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194724 cm, rilegatura editoriale in mezza tela, titolo e fregi in oro al piatto e al dorso, sovracoperta editoriale illustrata a colori, p. 373. Numerose illustrazioni in nero a piena pagina. Piccolo strappetto al margine superiore della sovracoperta, interni ottimi.
Lanciano, Carabba, s.d., in-16, br., pp. 106, (6). (Collezione di libri filosofici "Cultura dell'anima, N° 58). Firma d'appartenenza: Carlo Cordié.
2004réf. 9558Phébus 2004 299 pages in8. 2004. broché. 299 pages. En 1941 Slavomir Rawicz et un groupe de prisonniers s'évadent d'un camp du goulag près du cercle polaire et entreprennent une marche de plus de 6000 kilomètres à travers des conditions extrêmes pour atteindre l'Inde en passant par l'Himalaya et la muraille de Chine. Seuls quatre survivront à cette odyssée relatée à la première personne comme un témoignage inspiré d'une histoire vraie
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1900réf. 74093Couverture souple. Broché. 9 x 14 cm. Papier bruni, Couverture légèrement défraîchie.
1994réf. AUB-6317Ed. LEP 1994. Bel exemplaire relié, in-4, 192 pages.
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1906réf. SIBERIA008493T. Fisher Unwin London. 1906. First U.K. edition. Octavo. pp xvi 315. Numerous illustrations from photographs. Pictorial cloth. Top edge gilt.Faint trace of damp to spine. Very good. T. Fisher Unwin, London. hardcover
1991réf. 1498581578168Eusk-2, Erein 1991
réf. Lehtinen, Ildikó, edIn Pristine Condition. unknown
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1899réf. 020522New York: Frederick A. Stokes Company 1899. Second Edition . Hardcover. Good. Second Edition with a map. Hinges cracked edge wear. Blue boards with gilt title and artwork. "Compliments of JW Bookwalter New York Feb 5 1904". Expedited or International shipping may cost more. Frederick A. Stokes Company hardcover
réf. SONG1933368039Used: Good unknown
réf. RA45Octavo. xxiv 514 viii pp. Title page with a woodcut vignette Pp. 261-262 bound at pp. 513-514 and vice versa but all pages present. Original period marbled papered wrappers. Owner’s inscription in English on the inner side of the front wrapper dated “Jan. 1802”. Wrappers slightly rubbed minor staining of the title page but overall a very good copy. Very rare early edition of the “address-calendar” – an official directory of the government and public institutions of the Russian Empire with names and ranks of all state officials. General “address calendars” covering the entire territory of the Russian Empire were published annually from 1765 until 1916 first by the Imperial Academy of Sciences after 1867 – by the special department of the Governing Senate of the Russian Empire. This is a rare copy of the first issue of the address calendar resumed after a five-year prohibition to publish during the reign of Emperor Paul I of Russia 1796-1801. Shortly after his son Alexander I had become the new Emperor of Russia a special decree was issued “to publish Mesiatseslov with the list of state officials exactly the same way as it used to be issued before 1797 with full names of the statesmen” Imperial Decree from June 14 1801. Worldcat indicates only one copy of this edition in the collection of early Russian address calendars 1765-1806 of the University of Göttingen Library. The Mesiatseslov opens with a detailed calendar for 1802 a list of state and church holidays and information about post office schedules and tariffs. The first part pp. 1-232 contains lists of officials of all Imperial state bodies in Saint Petersburg: the State Council Emperor’s Court and Cabinet Office commanders and officers of all regiments of the Emperor’s Life Guard Preobrazhensky Semenovsky Izmailovsky Cavalry Cossacks and others the Governing Senate the Holy Synod and all Imperial Collegiums/Ministries Foreign Affairs – with the staff of all embassies and consulates abroad Military Admiralty Medical Berg/Mining Commerce Manufacture supplemented with a list of foreign ambassadors and consuls in Russia. There are also lists of managers and staff of Russian state banks post offices Saint Petersburg wharf State Mint Police Department Imperial Academy of Sciences and Academy of Arts Moscow University Free Economic Society the Cadet Corps State Archives several educational and charity institutions &c. The second part pp. 234-514 contains names and ranks of the state officials in all Russian provinces and