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Anonimo.
Lo Yacht Russo “Livadia”. (Estratto).
Roma, Rivista Marittima,1880. In 8° da pag.729 a 736n. con 2 belle Tavole Incisioni litografiche f.t. alla fine più volte ripiegate. Copertina muta.
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Waliszewsi.
Ivan Il Terribile. Traduzione di M.I. Ussi.
Milano, Corbaccio, 1930. In 8°gr.pp.414n. bross. edit. con Tavv.f.t.in b.n. bross.edit.illustrata.(Tracce di usura al d.)Carta color avana.
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Tzankoff Zeneide.
La Vita Segreta della Zarina Tragica. (Traduzione di A.Alessi).
Milano, Mediolanum,1934. In 8°pp.252n.+4nn. bross.edit.illustrata. (Fori di ex tarli diffusi a margine infer.bianco).
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Gatti Guglielmo.
Leone Tolstoi.
Milano, Sonzogno, s.d. In 16°pp. 62n. Ritratto inciso in antip. Bross.edit. usurata.
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Puskin Di Sergio Alessandro.
Poemi minori. (Traduzione di F.Verdinois).
Lanciano, Carabba,1919. In 16°pp.XIII+153n.+3nn. bross. edit.impolverata, fori di ex tarli nelle pp.
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D’Auria Michele.
La Mia Russia. (Cappellano-Combattente-Prigioniero).
Pompei, IPSI,1967. In 8°gr.pp.567n.con Tavv.f.t.b.n.e una Carta topogr. Della zona di combattimento più volte ripiegata. bross.edit.illustr. a colori.
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Dostoyewsky Aimee.
Dostoyewsky nei Ricordi di Sua Figlia. (Traduzione di Maria Laetitia Lumbroso).
Milano, Treves,1922. In 8°pp.VII+263n.+3nn. copertina muta.
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Agabekov Giorgio.
G.P.U. (Memorie di Un Membro della CECA). Versione Italiana di C.K.
Milano,Roma, Treves,Treccani,Tumminelli, 1932. (Secondo Migliaio). In 8°picc. pp.312n. bross.edit, usurata.Ritratto dell’A.in Antip.
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Dostoiewski Fiodor.
L’ Idiot. (1868). (Roman en Quatre Parties Traduit,Présenté et Annoté par Albert De Musset. (Traduction Integrale et Conforme au Texte Russe.
Paris, Bossard,1930. Tomo Unico in Due Voll. E Quattro Parti, pp.XI+1094n. mz.pelle fili e titt.oro al dorso.
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Tolstoi Leone.
Il Figlioccio ed Altre Leggende.
Sesto S.Giovanni, Madella,1915. In 8°picc.pp.189n.+3nn. bross.edit.riparata al dorso.
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Agabekov Giorgio.
La G.P.U. Memorie di Un Membro della CECA. Versione Italiana di C.K.
Milano, Treves, Treccani, Tumminelli, 1932. In 8°picc.pp.VII+312n. legat.ornata tt.tela. Fori di ex tarli margine bianco che non ledono il testo. (Ritratto in Antiporta).
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Saviano Agostino.
Breve Saggio su T.N. Granovskij. (Sguardo sul suo Tempo).(Saggio inserito nell’Annuario 1972 dell’Istituto Tecnico Nautico di Napoli.
Napoli, Cafieri, 1972. In 4°pp.65n.+3nn. bross.edit.
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Tubezkoi Gregorio. (Principe).
La Russia come Grande Potenza. Traduzione di Raffaele Guariglia.
Milano, Treves, 1915. In 8°gr.pp. XXII+252n.+8nn. bross.edit. (dorso abraso, ingialliture sparse,intonso per metà ).
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Pacini Savoj Leone.
Saggi di Letteratura Russa.
Firenze, Sansoni,1978. In 8°pp.390n.+3nn. bross.edit.
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Korolenko Vladimiro.
