За рубежом. Белград, Париж, Оксфорд. Хроника семьи Зерновых

Russian Diaspora. Emigration. Yugoslavia - student years. Parisian epic. Missionary work in England. The Second World War. post-war years. Meeting with Russia. Wanderings around the world. Russian Diaspora. Emigration.

Capital labor. Main content points: Introduction. - List of Cereal Family Members - Part One. Yugoslavia - Student years (1921 - 1925). - Part two. Paris epic (1925 - 1939). - Part three. Missionary work in England (1933 - 1939). -Part four. World War II (1939 - 1945). - Part five. Post-war years (1946 -1972). - Part six. Meeting with Russia (1960 -1966). - Part seven. Wanderings around the world. - Conclusion. With 21 rare photographs of the era. The chronicle of the Zernov family consists of the memoirs of six of its members, describing the events that took place over the course of half a century in various countries of the Russian diaspora. All members of the Zernov family were well-known and active members of the cultural and social life of the Russian emigration, so the proposed work can rightly be called a chronicle of the Russian emigration. The elder brother - Nikolai Mikhailovich Zernov was a professor at Oxford, did a lot to bring Orthodox and Anglicans closer together, worked with Russian youth, wrote several works, of which the most significant is the work on the Russian revival of the early 20th century. Sofya Mikhailovna Zernova, his sister, thanks to her exceptional energy, created a number of social, charitable and educational institutions and helped many hundreds of Russians in need and difficult circumstances. Maria Mikhailovna Zernova united Russian cultural forces in Geneva, and then in London. The younger brother, Vladimir Mikhailovich Zernov, contributed to Russian medical science abroad.

The most valuable materials on the history of Russian emigration. Testimonies of direct participants in the described historical events. Necessary reference material for Slavists, historians of Russian culture, bibliographers, scientists, collectors.