governing territories over 40 including Georgia officially annexed by Russia in 1801. Eight pages pp. 287-294 record the officials of the Irkutsk Gubernia province which then included the territories of Eastern Siberia Yakutia Chukotka and Kamchatka. The list starts with the military governor Nikolay Lebedev 1750-1813 his deputies and office and staff of the criminal and civil courts. Then follow the directory of state officials mayor judge treasurer and their associates in the province’s main cities: Irkutsk Verkheudinsk since 1934 - Ulan-Ude Nizhneudinsk Kirensk Nerchinsk Barguzin Buryatia Yakutsk Olyokminsk Olensk now Vilyuysk Yakutia Zhigansk Yakutia and Okhotsk Khabarovsk Krai. Three directories record the officials of the cities which disappeared or were abandoned in the late 19th or 20th century: Zashiversk a settlement on the Indigirka River suffered during measles epidemics in the 19th century; abandoned since the 1880s Gizhiginsk was located on the coast of the Okhotsk Sea in modern-day Magadan Oblast of Russia abandoned in the 1920s and Nizhnekamchatsk east coast of Kamchatka near the mouth of the Kamchatka river abandoned in 1968. There is also a list of the officials responsible for the “border affairs” in Troitsko-Savsk Kyakhta and the settlement of the lands beyond Lake Baikal. The alphabetical index at the rear pp. i-viii lists the names of provinces and territories principal cities and state institutions. The title page is decorated with a woodcut vignette with the coat of arms of the Russian Empire; the inner side of the front wrapper is inscribed by the owner who apparently acquired the Mesiatseslov shortly after it had been printed in January 1802. Overall a very good copy of this rare Russian directory of state officials preserved in its original state. unknown
1935réf. 2092902137303861Shunchokai 1935. Soft Cover. Fine. The book is in fine condition. Shunchokai paperback
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1947Milano : Bompiani, 1947. Traduzione di Sergio Gradenigo. 8vo (cm. 24,3); cartonato editoriale con dorso in tela con titoli oro, privo della sovracoperta; p. 373 (3), con 5 carte geografiche ed un facsimile nel testo e 21 tavole fuori testo (5 a doppia pagina) in b / n. Lievi usure al dente dei piatti e dorso leggermente impolverato, un accenno di allargamento interno (p. 146 / 147), ma buona copia. In fine, una Tavola crologica e l'Indice delle tavole (riproduzioni di quadri e disegni).
Milano, Bompiani,1947. In 8°pp.373n.+ 1nn. modesta mz. Tela, con Tavole f.t. e illustrazz.n.t.
19478° mz. tela edit. pp. 374, con ill. f.t.
2020br. Con l'esattezza di uno storico e la tensione di un narratore, Jurji Semenov ci fa rivivere l'epico e appassionante racconto della conquista della Siberia. Dai primi cacciatori di pellicce alla famiglia Stroganov, che aprì le porte di questo immenso paese pieno di ricchezze; dai massacri degli indigeni alla dura colonizzazione, pagata con la fatica dei deportati; dalle eroiche spedizioni che scoprirono nuovi territori alla formazione della Grande Russia, si snoda l'epopea di quattro secoli di storia. Attraverso la conquista della Siberia ripercorriamo la storia russa, con le passioni e le idee che l'hanno caratterizzata: la formazione del granducato di Mosca, la lotta di Ivan il Terribile contro i boiari, la vittoria sui tartari, l'Impero di Pietro il Grande, la rivolta polacca, la grande illusione decabrista... Senza risparmiarci i dettagli più cruenti e impressionanti, l'autore ci trascina in un'epoca di interminabili viaggi e indicibili torture, rivelandoci una logica di conquista e inserimento coloniale retta da un rispetto assoluto del rigore e al di sopra di qualsiasi altro interesse, umano o economico che fosse. Tante le vicende coinvolgenti qui raccontate: dai ribelli che tentarono di sottrarsi alle rigide regole, alle donne, di qualsiasi estrazione sociale, che affrontarono ghiacci e inumane fatiche per ricongiungersi ai propri uomini, condannati ai lavori forzati. Il lungo cammino dell'Impero russo verso la conquista di un territorio sconosciuto, tra vittorie e sconfitte, un racconto che è una vera e propria avventura su terre ghiacciate, rivelatesi nel tempo fondamentali miniere di materie prime e ricchezze.
2010In-8 (cm. 21), brossura, titolo al dorso, pp. 428, con illustrazioni in bianco e nero, ISBN 978-88-6288-036-7. Presente un piccolo segno a pennarello sulla prima carta. In buono stato di conservazione (good copy).
