Tolstoy

religious revival 393, 394

The Intermediary (Posrednik) publishing house 315, 316, 320, 323–4, 328, 333, 354, 356, 357, 364, 420, 423

International Workingmen’s Association (the First International) 265

Ioann (John), Father (now St), of Kronstadt 353, 392–3, 397–8, 409

Ioannity 393

Islam 69, 270

Islavin, Konstantin Alexandrovich (Sonya’s uncle Kostya) 206, 239

Issues in Philosophy and Psychology (journal) 334, 336

Istomin, Vladimir 298

Italian Opera, Paris 133

Ivakin, Ivan 285, 286–7

Ivan the Terrible, Tsar of Russia 2, 16–17, 69, 80

Ivanov, Alexander (T’s copyist) 351

Ivanov, Vyacheslav 430

Ivitsy estate 152, 153

J

Järnefelt, Arvid 363–4

My Awakening (Heräämiseni) 363–4

Jerusalem 314

John of Damascus, St 284

Joseph II, Emperor 22

Jung, Carl 184

K

Kadyrov, Ramzan, President of Chechnya 7

Kalinin, Mikhail 433

Kaluga 290

Kamchatka peninsula 49

Kamenev, Lev 434

Kansas commune 321

Kara prison, eastern Siberia 313, 350

Karakozov, Dmitry 183

Karamzin, Nikolai: History of the Russian State 215

Katkov, Mikhail 139, 159, 168–9, 231–2, 234, 235, 237, 238, 246, 248, 249, 299

Kaufmann, Theodor (Fyodor) 204

Kavelin, Konstantin 128

Kazakhstan 208

Kazan 66–70, 72, 86, 99, 184, 208, 211

Third Missionary Congress of Russian Orthodox Church 385–6

Kazan Cathedral, St Petersburg 69–70, 388

Kazan University 70, 74

Kazem-Bek, Professor Mirza 75

Keller, Gustav 143–4, 148

Kennan, George 349–50

Siberia and the Exile System 350

Kennan Institute, Washington DC 447

Kenworthy, John 362, 363, 364, 377, 378, 406

Anatomy of Misery: Plain Lectures on

Economics 362

KGB 427, 428, 447

Khadji, Sheikh Kunta 7

Khan, Inayat 370

Kharkov 330, 353

Kharkov cathedral 353

Kharkov province 352

Kharkov station 395, 396

Kharkov University 70

Kherson 110

Kherson, Archbishop of 323

Khilkov, Dmitry 352–3, 356, 364, 378, 379, 380, 406

Khilkova, Princess 353

Khiva, Khanate of 223

Khiva campaign 223

Khomyakov, Alexey 253

Khristovery, Khlysty (‘Believers in Christ’) 271, 385

Kiev 276, 277

King, Martin Luther 8

Kirghiz horsemen 238

Kishinyov, Bessarabia 108, 109

Kislovodsk 208

Kizlyar 104

Kleen, Viscount Hector Victor de 241, 243

Klibanov, Alexander 451

Knipper, Olga 439

Kohl, J. G. 388

Kolokoltsov, Grigory 183

Kopylov, Mitka (Tolstoy family coachman) 61

Korennaya Hermitage 298

Kornilov, Admiral 110

Korolenko, Vladimir 66

koumiss cure 148, 152, 208, 209, 228, 269, 368

Kozlova Zaseka 22

Kramskoy, Ivan 228, 229–30, 266, 308

Krekshino estate 410, 411

Kremlin, Moscow 151, 154, 247, 349, 433

Kremlin Cathedrals, Moscow 269

Kremlin Palace, Moscow 151

krepostniks (defenders of serfdom) 145, 218

Krestinsky, Nikolay 434

Kropotkin, Pyotr 378–9

Krupskaya, Nadezhda 434

Krusenstern, Captain Adam von 49

Kursk 108

annual procession to Korennaya Hermitage 298–9, 393

Kursk, Bishop of 299

Kursk province 123

Kursk Station in Moscow 411, 413

Kutuzov, Prince 171–2, 179

Kuzma (assistant coachman) 63

Kuzminskaya, Darya Alexandrovna (Dasha, T’s niece) 206, 227

Kuzminskaya, Maria Alexandrovna (Masha, T’s niece) 207, 328

Kuzminskaya, Tatyana Andreyevna (née Bers

Sonya’s sister Tanya) 152, 153, 160, 162, 220, 231, 313, 321, 370, 425

Sonya’s frank letters to her 10, 235, 237, 279, 280, 289, 292, 358

and Natasha Rostova’s character 166

and an inappropriate suitor 173

abortive romance with T’s brother Sergey 244

visits Yasnaya Polyana 175, 188, 206–7, 227, 280, 312, 417

Hannah Tarsey becomes her children’s governess 204

stillbirth 231

Kuzminskaya, Vera Alexandrovna (T’s niece) 206

Kuzminsky, Alexander Mikhailovich 244, 312, 418

Kyakhta 336

L

L. Tolstoy Moscow Vegetarian Society 448

La Fontaine 196

Lake Geneva, Switzerland 133

Lake Huron (ship) 379

Lakshin, Vladimir: ‘The Return of Tolstoy the Thinker’ 451

Lamartine, Alphonse de: Histoire des Girondins 98

Landowska, Wanda 371

Lao Tzu 311

Tao Te Ching 354

Las Cases, Emmanuel, comte de 133

Lausanne, Switzerland 134

Lawrence, D. H. 370

‘League of the Godless’ 440

Lelewel, Joachim 143, 147

Lena river 366

Lenin, Vladimir (Vladimir Ulyanov) 59, 365–6, 379, 398, 409, 415, 425, 426, 428–32, 434, 436, 439, 440, 441, 443

‘Lev Tolstoy as a Mirror of the Russian Revolution’ 435, 438, 446

What Is to Be Done? 398

Lenin Library 426

Leningrad, under siege (1941) 444

Leo of Catania, Bishop St 33–4

Leo the Great, Pope St 33

Leonov, Leonid 450–51

Leontiev, Pavel 190

Lermontov, Mikhail 103, 104, 106

A Hero of Our Time 76, 86, 104

‘The Fatalist’ 89

‘Taman’ 86

Leskov, Nikolay 392–3

Lev Stepanych (blind storyteller) 40, 41

Levitan, Isaak 376

Levitsky, Sergey 126, 253

‘Life and Labour’ commune 431, 448, 449

Light Brigade (British) 110

Lipetsk province 412

Livadia Palace, Crimea 306, 392

Lizinovka estate, Voronezh province 306

L. N. Tolstoy Tula State Pedagogical Institute 452

Department of Tolstoy’s Spiritual Heritage 452

Lobachevsky, Nikolay 74