From Eugene and Raissa Kogevin's Papers

Photos

  • Sergei Balitzky, Glafira Balitzky, Marina Balitzky. Caption on the reverse side: "To our dear friends from our Zarandes this snap has been taken on Angel Day and on Marina's birthday, July 17, old style, 1949, Caracas."
  • Sergei and Glafira Balitzky with an unknown man. Caracas, Venezuela. May, 1953
  • Marina Hitrovo (Balitzky). Caption on the reverse side: "To our dear Raisa Vasilyevna and Evgeny Vladimirovich in kind memory. God save you! Marina."
  • Glafira Balitzky. Caption on the reverse side: "To my dear frinds, for prayer commemoration from G.I.Balitzky."
  • Children from the Hitrovo-Balitzky family. Venezuela, 1948
  • Children from the Hitrovo-Balitzky Family. Caption of the reverse side: "To our dear grandma and grandpa from two bikers. 3.VIII.49. Caracas."
  • Glafira Ippolitovna Balitzky in the Gethsimany Monastery in Jerusalem. 1969.
  • The last photo of Glafira Baltitzky (mother Christiana). The Gethsemany Monastery in Jerusalem, June 1974.
  • Vladimir Nikolayevich Hitrovo with his wife Olga-Alida, and his children Marina and Alexander. Venezuela, Novermber 1973
  • Vladimir (family name unknown). 1946 г. Куфштайн
  • An unknown couple, Kufstein. Caption on the reverse side: "To Raisa Vasilyevna in kind memory. Pray for me. 24/IV.48. Raisa (illegible)"
  • Caption: "Remember, will never forget. Granny. 19/XI.49. Ira." (see next slide)
  • M. and L. Androusovitch. The South of France, summer 1952.
  • Hegumen Amvrosius Konovalov, 1960

Newspaper clippings

A Russian newspaper clipping with an article entitled "The forty-fifth anniversary of Fr. Adrian Rymarenko." October 1966.

An article from The  Miami Herald "Little Woman Tells a Big Story" dated Sep. 15 , 1974  featuring a story about  the Russian midgets;  a fragment of an unknown newspaper clipping (date unknown) entitled  "America Gains Six Citizens, Russia Loses Royal Midgets"  about the naturalization ceremony being held for the Russian midgets 


Newspaper clippings about St. Vladimir Church in Miami

An article from The Miami Herald about the 20th anniversary of St. Vladimir Russian Orthodox Church in Miami, Feb. 17, 1968
An article from The Miami Herald about the 20th anniversary of St. Vladimir Russian Orthodox Church in Miami, Feb. 17, 1968
An article from the Russian emigre newspaper "Rossiya" about the ceremony of laying the cornerstone of St. Vladimir Church in Miami on Nov. 7, 1948.
An article from the Russian emigre newspaper "Rossiya" about the ceremony of laying the cornerstone of St. Vladimir Church in Miami on Nov. 7, 1948.
An article from the Russian emigre newspaper "Rossiya" about the ceremony of laying the cornerstone of St. Vladimir Church in Miami on Nov. 7, 1948.
An article from the Russian emigre newspaper "Rossiya" about the ceremony of laying the cornerstone of St. Vladimir Church in Miami on Nov. 7, 1948.

Other

The front and reverse sides of a leaf from a Russian flip calendar dated Dec. 31, 1968, with a rhyme  entitled "Russian culture" by Yu. Lisovsky

From Constantin and Alina Kogevin's Papers

Photos