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| JeremyTas Wattle Hill : 136 2025 . : 29 | #25 2025 6:19 I am unable to acknowledge the book. Can someone do this for me? I believe the woman in the top corner is the same as in the photograph is posted earlier. Then again... If I can not attribute the book I may have to remove this post. |
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| JeremyTas Wattle Hill : 136 2025 . : 29 | #25 2025 14:28 [Zhiganov V.D.] Russians in Shanghai , Shanghai: Printing house of the publishing house Slovo, 1936. Quite a renown book. There is a very interesting webpage on how so many pages were left out due to the author running out of time. There should have been 330 pages, with the following pages missing from almost all of them: 23/24, 25/26, 27/28, 29/30, 31/32, 105/106, 107/108, 109/110, 123/124, 125/126, 195/196 , 197/198, 213/214, 215/216, 221/222, 237/238, 281/282, 283/284, 285/286, 287/288, 289/290, 291/292. The copy from the "Russian Shanghainese Collection" contains pp. 195/196 , which are missing from most other known copies of the album. https://russianemigrant.ru/col...anhaj-1936 I am sure most of you are familiar with this book and author. For other it is a new source of a personal perspedtive of the time era and people. [ ..] , : , 1936. . - , - . 330 , : 23/24, 25/26, 27/28, 29/30, 31/32, 105/106, 107/108, 109/110, 123/124, 125/126, 195/196, 197/198, 213/214, 215/216, 221/222, 237/238, 281/282, 283/284, 285/286, 287/288, 289/290, 291/292. . 195/196, . https://russianemigrant.ru/col...anhaj-1936 , . , . : https://russianemigrant.ru/2021/09/10768 : , ? |
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| JeremyTas Wattle Hill : 136 2025 . : 29 | #26 2025 4:52 ( ) . : https://forum.vgd.ru/post/427/55637/p3578375.htm GUL ##4 2020 . 14:01 4 2020 . 16:08 ( ) 96- ... , HD. , . , , , . Dear Gulana You yourself (this will not surprise you) have mentioned this book before and added two pages of high quality. This is here: https://forum.vgd.ru/post/427/55637/p3578375.htm GUL REVIEW Top ##December 4, 2020 2:01 PM December 4, 2020 4:08 PM Pages from Zhiganov's album Russians in Shanghai (with names) 96th issue.... Russian Shanghai Regiment In the meanwhile I'lls if I can find more content in hopefull close to HD. I am thrilled to have found this forum. It demonstrates art and beauty of an era and time that despite the looming horrors was such an vibrant and cultured place. : , https://forum.vgd.ru/post/614/31743/p3162963.htm#pp3162963 https://forum.vgd.ru/post/614/31743/p4816749.htm#pp4816749 |
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| JeremyTas Wattle Hill : 136 2025 . : 29 | #26 2025 5:34 About the author/photographer... Fascinated by military service, from 1910-1914 he was in a company of high school riflemen at the 12th Siberian Rifle Regiment, and served camp training with it. In December 1914, without finishing high school, he volunteered for the army. In 1915 he graduated from the Irkutsk Military School and in the spring of 1916 he was sent to the front, where he remained until September 1917. He commanded the 11th company of the 88th Petrovsky Infantry Regiment, then the assault company of the "Death Battalion". In December 1917 returned to Vladivostok. In March 1918, when the demobilized Fleet Crew units were leaving the city, V.D. Zhiganov was one of the two officers whose shoulder straps were the last to be removed. Until the day of the first overthrow of the Bolshevik government in Vladivostok, he was a member of the secret anti-Bolshevik organization of Colonel V.A. Volkov and the Union of Frontline Soldiers, with whom he participated in the coup of June 29, 1918. After the coup, he joined a company of front-line soldiers formed by the Union and later merged with the 1st Siberian Rifle Regiment. Vasily Danilovich commanded this company until he was transferred to the 36th Siberian Rifle Regiment. In May 1919, with a group of one hundred officers (General Volkov's Volunteer Detachment), he left Vladivostok for Omsk, being the standard-bearer of the detachment's banner, presented by the city of Vladivostok. Zhiganov spent the White campaign in Siberia in the Model Jaeger Division as a junior officer, and then as the head of a machine-gun team. He arrived in Irkutsk on the day it was captured by the Reds and found himself in their power. On February 16, 1920, risking his life, he escaped from Irkutsk and, having made his way through the front line, arrived at his Jaeger Regiment in Transbaikalia. It is interesting, but during the 14 months spent on the German front and the entire period of the Civil War, the brave officer was never wounded or shell-shocked, despite the fact that he participated in the most brutal and bloody battles. Thus, on July 10, 1917 (Kerensky's battles) near Dvinsk, out of twelve officers of the battalion, seven were wounded and three were killed. In the battles near Barnaul, in the late autumn of 1919, as part of the Model Jaeger Battalion, out of twelve officers of the machine-gun crew, nine were killed and two were wounded. Vasily Danilovich finished his military service with the rank of staff captain. On May 25, 1922, V.D. Zhiganov left for Kamchatka, for the Dembi fishing grounds. The winter of 1922-1923. was the head of the Nizhne-Kamchatka school, introducing the abolished Law of God, which he himself taught until the end of the school year, despite the arrival of the Bolsheviks there in February. At that time, he was the only teacher of the Law of God in all of Kamchatka, and possibly in the entire Far East. In 