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Materials on Eugen Gutnov (Gutnoff):

• Eugen’s letters to Kirill
• Eugen’s letters to Elbrus
• Eugen’s correspondence with Gappo Baev
• Books published by Eugen Gutnoff

• Pionerskaya Pravda, 1940, No. 029 (2376), on Zefira Gutnova
• Yevheniy Solomonovych Hutnov (Ukrainian Wikipedia)
• Evgeniy Solomonovich Gutnov (Russian Wikipedia)
• Evgenia Vladimirovna Gutnova (Russian Wikipedia)
• Alexei Elbrusovich Gutnov (Russian Wikipedia)
• Three Gutnov Brothers: An Émigré, a Repressed Man, and a Committed Communist
• E. V. Gutnova, "Perezhitoye" ("What I Lived Through")
• Feliks Gutnov, "Ossetian Family Names," pp. 110, 170
• Feliks GUTNOV. The Gutnovs
• On the History of Ossetian Writing. Memorandum of G. V. Baev, 1925
• Zefira Butaeva. “An Ossetian Publisher from Berlin.” Daryal, 1991, no. 3, pp. 160–176.
• Dmitry Gutnov. “Life after Life (Letters from the Well-Known Émigré Publisher Eugen Gutnov in Berlin to His Brother).” Bibliophile News, vol. 17, Moscow, 2013, pp. 25–34. Bibliophile News No. 17
• No Country Will Weep for Me...
• Literary Encyclopedia of the Russian Diaspora, 1918-1940: Volume 2
• SPOLOKHI. Literary and Art Magazine. Berlin, 1921-1923
• Memorial Book of Victims of Political Repression, Republic of North Ossetia-Alania, Volume 2
• Case No. 1353. Kirill Solomonovich Gutnov, 1892-1937
• Kirill Solomonovich Gutnov (1892) — ru.openlist.wiki
• Chekhov for Two Ossetias
• Anton Pavlovich Chekhov in Translations by Ossetian Writers and Poets
• Alexander Kirillovich Gutnov — Combat Path
• Vittorio Springfield Tomelleri. “From the History of Ossetian Writing: G. V. Baev’s 1925 Memorandum.” Proceedings of the North Ossetian Institute for Humanitarian and Social Studies, issue 39 (78), 2021, pp. 147–182. DOI · PDF
• Vittorio Springfield Tomelleri. “From the History of Ossetian Studies: The Correspondence of Georgiy (Gappo) Vasilyevich Baev and Georgiy Akhvlediani.” Science Journal of Volgograd State University. Linguistics, vol. 19, no. 6, 2020, pp. 92–122. DOI · PDF
• Vittorio Springfield Tomelleri. “Pages from Gappo Baev’s Life Abroad: New Evidence.” Current Issues in Philology and Pedagogical Linguistics, 2025, no. 1, pp. 207–228. DOI · PDF
• Vittorio Springfield Tomelleri. “Zur Kaukasiologie in Deutschland: Gappo Baev und Adolf Dirr.” Kwartalnik Neofilologiczny, LXXII, no. 1, 2025, pp. 187–230. DOI · PDF
• Svetlana V. Darchieva. “A ‘Gutenberg’ from Ossetia in Berlin: The Correspondence of E. A. Gutnov and G. V. Baev (1921).” Proceedings of the North Ossetian Institute for Humanitarian and Social Studies, issue 60 (99), 2026, pp. 164–195. DOI · PDF

Books Published by Eugen Gutnoff's Publishing House

The full table of editions found so far — with covers, Eugen's role (publisher or printer only) and archival sources — is on a separate page: Books published by Eugen Gutnov (Gutnoff).

Additionally: Literary Encyclopedia of the Russian Diaspora, 1918-1940. Volume 3. Books.

Downloads (files attached to the Gutnovs page)

• On the History of Ossetian Writing. Memorandum of G. V. Baev, 1925 (PDF)
• I. L. Babich, T. L. Gladkova, L. A. Mnukhin. North Caucasians in Emigration in the 20th Century (PDF)
• Ilya Ehrenburg. A Chronicle of Life and Work (PDF)
• Complete Works. Letters in 24 Volumes. Volume 14. — Moscow: Nauka, 2009 (PDF)
• Literaturny Fakt (Literary Fact), 2019, No. 1(11) (PDF)
• Minuvsheye (The Past). Historical Almanac No. 25. — Atheneum, Feniks, 1999 (PDF)
• Collected Works. Volume 11. Zga. — St. Petersburg: Rostok, 2015 (PDF)
• V. V. Rozanov: Pro et Contra. Book 2. — St. Petersburg: RKhGI, 1995 (PDF)
• Tsotsko Bitsoyevich Ambalov (PDF)