Brown, Nikolai Nikolaevich

Mother is a poet, translator Maria Ivanovna Komissarova , whose ancestor saved Emperor Alexander II from a bullet during the assassination attempt of Karakozov in the Summer Garden ^[1] . In an interview, Nikolai Nikolayevich said that he was from the family of “two poets,” that “two bloods multiplied in him: German and Russian.”

In 1962 he graduated from the then Leningrad Institute of Culture. It is believed that he did not belong to the Komsomol and the party. In the 1950s and 60s, having sports categories, he devoted a lot of time to circus sports: acrobatics, aerial gymnastics, circus tricks. For example, he performed a set of exercises on the arrow of a parachute tower in the TsPKiO (50 m) without any insurance, etc. But he refused to make attractive offers to connect life with the arena.

From the beginning of the 1960s he became interested in languages, was engaged in poetic translations from German, English, Finnish, Lithuanian, Polish. Some of them were published in the magazines Zvezda and Neva. His translations of the American poet Stanley Kunitz, typed in the Moscow journal Foreign Literature, were shot in the fall of 1968 due to the political protests of the poet against the suppression by Soviet tanks of “freedom in Czechoslovakia”. Everything published by N.N. Brown in Soviet times was signed by the pseudonym Nikolai Borozdin. His translations from Friedrich Hölderlin were highly praised by the Germanists. Lithuanian translations are included in the volume “Lithuanian poets of the XX century” of the Big series of the Library of the poet (1971). For the publication of his own works, for ideological reasons, there was no question.

In the 1960s, he managed to collect a rare library of author’s poetry reading, including rewrites from the surviving wax rolls of the 1920s, which was replenished by modern authors. He visited Anna Akhmatova many times, more than once invited her to his place for recording on a tape recorder. Along with the lyric cycles, he managed to save the then banned poem Requiem written by her in her reading, according to the foreign publication that he managed to get illegally in 1964. It has her short autograph. Sometimes their meetings were accompanied by mutual reading of verses. Her dedicatory inscription on the book “Near the Sea” is as follows: “To Nikolai Brown (young) with all his heart Akhmatov November 19, 1964 Leningrad”.

Nikolay Nick. Brown met at the Pushkin House and talked on literary topics with the poet Robert Frost, who flew into the USSR from America, who presented him autographed books for translation into Russian and records with his verses for his music library. Frost's commemorative inscription to Nikolai Nikolayevich on the book "In the Clearing" ("In the Clearing", 1962), in the Russian translation: "Robert Frost - to Nikolai Brown. Thanks to the son for the kindness of his father. Pushkin House. September 1962. "

In 1967, Nikolai Nikolayevich met with the American poet Kunitz, the Pulitzer laureate mentioned above, with a detailed discussion of the ways of modern poetry, with the handing of the book “Selected Poems” (“Selected Poems”, 1967) with an autograph, in Russian translation: “To Nikolai Borozdin - with whom I had the pleasure of an unforgettable meeting in Leningrad - with great hopes for his poetry. Stanley Kyunitz. April 3, 1967. Leningrad. " Over the course of the year, the translations from this book seemed to justify the hopes, since they were approved and typed in the Moscow magazine, the reason for their removal was mentioned above. It is noteworthy that the position of the translator and author of the book regarding the "Czech events" of 1968 and their assessment, in the end, coincided.

As a result of personal acquaintance and a series of meetings with the poets of Finland, who first visited the capital on the Neva in 1967, Nikolai Nikolaevich published translations of leading Finnish poets of different generations: Lassi Nummi, Isla Meriluoto, Eva-Liisa Manner, Pentti Fabricius, Elvi Sinervo, etc. Of course, there was no question about the possibility of his own trip abroad somewhere in that Soviet time.

Since the mid-1960s, he has been closely acquainted and was in correspondence with Vasily Vitalyevich Shulgin, leader of the White movement, deputy of the State Duma, who accepted the “renunciation” of Nicholas II. At his request, Nikolai Nick. Brown, for two summer seasons in the Caucasus, was his secretary, worked with him on his new books. He and his wife, Maria Dmitrievna Sedelnikova, machine gunner of the Dobrarmiya, became spiritually close people for Brown.

