RUSSIAN EMIGRE HISTORY BOOK BY VLADISLAV MAYEVSKY

A pair of Russian Emigre softcover books related to history and politics. The Work of Secret Police, Memoirs by P.P. Zavarzin, reprint edition by Antiquary, 1986, originally published in Paris, 1924.

A lot of three Russian Emigre books dedicated to the history of the White movement, military opponents of the Bolsheviks and communist Russia. First. The Great Devastation by Count Pavel D. Dolgorukov

A pair of early 20th-century Russian hardcover books about the last years of the Russian Empire and the Civil War. First. The History of the Makhno Movement, 1918-1921 by P. Arshinov. Published by Rus

A lot of five vintage Russian books dedicated to Jewish history. History of Jews by Paul Johnson, published in Moscow, 1987. International Jewry by Henry Ford, reprint of a 1925 emigre edition publish

Heroes and Heroines, a collection of fantasy novels by Pavel Muratov. Published by Vozrozhdenie, La Renaissance, Paris, 1929. Custom-made marble paper hardcover, with gilded leather binding. Pavel Mur

Three vintage Russian emigre literature book including A Scythian in Europe, Bakunin and Nicholas I by Roman Gul, published in New York by Most in 1958, The Tsushima battle by Georgy Alexandrovsky, pu

Odvukon: Soviet and Emigre Literature by Roman Gul. Published by Most, Bridge, New York, 1973. Softcover. Roman Gul, 1896 to 1986, was a Russian emigre writer and journalist. Odvukon is a Russian adve

Faces by Yevgeny Zamyatin. Published by the Publishing House named after A.P. Chekhov, New York, 1955. Softcover. Handwritten inscription on the title page. Yevgeny Zamyatin, 1884 to 1937, was a Russi

Navozhdeniye, Obsession by Vera Naval. Vol. II out of two. Published by Gramatu Draugs, Riga, 1932. Soft cover. In pre-redorm Russian spelling. Vera Naval, 1883 to 1944, was a Russian emigre novelist

A lot of three Russian novel books. One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich by Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, First Edition, published by Soviet Writer, Moscow, 1963. The Fantastic World of Abram Tertz, publi

A pair of Russian Emigre softcover novel books. Mahatma Gandhi by Romain Rolland, First Edition, published by Epokha, Berlin, 1924, authographed by Nina Berberova in 1986 on the flyleaf. Lily and Sick

Two antique Russian emigre literature books. Collection in Memory of A. D. Idelson, adorned with six photographs, published in Berlin in 1925. Another notable work from the era is The Twilight of Euro

A lot of Russian books by religious philosophers published by YMCA-Press in Paris, France. A total of 5 items. Philosophy of the Name by Sergei Bulgakov, 1953. Apocalypse of John, An Experience of Dog

Two vintage Russian emigre literature books. Russia on the Eve of the Revolution, Historical Sketches: Monarchists. Liberals. Freemasons. Socialists by Grigory Aronson, published in New York by New Ru

A lot of three Russian Emigre novel books. Sunstroke by Ivan Bunin, published in Paris, 1927. Love - Posession by Fannie Hurst, published by Obshchedostupnaya Biblioteka, Riga, 1929. Frau Sorge by Her

The Sword and The Shield by Christopher Andrew (softcover) Russia Leaves the War by George F. Kennan (softcover) Kremlin Rising by Peter Baker and Susan Glasser (hardcover) KGB- The Inside Story by Ch

WITH FIRE AND SWORD, 1897, HENRYK SIENKIEWICZ, LITTLE BROWN AND COMPANY, with printed unusual letter above copyright page. It tells the story of Russian history. Book smells strongly of cigar smoke. S

A Russian Emigre book titled Stories for Children by Alexander Kuprin. Published by Sever, Russian Printing House in Paris, 1921. Hardcover book in pre-reform spelling. The book is signed Ludmila Kele

Zvenigorod Called Out, Nikolas Parables by Aleksey Remizov. Published by Alatas, Paris, 1924. Custom made hardcover with leather binding. Aleksey Remizov, 1877 to 1957, was a Russian modernist writer

The New Heptameron: The Amazing Adventures of a Magic Boy by Mikhail Yushkevich. Published by Y. Povolotskaya Publishing House, Paris, 1933. Paper covers. Pre-reform spelling. Lithograph illustrations

A lot of three Russian softcover books. Life of V.S. Pecherin by Mikhail Gershenzon, published in Moscow, 1910. Blue Book, Petersburg Diary, 1914-1918 by Zinaida Gippius, published in Belgrade, 1929.

The Kingdom by Irina Saburova. Published in Munich, 1976. Softcover. Irina Saburova, 1907 to 1979, was a Russian writer and magazine editor. Born in Latvia, she moved to Germany after World War II. Th

The Art and Architecture of Russia by George Heard Hamilton. Second edition. Published by Penguin Books, 1975. The Pelican History of Art series, vol. 26. Hardcover in original dust jacket and slipcas

A lot of three Russian emigre softcover books of poetry. Songs and Poems, 1916-1937 by Alexander Vertinsky, published by V. Kamkin, Washington, 1962, with bookplate. Fire Pillar by Nikolai Gumilev, se