Pearce, H. S.
H. S. Pearce (died ca. 1970) is reputed to have been in the British diplomatic or military service and to have been married to a Russian, with whom he escaped from Russia via the Black Sea and Constantinople after the October Revolution
From the guide to the H. S. Pearce papers, 1937-1984, (GB 206 Leeds University Library)
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