Since many talented Russian poets and writers were destroyed by the Soviet regime, Brown set himself the goal of “returning Russian poetry to Russia” and began distributing tamizdat, samizdat and his own poems.

On April 15, 1969, after a search, the KGB was arrested as a “particularly dangerous state criminal” (Article 70 of the Criminal Code of the RSFSR). N. N. Brown was accused of anti-communist and religious agitation and propaganda, “terrorist plans”, the preparation of the explosion of the Lenin Mausoleum and the preparation of the attempt on L. I. Brezhnev , the dissemination of “there and samizdat” and his anti-Soviet poems, in particular against the entry of Soviet troops into Czechoslovakia in August 1968 . In connection with the “N. N. Brown case” in 1969, under the 5th Directorate of the KGB, by order of the head of the KGB of the USSR, Yu. V. Andropov, the 7th department was created “to identify and verify persons who are intent on using explosives and explosive devices for anti-Soviet purposes ", as well as for" tracing the authors of anonymous anti-Soviet documents and verifying threat signals against the country's top leaders. " The responsibility for the work of the created department was assigned by Andropov to the head of the 5th Directorate of the KGB, Lieutenant General F. D. Bobkov.

During the investigation, the editors of the main literary magazines were questioned: Alexander Twardovsky (The New World), Boris Polevoy (The Change), George Kholopov (The Star), Alexander Popov ( The Neva ), Moscow poets: Rurik Ivnev , Arseniy Tarkovsky , Leo Ozerov . In the testimony of the latter, N. N. Brown was described as one of the most gifted contemporary poets. Pavel Antokolsky sent a statement to the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the RSFSR against the unjustified arrest of a young author who was personally acquainted with him and who showed great promise in literature. Later, a member of the Board of the USSR SP Evgeny Yevtushenko addressed the Chairman of the Supreme Court of the USSR Lev Smirnov with a request for review of the “N. N. Brown case”. In his letter, he argued that it was “difficult to judge what was really”, but the verses he read to N. N. Brown spoke of “undoubted literary talent,” and, insisting on a review, expressed his fear: “It hurts if this talent is lost” .

Many of those interrogated in the case in Moscow, Leningrad, Vladimir and Tallinn were searched with the seizure of 11 typewriters and various printed materials, including verses from the accused. After a search and interrogation at the trial in Leningrad, the above-mentioned writer Vasily Shulgin, who lived there after his release from the Vladimir Central, who defended the accused, was brought from Vladimir by security officers from Vladimir. In particular, from the witness department, he argued that “the accused could not have been agitated against the Soviet regime”, since he was “Lenin’s personal enemy,” and noted that the interrogator asked him “to look together” in the verses of the accused for “hate” to the Soviet government. ” The last meeting of 91-year-old Shulgin with his young secretary took place in a hall filled with security officers in uniform. In the moment of their silent farewell, no one broke the silence. Moreover, for the Soviet Lenghors Court, the testimony in support of N.N. Brown of one of the former deputies of the Imperial Duma, who, as then, appeared in a strict black suit, and remained a nationalist and monarchist, only made the blame worse.

The process was closed. In court, at the request of the judge, N.N. Brown read a series of verses incriminated to him and included in the prosecution, and then in the verdict. The prosecution procedure looked like this: a witness was introduced into the courtroom, who sat down at the witness place and listened to the author reciting the verses included in the prosecution from the dock, and then he had to confirm from the pulpit his testimony signed during interrogation. The accused were recited verses: “The commandments of the slave of the country of the Soviets”, “In memory of Nikolai Gumilyov”, “Among the tomfoolery of the squares”, “In this mournful world war”, “Without Faith Russia is a dome without a cross”, as well as “Seven on the Place of Execution” ”And“ Again in the name of the people ”- against the entry of Soviet troops into Czechoslovakia in August 1968. One of the speakers who spoke to the older generation, confirming their testimony, called these verses“ the glory of Russia ”.