Il Dito del Diavolo. - Il Campanaro. – Il Sogno di Makar.
Milano, Sonzogno, s.d. (Ma Inizi ‘900). In 16°pp.85n.+7nn. bross. edit. Illustrata.
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Berthelheim Charles.
La Pianificazione Sovietica. (Traduzione di Pietro Battara).
Milano, Ediz di Comunità , 1949. In 8°pp.XIII+ 451n. tt.tela edit. stinta, sovraccoperta usurata.
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Gorki Maxime.
Les Cafards. (Traduit de Russe par Dumesnil De Gramont).
Paris, Calmann-Levy, s.d. In 16°pp.242n. mz .pelle Coeva, riparazioni prima ed ultt.pp.(Contiene: Les Cafards, Le Heros, La Vie en Bleu).
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Mochulsky Konstantin.
Dostoevsky. His Life and Work. Translated by Michael Minhan.
Princeton,University,1971. In 8°pp.XXII+687n. bross.edit.
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Tolstoi Leone.
I Cosacchi. (Versione dal Russo).
Firenze, Salani,1903. In 16°pp.263n. con incisione in antip. Bross.editoriale illustrata b.n. (Dorso abraso).
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SCHWEIGI Giuseppe M.(P)S.I.
Fatima e la Conversione della Russia.
Roma, Pontificio Collegio Russico,1956. In 8°picc.pp.32n. bross.edit.
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Benvenuti Francesco.
Kirov Nella Politica Sovietica. (1933-1934). (Estratto).
Milano,1970. In 8°pp.83n. intonso cop. Muta.
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Ostrovski Alessandro.
L’Uragano. (Traduz. Di Laura Simoni Malavasi. ).
Milano, Rizzoli,1957. In 16°pp.84n.+4nn. Bross.edit.
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Zanotti-Bianco Umberto.
La Carestia in Russia E L’Opera del Comitato Italiano di Soccorso ai Bambini Russi.
Roma, C.I.S.1922. In 8°gr.pp.24n.Con 8 Fotografie in Tavv.f.t. ed Una Carta geografica. bross.edit.
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Furmanov Dimitri.
CIAPAIEV. (A cura di Tommaso Giglio.
Milano,Universale Economica,1951. In 16°pp.148n.+10nn. bross.edit.
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Orlowski Anatole. (Comte).
Concours International. Programme Unislave 1910. Lettre au Concile Russe.
Lyon Rey & C.1910 (ca). In 4°pp.90n. bross.orig.Piatto anter.piccoli restauri.
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Pfeiffer, Ida
A Lady's Voyage Round the World: A Selected Translation from the German of Ida Pfeiffer
Ida Pfeiffer was in intrepid lady who travelled unaccompanied around the world between 1846 and 1848, Introduction by Maria Aitken. 272p. Book
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Levitsky,H
Kiev : A Short Guide
Crisp - almost new - illustrated guidebook for visitors to Kiev.Joint publication with Progress Publishers, Moscow. 191p. plates (some col) illus, maps decorative endpapers. Book
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Heath, Sandra
Diamond Dreams
Miss Ellie Rutherford has endured one tragedy after another. The deaths of her parents, Josiah and Mary Elizabeth Rutherford, along with the loss of the family fortune, leave her unsure of her future. Her only saving graces are her uncle, a pottery owner who gives her a home in Wales, and the mysterious stranger who steals a kiss...and her heart.Athan, Lord Griffin, is so taken by the uncanny resemblance between Ellie and the portrait of a lady hanging in his home, he is compelled to kiss her. And though Athan is betrothed to another out of obligation, duty plays no role when it comes to fate...or to love. But neither he nor Ellie can guess that Athan's impulsive action will lead to an adventure in exotic St. Petersburg that will bring passion...and destiny...to brilliant light. Book
