42 Archives of General Dimitri d'Oznobichine.... Lot 42

42 Archives of General Dimitri d'Oznobichine. Set including: 1) From Oznobishin to René Renoult, the Minister of Justice, typescript, 2pp: "Living in France since 1909 and having made the war on the French front as a Military Attaché . The Bolshevist revolution having deposed me not only from all my property in Russia, but even from my quality of Russian subject, it is to France, noble and generous, which I sincerely love, that I wish to devote the years which remain to me to live. General d'Oznobichine 57 rue Ampère Paris (XVIIe). 2) LAS d'Oznobichine to Commissaire de Police chargé du Service des Etrangers. Prefecture of Police Paris. Nice, January 23, 1925, 2pp: "... I learned that it was essential for me to produce identity papers concerning my civil status. (birth certificates, marriage etc.). 3) LAS from Oznobichine to the Director of "L'Eclaireur de Nice", 3pp. on letterhead: "Villa Hersilia" 33 rue du Portier, Monte Carlo. 25 March 1920. "My name having appeared in the number of the day before yesterday (March 23) of your newspaper. The incident in question will have its denouement in the Correctional Court of Monaco in front of which the named Marion Crawoford was summoned to appear. He had delivered himself in the middle of the street on the person of my cousin Mr. Nicolas de Bravura. Two cutters of the newspaper "l'Eclaireur de Nice", to attach with the pins. 4) 2 summons to witnesses, 1920, March 23 and May 11. At the request of Mr. the Public Prosecutor of the Principality if necessary, before the Correctional Court of Monaco, to give evidence on the facts reproached to named Marion Crawford. 5) Nicolas de Bravura, cousin of general d'Oznobichine, secret agent of intelligence service in favor of the Russian Empire, illegal resident in Budapest, arrested by agents of the Austro-Hungarian counter-espionage in 1913, adventurer, passionate gambler, cheater, 3 LAS to general d'Oznobichine, 1921 with two preserved envelopes. Various formats. B.E.