Since the political nature of the process raised questions and rumors in the literary environment, Zinaida Kruglova, the ideology secretary of the Leningrad Regional Party Committee of the CPSU, “informed” communist writers about events “on the ideological front”. In a speech on November 26, 1969 in connection with preparations for Lenin’s centenary, she, speaking of the “regularity” of expelling Solzhenitsyn from the Union of Soviet Writers, stated that “he is not the only one” that (the text of the transcript): “since November 20 in Leningrad there is a trial of an anti-Soviet group, including one who has already come to literature, although not yet accepted into the Union ... an adult, mature man, 32 years old ... "And further on N. N. Brown:" His delusions, erroneous speeches began in 1966 years, and his actions were manifested in the fact that he wrote anti-Soviet works that he carefully hid from relatives and friends, standing on the right side, in that he received anti-Soviet hostile literature, passed it on to others ... ”, etc.

At the end of the process, which continued for three weeks intermittently, N. N. Brown read the beginning and end of his sentence written in the cell to the regime, beginning with the words: “The accused: The Communist Regime. Year of birth: 1917. One-party ... "and ending with the words:" Not subject to appeal. " His death sentence in grave silence, he passed through a lawyer to the judge.

On December 15, 1969, N. N. Brown was sentenced to 7 years in prison and 3 years in exile. After hearing the court’s decision, Brown left the standing room slowly, having managed to perform a short protest song.

He served the whole term: from spring 1970 - in Mordovian camps, from 1972 to 1976 - in Perm camps, from 1976 - 3 years in exile in the White Yar of the Verkhneketsky district of the Tomsk region . In conclusion, he wrote a number of books. In 1979 he returned to the then Leningrad.

Since the beginning of 1990, N. N. Brown participated in the creation of the St. Petersburg Monarchist Center (S.-PMC), was elected to its leadership. On October 15, 1991, he was a senior associate of the Russian Imperial Union-Order (RIS-O, the Legitimist wing), then the general representative of RIS-O in St. Petersburg and Moscow , and later an associate leader. Since 1991, the organization he led has held pickets, political rallies, prayers, religious processions in a number of Russian cities, and has collected many thousands of signatures for returning the original name to St. Petersburg, for clearing its streets and squares from the dishonest names of regicide and terrorists. In 1992, for the first time in Russia, he published “Monarchist Statehood” by L. Tikhomirov, with a circulation of 10 thousand copies. In April 1993, he became chairman of the Imperial Club that he founded, which, having entered the Russian Public Chamber in St. Petersburg, regularly participated in its work.

On October 29, 1994 in Moscow he was elected Acting Head of RIS-O in Russia. April 25, 1996 took part in the International Scientific and Practical Conference dedicated to the 90th anniversary of the Imperial State Duma, speaking at the Tauride Palace with a report from RIS-O: "The Right Block in the State Duma of the Russian Empire." The author of the anthem RIS-O, approved by the general meeting of monarchists at the anniversary meeting of the organization on October 31, 2009 in St. Petersburg. A delegate to numerous congresses of monarchical and patriotic organizations in Moscow, St. Petersburg , Yekaterinburg , Kursk , etc. One of the leading participants in the White Monarchist Conference in St. Petersburg on March 28-29, 2008, which aimed at consolidating forces. At the All-Russian Imperial Assembly in St. Petersburg on June 12, 2011 N.N. Brown, as a veteran of the movement, spoke on overcoming contradictions and, as the media said, “called for the unity of Russian nationalists and shared his memories of the struggle of the monarchists in the USSR in 1960s - 80s. ”

In 1996, at the invitation of the Association of British Monarchists in London, he participated in the celebration of the 70th anniversary of Queen Elizabeth II in the House of Lords, leading the first monarchist delegation from Russia after 1917 , which caused a wide response in the press.

He participated in the revival of the Cossacks as a repressed estate. Since April 10, 1996 - Deputy Chief of the General Staff of the Union of Cossack Troops of Russia and Abroad (SCVRiZ). On January 29, 1998, he registered the regional branch of SKVRiZ in St. Petersburg. On June 12, 1998, on his initiative , horse racing was held for the first time since 1917 in Krasnoye Selo . He published the traveling Cossack calendar compiled by him with chap. Cossack dates and lyrics. He was a delegate from the General Staff of the SCVRiZ at the All-Russian Cossack Congress on November 19-21, 1999 in St. Petersburg . He also made presentations at the All-Russian Cossack Congresses in Moscow on December 15, 2009 and December 15, 2013 . On the occasion of the 20th anniversary of the SCVRiZ, during a visit to Helsinki in January 2014, when speaking before the meeting of the Orthodox public in the Church of St. Nicholas, handed the address and the Cossack order to the honorary Cossack of the Special Forces and Anthropological Forces Anthony Verikov, founder of the Russian Club in Tampere.

