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€188,410.00$267,710.00
Collection of finding aids and other reference literature covering archives and other manuscript collections in Russia, the Baltic States, Belorussia, Ukraine and Moldavia. The selection is based on Patricia Grimsted's Archives and Manuscript Repositories in the USSR.
€68,780.00$97,730.00
Collection of finding aids and other reference literature covering archives and other manuscript collections in Russia.
€20,499.00$29,126.00
Collection of finding aids and other reference literature covering archives and other manuscript collections in Russia.
€48,013.00$68,220.00
Collection of finding aids and other reference literature covering archives and other manuscript collections in Russia.
€270.00$384.00
Collection of finding aids and other reference literature covering archives and other manuscript collections in Russia.
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€6,290.00 $8,430.00
Nothing illuminates the lost world of late Imperial Russia better than the pictorial magazines of the era. The illustrated weeklies gathered in this collection open a wide window on Russian cultural, social, and political life. Their editors traced the sweep of the Russian imagination at the ...
€10,320.00$14,650.00
In their time, the Moscow State Jewish Theater (GOSET) and the affiliated Moscow State Jewish Theater School (MGETU) were outstanding phenomena. GOSET was a pioneer enterprise that merged Yiddish art with Soviet ideology and avant-garde ideas. The character of the theater was determined by a ...
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€10,650.00 $14,270.00
This collection of archival documents contains material that describes the history of Soviet culture and theater, Jewish avant-garde art and the Kremlin’s policy toward Jewish society and culture from 1919 until 1949. Among the artists associated with GOSET are Marc Chagall, Natan Al’tman, Isaac ...
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€17,210.00 $23,060.00
This unique collection consists of complete runs of the kopeck (penny) newspapers, the most widely circulated newspapers in the beginning of the twentieth century, published under various titles in St. Petersburg and Petrograd (1908-1918) and also in Moscow (1909-1918). These (penny) newspapers ...
€8,230.00$11,690.00
The newspapers document mass culture in Imperial Russia and include writings on social questions, tabloid sensationalism and popular fiction. The success of the kopeck newspapers of St. Petersburg and Moscow before and during the First World War represents the culmination of a reading revolution ...