Zhivago Affair: The Kremlin, the CIA, and the Battle over a Forbidden Book

Photographic Credits

ill.1 Boris Pasternak with books and paintings: ITAR-TASS

ill.2 Pasternak and Kornei Chukovsky: ITAR-TASS

ill.3 Anna Akhmatova and Pasternak: ITAR-TASS

ill.4 Olga Ivinskaya in overcoat: Axel Springer AG, Berlin

ill.5 Young Olga Ivinskaya, wearing pearls: Irina Ivinskaya

ill.6 Giangiacomo Feltrinelli: Archivio Giangiacomo Feltrinelli Editore

ill.7 Alexei Surkov: ITAR-TASS

ill.8 Felix Morrow: Meghan Morrow

ill.9 Case of the CIA hardcover edition of Doctor Zhivago: Tim Gressie

ill.10 Title page of the CIA hardcover edition: Tim Gressie

ill.11 Title page of the miniature paperback edition: CIA Museum Collection

ill.12 Vatican Pavilion at the 1958 World’s Fair: www.studioclaerhout.be/Gent/Belgium

ill.13 Anders Österling: Kent Östlund/Scanpix Sweden/Sipa USA

ill.14 Pasternak near his home in the countryside: AP Photo/Harold K. Milks

ill.15 Dacha in the village of Peredelkino: AP Photo

ill.16 Pasternak reads telegrams with wife, Zinaida, friend Nina Tabidze: Bettmann/Corbis

ill.17 Olga Ivinskaya and her daughter, Irina, with Pasternak: Axel Springer AG, Berlin

ill.18 Cartoon by Bill Mauldin: © Bill Mauldin, 1958. Courtesy of the Bill Mauldin Estate LLC

ill.19 Front page of The Washington Post: The Washington Post; Bettmann/Corbis

ill.20 Carrying the casket of Pasternak: Bettmann/Corbis

ill.21 Pasternak’s funeral with wife, Zinaida, and Olga Ivinskaya: Axel Springer AG, Berlin

ill.22 Boris Pasternak looks out from the upstairs study in his dacha: Bettmann/Corbis