The first publication by Nikolay Nick. Brown under his own name - verses selected from the book "The Hidden Bell Tower" (J. "Yenisei". Krasnoyarsk. 1990. No. 2), awarded the 1st prize of the publishing house "For the best publication of the year." In the same year, an extensive selection of verses by Nikolai Brown from the book "Mordovian Still Life" with a biographical article about him in Germany (J. "Veche". Munich. 1990. No. 40), and a selection in the United States from the book. “Chamber Alphabet” (“New Journal”. New York. 1990. Book 180).

In the 1990s, Brown's works appeared in print in St. Petersburg , Moscow , Munich and New York. Among them are articles on historical and political topics and his numerous interviews. A large publication of verses by Nikolai Nick. Brown came out in Barnaul (J. "Likbez". 1995. No. 8). In 1995, Brown became one of the founders of the Memorial of the Poet N. Gumilyov. In 1996, he was elected secretary of the Klyuev Pesnoslov Society. In 1997, at the initiative of Nikolai Brown, a poetic anthology, “The Sword of My Mouth,” named after his poem, was released at the expense of the Cossack publishing house. The works of white emigrants and political prisoners of the USSR presented in it (including verses by Brown himself) were a record for poetry publications of those years with a circulation of 10 thousand copies. The authors of the anthology, having accepted Brown's unifying idea, created the Companions, not a communist association of writers, to the leadership of which Nikolai Brown was elected - he is one of its founders and a regular author of the Borea Horn magazine , published since 1998 .

In 1998, Nicholas Brown’s poems were published in Belgrade in Serbian with a preface about him and were included in the collection “Raseta Rusiya” (“Crucified Russia”).

As a special correspondent for Veche Magazine ( Munich ) in 1998, Brown worked at the 16th (1st World) Congress of Foreign Cadet Corps in St. Petersburg , which for the first time brought together leaders of Russian anti-Bolshevik organizations, including the Russian Military Union (ROVS) ), The Russian Imperial Union-Order (RIS-O) and representatives of the Russian Orthodox Church Outside of Russia (ROCA).

Since the early 1990s, Nikolai Nick. Brown is the author of a series of programs on St. Petersburg TV, in particular, in the popular program “Transfiguration” by Viktor Pravdyuk. In 1996 - one of the founders of the All-Russian Charitable Fund "Temples of Russia". In October 1999, he was nominated as a candidate for deputy of the State Duma of the Russian Federation from the public movement "For Faith and Fatherland."

In 2000 , as the author of “Tamizdat” and a former political prisoner, Brown took part in the international conference of the World Congress of PEN Clubs “Writer. Power. Human Rights ”, held in St. Petersburg .

Since 2004, Brown regularly performs on St. Petersburg Radio (FM 69.47 MHz) with the author’s hourly program “Lost and Found Poetry” (host Sergey Kudryashov), in which he acquaints listeners with previously unpublished materials from the life of Russian emigration poets in the USSR , White Guard , Soviet camps , unknown names. So, for the first time on the St. Petersburg broadcast, Brown’s broadcasts about the poets S. Bekhteev , I. Elagin , A, Nesmelov , Prince V. Paley , N. Turoverov , Valentina Z / K (Sokolov) and many others were heard.

Nikolay Brown maintains a section on “Russian Fates” in the newspaper “Russian Land” of the Petrovsky Academy of Sciences and Arts, and a section on “Russian Abroad” in the journal “Borea Horn”. Readers are especially interested in his documentary articles on historical topics, including his interviews with older white emigrants, as well as with representatives of the main branches of the Romanov dynasty living abroad. These interviews constitute a separate audio section in Brown’s extensive library called “Voices of Two Centuries”.

Nikolay Nick. Brown acts as a poet and bard. Brown's poetic work is saturated with a variety of contemporary themes and historical subjects. Social topics prevail. The language is figurative and accurate, from the church in spiritual verses to the political camp in "bonded" songs. Brown’s poems as a whole are characterized by voice, oratorical beginning, recitation clarity. His lyrics are tuneful. Experimenting with forms, updating them in his own way, Brown fundamentally continues the classical traditions, from A.K. Tolstoy and F. Tyutchev to N. Gumilyov .

