostoevsky in St. Petersburg /
|r Andrei Dostoevsky.
|t Remembrances About Dostoevsky in the Summer of 1866 /
|r Maria Ivanova.
|t Dostoevsky's Writing Crime and Punishment /
|r Nikolai Fon-Fokht.
|t Dostoevsky Wanted to Stop the Revolutionary Terror in Russia /
|r Nikolai Chernyshevsky.
|t Dostoevsky During the Day of the First Assassination Attempt on the Tsar /
|r Pyotr Veinberg.
|t Literary Spectacles with Dostoevsky as an Actor /
|r Pyotr Veinberg.
|t How Dostoevsky Took Plots of His Novels from Real Life /
|r Evgeny Opochinin.
|g 6.
|t Three Love Stories in the 1860s, in Russia and Abroad.
|t The Years of My Intimacy with Dostoevsky /
|r Polina Suslova.
|t How Dostoevsky Proposed to Anna Korvin-Krukovskaya /
|r Sofia Kovalevskaya.
|t Memoirs /
|r Anna Dostoevskaya.
|g 7.
|t Socialists Become "the Demons." The Citizen, A Writer's Diary, The Idiot, and The Brothers Karamazov. Friendship with the Royal Family.
|t He Was the Most Loyal, Dedicated and Conservative Monarchist /
|r Vladimir Meshchersky.
|t Memoirs of a Close Personal Friend /
|r Vsevolod Soloviev.
|t Dostoevsky Speaks About Italian Art /
|r Aleksandr Briullov.
|t Dostoevsky at Literary Parties /
|r Elena Stakenshneider.
|t Memoirs of a Publishing House Worker /
|r Mikhail Alexandrov.
|t Dostoevsky Talking to Activists of the Women's Movement in Russia /
|r Liudmila Simonova.
|t Most Novels Were Based on Criminal Cases Taken from Real Life /
|r Anatoly Koni.
|t Dostoevsky and Spiritualism /
|r V. Pribytkova.
|t Fyodor Mikhailovich in Staraya Russa /
|r Anatoly Alexandrov.
|t The House and the Study of Dostoevsky /
|r Orest Miller.
|t Dostoevsky Speaks About Russian Writers /
|r Vladimir Korolenko.
|t Dostoevsky's Meeting with Anti-Christ /
|r I. Iasinsky.
|t According to Dostoevsky, the Idea of Socialism Was Alien to Russia and Was Brought from the West /
|r N. F. Bunakov.
|t Scars Left by Prison Shackles Were Displayed in Public /
|r V. M. Peretz.
|t Frequent Epileptic Fits - A Terrible Experience /
|r A. G. Shile.
|t Meeting with the Royal Family During the Creation of Crime and Punishment /
|r V. Vasiliev.
|t Anna Dostoevskaya Recollects About the Writer's Epilepsy /
|r I. Izmailov.
|t The Dostoevsky Family: Romance Which Never Ended /
|r Maria Stoiunina.
|t A Story About Dostoevsky's Brief Incarceration in the 1870s /
|r P. I. Karepin.
|t My Meeting with My Uncle, Fyodor Dostoevsky /
|r V. A. Sevastianova (Dostoevskaya).
|t Memoirs of a Senior Officer from the Parole Department of the Ministry of Justice /
|r K. I. Maslennikov.
|t My Visit to Dostoevsky's Apartment in St. Petersburg /
|r N. Pruzhansky.
|t Dostoevsky and the Beggar /
|r N. Repin.
|t Rare Reminiscences from the Personal Diary /
|r Anna G. Dostoevskaya.
|g 8.
|t The Pushkin Speech: Triumph in Moscow.
|t In the Editorial Office of The Russian Speech /
|r N. Firsov.
|t Dostoevsky's Portrait in the Society /
|r D. I. Stakheev.
|t A Reading by Dostoevsky /
|r D. N. Sadovnikov.
|t Memoirs About Turgenev and Dostoevsky /
|r E. M. Garshin.
|t Four Meetings with Turgenev /
|r S. A. Vengerov.
|t About the Unveiling of the Pushkin Monument in Moscow /
|r S. Bobchev.
|t Dostoevsky's in the Seventies /
|r M. Kamenetskaya.
|t From My Memoirs: Dostoevsky's Speech About Pushkin /
|r D. Liubimov.
|t Writer's Report About Pushkin's Festival: "A Great, Overwhelming Success" /
|r Gleb Uspensky.
|t A Few Days Later /
|r Gleb Uspensky.
|t Those Were Really Unforgettable Days! /
|r Alexei Slivitsky.
|t More About the Pushkin Speech /
|r Anna I. Suvorina.
|t The Pushkin Anniversary and Dostoevsky's Speech /
|r K. M. Staniukovich.
|g 9.
|t Dostoevsky's Last Month: January 1881.
|t Dostoevsky: In Memoriam /
|r A. Toliverova.
|t A Student Meets Dostoevsky /
|r A. Doganovich.
|t A Childhood Encounter with Dostoevsky /
|r D. S. Merezhkovsky.
|t A Writer Remembers the Funeral /
|r A. Kruglov.
|t Dostoevsky in Literary Gatherings /
|r A. Moshin.
|t Dostoevsky in the Late 1870s /
|r I. I. Ianzhul.
|t Sketches of Dostoevsky /
|r G. De Vollan.
|t Memories of a Close Associate /
|r Nikolai Strakhov.
|t About the Deceased /
|r Alexei Suvorin.
|t Dostoevsky as a Psychologist: Notes by a French Literary Critic /
|r M. De Vogue.
|t A Brief Report About Dostoevsky's Death /
|r B. Markevich.
|t Russian Actors at Dostoevsky's Funeral /
|r Vladimir Davydov.
|t Dostoevsky's Last Public Appearances /
|r P. Gnedich.
|t Letters to the Bride About Dostoevsky's Funeral /
|r I. P. Pavlov.
|t From the Diary of a Composer /
|r I. F. Tiumenev.
|t "I Wept as I Have Never Wept Over a Book Before" /
|r Pyotr Tchaikovsky.
|t About Dostoevsky Reading His Works and His Funerals /
|r Katerine Letkova.
|t To the Memory of Dostoevsky /
|r Anatoly Alexandrov.
|t Several Words About Dostoevsky /
|r Apollon Maikov --
|g Pt. II.
|t Chronology of Dostoevsky's Life --
|g App. A.
|t Dictionary of Persons Mentioned --
|g App. B.
|t Translations and Abbreviations of Russian Periodical Titles.
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