K17 2018. "Kakhovskaia, Irina". K17, 1917ko Iraultza Sozialistaren 100. urterrena uspatuz ('K17, celebrating the 100th anniversary of the Socialist Revolution of 1917') (in Basque). 2 June 2018. Archived from the original on 20 May 2022. Retrieved 11 May 2022.
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Leontiev 2010. Leontiev, Yaroslav Viktorovich (2010). "Zhanna d`Ark iz sibirskikh kolodnits" [Joan of Arc from the Siberian wells]. In Kozachenko S.V.; Babiy, A.A.; et al. (eds.). Kniga pamyati zhertv politicheskikh repressiy Krasnoyarskogo kraya [Book of memory of the victims of political repressions of the Krasnoyarsk Territory] (in Russian). Vol. 9 (X–Z). Krasnoyarsk: Offset Krasnoyarsk. pp. 12–30.
According to Leontiev, Kakhovskaya was in fact the only woman to serve on the Presidium of the Congress, considering that Spiridonova, although also elected, was not in Petrograd at the time (Leontiev 2010). However, according to Boniece, albeit absent from the first meeting, Spiridonova did attend subsequent sessions of the Presidium (Boniece 1995, pp. 258–262). Further, the Congress proceedings, published in 1928 by the Soviet Tsentrarkhiv (Central Archive) and edited by K. G. Kotelnikov, report that Alexandra Kollontai too was a member of the Presidium as a representative of the Bolsheviks (Second All-Russian Congress of Workers' and Soldiers' Deputies. Collection of documents. Moscow, Leningrad, 1928). Leontiev, Yaroslav Viktorovich (2010). "Zhanna d`Ark iz sibirskikh kolodnits" [Joan of Arc from the Siberian wells]. In Kozachenko S.V.; Babiy, A.A.; et al. (eds.). Kniga pamyati zhertv politicheskikh repressiy Krasnoyarskogo kraya [Book of memory of the victims of political repressions of the Krasnoyarsk Territory] (in Russian). Vol. 9 (X–Z). Krasnoyarsk: Offset Krasnoyarsk. pp. 12–30. Boniece, Sally A. (1995). Maria Spiridonova, 1884-1918: Feminine Martyrdom and Revolutionary Mythmaking (PhD thesis). Indiana University.
According to Leontiev, Kakhovskaya was in fact the only woman to serve on the Presidium of the Congress, considering that Spiridonova, although also elected, was not in Petrograd at the time (Leontiev 2010). However, according to Boniece, albeit absent from the first meeting, Spiridonova did attend subsequent sessions of the Presidium (Boniece 1995, pp. 258–262). Further, the Congress proceedings, published in 1928 by the Soviet Tsentrarkhiv (Central Archive) and edited by K. G. Kotelnikov, report that Alexandra Kollontai too was a member of the Presidium as a representative of the Bolsheviks (Second All-Russian Congress of Workers' and Soldiers' Deputies. Collection of documents. Moscow, Leningrad, 1928). Leontiev, Yaroslav Viktorovich (2010). "Zhanna d`Ark iz sibirskikh kolodnits" [Joan of Arc from the Siberian wells]. In Kozachenko S.V.; Babiy, A.A.; et al. (eds.). Kniga pamyati zhertv politicheskikh repressiy Krasnoyarskogo kraya [Book of memory of the victims of political repressions of the Krasnoyarsk Territory] (in Russian). Vol. 9 (X–Z). Krasnoyarsk: Offset Krasnoyarsk. pp. 12–30. Boniece, Sally A. (1995). Maria Spiridonova, 1884-1918: Feminine Martyrdom and Revolutionary Mythmaking (PhD thesis). Indiana University.
K17 2018. "Kakhovskaia, Irina". K17, 1917ko Iraultza Sozialistaren 100. urterrena uspatuz ('K17, celebrating the 100th anniversary of the Socialist Revolution of 1917') (in Basque). 2 June 2018. Archived from the original on 20 May 2022. Retrieved 11 May 2022.