In 2005, Nikolai Brown opened with his concert program the 1st international festival of author's civil song “ Sawmill ” in the Urals , which brought together bards from all over the country. Since then, the Festival has been held annually in the territory of the special strict political camp No. 36, where Brown served part of the term in the 1970s, and where the Perm-36 Museum of the History of Political Repressions is now located. The concert project of Nikolai Brown, along with his songs and poems, includes the unique folklore of the Gulag-GUITU collected by him during the years of imprisonment. At the invitation of the Perm-36 Museum, Brown participated in the opening of the Sawmill every year, and then performed at the Festival with a concert authorial program, “Songs of Captivity and Struggle”. The author of the hymn "Pilorama", first performed by him at the opening of the Festival in July 2010.

In 2012-2013, he was a laureate of the International Performing Arts Competitions “Inspiration” in St. Petersburg , on 10 July 2013 the BINEVAL Charity Foundation “Transfiguration” was awarded, in addition to the laureate, a special diploma “For romantic creative youth” ". On April 4, 2015, he received a winner’s prize and a diploma of the 1st degree laureate at the All-Russian Patriotic Competition “Great Russia”. For the performance of the author’s cycle “Poetry Aphorisms” he was awarded the 1st degree laureate title at the International St. Petersburg Assembly of Arts on December 3, 2016, since then in the following contests the nomination “Artistic Word” has appeared. On July 8, 2017, for the competitive song performance at the St. Petersburg Festival “White Nights”, the author was awarded a diploma “For Love for the Hometown”.

• Prisoners of the Gulag. Interview with N. N. Brown. Echo of St. Petersburg May 17 and June 7, 2013
• THROUGH THE NIGHTS WHITE Songs performed by Nikolai Nick. Brown
• Author songs of Nikolay Nick. Brown, dedicated to the 400th anniversary of the Romanov Dynasty
• Nicholas Brown. Video. Fragments of the film "Voices of two eras." Poet N. N. Brown about his library of voices of poets, about N. Gumilyov, N. Klyuyev, S. Yesenin ...
• [svoboda.org> content / transcript / 25480595.html Nikolai Brown with a notebook of memoirs about Akhmatova].
• Nicholas Brown. 90 years of the death of Sergei Yesenin. Interview. Echo of St. Petersburg December 28, 2015

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• Nicholas Brown. What happened to Sergey Yesenin ... TV Channel 5 Moment of Truth July 4, 2016
• Nikolay Nick. Brown I congratulate you on the creation of the Balkan Cossack army
• Riso Russia video channel on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQyxAHlnOOsb0db5E79bwMQ

- Speech by Nicholas Brown at the evening "Sing Esenina" in the club "Phoenix"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q0GJK3XC8Is

- Original songs of Nikolai Brown, dedicated to the 400th anniversary of the Romanov Dynasty

- In the apostolic city / March of the militia of New Russia

- Evening "My Gumilyov" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5CWbMA3kdqQ

