Russian emigré life in Shanghai
Subtitle: and related material
By: Valentin Vassilievich Fedoulenko; tape recorded interview conducted by Boris Raymond in 1967. Regional Oral History Office, The Bancroft Library, University of California, Berkeley, California, 1967 :
Contributors: Raymond, Boris.; Bancroft Library. Regional Oral History Office.
Published: 1967
Subjects: Russians -- China.; Russians -- California.; Soviet Union -- History -- Revolution, 1917-1921.
Other titles: California Russian emigré oral history series.
Description: Experiences during World War I and with the Whit Army; life as a refugee in Shanghai; Japanese occupation of Shanghai during World War II; removal to the Philippine Islands in 1949 and refugee camp at Tubabao; arrival in San Francisco, 1950; efforts to bring in other Russian refugees; Russian colony in the Bay Area. Photographs inserted. With this: his recollections of days in a Russian military academy (in Russian and material relating to Russian refugees.
Table of contents: value: Track 1: Boris Raymond's translation of Fedoulenko's statements (1528 ft.); value: Track 2: 1-433 ft.: translation; 434-1387 ft.: Fedoulenko's statements in Russian.; value: Phonotape :