Mellerʺ-Zakomelʹskīĭ, A. V. 1898-1977
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- Mellerʺ-Zakomelʹskīĭ, A. V. Strashnyĭ voprosʺ, 1923:title page (Baronʺ A.V. Mellerʺ-Zakomelʹskīĭ)
- Probuzhdenie Rossii, no. 16 (24 senti︠a︡bri︠a︡ [1933]):caption (... А. Мельского = ... A. Melʹskogo) p. 4 (A. Meller-Sakomelsky)
- Russian Wikipedia, viewed August 22, 2018:Meller-Zakomelʹskiĭ, Aleksandr Vladimirovich entry (Барон Александр Владимирович Меллер-Закомельский = Baron Aleksandr Vladimirovich Meller-Zakomelʹskiĭ, pseudonym А. Мельский = A. Melʹskiĭ, prominent figure in the Russian National-Socialist Movement in Nazi Germany. Born in 1898, died May 5, 1977 in Barcelona, Spain. Cavalry officer in the White Army, settled in Paris in the 1920s and was affiliated with the Eurasian School. In 1933 he moved to Berlin and became a member of Rossiĭskoe Osvoboditelʹnoe Narodnoe Dvizhenie, editing its newspapers Golos ROND'a and Probuzhdenie Rossii until they were shut down; in 1937 became a member of Rossii︠soe Nat︠s︡ionalʹnoe i Sot︠s︡ialʹnoe Dvizhenie (RNSD) and editor of its publications, during WWII authored anti-semitic propaganda)
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