Nikolai Stevenson was the son of Milivoy Stoyan Stanoyevich and Beatrice Louise Stevenson. Entering Columbia University, he took the bachelor's degree in 1940.
Stevenson served with the Marines from 1940-1946 and ended his military career with the rank of Colonel USMC reserve. During WW2, he was commanding officer of Company C, First Battalion and later executive officer of First Battalion. He fought at Guadalcanal, Cape Gloucester and Peleliu.
After the war, in 1947, Stevenson was hired as sales manager at National Sugar Refining Company in New York City and continued doing this until 1954, after which he became the vice president of Olavarria & Company from 1954-1964. Stevenson was the founder and senior partner of Stevenson, Montgomery and Clayton in 1966-1982, as well as president Association for Macular Diseases since 1980.
Nikolai Stevenson wrote an article about the Battle of Tenaru and Guadalcanal for American Heritage Magazine.
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