Papers, 1904-1930.

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Papers, 1904-1930.

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Consist of correspondence of Goodman, a Russian immigrant anarchist, chiefly with her brother-in-law in Russia, I. Geĭts︡man, regarding conditions while a prisoner in Vilna, Lithuania, around 1910, and family matters. Other correspondents include Goodman's husband and daughters, Nikolaĭ Chaĭkovskiĭ, I.O. Kryshalovich, J. de Wit, and Sophie Kropotkin, the last discussing the collection of funds for the relief of imprisoned and deported Russian anarchists. Also included is her memoir of the. Anarchist movement in Russia, 1904-1907, a short biography of Goodman by her daughter, Sara, and 6 photos of Russian anarchists, most killed or deported during the Revolution of 1905 and the ensuing pogroms.

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Kryshalovich, I. O.

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Goodman, Judith (Singer), 1881-1943.

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Goodman, Sara.

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Kropotkin, Sophie, d. 1938.

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Wit, J. de

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Chaĭkovskīĭ, N. V. (Nikolaĭ Vasilʹevich), 1850-1926.

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Geĭts︡man, Il'ia︡ Moiseevich.

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