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9. REFERENCE on Information Check on the Erroneous Actions by the Administration of the Library of the Academy of Sciences (BAN of the USSR)
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Chapters in this book
- I-V I
- FOREWORD 6
- PREFACE. VERSIONS OF THE CHARGE 9
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PART ONE. BAN IN THE LATE EIGHTIES
- CHAPTER ONE. THE HOUSE IN BIRZHEVAYA LINIA 21
- CHAPTER TWO. PEOPLE, CHARACTERS, SITUATIONS 24
- CHAPTER THREE. THE FEBRUARY FIRE 40
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PART TWO. THE YEARS OF UPHEAVAL
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1988
- 1. Yu. Trefilov. After the Fire 51
- 2. D.S.Likhachev. Speech Made at the Annual Meeting of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR 54
- 3. Phillip Taubman. Library Lost 400,000 Books in Soviet Fire 61
- 4. Leningrad Library Fire 63
- 5. RESOLUTION on the suspension of investigation of the criminal case concerning the fire of February 14-15, 1988 68
- 6. V.A.Filov. On the Origins of the Library Syndrome 71
- 7. Dr. Sakharov's Remarks at Library of Congress Reception 81
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1989
- 8. V.P.Leonov. Speech of Welcome on the Occasion of Signing the Agreement on Establishment of the International Foundation of BAN Friends 85
- 9. REFERENCE on Information Check on the Erroneous Actions by the Administration of the Library of the Academy of Sciences (BAN of the USSR) 87
- 10. Rushworth M. Kidder. After Leningrad Library Fire. Russians Rally to Save Burned Books 90
- 11. Constance Walker. P.H. Glatfelter's Paper on Soviet Wish List. Leningrad Library Representatives Eye Product for Book Preservation 92
- 12. Library of Congress Receives $135,000 from Reader's Digest to Help Restore Fire-damaged Leningrad Library 97
- 13. Ye.Schekatikhin. How BAN Was Being Saved 99
- 14. V.P.Leonov. Speech made at the 55th General Session of the International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions (IFLA) 112
- 15. A.Baranov. A Gift for the Library of the USSR Academy of Sciences 114
- 16. How BAN Was Being Saved. Echoes of Recent Happenings 116
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1990
- 17. V.P.Leonov. Speech Made at the Annual General Meeting of the USSR Academy of Sciences on March 22,1990 123
- 18. V.P.Leonov. Letter to the President of the USSR Academy of Sciences Academician G.I.Marchuk 127
- 19. A.Gaev. Forty Five Years in Captivity. The fate of millions of books that were brought back from the defeated Gemany is decided 127
- 20. Our Apologies 128
- 21. Ye.P.Chelyshev. Letter to the President of the USSR Academy of Sciences Academician G.I.Marchuk 128
- 22. M.F.Shaitanov. Where One Fire Was Extinguished, There Were Actually Two Fires in BAN: New Details 132
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1991-1993
- 23. V.P.Leonov. Letter to the Baltika Radio Station Director O.K.Rudnov 139
- 24. O.K.Rudnov. Letter to the BAN Director V.P.Leonov 139
- 25. The Cultural Situation is Extremely Difficult... A Dialogue between Academician D.S.Likhachev and the Chief Editor A. V.Filatov (Extracts concerned with the BAN fire) 140
- 26. V.P.Leonov. Letter to the President of the Russian Academy of Sciences Academician Yu.S.Osipov 143
- 27. V.P.Leonov. On the True and False Things Said about the BAN Fire 146
- 28. A.Lisitsina. "The Successful Future Development of a Country Largely Depends on the Attitude to its Past". Interview with P.Waters 154
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1994
- 29. D.Grigoriev. BAN Was Set on Fire! " W Investigates the Case 161
- 30. V.P.Leonov. The Library of the Academy of Sciences Is Turning 280 164
- 31. Order N67 on Urgent Measures to Provide for the Safety of the Historical and Cultural Collections in BAN 170
- 32. Letter from the Members of the Department of Old Russian Literature at the Institute of Russian Literature 171
- 33. Appeal 172
- 34. V.P.Leonov. Letter to Academician Ye.P.Chelyshev and Zh.I.Alferov 174
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1995
- 35. D.Grigoriev. I Sleep More Soundly Than I Did in December. An Interview with the BAN Director 179
- 36. V.P.Leonov. BAN's Realities and Prospects. Report made on the election day of the BAN Director on May 11,1995 181
- 37. Is Everything So Bad at the Academy of Sciences? Comments by the readers 185
- 38. Appeal by Ye.V.Anisimov 187
