published in The Daily Illini (The University of Illinois)
March 12, 1924
Sorokin, who arrived in the United States only a few months earlier, was on a lecture tour.
Category: photographs
Sorokin in 1924
The Michigan Alumnus
vol. XXX, no. 28
May 8, 1924
pg. 884
two more rare Sorokin photos
3 more rare (as far as I know) photos of Sorokin
— posted by Roger W. Smith
a rare Sorokin photo
Sorokin and family, presumably in Winchester, Massachusetts, 1930s
I have not seen this photo before.
— posted by Roger W. Smith
May 2021
Sorokin and Elena (a favorite Sorokin photo of mine)
Питирим и Елена Сорокины. 1921 г., Тамбов (рядом с Еленой – предположительно ее сводный брат, второй справа – ее отец)
Pitirim and Elena Sorokina. 1921, Tambov (next to Elena – presumably her half-brother; her father is second from the right)
The photo was taken the year before Sorokin was exiled from Russia. His wife left to join him in the United States in 1924.
— posted by Roger W. Smith
April 2020
a rare Sorokin photograph
Students and teachers of the Jurisprudence Faculty of the Imperial Saint-Petersburg University, around 1913-1914. Standing in second row: sixth from right: P. A. Sorokin.
personal archive of Prof. A.V. Gordon, Moscow
— posted by Roger W. Smith; courtesy Юрий Дойков (Yuri Doykov)
my favorite Sorokin photo
Such a handsome young man. Sorokin was age twenty-eight at the time. In his face and expression, one can see the earnestness and idealism that would manifest itself in his life and writings.
— Roger W. Smith
September 2019
a photo of Sorokin and Kerensky
Kerensky, Sorokin meet in Boston – Christian Sci Monitor 3-9-1938
This photo appeared in The Christian Science Monitor (published in Boston, Massachusetts) in the following article:
“Kerensky Sees Fall of Soviet Dictatorship: Colleagues of Revolution Meet in Boston
The Christian Science Monitor
March 9, 1938
pg. 10
On the evening of March 9, the day the article appeared, Kerensky spoke at the Ford Hall Forum in Boston. His lecture was entitled “On Behalf of Democracy.”
In the conclusion of the article, it is stated: “The last meeting between Mr. Kerensky and his secretary [Sorokin] occurred nearly 18 years ago in Berlin. This was four years after Mr. Kerensky’s escape and already the Soviet Regime was sending its roots into Russian soil. Yet like his former superior, Sorokin believes the Soviet Union some day will collapse.”
— posted by Roger W Smith
April 2019
Sorokin working in his azalea garden
This photo of Sorokin in the yard of his Winchester, Massachusetts home appeared in the Boston Sunday Globe of May 23, 1954 under the headline “Winchester Hillside Aglow With Azaleas, Grown by Harvard Professor.”
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See also my post
“Pitirim A. Sorokin residence”
— posted by Roger W. Smith
April 2, 2019
Pitirim Alexandrovich Sorokin 