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New York New York University Press, 1964, hardcover. Compiled, with introduction, by Robert Magidoff. Translated by Doris Johnson. Eleven short stories, by: Alexander Belyaev, Ivan Yefremov, Valentina Zhuravleva, and others. There is a biographical note for each author. -- Hardcover. Condition:v ery good (corner bumped) with good dust jacket (flaps re-attached with archival tape).

Ann Arbor University of Michigan Press, 1965, paperback. Reprint; original publication was 1898. With new foreword by Murray Polner. Translated from Russian by Robert Crozier Long. -- Softcover. Condition: very good condition (cover crease). -- "Like Edmund Burke, whom he resembled, Pobedonostsev expounded a coherent social philosophy" and described a traditional Russia without western democratic institutions.

Moscow Novosu Press, 1987, paperback. Reprint edition. Softcover, 92 pages. Condition: very good.

London Penguin, 1963, paperback. Later printing 1968. -- Parallel text, with the original Russian and the English translation on opposite pages. -- Softcover, 223 pages. Condition: very good minus (pages are bright and binding is tight, but cover is stained and has corner crease.

Moscow Progress Publishers paperback. No publication date given. Cover title: Short Stories by Soviet Writers. They are: Vera Inber; Boris Gorbatov; Igor Zabelin; Valentin Katayev; Yuri Nagibin; Konstantin Paustovsky. Paralllel text, in Russian and in English. Language notes at rear. -- Softcover, 191 pages. Condition: very good (corners curled).

New York Pegasus, 1969, paperback. Includes 13 stories of Tsarist Russia never before published in English, plus one new translation, by William B. Edgerton. -- Author (1831-95) Russian short-story writer, satirist, novelist, journalist.

New York Vanguard., 1986, hardcover. First Edition, First Printing in U.S. -- Hardcover. Condition: very good minus (ink marks on two pages) with very good dust jacket. -- These stories are set in the author's native Siberia. Rasputin writes of traditional Russian village life in confrontation with modern civilization. [Wolfgang Kasack]. Translated from Russian by Alan… Read more

New York Harper & Brothers, 1938, hardcover. Originally published 1938, this fourth edition does not indicate another date. -- SIGNED by the author on half-title page. There are 22 photos on the endsheets. -- Hardcover, 324 pages. Condition: very good minus (small indents cover; spine tips lightly bumped; no jacket). -- John Reed suggested the author write… Read more

New York Columbia University Press, 1986, First Edition. hardcover. First Edition, First Printing. -- Translated from Russian, annotated, introductory essays by Philip Pomper. Russian text is parallel, and annotated by Yuri Felshtinsky. -- Hardcover, 175 pages. Condition: very good (owner name) with very good dust jacket. ISBN 0231063024

Berkeley Ramparts Press, 1971, First Edition. hardcover. First Edition, First Printing. Several previously unpublished essays appear here, including an account of Stalin's destruction of the Polish Communist Party. -- Hardcover, 312 pages. Condition: very good (owner name) with very good, price-clipped dust jacket. -- ISBN 0878670068

Cambridge MA Harvard University Press, 2017, hardcover. In-depth look at Khrushchev's 1956 report of Stalin's abuses, the "Secret Speech," and its political and cultural aftermath in the Soviet Union. From newly declassified Russian archives. -- Hardcover. Condition: fine, with fine dust jacket. ISBN 9780674972001

Berkeley University of California Press, 1967, hardcover. Contributions from scholars meeting in 1965 in California. Topics include: Khruschchev policies; crop rotation; role of women; Yugoslav peasant attitudes, etc. -- Hardcover, ex-library copy with spine label, stamps. Condition: good-only (library flaws as noted; corners worn). Binding is tight and pages clear.

New York Macmillan, 1953, hardcover. Bright hardcover two-volume set. Condition: near fine, no jacket.

New York Rosen, 1995, paperback. Periodical, new writing from around the world, this issue contains works from Belarus, Estonia, Tajikistan, etc. Translated into English. -- Softcover. Condition: near fine. ISBN 0823918017

New Haven Yale University Press, 2006, hardcover. This book includes new material from Russian archives. -- Hardcover. Condition: good (small puncture to spine gutter) with very good dust jacket. ISBN 0300112041

New York Avon, 1985, paperback. Anthology about Soviet dissident and Nobel Peace Prize winner Sakharov, written by himself and supporters such as Edward Teller, Vladimir Voinovich, Jimmy Carter, Solzhenitsyn, etc. -- Softcover. Condition: very good. ISBN 0380898195

Moscow Progress Publishers, 1985, hardcover. Illustrated with stills from the Soviet movies. -- Hardcover. Condition: very good (shallow corner bump) with very good minus dust jacket (short tears; spine tips chipped).

New York Harcourt Brace, 1946, hardcover. First edition. Map on endsheets, plus illustrated with photos, tables and other maps. "Ethnic democracy in action." -- Hardcover. Condition: very good minus (cover edges bit worn) with good-only dust jacket (spine tips chipped, tears, edgewear--but bright front-panel). -- Tight binding and clean pages.

New York New Press, 2015, First Edition. hardcover. First Edition, First Printing. Hardcover. Condition: near fine, with near fine dust jacket. ISBN 9781595580566

London Lindsay Drummond, 1946, hardcover. Analysis of "the hero in Soviet fiction, the relations of writer and critic, and Soviet attitude to literature in the West" by this noted literary critic. -- Hardcover. Condition: very good, with very good dust jacket.