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Hardback. 1989. Trans: Luba & Michael Terpak. Introduction by Irina Ratushinskaya. 305pp, 16 plates The Folio Society 1989. Very good copy in slip case. .

Hardback. 1901. (4pp) large coloured folding map of Lake Baikal & a smaller map of the Jugarski Char. CONTAINED IN: INTERNATIONALE GEOGRAPHEN-KONGRESS. Verhandlungen des Siebenten Internationalen Geographen-Kongresses, Berlin 1899. 2 vols. xiv, 455 & xv, 981pp 37 charts & 30 coloured folding maps, Sampson & Low, London; W.H. Kuhl, Berlin & H. Le Soudier, Paris 1901. Slight wear, otherwise a… Read more about this item

Hardback. 1950. 483pp (NY 1950) reprinted, Greenwood Press, NY 1969 *Hammond HA63: An excellent, well documented account of the struggle for the Russian Far East from 1917 to 1921 on Russian, Japanese & American sources. Edges slightly speckled, otherwise very good. .

Hardback. 1892. Intro: Olga Novikoff. 528pp 30 in-text illustrations, Chapman & Hall, London 1892. *Impressions of the exile system in the summer of 1890 in which Kennan's book is challenged. De Windt claims that Kennan was fooled by 'political martyrs' & assures his readers that his assertions can be checked by any traveller to Russia (Nerhood). Pictorial front cover. Covers… Read more about this item

Hardback. 2006. 254pp London 2006. Very good copy. .

Hardback. 1971. A History. 250pp, 7 plates, maps in text, 1971. Very good in slightly worn dust jackeet. .

Hardback. 1956. (Far Eastern & Russian Institute). 227pp front. map, Seattle 1956. Very good in dust jacket. .

Paperback. 1950. (Coll. Hist de l'Inst. d'Etudes Slaves. 14). 430pp maps, card covers, Paris 1950. Very good unopened copy. .

Hardback. 1903. 276pp, 90 ills. in text & fldg. map, top edge gilt, large 8vo, Duckworth, London 1903. *A journey on the Trans-Siberian Railway with much on Russian expansion in the East. Not in Nerhood. Slight browning to end-papers, otherwise a very good copy. .

Paperback. 1951. From Commentary March 1951. 12pp paper covers, 4to (USA) 1951. Very good. .

Hardback. 1885. A narrative of the search for Lieut.-Commander DeLong and his companions followed by an account of the Greely Relief Expedition and a proposed method of reaching the North Pole. 513pp, 16 plates 4 fldg. maps, Longmans Green, London 1885 Spine a liitle marked & worn, otherwise very good. .

Hardback. 1998. Surviving the Gulag. 411pp Berkeley 1998. VG in DW .

Hardback. 1956. 268pp 1956. *Siberia 694: 13 stories by the Chukchi writer. VG .

Hardback. 1964. 132pp card covers, Van Nostrand, Princeton 1964. *The Volga-Baykal zone. Very good. .

Hardback. 1987. 160pp 1987. VG in DW .

Hardback. 1989. (To Siberia and Russian America. Three Centuries of Russian Eastward Expansion. Vol. 3. A Documentary Record). 685pp ills. & maps in text 4to Oregon 1989. Fine in fine DW .

Hardback. 1881. Adapted from the German of Lankenau and Oelnitz. 434pp, 3 plates fldg. map ills. in text, London 1881. *The English edition contains 73 additional pages on Siberia & Central Asia. Very good rebound ex-library copy. .

Hardback. 1938. 265pp 10 plates, 2 maps, Methuen, London 1938. *Wanderings of a Russian staff officer in the Lake Baikal region before the revolution. Spine faded & slight speckling on fore-edge, else VG. .

Hardback. 1965. Ed. & intro: J.L. Stevenson. 248pp, 30 plates & map. Large 8vo, Edinburgh at the University Press 1965. *Originally published as part of 'Travels from St. Petersburgh in Russia to Diverse Parts of Asia' in 1763. Very good .

Hardback. 1985. The Politika of Iurii Krizhanich. Analysis and translation by John M. Letiche & Basil Dmytryshyn. 366pp maps, tables & figs. 1985. *Siberia 246: One of the first people to write about Siberian trade possibilities, the Croat, Krizanic, was exiled to Tobolsk from 1661 to 1676. Very good in dust jacket. .