| Name |
Place(s)
of Residence |
Comments |
Bocharov,
Yuri |
Moscow |
- 199- - Research Director, Central Research
and Design Institute for Town Planning
- 1991 - Visited Fairhope, Alabama
- 1991 - Delivered talk, "The Chaos of
Urban Planning in the U.S.S.R." at Henry George School, NY,
April 29
- 2006 - Delivered talk on city planning at
the Henry George School, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, October
|
Chistyakova,
Tamara |
St.Petersburg |
- 199- - Co-founder of Ekograd
|
Figurovskaya,
Nadezhda |
Moscow |
|
| HENRY
GEORGE ASSOCIATION |
Moscow |
- 1993 - Founded
- 1993 - Progress and Poverty
published in Russian
|
Kalachev,
Konstantine |
Moscow |
- 1993 - elected Vice President, Henry George
Association and appointed Executive Director
|
Kushnerovich,
Radi |
Tatar
Republic
(Kazan) |
- Profession: film
producer
- 199- - First becomes involved in Henry
George activities
- 1991 - Arranged for Eugene Levin to speak to
50 members of the Ministry of Finance
- 1992 - Attended CGO conference, Dominican
Republic
|
Lebrun,
Victor |
...
|
- 1956 - Article,
Leo Tolstoy
and Henry George, published in the French periodical, Contre-Courant;
reprinted in Terre et Liberte, July-September 1956
|
Lenin,
Nikolai |
...
|
- 1943 - Article, "What Lenin Really
Said," Land and Freedom, July-August. Quote: "A
statement attributed to Nikolai Lenin, in an interview with Col.
Raymond robins, is as follows: 'The proper application of the
Georgean taxation of land values is a tax on the mentality of
apeople and beyond the capacity of a nation not ten per cent of
whom have learned to read. They cannot understand it. They can
only understand socialism at present. Some day, with a higher
average intelligence, we may adopt the taxation of land values
and enjoy economic freedom, but not now'.
...However, our Canadian
correspondent, Mr. Herbert T. Owens, wishing to verify Lenin's
statement, communicated with Col. Robins and received the
following reply: 'I did discuss with
Nikolai Lenin, the master-mind of the Soviet Revolution in
Russia, land value taxation and the fundamentals of the
philosophy of Henry George. He did reply, that the Revolution
was made by class-conscious Marxian Socialists, that this was
his (Lenin's) philosophy, plus communism and collectivism, that
George's program was all right for individualist democracy --
but that collectivism was now forced by the machine age. He did
not indicate any personal sympathy with the teachings of Henry
George, but seemed to think that George was among the religious
mystics and quoted Tolstoi as his disciple. I do not wish to
indicate Lenin gave serious consideration at that time to land
value taxation, he having read Progress and Poverty many years
before and decided in favor of the gospel according to Karl Marx'."
|
Lvov,
ADimitry |
Moscow |
- Profession: Director,
Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow
- 1999 - Photograph
- 2001 - Delivered talk on the state of
economic conditions in Russia and globally, International Union
conference, Edinburgh, Scotland, July
|
Meyendorff,
Alexander |
Moscow |
- Profession:
Agricultural economist
- 1991 - Delivered talk on land
nationalization problems in russia, IU conference, London
(March)
|
Pavlov,
Andrei |
Moscow |
- 1993 - Elected President, Henry George
Association
|
Roshkashnaya,
Tatiana |
St.
Petersburg |
- 199- - Co-founder of Ekograd
- 2000 - Photograph
- 2000 - Article, "The Single Tax: A
russian Project," Land & Liberty, Summe
- 2001 - Elected President, International
Union, at conference in Edinburg, Scotland (served thru 2004)
- 2002 - Accepted position with United Nations
Habitat, headquartered in Nairobi, August
- 2004 - Attended International Union
conference, Madrid, Spain
- 2006 - Paper, "The Riches of Russia,
presented at the International Union conference, London, July
|
Titova,
Galina |
Moscow |
- 2001 - Attended International Union
conference, Edinburgh, Scotland
- 2004 - Attended International Union
conference, Madrid, Spain
|
| Tolstoy,
Alexandra |
... |
- 1931 - Immigrated to New York City
- 1961 - Delivered a talk, "A Torch in
the Darkness," at the Henry George School banquet; printed
in the Henry George News, June
- 1970 - Article, "Is History Repeating
Itself," Henry George News, June
- 1979 - Died, September 26, age 95 (at
Tolstoy Foundation in Valley Cottage, NY)
|
Tolstoy,
Ilya |
...
|
- Son of Leo Tolstoy
- 1918 -
An
Interview, by Ralph Borsodi, Singltaxer, February
- 1928 - Interviewed by New York Times
(9 September): "Speaking of
father's American friends I have also to mention the great
economist, Henry George. His book on 'Single Tax' was a
revelation to my father."
|
Tolstoy,
Leo
Photograph |
... |
- 1883 -
Preface
to Henry George's Social Problems
- 1884 -
Letter,
regarding Henry George (recipient not known)
- 189- - Excerpt, on
The Single Tax,
from the novel, Resurrection, Part II, Ch.9
- 189- - Excerpt, on
The Single Tax,
from the novel, Resurrection, Part II, Ch.9
- 1891 - Excerpt,
On Money, from the book
Church and State and other Essays, published by Benjamin
R. Tucker, Boston
- 189- - Pamphlet,
The Slavery of
Our Times, published by Edwin C. Walker, New York
- 1894 -
Letter,
regarding Henry George, 27 April
- 1896 - Tolstoy wrote a
letter to Henry George, 8
April
- 18xx - Essay, "A Grain As Big As A
Hen's Egg," reprinted in Henry George News,
December 1960
- 189- - Chapter IX,
The
Land Settlement, from the novel, Resurrection
- 190x - Letter, to
Bernard
Eulenstein, leader of the Single Tax Party in Berlin,
Germany
- 19xx - Article, "How Much Land Does a
Man Need?" reprinted in Fragments, April-June 1998
- 19--
Laws
Concerning Taxes, land and Property, Ch.X from the book,
The Slavery of Our Times, published in New York by Edwin
C. Walker
- 19-- What
Is Slavery?, Ch.IX, from the book, The Slavery of Our
times
- 19-- Excerpt,
On
the Land Policy of Henry George, from the novel Resurrection,
Part II, Ch.9
- 1904 - Michael Davitt visited Tolstoy at
Tula. Of the political changes in Ireland, Tolstoy commented:
"That is a great work -- 80,000
peasants rescued from the awful conditions of poverty you have
described and placed in their present security is a very hopeful
prospect for the future of your country. But ... they paid too
much for their deliverance. How will they and theothers bear the
burden of such payments in time to come? Henry George was right!
Compensation to the landlords is morally wrong. It is rewarding
a class for the successful robbery of the people."
Reprinted from Land & Liberty, January, 1942
- 1909 -
On the
Fundamental Land Question, from Land and Real Tariff
Reform
- 1909 - Pamphlet,
The Land
Question and Slavery, compiled in London by Ethel Wedgwood
- 1910 - Died, age 83
- 1925 - A
Great Inequity, reprinted in The Libertarian,
Vol.5, No.5, November
|
| UNION
OF RUSSIAN CITIES |
... |
- 1993 - Passed resolution to support raising
revenues from land values
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