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Title: Andrew V. Nalbandov Papers, 1924-80, 1986-87

ID: 8/7/27

Primary Creator: Nalbandov, Andrew V. (Andrew Vladimir) (1912-1986)

Extent: 1.7 cubic feet

Arrangement: by type of record & chronological thereunder

Subjects: Agriculture, International, Agriculture, United States Department of, Animal Genetics, Animal Husbandry, Animal Physiology, Animal Science Department, Chickens, Crimea, Faculty Papers, Germany - History and Geography, Hormones, Immigration, Music -- Russia - History and Geography, Russian Emigres, Russian Revolution, Union of Soviet Socialist Republics - Agriculture and Nat Resources, Union of Soviet Socialist Republics - Business and Industry, Union of Soviet Socialist Republics - History and Geography, Union of Soviet Socialist Republics - Politics and Government, World War I - Agricultural and Industrial Production and Construction, World War I - Diplomacy and Politics

Formats/Genres: Papers

Languages: English

Scope and Contents of the Materials

Papers of Andrew V. Nalbandov (1912-86), Professor of Animal Physiology, (1943-77), including a chronological file containing applications for HEW research grants, Endocrinology Study Section preliminary rating sheets, Technical Study Group reports on agriculture in the USSR, experimental data on hens, plans for remodeling the Animal Genetics Building & constructing rabbit shelters, & correspondence from the Upjohn Company & the Director of the Animal Husbandry Research Division, U.S. Dept. of Agriculture. Alphabetical file contains photographs & negatives of the Animal Genetics by other physiologists. The series includes journals, personal memoirs, correspondence & documents of Vladimir S. Nalbandov (father of Andrew) relating to the Nalbandov, Schlee & related families, landowners in the Simferopol region of the Crimea; agricultural practices; education; social life; business; politics; ethnic groups; the Russian Revolution in the Crimea; emigration to western Europe (1920-27) and the United States (1936, 1945-48).

Subject/Index Terms

Agriculture, International
Agriculture, United States Department of
Animal Genetics
Animal Husbandry
Animal Physiology
Animal Science Department
Chickens
Crimea
Faculty Papers
Germany - History and Geography
Hormones
Immigration
Music -- Russia - History and Geography
Russian Emigres
Russian Revolution
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics - Agriculture and Nat Resources
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics - Business and Industry
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics - History and Geography
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics - Politics and Government
World War I - Agricultural and Industrial Production and Construction
World War I - Diplomacy and Politics

Box and Folder Listing

Browse by Series:

[Series 1: Chronological File],
[Series 2: Subject file],
[Series 3: Vladimir Sergeevitch Nalbandov Journal (pp. 33-328), 1924-54],
[Series 4: Memoirs, Correspondence, and Emigration Files],
[All]

Series 1: Chronological File

Box 1

Folder 1: Applications for research grants, AM-00381 to A-04925, 1957
Folder 2: Agriculture reports, USSR, 1959
Folder 3: Guggenheim Foundation, 1959
Folder 4: Blood Flow, blood volume, 1960: Experimental data on hens' laying situation
Folder 5: Bloom data, 1960: Draft of findings on hens' bone marrow from William Bloom, Committee on Biophysics, University of Chicago
Folder 6: Livestock in the Soviet Union, 1960: Final report of the Animal Husbandry Technical Study Group. Cover letter from R.E. Hodgson, Director of the Animal Husbandry Research Division, USDA
Folder 7: Applications for research grants, A-8 to 4419, 1962: CA 02121-10 to NB 04499-01, 1962
Folder 8: Remodeling plans for the Animal Genetics Building, 1962
Folder 9: Applications for research grants, AM 02818-06 to AM 078961-01, 1963
Folder 10: Correspondence, 1960, 1966: R.E. Hodgson's letters include partial drafts of the Animal Husbandry Technical Study Group Report
Folder 11: Rabbit Shelter, 1979, 1980: Plans for building hutches

