Fine Selection of Autographs - Session 2

(1754 - 1801) Emperor of Russia (1796-1801), son of Peter III and Catherine the Great who succeeded Catherine, instituted reforms to help the serfs,

(1874 - 1801) Emperor of Russia (1796-1801), son of Peter III and Catherine the Great who succeeded Catherine, instituted reforms to help the serfs,

(1777 - 1825) Russian Czar whose greatest achievement was the destruction of the armies under Napoleon leading to the abdication of the Emperor and R

(1818 - 1881) Emperor of Russia responsible for the emancipation of the serfs, and made important contributions to the reform of the judiciary, econo

(1821 - 1907) Confederate brigadier general captured at Port Gibson and again at Vicksburg, fought with distinction at Chattanooga and with Hood in T

(1796 - 1855) Russian czar, his accession to the throne was marred by the Decembrist uprising, his reign was noted for its autocracy, bureaucracy, an

(1899 - 1953) Russian politician, the dreaded head of Stalin's security agency, the NKVD, who oversaw the Great Purge of 1934-38 and ordered th...

(1890 - 1986) Soviet politician, a staunch supporter of Stalin who served as Prime Minister and later as Stalin's commissar of foreign affairs,...

(1883 - 1936) Soviet communist leader who had an active hand in establishing the Bolshevik government, , with Stalin and Zinovyev he led Russia follo

(1883 - 1936) Soviet communist leader who had an active hand in establishiung the Bolshevik government, , with Stalin and Zinovyev he led Russia foll

(1895 - 1978) Soviet politician, a Bolshevik leader in baku, member of the central Committee and later Chairman of the Presidium. Scarce typed D.S. 1

(1904 - 1980) Prime Minister of the Soviet Union from 1964-1980. T.L.S. 1p. 4to., [n.p.], Dec. 16, 1944 concerning the poor state of Mongolian evacuee

(1847 - 1934) German general and politician, crushed the Russians at Tannenburg and in Poland, forced to yield the Chancellor's office to Hitle...

(1847 - 1934) German general and politician, crushed the Russians at Tannenburg and in Poland, forced to yield the Chancellor's office to Hitle...

(1883 - 1945) Italian dictator whose fascist supporters marched on Rome, securing him power; allied with Hitler, after many military and political se

(1883 - 1945) Italian dictator whose fascist supporters marched on Rome, securing him power; allied with Hitler, after many military and political se

(1892 - 1975) Spanish soldier and dictator who led Nationalist forces in defeating Republicans, dictator (1936-75). S.P. 3 1/2" x 5 1/2" ...

AUDIE L. MURPHY (1924 - 1971) Most decorated U.S. combat soldier of World War II. Among his 33 awards and decorations was the Medal of Honor, also r

(1883 - 1959) "Wild Bill", American brigadier general chosen by Roosevelt to head the O.S.S. (precursor to the C.I.A.). Donovan planted o...

(d. 1993) American aviator who gained fame both as a racing pilot and as leader of the first air raid on Tokyo during World War II. Rare war-date T.L