1923, he organized the Union of Fishermen of the Kamchatka River Valley, which united two thousand fishermen of the valley. In the same year, relying on the Union, he organized a strike that lasted 21 days and pursued the goal of fighting the Centrosoyuz. In 1924, he organized a Religious Society, which reopened the Ust-Kamchatka Church, closed in 1918, as a result of which the local department of the State Unitary Enterprise put up strong resistance to the Society, and six months later the church was turned into a Komsomol club. In the summer of 1925, after the third arrest of V.D. Zhiganov was sent under escort on a schooner to the Provincial Department of the GPU in Petropavlovsk, and from there to Vladivostok. But on the way, during a stop in Japan, he escaped from the ship and remained there until leaving for Shanghai, where he arrived on December 25, 1925. In Shanghai in 1928, Vasily Danilovich organized the Society of Medical Mutual Aid, which he headed until 1931. At the same time, he was a member of the Council of the Russian National Society. He took an active part in organizing the S.O.R.O. From 1931 to 1936 he was engaged in publishing activities. S. Prostnev. Thanks to L.A. Koneva, daughter of Lieutenant of the Yekaterinburg Uhlan Regiment A.V. Konev (USA). , 1910 1914 12- , . 1914 , , . 1915 1916 , 1917 . 11- 88- , . 1917 . 1918 , , . . , . . . , 29 1918 . , 1- . 36- . 1919 ( ) , , . , . . 16 1920 , , , , . , 14 , , , , . , 10 1917 ( ) . , 1919 , . -. 25 1922 . .. , . 1922-1923 . - , , , . , , . 1923 . , . , , , 21 . 1924 , - , 1918 , , . 1925 .. , . , , , 25 1925 . 1928 , 1931 . . .... 1931 1936 . . . .. , .. () Link: https://foto--history-livejour...r_pto=wapp |
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| JeremyTas Wattle Hill : 136 2025 . : 29 | #26 2025 13:45 Whilst lloking regrading the book Russians in Shanghai I made this discovery... , , , - Strange Black Box https://strangeblackbox.net/tag/shanghai-russians/ : ( ). , . , . , , , . , , , , . Im 1908 . . 1917 . , , , , , 1923 , . Modern Hotel, , ( ). , , , , , , , , , , 腻, . 1933 , . - 1943 . : Paramount, Cathay Hotel, Ladlows Cassinova, French Club, Wagon Lits Chan Cha , , , 1951 . , - . , , . - - -. , , ! Texaco - .age: Xenia Vladimirovna, Harbin, Manchuria, China THE PHOTOGRAPH ALSO IN MY COLLECTION AKA NINA ASHUDNAT Xenia Vladimirovna, Harbin, Manchuria, China I found this on the internet site 'Strange Black Box' https://strangeblackbox.net/tag/shanghai-russians/ The article featured as part of a journal of sorts under the heading Strange Cities: A Russian bandleader in Shanghai Sergei Ermolaeff (Serge Ermoll). What drew this to my attention is that the photograph of Xenia was also in my collection. She features in other photographs in my possession as well. This includes alongside ballerina Nina Panchenko and others at what seems a modest yet popular outdoor social hut. The connections bewteen all these talentes be they poets, dancers, painters shine through with pictorial evidence. My grandmother Xenia Vladimirovna was born in Russia 1908. Her father was in the Tsarist Russian navy. After the Bolshevik revolution 1917 he did not return from sea. After a brief marriage to a widowed vet surgeon with five sons, Xenia told me, her mother Eugenia and three sisters Helena, Galya, and Marya made the journey by Trans-Siberian railway to Harbin, Manchuria in 1923 to find husbands in China. As a singer and dancer at the Modern Hotel, Harbin across the ballroom she met my grandfather Serge Ermolaeff (Serge Ermoll and His Music Masters). I didnt think Serge would notice but he did, we Russian girls wore beautiful gowns because at least we got paid, not like my Chinese friend Rose, who had to make money in other ways. she told me half her life lease later in Sydney. Later in Shanghai she married Serge 1933 where they re-met at the majestic Hotel. My father Serge Jr was born 1943 in Shanghai during the Japanese occupation in China. After a successful career as a jazz orchestra leader in the big clubs and hotels of Shanghai: Paramount, Cathay Hotel, Ladlows Cassinova, the French Club, Wagon Lits my grandfather Sergei accepted passage on the Chan Cha ship to Hong Kong and then Sydney Australia 1951. Decadent jazz music became unfashionable with the Chinese Communist revolution, but he managed to continue working at the Russian Club, in Pitt Street Sydney. He brought with him my father Serge, his wife Xenia, his musical scores, and one Trumpet. The Australian government gave them a peppercorn lease on a Deco house on Monterey Street in Sans Souci. My grandmother always told my father a young jazz pianist alsodont dream about Melbourne its such an old fashioned town!her sister Galya married a British businessman from the Shanghai Texaco Company and relocated there.Xenia and Sergei made the train trip on the Sydney-Melbourne over night express many times. : https://forum.vgd.ru/post/614/31743/p1682311.htm#pp1682311 https://forum.vgd.ru/post/614/31743/p1687074.htm#pp1687074 https://forum.vgd.ru/post/614/31743/p1687074.htm#pp1687074 |
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| JeremyTas Wattle Hill : 136 2025 . : 29 | and with friends in the same place. Gulnara I am having technical issues with my photogrphs not downloading. Any suggestions? Thankyou and my apologies for the delay. I could post them to you privately for you to insert as you think apt? : .... |
| JeremyTas Wattle Hill : 136 2025 . : 29 | #26 2025 14:01 Photographs to appear here hopefully soon. Sorry for any delay. |
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