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22. Fodor, A Quest for a Non-Violent Russia, 162.

23. Tolstaya, Dnevniki, vol. 2, 593.

24. Fodor, A Quest for a Non-Violent Russia, 163.

25. Memoirs of Peasant Tolstoyans in Soviet Russia, tr., ed. and intro. William Edgerton, Bloomington, 1993, 11.

26. Tchertkoff, Save Russia, 2.

27. A. Khechinov, Krutye dorogi Aleksandry Tolstoi, Moscow, 1995, 206.

28. Tolstaya, Dnevniki, vol. 2, 591.

29. Fodor, A Quest for a Non-Violent Russia, 167.

30. Popovsky, Russkie muzhiki rasskazyvayut, 56.

31. N. Berdyaev, ‘Dukhi russkoi revolyutsii’, Iz glubiny, Paris, 1918; D. Merezhkovskii, ‘L. Tolstoi i bol’shevizm’, Tsarstvo antikhrista, Paris, 1923.

32. Y. Lur’e, Posle L’va Tolstogo, St Petersburg, 1993, 70.

33. ‘Literary Progenitors of Bolshevist Russia’, Current Opinion, 66, 1 (January 1919), 49.

34. Robert Croskey, The Legacy of Tolstoy: Alexandra Tolstoy and the Soviet Regime in the 1920s, Seattle, 2008, 11.

35. Tolstaya, Dnevniki, vol. 2, 594.

36. Fodor, A Quest for a Non-Violent Russia, 175.

37. L. A. Osterman, Srazhenie za Tolstogo, Moscow, 2002, 8.

38. V. Shentalinsky, Donos na Sokrata, Novy mir, 11 (1996); reprinted in Donos na Sokrata,, Moscow, 2001, 34–5.

39. www.tolstoymuseum.ru/history/

40. A. Tolstaya, Probleski v t’me, Washington DC, 1965, 30–31.

41. S. L. Tolstoi, Ocherki bylogo, 3rd rev. edn, Tula, 1965, 270.

42. Shentalinsky, Donos na sokrata, 38.

43. Croskey, The Legacy of Tolstoy, 26.

44. Lur’e, Posle L’va Tolstogo, 36, 479–480, 487–488, 667.

45. Tolstaya, Probleski v t’me; Lur’e, Posle L’va Tolstogo, 90.

46. Shentalinsky, Donos na sokrata, 51.

47. Yury Khechinov, Krutye dorogi Aleksandry Tolstoi, Moscow, 1995, 252.

48. Croskey, The Legacy of Tolstoy, 13.

49. Khechinov, Krutye dorogi Aleksandry Tolstoi, 253.

50. Tolstaya, Probleski v t’me, 121.

51. Fodor, A Quest for a Non-Violent Russia, 168.

52. Tchertkoff, Save Russia, 5.

53. Popovsky, Russkie muzhiki rasskazyvayut, 64.

54. Popovsky, Russkie muzhiki rasskazyvayut, 60–61.

55. Lur’e, Posle L’va Tolstogo, 72.

56. Osterman, Srazhenie za Tolstogo, 10.

57. Lur’e, Posle L’va Tolstogo, 95.

58. Fodor, A Quest for a Non-Violent Russia, 171.

59. Osterman, Srazhenie za Tolstogo, 10.

60. Fodor, A Quest for a Non-Violent Russia, 181.

61. Osterman, Srazhenie za Tolstogo, 12.

62. Fodor, A Quest for a Non-Violent Russia, 178.

63. L. Tolstoi, Pravda o moem otse, Prague, 1923.

64. Tolstaya, Probleski v t’me, 131.

65. Tolstaya, Probleski v t’me, 135–136; Croskey, The Legacy of Tolstoy, 37.

66. Shentalinsky, Donos na Sokrata, 54–5.

67. Lur’e, Posle L’va Tolstogo, 90.

68. Charles Sarolea, ‘Was Tolstoy the Spiritual Father of Bolshevism?’, English Review, January 1925, 156.

69. See, for example, V. A. Maklakov, Tolstoi i Bol’shevizm, Paris, 1921.

70. A. Lunacharskii, ‘Tolstoi i Marks’, Sobranie sochinenii v vos’mi tomakh, vol. 1, Moscow, 1963, 290.

71. Tolstaya, Probleski v t’me, 207.

72. Tolstaya, Probleski v t’me, 206.

73. Tolstaya, Probleski v t’me, 160.

74. Tolstaya, Probleski v t’me, 164, 183.

75. Tolstaya, Probleski v t’me, 208.

76. Croskey, The Legacy of Tolstoy, 64.

77. Osterman, Srazhenie za Tolstogo, 14.

78. Fodor, A Quest for a Non-Violent Russia.

79. William Nickell, ‘Tolstoi in 1928: In the Mirror of the Revolution’, in Epic Revisionism: Russian History and Literature as Stalinist Propaganda, ed. Kevin M. F. Platt and David Brandenberger, Madison, 2006, 17–18.

80. A. V. Lunacharskii, ‘Tolstoi i nasha sovremennost’’, – Literaturnoe nasledstvo, 69 (1961), vol. 2, 407.

81. D. A. Bondarev, Tolstoi i sovremennost’, Moscow, 1928, 6–7.