Series 2: Subject file

Box 1

Folder 1: Photographs, 1921, 1969: Prints and negatives of the Animal Genetics Building, a portrait of Elmer Roberts, and a photo of Nalbandov receiving the Morrison Award from the American Society of Animal Science.
Folder 2: Publications by Nalbandov (5 folders), 1939-77
Folder 3: Publications by others (2 folders), 1916-53, 1965-68, 1974-75

Series 3: Vladimir Sergeevitch Nalbandov Journal (pp. 33-328), 1924-54

Box 2

Folder 1: Journal: Note: Page Topic 33 35 I Grandfather Sergei Ivanovich 54 2. The Family Nalbandov 80 3. My Father 91 4. Grandfather Matvei Ivanovich 100 5. The Family Schlee 100 1. Elder son Ferdinard Matreievich 104 2. Daughter Barbara Matreivna 105 3. Frants Matveievich 109 4
Folder 2: Journal Interfiles: cover, portrait of V.S. Nalbandov; letter, March 1954: Note: Page Topic 82 Airmail envelope w/3 letters & childrens sketch 113 Letter, 1946 131 2 Group snapshots 149 House floor plan 152-3 3 pp. Note, ca. 1950 v 100 Ruble Note, 1910 v 7 Generation Family Tree of Alexander Galchenko, ca. 1979 v House floor plan
Folder 3: Journal Translation: Contains a printed English translation of the journal by Olga Griminger, acquired October 2014.

Series 4: Memoirs, Correspondence, and Emigration Files

Box 2

Folder 1: V.S. Nalbandov Emigration Documents

Folder 1: "The Personal Memoirs of Three Families Nalbandov-Schneider-Schlee" by Vladimir Sergeevitch Nalbandov, 1874-1954: A 70 page summary translation by Alexander Galchenko, November 1986 - February 1987 based on the V.S. Nalbandov Journal. The account covers Armenian-German-Russian-French -English intermarriage and traces the life histories of relatives, relations between Crimean ethnic groups, agricultural methods, and the impact of the Russian Revolution and emigration on individuals and families.

Folder 2: Andrew Nalbandov Alien Registration Certificate, Hatfield, U.K., December 17, 1929

Folder 3: V.S. Nalbandov, Alexandra/Nalbandov & Olga Egger Certificates in lieu of passport, May 9, 1947

Folder 4: Emigration documents, 1946

Folder 5: Nansen passports, December 13, 1940

Folder 6: Bavarian Committee for Russian Refugee Assistance (letter), March 20, 1924

Folder 7: Temporary Netherlands pass, Constantinople, November 22, 1920

Folder 8: Passes for Trip to France (Dutch), December 9, 1920

Folder 9: "The Presentation in the Temple" British Museum reproduction

Folder 10: List of Russian language students, 1925-46

Folder 11: Commercial Bank of Azov-Don & Banque Fonciere de la Noblesse securities, 1914-16

Folder 12: Snapshots, Munich

Folder 13: Treasury bills & securities, 1916-18

Folder 14: Russian stateless emigrant certificate, June 15, 1945

Folder 15: INS Alien Registration Card, 1947

Folder 16: French Identity Card, January 12, 1921

Folder 17: German Identity Card, May 24, 1927

Folder 18: Military Government Work Permit, November 22, 1945

Box 3

Folder 1: Journal with related correspondence (Russian)

Item 3: ca. 300 pp. ca. 100 pp., 1934-36, 1936-41

Folder 2: Correspondence with American consul in Munich concerning emigration, 1936

Item 1: A.V. Nalbandov
Item 2: Claudius Popov (industrial oven maker) documents, 1947
Item 3: Order for foreigners to report to Dachau, March 4, 1945
Item 4: Immigration correspondence & forms (3 folders), 1946-48

Folder 3: V.S. Nalbandov, Memoirs - Personal

Family history translation by A. Galchenko 13 pp. with marginal page notations 1-100, 1986

Folder 4: "History of the Revolution in the Crimea"

Box 3

Folder 1: Parts I-VIII, Appendix ABC 1-3
Folder 2: Index and 9 pp. A. Galchenko translation, 1987

Folder 5: "The Revolution in the Crimea1917"

A or Part I by V.S. Nalbandov. 90 pp. with m arginal page notations for pp. 1-221 by A. Galchenko, 1987