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Kazantzakis,Nikos
Taxidevontas : Rousia
Re-issue with an introduction by Nikos Mathaioudakis ". Penetrating account of the three long journeys that Kazantzakis made between 1925 and 1930." Book
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Suvarov, Victor [Suwarow, Wiktor] [Vladimir Bogdanovic Rezun]
Ostatnia Republika: Trzecia Czesc Cyklu "Lodolamacz"
"Poslednajaja respublika" translated into Polish by Andrzej Bobrownicki & Dorota Majenczyk." Last Republic" is part three of the author's thesis that the USSR planned an attack on Europe controlled by Nazi Germany, and Józef Stalin not only did not pursue a policy to postpone the war for later years, he even encouraged all conflicts in Europe, so that they would cause a war between European powers that would weaken them enough that the Soviet Union could conquer them without any problems. 351p. biblioography [ Only 7 copies in Worldcat] Book
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Suvarov, Victor [Suwarow, Wiktor] [Vladimir Bogdanovic Rezun]
GRU: Radziecki Wysiad Wojskowy = GRU. Soviet military Intelligence
"GRU. Sovetskaya voyennaya razvedka" First Published in ussian 1984. Translated into Polish by Jaroslaw Kotars. 211p.index.[ Only 5 copies in Worldcat] Book
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Suvarov, Victor [Suwarow, Wiktor] [Vladimir Bogdanovic Rezun]
Ostatnia Defilada : Czarta Czesc Cyklu "Lodolamacz"
"Svatoe delo" translated into Polish by Anna Pawlowska "Last Parade" is the fourth part of the author's thesis that the USSR planned an attack on Europe controlled by Nazi Germany, and that Józef Stalin not only did not pursue a policy to postpone the war for later years, he even inflicted all conflicts in Europe, so that they would cause a war between European powers that would weaken them enough that the Soviet Union could conquer them without any problems. 394p. illus [ Only5 copies in Worldcat] Book
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West, Rebecca [Cecily Isabel Fairfield]
The Birds Fall Down
One afternoon, in early summer, eighteen-year-old Laura Rowan sits on the garden steps of her house embroidering a handkerchief. She overhears a conversation between her father, an English Member of Parliament, and her mother, Tania, the daughter of an exiled Russian royalist. Tania's decision to take Laura to Paris to visit her grandfather, Count Nikilai Diakonov, means that Laura will unwittingly become a witness to the momentous events leading up to the Russian Revolution...Through a vivid canvas layered with intrigue, conspiracy and murder, Rebecca West has created a story that is at once a family saga, a political thriller, a philosophical drama and an historical novel. Book
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Mowat, Farley
Sibir: My Discovery of Siberia
Here is a Siberia unheard of in the West. Once the most remote place of exile in all of Russia, Mowat describes it as a burgeoning land of opportunity and growth. Granted extraordinary freedom to visit places rarely seen by any westerner since 1917, Farley Mowat and his wife, Claire, travelled more than 29,000 miles over mountains, steppes, taiga and tundra to meet the people who have chosen to make Siberia their home and livelihood.With his classic exuberance and wit, Mowat brings to life a place and a people who share the top of the world with us - their hopes and aspirations, their humour, and their dedication to the dramatic awakening of Sibir, the Sleeping land. 338. maps index Book
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Skott, Staffen
Romanovid: Tsaarilugu,. Kes nad olid? Mis neist Saii?