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PART THREE. THE REPRISAL
- CHAPTER ONE. CRIMINAL CASE Ν 367 916 191
- CHAPTER TWO. INVESTIGATION 215
- CHAPTER THREE. THE VERDICT 246
- EPILOGUE. THE LAST WORD 249
- EPILOGUE OF THE EPILOGUE 263
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APPENDIX
- Index 287
- Contents 293
Chapters in this book
- I-V I
- FOREWORD 6
- PREFACE. VERSIONS OF THE CHARGE 9
-
PART ONE. BAN IN THE LATE EIGHTIES
- CHAPTER ONE. THE HOUSE IN BIRZHEVAYA LINIA 21
- CHAPTER TWO. PEOPLE, CHARACTERS, SITUATIONS 24
- CHAPTER THREE. THE FEBRUARY FIRE 40
-
PART TWO. THE YEARS OF UPHEAVAL
-
1988
- 1. Yu. Trefilov. After the Fire 51
- 2. D.S.Likhachev. Speech Made at the Annual Meeting of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR 54
- 3. Phillip Taubman. Library Lost 400,000 Books in Soviet Fire 61
- 4. Leningrad Library Fire 63
- 5. RESOLUTION on the suspension of investigation of the criminal case concerning the fire of February 14-15, 1988 68
- 6. V.A.Filov. On the Origins of the Library Syndrome 71
- 7. Dr. Sakharov's Remarks at Library of Congress Reception 81
-
1989
- 8. V.P.Leonov. Speech of Welcome on the Occasion of Signing the Agreement on Establishment of the International Foundation of BAN Friends 85
- 9. REFERENCE on Information Check on the Erroneous Actions by the Administration of the Library of the Academy of Sciences (BAN of the USSR) 87
- 10. Rushworth M. Kidder. After Leningrad Library Fire. Russians Rally to Save Burned Books 90
- 11. Constance Walker. P.H. Glatfelter's Paper on Soviet Wish List. Leningrad Library Representatives Eye Product for Book Preservation 92
- 12. Library of Congress Receives $135,000 from Reader's Digest to Help Restore Fire-damaged Leningrad Library 97
- 13. Ye.Schekatikhin. How BAN Was Being Saved 99
- 14. V.P.Leonov. Speech made at the 55th General Session of the International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions (IFLA) 112
- 15. A.Baranov. A Gift for the Library of the USSR Academy of Sciences 114
- 16. How BAN Was Being Saved. Echoes of Recent Happenings 116
-
1990
- 17. V.P.Leonov. Speech Made at the Annual General Meeting of the USSR Academy of Sciences on March 22,1990 123
- 18. V.P.Leonov. Letter to the President of the USSR Academy of Sciences Academician G.I.Marchuk 127
- 19. A.Gaev. Forty Five Years in Captivity. The fate of millions of books that were brought back from the defeated Gemany is decided 127
- 20. Our Apologies 128
- 21. Ye.P.Chelyshev. Letter to the President of the USSR Academy of Sciences Academician G.I.Marchuk 128
- 22. M.F.Shaitanov. Where One Fire Was Extinguished, There Were Actually Two Fires in BAN: New Details 132
-
1991-1993
- 23. V.P.Leonov. Letter to the Baltika Radio Station Director O.K.Rudnov 139
- 24. O.K.Rudnov. Letter to the BAN Director V.P.Leonov 139
- 25. The Cultural Situation is Extremely Difficult... A Dialogue between Academician D.S.Likhachev and the Chief Editor A. V.Filatov (Extracts concerned with the BAN fire) 140
- 26. V.P.Leonov. Letter to the President of the Russian Academy of Sciences Academician Yu.S.Osipov 143
- 27. V.P.Leonov. On the True and False Things Said about the BAN Fire 146
- 28. A.Lisitsina. "The Successful Future Development of a Country Largely Depends on the Attitude to its Past". Interview with P.Waters 154
-
1994
- 29. D.Grigoriev. BAN Was Set on Fire! " W Investigates the Case 161
- 30. V.P.Leonov. The Library of the Academy of Sciences Is Turning 280 164
- 31. Order N67 on Urgent Measures to Provide for the Safety of the Historical and Cultural Collections in BAN 170
- 32. Letter from the Members of the Department of Old Russian Literature at the Institute of Russian Literature 171
- 33. Appeal 172
- 34. V.P.Leonov. Letter to Academician Ye.P.Chelyshev and Zh.I.Alferov 174
-
1995
- 35. D.Grigoriev. I Sleep More Soundly Than I Did in December. An Interview with the BAN Director 179
- 36. V.P.Leonov. BAN's Realities and Prospects. Report made on the election day of the BAN Director on May 11,1995 181
- 37. Is Everything So Bad at the Academy of Sciences? Comments by the readers 185
- 38. Appeal by Ye.V.Anisimov 187
-
PART THREE. THE REPRISAL
- CHAPTER ONE. CRIMINAL CASE Ν 367 916 191
- CHAPTER TWO. INVESTIGATION 215
- CHAPTER THREE. THE VERDICT 246
- EPILOGUE. THE LAST WORD 249
- EPILOGUE OF THE EPILOGUE 263
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APPENDIX
- Index 287
- Contents 293