Turgeneva, I. S. (Turgenev, Ivan )MareMagnum
20 300 résultats
1898Third volume only. Octavo in dark brown-black leather spine and dark marbled boards; 437p. In Russian. Scarce. This volume, which is volume 3 of the 12 volume series, contains: Dym. Dvorianskoe gniezdo.
2003Octavo in red color illus wraps; 225 p. : ill. ; 21 cm Novel in Ukrainian (Cyrillic). Series: Koronatsiia slova.
1922Octavo in maroon boards with original printed paper wraps bound in ; 44, iv pp., b/w illus. Rare work in Russian on coal mining, with interesting b/w illustrations (drawings) of early coal mining techniques and coal miners, including one of a horse being lowered down a mine shaft! Only one holding in OCLC, a microform. || Coal. Coal mines and mining -- Russia.
1960Tall quarto in offwhite printed paper boards and dark blue cloth spines; 299 p.; bibliography: p. 289-[295] ; 27 cm In Russian. Uncommon. || Finno-Ugric languages -- Verb.
1964Small octavo in brushed dark blue linen cloth; xiii, 461 p. 22 cm."References notes": p. 441-450 Uncommon in cloth. Power (Social sciences) Pouvoir (Sciences sociales) ; United States -- Politics and government -- 1945-1989. Soviet Union -- Politics and government. Etats-Unis -- Politique et gouvernement -- 1945-1989. URSS -- Politique et gouvernement.
1907Large octavo in marbled boards; xxv, 618 p. ; 23 cm Extremely detailed study of Pushkin with many footnotes. Scarce. In Russian. || Pushkin, Aleksandr Sergeevich, 1799-1837. Poets, Russian -- 19th century -- Biography.
1926Octavo in offwhite wraps printed in pale blue-green and black ; 222, [1] p. 20 cm. In Russian. Russian-Jewish author. Scarce.
1959Large octavo in dark red stamped cloth; 442 p. : ill. , footnotes, ; 23 cm. In Russian || History of Russian literature of 18th - 20th century. || Russian literature -- History and criticism. Denitskii, Vasilii Alekseevich, 1878-1958 -- Bibliography.
1953Octavo in brown cloth ; 575 p. 23 cm. Errata slip at rear. In Russian. Uncommon. || "Eugen Samuilovich Varga (November 6, 1879, Budapest ñ October 7, 1964, Moscow) was a Marxist economist of Hungarian origin. He studied philosophy and economic geography at the University of Budapest. In 1906, he started writing in socialist and academic journals, mainly on economic subjects, but also on other topics. Before World War I he gained some fame by discussing with Otto Bauer about the origins of inflation in the Austro-Hungarian Empire. In this period he belonged to the Marxist Centrists, of whom Karl Kautsky and Rudolf Hilferding were the most prominent spokesmen. He participated as minister of finance in the short-lived Hungarian Soviet Republic of 1919. After the overthrow of the Soviet Republic he fled to Vienna. In 1920 he went to the Soviet Union, where he started working for the Comintern, specializing in international economic problems and agrarian questions. In years 1922-1927 he was working at the department of trade in the Soviet embassy in Berlin. In the 1930s he became an economic adviser to Joseph Stalin. He survived the purges of the 1930s. During World War II he advised the Soviet Government in matters of post-war reparations. He attended the Potsdam Conference of 1945 as an expert. Like most of his compatriots living and working in Moscow, he joined the Communist Party of the Soviet Union, but he also remained active in the Hungarian Communist Party. He authored the economic reports the congresses of the Comintern discussed between 1921 and 1935. A large number of his writings were studies of the international economic conjuncture, in which he made great effort to assess quantitative trends in output, investment and employment using official economic data from numerous countries. He also extensively studied German imperialism. In 1946 he published The Economic Transformation of Capitalism at the End of the Second World War, in which he argued that the capitalist system was more inherently stable than had been hitherto believed. This led to the closure of the Institute which he headed. (See: Paolo Spriano, Stalin and the European Communists. London: Verso, 1985). Finally, in 1949 he would make his self-criticism. Though he remained a leading academic economist, his prestige had diminished. In the second edition of the Great Soviet Encyclopedia he was qualified as a "bourgeois economist". After Stalin's death in 1953, he reappeared on the scene, but the new men in power in the Kremlin believing in the virtues of peaceful co-existence were not interested in Varga's predictions of the outbreak of a "necessary" economic crisis in the United States. In 1954 and 1959 he received the Lenin Orders, in 1954 he obtained a Stalin Prize and in 1963 a Lenin Prize. After his death, his selected works in three volumes were published in the Soviet Union, Hungary, and East Germany. Varga never returned to living in his native Hungary. Because he was very close to M·ty·s R·kosi, he was several times invited as an economic advisor to Hungary. In this period (1945-1950) he had specialized in economic planning, pricing and monetary reforms, i.e. reforms the Hungarian Communists now in power were carrying out. After the fall of R·kosi caused by the Hungarian Revolution of 1956 and the take-over by the K·d·r team, Varga's advisory work was not appreciated anymore." -- Wikipedia. || World politics -- 1945- Imperialism. Economic conditions -- 1945-
1948Wide, large octavo in ornamental paper boards; 189, [3] p. illus., ports. 22 cm In Russian. || Folk literature, Russian. Folklore -- Russie LittÈrature populaire russe -- Histoire et critique.