"Romanovs: A Tsarist Story - Who were they? Where are they now? The Romanov dynasty was dethroned during the revolution in 1917, and the Tsar and his immediate family executed. Some escaped into exile.. Swedish author and journalist Staffan Skott has met and interviewed several Romanovs of our time. In his book full of whimsical details, he tells what happened to the heirs of the family after the revolution and what their lives were like during the Soviet era. 384p. illus. genealogical charts. index.Crisp copy, Donor inscription, else as new.[NO copies found in Worldcat] Book
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Blanch, Lesley
Journey Into the Mind's Eye : Fragments of an Autobiography
"If you are interested in Russia - if you are interested in love - if indeed you are interested in humanity, then this haunting book is one to read and re-read." 416p. Book
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Rice,Tamara Talbot (ed. Elizabeth Talbot Rice)
Tamara : Memoirs of St.Petersburg,Paris,Oxford and Byzantium
Fascinating biography from her early life in Imperial Russia, education in Paris and Oxford and researches into Byzantine art with her husband David Talbot Rice. 274p. plates.bibliography.index. Book
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Zei, Alki [Zee, Alke ]
Sound of the Dragons Feet
The time spent with her "revolutionary" tutor opens 10-year-old Sasha's eyes to more of life in turn-of-the-century Russia than her somewhat sheltered existence had previously allowed her to experience. "Konta stis raghes"Translated into English by Edward Fenton. 113p. "Friends of Library" book stamp on ffep , else fine Book
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Van der Kiste, John
Crowns in a Changing World: British and European Monarchies 1901-36
At the death of Queen Victoria in 1901, almost every European nation was a monarchy, most linked by close family ties to her and Edward VII, the "uncle of Europe". Prior to the outbreak of World War I, the personal relationships of Edward, and of his successor and son, George V, flourished with the other royal families of Europe. The closeness of the European families was violently interrupted by the outbreak of war in 1914, and the armistice of 1918 brought three empires, namely Germany, Austria-Hungary and Russia, crashing down. Some monarchies were strengthened, and others weakened beyond repair. In this well-researched study, John Van der Kiste has drawn upon previously unpublished material for the Royal Archives, Windsor, to show the realtionships between the crowned heads of Europe in the first part of the 20th century. His account sheds new light on foreign policy leading up to World War I. Book
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Kapses, Giannes P. [Giannes Pantele]
Kouventiazontas sto Kremlino
Reports and interviews from a Greek journalist in Russia.165p [Only ONE copy found in Worldcat] Book
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Demetriades, Ioannes
He Sovietiki Dieidysi Stin Ellada = Soviet Expansion In Greece
320 p. bibliography [Only ONE copy found in WorldCat] Book
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Crowe, David M.
A History of the Gypsies of Eastern Europe and Russia
A History of the Gypsies of Eastern Europe and Russia, drawn from previously untapped East European, Russian, and traditional sources, explores the life, history, and culture of the Gypsies, or Roma, from their early appearance in the region during the Middle Ages until the present. David Crowe's study looks at the rich and diverse cultural and historical traditions of the Gypsies in each nation and region. He covers Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Romania, the republics of the former Yugoslavia, Albania, and the states that made up the former Soviet Union. He focuses in particular on Russia, where the Gypsies have exerted a profound influence on literary and musical traditions. Crowe also explores the virulent prejudice and mistreatment that has been so much a part of the Gypsies tragic history and culminated in their losses during the Nazi Holocaust. He concludes with a close look at the revival of this prejudice and the plight of the Roma today as they struggle to redefine their role in the new worlds of post-communist Eastern Europe and Russia. 317p. bibliography. index Name of previous owner on title page, else fine Book
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Kearsley, Susanna
The Firebird
Nicola Marter was born with a gift so rare and dangerous, she kept it buried deep. When she encounters a desperate woman trying to sell a small wooden carving called "The Firebird," claiming it belonged to Russia's Empress Catherine, it's a problem. There's no proof. But Nicola's held the object. She knows the woman is telling the truth. Book
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Asztasova, N.I. & Muraseva, V.V.