- Mordovian chimes

- Poetry

- Nikolay Brown about Mikhail Bulgakov

I congratulate you on the creation of the Balkan Cossack army

• “By the decree of the Synod from seven thousand ...” and other verse. Krasnoyarsk. Yenisei. 1990. N 2
• From the book "Mordovian Still Mort." "To the poet Valentin Z / K" and other verse. Munich. Veche. 1990. N 40
• "The prison pencil ends ..." and other verse. New York. New w. 1990. Book. 180
• An open letter to A. Solzhenitsyn in Vermont. Change. 1991. May 18
• “On the Siberian roads, between bayonets and dogs ...” In memory of L. N. Gumilyov. Vech. Petersburg 1992.24 Jul.
• "Red Werewolves" and other verse. Munich. Veche 1993. No 51
• “Save us, willow branch ...” and other verse. From before the priest. about. M. Kapranova. Barnaul. Likbez. 1995 № 8
• “By the sword of my mouth” and other verse. From previous A.I. Mikhailov. SPb. Acacia LLC. 1997.223 s. The circulation of 10,000 copies. - ISBN 5-900116-38-7
• In the service of Imperial Russia. Dm Dm Croat. Gold Kolchak. SPb. Russian land. 1997. No. 1, No. 3
• "Red time, blue blood, white scattering" and other verse. Munich. Veche. 1998. N 60
• Sons of the Fatherland. SPb. Bronze Horseman. 1998. No. 1
• Evening hour with Prince Nikolai R. Romanov. Russian land. 1998. No. 1-3
• Mordovian chimes and other verse. With biogr. the author. Belgrade. Crucified Russia. (in Serbian.) 1998
• "Pushkin's drawings that were sent by you ..." and other verse. SPb. Horn Borea. 1999. No 2
• Song in defense of Orthodox Serbia. SPb. Russian land. 1999. No 3
• Stage Rock and other verse. in the book. Attic. SPb. BLITZ. 2000.239 s., Ill.
• Ezra Pound. Munich. Veche. 2000. No 65
• St. Petersburg is an apostolic city. M. Sowing. 2001. No 10
• The shrine of the Russian abroad. SPb. Horn Borea. 2002. No 13
• To the Supreme Ruler of Russia. M. Sowing. 2002. No 7
• Russian choir "Capella" from America. SPb. Horn Borea 2002 № 14
• Cross of high service. SPb. Horn Borea. 2002. No.16
• The Page Corps is 200 years old. Horn Borea. 2003. No 19
• Foreign compatriots in the days of the 300th anniversary of St. Petersburg. Horn Borea. 2003. No 20
• Gift of the Baron. SPb. Nevsky Almanac. 2004. No 4
• Triptych in memory of Nikolay Klyuyev. In the book. Wreath to Nikolai Klyuyev 1911-2003. Comp., Prev. and approx. S. I. Subbotina. M. Progress-Pleiades. 2004.320 s., Ill. - ISBN 5-93006-043-6
• Great song to St. Petersburg. Horn Borea. 2004. No 21
• About the moral example of a writer. To the 85th anniversary of A. Solzhenitsyn. SPB Russian literature. 2004. No 3
• In the anniversary circle. Horn Borea. 2004. No 23
• Dear names. Nikolay Nick. Brown In the anniversary circle. From a speech at the Pushkin House 12/11/2003 http://www.nev-almanah.spb.ru > 2004 / 3_2005 / braun.shtml
• Singer with a wounded soul. M. "Chanson". 2005. No 1
• Antonovskaya continues to sound. M. White business. 2005