1960Octavo in DJ; 384p, footnotes, b/w illus; index 23 cm. Volume 1 only of a five volume set. Scarce. Most likely the largest work ever written on Russian prisons. In Russian. || Prisons -- Russie -- 1900-1945. Russie -- 1905-1907 (RÈvolution). Incarceration. Prisons and prisoners.
1954Small quarto / large octavo in polished/laminated maroon cloth boards; 334 p. numerous illus ( b/w & color plates); maps. In Russian. Uncommon. Very well and amply illustrated || AntiquitÈs orientales. Civilisation orientale. Russie - archÈologie. Asie centrale - archÈologie. Archaeology
1958Large octavo in blue stamped cloth; 702 p. ; 23 cm. In Russian. Uncommon. Detailed political dictionary from 1950s U.S.S.R. || Political science -- Dictionaries -- Russian.
1965Quarto in grey laminated cloth; 399 p. ; 27 cm., bibl. In Russian. Trudy Otdela drevnerusskoi literatury, 21. || Russian literature -- To 1700 -- History and criticism.
1986Octavo in glossy hardcover paper boards; 635 p. : ill. ; 21 cm. In Russian. Uncommon. Several full-page b&w illustrations. || Arabian nights. Russian. Selections. Alf leila wa leila in Russian. Arabic Literature.
1960Octavo in grey stamped cloth and pale illus DJ; 325 p. illus., index; 21 cm. In Russian. Uncommon. || Immigration ; immigrants. Russians -- England -- London. Refugees, Russian.
1959Octavo in pale blue illus wraps; 141 p. : ill., maps, bibliographical references (p. 117-[118]) and index ; 20 cm. In Russian. Uncommon Russian work on uranium from the 1950s, by Gerasimovskii, V. I. 1907-1979. (Vasilii Ivanovich). Several maps and charts -- all in b/w. || Uranium ores. Uranium -- Minerais.
1959Octavo in dark blue polished cloth with gilt titles; 330 p., numerous graphs and mathematical equations ; 23 cm In Russian. Quite uncommon in this original edition.
1937Octavo in limp dark red cloth 274 p., 1 b/w plate, numerous footnotes with bib. refs.; 22 cm. In Russian. Uncommon, || France -- History -- Revolution, 1789-1799.
1969Octavo in brwon printed wraps; 284, [8] p. : music ; 22 cm. In Russian. Uncommon. Signed and inscribed by the author. || Komi poetry -- Translations into Russian.
1947Large quarto in limp brown stamped cloth; 178 p. : illus. ; 30 cm. In Russian Series: Materialy i issledovani‚ po arheologii SSSR, No. 7= Materiaux et recherches d'archeologie de l'URSS, No. 7 || Fouilles archÈologiques -- Russie -- Moscou (Russie). Akademi‚ nauk SSSR, Institut istorii materialínoj kulítury ; pod red. A. V. Arcihovskogo. || Dertailes study of the ARCHEOLOGY OF MOSCOW comprising 8 scholalry papers, including work on the Gontcharnaia Sloboda (le fauborgn des potiers) ; and the tumulus (barrows) de Tsaritsyno. || ** Extra shipping charges at cost may apply to overseas shipping due to size.**
1959Octavo in maroon stamped cloth baords; 210 p., b/w illus., ports.; bib. footnotes. In Russian. Scarce. || A concise history of Chinese medicine written in Russian. Covers accupuncture and has some interesting illustrations. || Medicine -- China -- Popular Works. Medicine -- China.
1956Octavo in offwhite printed wraps; 127 p., [2] leaves of plates : ill. ; 22 cm In Russian. Uncommon. || Psychology -- Study and teaching.
1958Small octavo 142, [2] p. : ill. ; 21 cm. Bibliography : p. [143]. Russian. Uncommon. Translation of : Zur mechanik der photonen-strahlantriebe. || Photon rockets. Space flight. Rocket science.
1922Medium octavo in green cloth with gilt-stamped title to front; 145 p. ; bib., 24 cm. In Russian. Very scarce. Only three copies listed in WorldCat. || Cooperatives.