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Archival documents relating to Dunin-Martsinkevich
 Collaboration
with figures in culture |
| Poster for a charity performance and concert for benefit of Minsk
orphanage held at the town theatre in Minsk, which mentions "Jewish Recruitment"
by V. Dunin-Martsinkevich. 23-24 September 1841. Russian and Polish. (NIAB, f. 295, op. 1, d. 728, l. 199) |
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| Stanislau Maniushka, a Belarusian and Polish composer, who wrote music to
works by V. Dunin-Martsinkevich. [1840s]. Portrait. Photocopy. (BGAMLI, library of electronic copies) |
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| Pavel Kukalnik, a friend of V. Dunin-Martsinkevich and censor of his
works, who contributed to the publication of all his books. Portrait. Photocopy. (BGAMLI, library of electronic copies) |
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| Adam Zavadski, a Vilna publisher, with whom V.
Dunin-Martsinkevich collaborated and who published his first book "A Village
Girl" in 1846. Second part of the 1840s. Portrait. Photocopy. (BGAMLI, library of electronic copies) |
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| Yaustaf Tyshkevich, a Belarusian historian, founder of a museum of
antiquities in Vilna, a significant figure in the circle of V. Dunin-Martsinkevich. Portrait. Photocopy. (BGAMLI, library of electronic copies) |
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| Adam Kirkor, a historian and publicist, a founder of the writers’ circle
in Vilna, whose member was V. Dunin-Martsinkevich. Portrait. Photocopy. (BGAMLI, library of electronic copies) |
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| Uladzislau Syrakomlia (Ludvik Kandratovich), a Belarusian poet and
regional specialist, who wrote many positive reviews of V. Dunin-Martsinkevich’s works. Portrait. Photocopy. (BGAMLI, library of electronic copies) |
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| A letter in verse by Navum Prygavorka (V. Dunin-Martsinkevich) to poet U.
Syrakomlia. [1855]. Manuscript copy. Polish. Autograph of V. Dunin-Martsinkevich. (BGAMLI, library of electronic copies) |
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| Adam Mitskevich, a Polish poet of Belarusian origin, whose epic poem
"Pan Tadeush" was translated into Belarusian by V. Dunin-Martsinkevich. Portrait. Photocopy. (BGAMLI, library of electronic copies) |
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| Adam Plug (Anton Piatkevich), a Belarusian poet, a promoter of Belarusian
literature in Ukraine, a significant figure in the circle of V. Dunin-Martsinkevich. Portrait. Photocopy. (BGAMLI, library of electronic copies) |
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| Inscription by V. Dunin-Martsinkevich’s daughter Kamila Martsinkevich in
the album of the Belarusian poet A. Viaryga-Dareuski. 2 November 1858. Handwritten transcript by Ya. Khvorast. The 1930s. Polish. (BGAMLI, f. 317, op. 1, d. 12, l. 27) |
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| Inscription by V. Dunin-Martsinkevich in the album of the Belarusian poet
A. Viaryga-Dareuski and a fragment of his translation of A. Mitskevich’s poem "Pan
Tadeush". 3 November 1858. Handwritten transcript by Ya. Khvorast. The 1930s. The inscription is in Polish, the poem in the Belarusian Latin alphabet. (BGAMLI, f. 317, op. 1, d. 12, l. 2929ob.) |
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| V. Dunin-Martsinkevich with his daughter Kamila in the group of the Minsk
intelligentsia. [The early 1860s]. Author A. Prushynski. Photocopy. (BGAKFFD, 0-127241) |
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| Aliaksandr Elski, a Belarusian collector and specialist in local lore, who
in 1872 wrote a poem dedicated to V. Dunin-Martsinkevich. Portrait. Photocopy. (BGAMLI, library of electronic copies) |
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| V. Dunin-Martsinkevich’s dedication to the Belarusian specialist in local
lore A. Elski inscribed on the reverse side of his photograph. Inscription copy made by B. Epimakh-Shipila in 1893. Polish. (BGAMLI, f. 66, op. 1, d. 1283, l. 2ob.-3) |
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