What links to “Nizhegorodsky Listok”
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- All-Russian Industrial and Art Exhibition of 1896… Bromley and by the Hopper brothers, one of which was sufficient to run the entire hall. [5] On 20 July 1896, Nizhegorodsky Listok reported that, after touring the handicrafts hall, the imperial couple proceeded to the carriage hall, where …
- Bolshaya Pokrovskaya: Two Centuries of the Main Street… his rental house; it was in the right part that, from 1895 to 1917, the editorial office of the newspaper " Nizhegorodsky Listok " was located, to which Maxim Gorky contributed for seven years, and where Korolenko, Garin-Mikhailovsky, …
- Gruzinskaya… townsman F. E. Prispeshnikov at the corner of Bolshaya Pokrovskaya; the editorial office of the newspaper Nizhegorodsky Listok [2] [7]
- Ivan Sergeyevich Rukavishnikov… A. O. Karelin, and at first regarded the visual arts as his true calling, even as he was writing poetry and publishing it in the Nizhegorodsky Listok and other newspapers. [1]
- Krasny Sormovich Newspaper… guidance of Maxim Gorky and Platon Lebedev-Kerzhentsev at the Nizhny Novgorod publications "Volgar" and " Nizhegorodsky Listok." [2] In 1924, the district committee of the RCP(b), the "Metallist" trade union, and V. I. Kuritsyn, …
- Maxim Gorky… he returned to Nizhny Novgorod: the Odesskie Novosti commissioned exhibition reviews from him, and the Nizhegorodsky Listok offered him a regular position [2]. The editorial office was located on the second floor of 24 Bolshaya …
- Nikolai Dmitrievich GrigoryevThe architect's last known work was the building of Nizhegorodsky Listok) at Bolshaya Pokrovskaya, 24. In 1894 Grigoryev resigned his post and applied for a certificate of service in …
- Packhouses on the Strelka… stood in the way of completing the layout of Exhibition Garden — today's Park of 1 May. In July 1900, the Nizhegorodsky Listok reported that the central building had been sold to the Nadezhda company for 115,000 rubles; in the …
- Steamship Company Volga… all its outbuildings was demolished to make way for new construction. [1] In October 1913, the newspaper Nizhegorodsky Listok) reported that a "massive stone building" was being erected at the corner of the Otkos, across from the …
- Weinstock Ilya Matveyevich… — a hectograph — and it began producing its own literature. Weinstock set up a correspondents' bureau for Nizhegorodsky Listok)" newspaper and ensured that the publication was distributed not only among party members but also among …
- Yevgeny Chirikov… Nizhny Novgorod with Gorky to cover the All-Russian Industrial and Art Exhibition of 1896. Contributing to Nizhegorodsky Listok) and working on feuilletons, he wrote Yevrei (The Jews), Na Porukakh (On Bail), and Ivan Mironych while …