Григорович-Барские

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Григорович-Барский Алексей Борисович
(1913 - 1994)

Родился в 1913 г. Ветеран Русской Освободительной Армии ген. Власова. Представитель довоенной организации "Юный доброволец", а после войны - Организации российских православных разведчиков (ОРПР). Проживал во Франции, в Париже. В 1950-е гг. упомянут как заведующий парижским отделением Архива-музея Русской Православной Церкви Заграницей (РПЦЗ). Создатель церкви Всех Святых в Земле Российской Просиявших в Париже. Скончался 12 июля 1994 г. во Франции в возрасте 81 года. Похоронен 15 июля 1994 г. на кладбище г. Булонь-Бийанкур.

Составлено по источникам:
Незабытые могилы. Т. 2. Г-З. - М.: Пашков дом, 1999.
Русская мысль. - Париж, 1994, 21-27 июля, № 4039.
Архив Библиотеки-фонда "Русское Зарубежье". Ф. 1. Рукописи Всероссийской Мемуарной Библиотеки (ВМБ). Альбомы А. И. Калугина. Альб. 8-б. Церковь (США). Л. 119.

17.10.1977 Constantine Grigorovich-Barsky, 64, a news analyst and political editor with the Vice of America, died of cancer Monday at Doctor's Hospital of Prince George's County.

At the time of his death, he was chief of the news and commentary branch in the Russian language division. He had joined the VCA here in 1955.

In 1970, Mr. Grigorovich-Barsky received the Meritorious Honor Award of the U.S. Information Agency for his coverage of this country's space flights.

In 1976, he was given the USIA Superior Honor Award for his "highly authoriative interpretation of events and imaginative approach to broadcasting (which) helped strengthen his prestige in the Soviet Union."

A spokesman for the VOA, which is part of the USIA, said yesterday that Grigorovich-Barsky was "a household word to millions of VOA listeners in the Soviet Union.They relied on him for a thorough and clearly understood analysis of new events and explanations of the U.S. foreign policy."


Born in Kiev, Russia, Mr. Grigorovich-Barsky moved to Yugoslavia as a child with his family during the Russian Revolution. He was educated in Belgrade and Ljubljana, earning the equivalent of a doctor's degree in law.

During World War II, he spent three years in Nazi forced labor camps. He was liberated by American armed forces in 1945. He worked for the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration in Germany after the war.

Mr. Grigorovich-Barsky came to this country in 1947. Three years later he became an instructor in Russian at the Army Language School in Monterey, Calif., where he remained until joining the VOA.

In 1964, he also became a foreign service officer and was assigned briefly to a USIA post in Belgrade.

Mr. Grigorovich-Barsky twice accompanied Soviet Cosmonauts when they visited this country in 1969 and 1970. He received a citation from the National Aeronautics and Space Administration for this service.


He was a member of the Russian Orthodox Church of St. Nicholas in Washington.

He is survived by his wife, Marina Grigorovich-Barsky, of the home in Langham; a son, Nikita, and a daughter, Olga Rabchevsky, both of Kensington; a brother, Boris, of Newtown, Conn., and two grandchildren.

GRIGOROVICH-BARSKY NIKITA GRIGOROVICH-BARSKY, 64 "Nick" Died on September 9, 2009 in Washington, DC of heart failure. Nick was born in Austria to Constantine and Marina Grigorovich-Barsky. They immigrated to the U.S. in 1947 and he graduated from the University of Maryland. In 1972, he joined the Exhibits Division of USIA. While posted in Japan, he married Yoko Ohtsuki. They traveled widely under Foreign Service assignments. He retired in Bethesda in 2000. Nick is survived by his wife of 33 years, Yoko; mother, Marina; daughter, Maya, and son, Alexander. Services will be held Sunday, September 13, 2 p.m. at the Russian Orthodox Cathedral of St. John the Baptist, 4001 17th St., N.W., Washington, DC 20011. In memory of his love of animals, contributions may be sent to The U.S. Humane Society at: www.hsus.org .

Joseph Grigorovich-Barsky
BIRTH 1893
Kiev, City of Kiev, Ukraine
DEATH 18 May 1959 (aged 65–66)
Washington, District of Columbia, District of Columbia, USA
BURIAL
Holy Trinity Orthodox Monastery
Jordanville, Herkimer County, New York, USA
MEMORIAL ID 117092885 · View Source
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Husband of Lucy Grigorovich-Barsky
Wife of the late Joseph Grigorovich-Barsky

Mother of Cyril Barsky and Mrs Helen Carroll of Detroit MI

Father of Cyril Barsky and Mrs Nicholas Bucurestean

Son of Helen Grigorovich-Barsky and brother of Peter Grigorovich-Barsky
of New York