Resultados de búsqueda: Russia, Soviet Union from Bucks County Bookshop IOBA

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 [], 1969, hardcover. No publication date; preface 1969. Various translators, into English. Heavy hardcover. Condition: very good, with very good minus, edge-worn dust jacket. [Anthology]

Moscow Foreign Languages [no date] hardcover. Stories. No publication date, circa 1955. -- Hardcover. Condition: very good (owner gift note) with very good dust jacket (tiny tear). -- Author (1859-1916) was Ukrainian novelist, dramatist, short story writer of Jewish heritage writing in Yiddish, leaving Kiev after pogrom in 1905. Translated into English by Bernard Isaacs.

Moscow Progress Press, 1980, hardcover. This 1980 tourist guide affords a historical look at the Soviet resort area in light of the geopolitical changes of 2023. -- Hardcover, 207 pages, glossy pictorial covers, no jacket. Condition: near fine (spine crown rubbed).

London New Park Publications, 1984, paperback. Reprint; original language publication was 1929. Translated from Russian and annotated by Brian Pearce. 164 pages. -- Softcover. Condition: very good minus (owner name; a few pencil notes). ISBN 0861510119

New York New Directions, 2003, paperback. Poetry, from the indigenous Chuvash language peoples of Russia. Translated from Russian by Peter France. 168 pages. Softcover. Condition: near fine. -- "The source of his poetic spirit arises from Chuvash folk songs.

Moscow Foreign Languages, 1958, hardcover. Hardcover. Condition: Very good, no dust jacket. -- Author (1864-1913) was Ukrainian novelist, short-story writer. No publication date given, original was 1958. -- Translated from Russian by Jacob Guralsky.

Ann Arbor Ardis, 1978, paperback. Contains novel (Foundation Pit), play (Barrel Organ) and short stories. -- Preface by Joseph Brodsky. Translations by Thomas P. Whitney etc. -- Softcover, 438 pages. Condition: very good minus (cover has short tear and spine crease). ISBN 0882331353

Waterloo Ontario Wilfrid Laurier University, 1975, paperback. Baltic States history 19th century. -- Edited by Loren Calder. Translated from the second edition of D. Samarin, Moscow, 1894, by Terence Scully (from French), Helen Swediuk-Cheyne (from German), Loren Calder (from Russian). 267 pages. -- Softcover. Condition: very good.

Moscow Foreign Languages [195-] hardcover. No publication date given, 195- supplied. Translated from Russian by Fainna Solasko [etc.] 378 pages. -- Hardcover. Condition: very good, no dust jacket. -- Author born 1897, Russian novelist, short-story writer.

Ann Arbor Ardis, 1985, paperback. Translated from Russian by S. D. Cioran. 94 pages. Softcover. Condition: very good (blue dot on top-edge) ISBN 088233588X

Moska Sovetskii pisatl, 1965, hardcover. Text in RUSSIAN. -- Fiction. Yuri Nagibin (1920-94) was Russian, "one of the best post-war Soviet short-story writers." -- Hardcover, printed boards, 333 pages. Condition: very good minus, no jacket (edges rubbed).

Ardis Ann Arbor, 1991, paperback. Translated from Russian. 183 pages. Softcover. Condition: very good. -- Russian writer (1932-2009) of the grotesque, satirical, exile after 1980. ISBN 0679734414

Ardis Ann Arbor, 1991, paperback. Satire, "verbal playfulness and profoundly serious concern over decent behavior in the absence of lelgitimate authority." Translated from Russian. 183 pages. -- Softcover. Condition: very good (marker line on top-edge).-- Author (1932-2009) was Russian writer of the grotesque, satirical, exile after 1980. ISBN 0679734414

Moscow Foreign Languages [] , 1959, hardcover. No publication date given, 1959 suppiied. Original language publication was 1939. Translated from Russian by Irina Zheleznova. -- Hardcover. Condition: Very good (small peel mark front-cover, no dust jacket).-- Novel, his best book revealing author's psychological and poetic strengths.Freierman (1891-1972) was Russian prose writer, journalist of Jewish heritage.

London Soho Book Company, 1985, paperback. By Nicolai Lyeskov. Reprint: original publication was 1926. Translated from Russian by A. G. Paschkoff. Introduction by Maxim Gorky. Softcover. Condition: very good minus (rear cover corner clipped; margins lightly tanned). ISBN 0948166045

Tallinn Perioodika, 1987, hardcover. Second edition (with publisher's review letter laid in). Includes: photos of authors, book covers and pages, plus an index of names. Translated from Estonian by Arthur Robert Hone and Oleg Mutt. 414 pages. Hardcover. Condition: very good, with very good dust jacket (edgewear at spine crown).

Ann Arbor Ardis [] , 1991, paperback. Translated from Russian. 192 pages. Softcover. Condition: near fine. ISBN 0679734422

New York Vanguard Press, 1964, hardcover. This Romanov headed Russia from 1801 until 1825. -- Hardcover. Condition: very good (spine faintly sunned; corner lightly bumped) with very good minus dust jacket (chip at spine foot affects lettering; shallow chips top-edge).

London Cobden-Sanderson [] , 1936, hardcover. Published London 1936. Translated [from German, the original text language] into English by Denys Oglander. -- Hardcover. Condition: very good (light foxing early pages; no jacket). -- Author was Russian pupil of and young friend of Nabokov, writing in German.