Letter, 1920 Oct. 30, Petrograd, to F. and St. [i.e. Mary Eleanor Fitzgerald and Stella Cominsky or Comyn, later Ballantine, n.p.].

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Letter, 1920 Oct. 30, Petrograd, to F. and St. [i.e. Mary Eleanor Fitzgerald and Stella Cominsky or Comyn, later Ballantine, n.p.].

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Describes their mission, collecting material in the Ukraine for the Museum of the Revolution, economic conditions in Russia, and tells of their experiences.

3 p. Typescript and typescript (carbon copy)

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University of Michigan

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