Put' iz varjag v greki i iz Grek = The road from the Varangians to the Greeks and from the Greeks : Katalog Vu¨sztavki
Catalogue of an exhibition in Moscow illustrating the routes and connections through Kiev and Rus between Scandinavia and Byzantium. "The present catalogue was financed by the Greek and Sweden Embassies" Texr in Russian, a one page summary in English, artifacts described in Russian and English,104p. Illus.[some col] Bibliography. Map in Russian. Large format [33 x 24 x 1] Book
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Safarian, A Edward
The Eagle and the Bear: Explorations in Armenia and the Soviet Union, 1966-2005
The author is a Professor at the University of Toronto. The book records his early impressions on visits to Soviet Russia, Armenia and Central Asia, and his later experiences after the break-up of the Soviet Union and the social and economic changes he observed.vi, 123 p. maps [ 4 copies found in WorldCat] Book
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Bishop, Robert & Crayfield, E.S.
Russia Astride the Balkans
"an eye-witmess account" by two US intelligence officers of Soviet activities in Romania at the end of the Second World war and the beginning of the Cold War. 287p. Book
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Clark, Victoria
Why Angels Fall: a Journey Through Orthodox Europe From Byzantium to Kosovo
Victoria Clark travelled across most of Eastern Europe to write Why Angels Fall. Having worked as a journalist in Romania, the former Yugoslavia and Russia for six years, she was fascinated by the Eastern Orthodox churches and keen to unravel their history and beliefs. To do so she journeyed from Mount Athos, to Serbia, Macedonia, Greece, Romania, Russia, Cyprus and finally Istanbul, interviewing clergy and other believers. We're treated to a series of vivid cameos, a few of whose subjects glow almost visibly with holiness, a few terrify and many show qualities rare and needed in the West. As Clark puts it, after the ancient split between eastern and western Christianity, "each side lost something it could not happily do without . at the risk of over-simplifying for the sake of clarity, western Christendom can be said to have lost its heart, eastern Christendom its mind." Her keenness to explain Orthodoxy to westerners stems from a fear that the continent is in the process of fracturing along a thousand-year-old fault line, between the Catholic and Protestant west and the Orthodox east. The book combines high quality, highly readable travel writing with a powerful mix of politics and religion. Perhaps, most of all, it demonstrates the power of history, and of different peoples' conflicting versions of history.460p.+ plates, map. bibliograpy.index Book
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Rudenko, Sergai L.
Frozen Tombs of Siberia: The Pazyryk Burials of Iron-Age Horsemen
The frozen conditions of the Altai region of Siberia preserved the contents of the barrow tombs which were first excavated at Pazyryk in 1929, and later by the author from 1947-1949. In addition to metal and ceramic materials they discovered mummified bodies and finely decorated leather and textiles and carved wooden artifacts reflecting the life of the people and their horses. Translated with a preface by M.W.Thompson.340p.+ 147 B & W plates and 33 color plates, illus, bibliography, index. [NOTE A very heavy, oversized volume weighing almost 2 kg/ 4 lbs.] Book
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Michail K. Anikushin, A. Verdiglione
Il Cielo di San Pietroburgo
17,5x24 cm; 187, (5) pp. Brossura editoriale illustrata. Prima edizione di questa monografia dedicata all'opera del noto artista moscovita sovietico Mikhail Konstantinovich Anikushin (1917 - 1997). Firma autografa di Anikushin alla prima carta bianca datata 30.01.1993. Ottimo esemplare.
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Giulio Carlo Argan, Umbro Apollonio, Jagoda Barcybska, Gabriella di Milia, Getulio Alviani
25 anni di arte struktura, Pionieri dell'arte costruttiva
21,7x21,7 cm; 52 pp. Brossura editoriale. Prima edizione di questa monografia dedicata al movimento artistico del Costruttivismo con riproduzione di opere di importanti artisti come Kandinsky, Szpakowski, Baugniet, Popova, Gontcharowa, Kassak, Albers ed altri corredati da scritti di importanti critici quali Giulio Carlo Argan, Umbro Apollonio, Jagoda Barcybska, Gabriella di Milia, Getulio Alviani. In particolare da citare lo scritto di Argan "dell'arte astratta". Esemplare non comune ed in buone condizioni di conservazione.
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