• Nikolai Brown: “I believed in Solzhenitsyn’s return.” Anniversary of the letter from zone 36. M. Posev. 2005. No 1 https://web.archive.org/web/20100430173345/http://www.posev.ru/ > files / magazine - archive / 16.pdf
• Unretouched Yesenin. SPb. Yar. 2006. No 1
• The porter of the golden-horned words. Autogr. N. A. Klyuyev in the Browns family. Prievsky territory. 2006.28 Nov
• Yesenin died during interrogation. News of St. Petersburg. 2006.14-14 mri
• Yesenin, executed by degenerates. New Petersburg. 2006.13 Apr
• Hidden bell tower. Foreword V. S. Pravdyuk. Comp. and approx. author SPb. Nevskaya Pearl LLC. 2007.176 p., Ill. - ISBN 5-86161-062-2
• Personal enemy of Lenin. New Petersburg. 2007. No. 15, No. 16
• A gift from the baron to the imperial capital. To the anniversary of Edward von Falz-Feyn. Russian pages. 2007. No 4
• “Before the trial of history” - Vasily Shulgin, deputy of the Imperial Duma. M. Sowing. 2008. No 2
• Nugget of Vytegorsk land. Klyuevsky days in Vytegra. Horn Borea. 2008. No 35
• Save an immortal soul. Syktyvkar. Vera Eskom. 2008. No 10
• Greetings to the literary assembly of "associates." Horn Borea. 2008. No 36
• “I am not a dissident, I am a thinker, it is more dangerous ...” M. Posev. 2009. No 4 http://www.posev.ru > files / magazin - (inaccessible link) archive / 68.pdf
• “Prophets go through Russia” and other verse. and songs. SPb. VVM. Guitar in a circle. Almanac. C drive. CD 2010 .-- 274 p., Ill. - ISBN 978-5-9651-0497-0
• Yesenin's autographs are pulsating with his energy. SPb. Nevsky time. 2010.2 Oct
• Esenina Russia will sing. Cycle of poems. 2010. http://esenin.ru/esenin-segodnia/esenin-v-tvorchestve-nashikh-sovremennikov/braun-nn
• Victims of the regime. New Companion. November 2, 2010. Electronic periodical. Permian. Russia. http://newsco.ru > articles / nk-427588.html
• Kellomaki in my life. With ill. in the book. Komarovo-Kellomyaki. SPb. PSP-print. 2010
• “Yesenin and the lie. How long together? .. ”Interview with S. Luchkina. In the book. “I will not die, my friend, never!” Answer. comp. S.P. Yesenin. Saratov. IP Air Media. 2011.712 s. - ISBN 978-5-904000-53-0
• I read poems about Gumilyov from the dock. Nevsky time. 2011.24 Aug
• The Golden Heart of Russia. New Petersburg. 2012. No. 45, No. 46
• Dangerously minded. In the book. “This marina is ...” “AuraInfo” St. Petersburg. 2012. - ISBN 978-5-905283-15-4
• Russia is waiting for new, bold poets! SPb. Horn Borea. 2012. N 48
• September 5 is a nationwide memory date for the victims of the regime. M. Sowing. 2013. No. 9 https://web.archive.org/web/20100430173345/http://www.posev.ru/ > files / magazine - archive / 135.pdf
• It all started with the Red Terror Decree. Nevsky time. 2013.30 Oct
• Fellow writers, "prick"! SPb. Russian pages. Loop verse. and a poem. 2013. No 8
• Predicting his fate. Prievsky territory. 2013.5 Sept., 24 Sept., 10 Oct.
• We walked in the same convoy of prisoners. Latvian news. (in Latvian) 2013.5 Nov

