These lectures were delivered by Sorokin’s wife Helen (Baratynsky) Sorokin when Sorokin was teaching at the University of Minnesota. His wife Helen (aka Elena) was a graduate student in Botany there.
“Farmers Hold Russ Fate, Women Told,” The Minneapolis Journal, December 29, 1925
Helen Sorokin lecture – Minneapolis Journal 12-9-1925
“Exile Visons Key to Russ Salvation in Peasant Hands,” Minneapolis Star Tribune, December 29, 1925
Helen Sorokin lecture – Star Tribune 12-9-1925
— posted by Roger W. Smith
October 2024
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