Tarsaidze, Alexandre Georgievich, 1901-1978.

Dates:
Birth 1901
Death 1978
English, French, Georgian, German, Russian,

Biographical notes:

Georgian-American author and public relations executive.

From the description of Alexandre Georgievich Tarsaidze papers, 1648-1977. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 754870928

Biographical Note

1901 Born, Tiflis, Russia into family of old Georgian nobility 1918 Graduated, Imperial Naval Academy, Petrograd 1918 1921 Worked with Allied High Commissioner, Col. W. Haskell, in Tiflis 1921 Escaped from Bolsheviks to Constantinople Worked for American Relief Administration 1923 1941 Emigrated to the United States Worked for Matchabelli Perfumes, R.H. Macy Co., Parfum Chevalier Garde and other retailers in cosmetic and jewelry business Member, Association of Former Russian Imperial Naval Officers Member, Georgian Society in the U.S.A. Director, Caucasian Society "Allaverdy" 1941 1944 Worked for U.S. Army intelligence 1944 Author, Morskoi Korpus za CHetvert' Veka, 1901-1925, N.Y. 1945 1958 Director of Public Relations, Serge Obolensky Associates 1958 Author, Czars and Presidents 1969 Author, CHetyre mifa 1977 Author, Katia: Wife Before God 1959 1978 Freelancer, public relations 1978 Died, New York City

From the guide to the Alexandre Georgievich Tarsaidze papers, 1648-1977, (Hoover Institution Archives)

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Subjects:

  • Russian
  • Russians
  • Russians in foreign countries
  • World War, 1914-1918
  • World War, 1914-1918 Russia

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  • Russia (as recorded)
  • United States (as recorded)
  • United States (as recorded)
  • Georgia (Republic) (as recorded)
  • Georgia (Republic) (as recorded)
  • Russia (as recorded)

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