http://www.la.lv/marsejam-viena-ieslodzito-kolonna . Saruna ar Nikolaju Braunu / LA

• The dictatorship of denunciation. M. Sowing. 2013. No. 11 https://web.archive.org/web/20100430173345/http://www.posev.ru/ > files / magazine - archive / 137.pdf
• For “Requiem” I got six days in jail. Evening Petersburg. 2014.16 June
• "Requiem" by heart. M. Sowing. 2014. No 7
• "Requiem" I do not inscribe to anyone ... "Syktyvkar. Faith. 2014. July. No. 712
• "Requiem" through the "border on the castle." To the 125th anniversary of A. Akhmatova. New York. New magazine. 2014. Book 276
• “Under the icons to die ...” Truth and myths about Sergey Yesenin. M. Arguments and facts. 2015. No. 40. Sep 30. - Nov 6
• Zinaida Gippius in St. Petersburg. SPb. In Russian open spaces. 2015. No 4 (23)
• 90 years of the death of Sergei Yesenin. Interview. Poet Nikolai Nick. Brown Echo of St. Petersburg. December 28, 2015. 13:06 https://echo.msk.ru/sounds/1684990.html (unavailable link)
• A duel and a front are the fate of the poet ... A first-person monologue. On the history of unofficial culture and modern Russian abroad: 1950-1990. Autobiographies. Author's reading. [comp., eds., note. Yu. M. Valiev] St. Petersburg. 2015 .-- 600 s. + 3CD - ISBN 978-5-4380-0099-0
• "In the Age of Anti-Russian World" and other verse. and songs. SPb. Ed. Paradox. Guitar in a circle. Almanac 2. Anniversary ed. With a CD. 2015 .-- 256 p., Ill.
• Nikolay Nick. Brown In memory of Igor Talkov, poet, bard, fighter for Russia. New Petersburg. 2016.25 Oct newspb.su> bez / pamyati-igorya-talkova-poeta-barda-borza-za-rossiyu
• Nikolai Brown: “We were treated sympathetically as children of the repressed ...” Migration Bulletin 10.10.2017 (Zeitung Aussiedlerbote) https://web.archive.org/web/20171025075651/http://aussiedlerbote.de/main/3228- nikolay-braun-k-nam-otnosilis-sochuvstvenno-kak-k-detyam-repressirovannyh.html
• "For five days I was present at the refusal of the power of two sovereigns." On the 140th anniversary of the birth of V.V. Shulgin. Interview with N. N. Brown, his secretary. 2018.12 Jan http://www.tass.ru / v-strane / 4863711
• N.N. Brown: "Serve the Fatherland in Accordance with Your Beliefs." The city and citizens in the 315th anniversary of St. Petersburg. Worthy people of Russia. Nevsky Almanac. 2018. No5. With ill. S. 1-14. http: // nevskiy-almanah-no5-2018 sluzhit-otechestvu-v-soglasii-so-svoimi-ubezhdeniyami
• N.N. Brown By Gumilyov. A series of verses with a foreword by the author. Nevsky Almanac. SPB 2019. №2. C ill. neva-2019-2-19-21. pdf
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• Tsege N. A word about the Russian monarchy. Vech. L-d 1991.8 Jun.
• Zherbin N. While the candle is burning. Vech. Petersburg 1991.9 Sep
• Petersburg Imperials. Buenos Aires. Our country. 1992.26 Dec
• Serditov A. Koroleva Elizaveta received a gift from Petersburgers. Change. 1996.16 Oct
• Bible of monarchism. Buenos Aires. Our country. 1993.13 Feb
• Ivanov V. For the first time after the revolution. SPb. Russian land. 1996. No 25-26
• Monarchists unite. Nevsky time. 1996.19 Oct
• Andreeva A. Sailing to Heavenly Russia. M. 1998.
• Sizganov V. Mordovian rails ringing. Saransk. Capital S. 1999. Feb. 26, 5 mt., 12 mt.
• Borisov I. Under the arches of the cathedral. Horn Borea. 2000. No 7
• Sizganov V. The Unruly Brown. Poems from the sentence. Sat Crucified. SPb. 2000
• Schaub I. Unreceived memory. M. Sowing. 2001. No 6
• Grigoryan V. Monarchist poet Nikolai Brown. Prisons and meetings of the "old Russian". Syktyvkar. Vera Eskom. 2003 No. 452–453
• Samizdat of Leningrad. 1950s - 1980s Literary Encyclopedia. UFO. SPb. 2003.624 s., Ill. - ISBN 5-86793-216-8
• Kozyura V. Traveling with an educational purpose. Kharkiv. Folio. 2004
• Fomenkov A. Russian Sovereignty in the con. 1980s - early 90s. N. Novgorod. 2008
• Zheltov V. Guitar allowed in a circle. Nevsky time. 2011.26 Jan
• Bardadym V. Under the sky native. Krasnodar. 2011
• Ivanov V. In the book. “Literary St. Petersburg. XX century. "Encyclical. dictionary in 2 volumes. T.1. SPb. 2013.639 p., Ill. - ISBN 978-5-8465-1103-3
• Savvin D. REPORTAGE: Red Terror Day - Credo-Press. In St. Petersburg, the 95th anniversary of the official start of the Bolshevik war against the people was prayerfully celebrated. credo-press> 145810 09/06/2013
• Sokolova M. History and Local Lore Club created. Susaninskaya nov. 2015.20 Jan smi44.ru/upload/iblok/fe2/klub.pdf
• Savvin D. Memorial Day for the victims of the Red Terror and political camps. Amber Way TV September 5, 2017. facebook.com> ... memory-victims ... terror ... political camps 5 ...
• Pozdnyakova M. “Anti-Soviet” Brown. The poet was tried for preparing an attempt on Brezhnev. “Arguments and Facts” No. 39. 2017. Sep 27. http://www.aif.ru / society / people / antisovetchik_braun_druga_anny_ahmatovoy_sudili_za_podgotovku_teraktov
• Miroshnichenko E. Consonance of fate and faith. 2017.30 Nov http://hramblag.spb.ru/sozvuchie-sudby-i-very/
• Myslovsky A. Web of Time of Troubles. "Shulgin Readings" in Vladimir. "Two-headed Eagle". 12.12.2017 https://rusorel.info/pautina-smutnogo-vremeni-shulginskie-chteniya-vo-vladimire/
• Lyubomudrov A. Unbending. Russian folk line. 80 years of the St. Petersburg poet and public figure Nikolai Brown ... http://ruskline.ru/news_rl/2018/11/24/nesgibaemyj/