Stanford sophomore Kyle Duchynski was recently selected for an Introductory Seminars Excellence Award for his project, “The Forgotten Fight: The Failings of the Allied Intervention in Siberia” for which he conducted primary research at Hoover Archives. Awarded to Stanford freshmen or sophomores annually, the Introductory Seminars Excellence Award honors exceptional projects completed in an introductory seminar. Duchynski completed his project for the 2017–18 introductory seminar, “The Soviet Union and the World: Views from the Hoover Archives,” taught by Stanford history professor and Hoover fellow Norman Naimark and Anatol Shmelev, Robert Conquest curator for Russian and Eurasian collections at Hoover.
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