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€29,790.00$42,320.00
5 Titles concerning the Communist party. Includes press organ publications, many published by the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Czechoslovakia.
€80,080.00$113,780.00
National gazettes updated through 1989 from Bulgaria, Czechoslovakia, Estonia, GDR, Hungary, Lithuania, Poland, Romania, Yugoslavia as well as the main SSSR series and gazettes from the RSFSR.
€6,090.00$8,650.00
Nothing illuminates the lost world of late Imperial Russia better than the pictorial magazines of the era. The illustrated weeklies open a wide window on Russian cultural, social, and political life. Their editors traced the sweep of the Russian imagination at the apogee of Russian cultural ...
€7,530.00$10,700.00
Journals and newspapers published abroad by different political parties and groups such as the Russian Social-Democrats (RSDRP) and Party of Socialist-Revolutionaries (Esery). Collection based on the bibliography by Tatiana Ossorguine-Bakounine entitled L'Emigration Russe en Europe, Catalogue ...
€999,999.00$999,999.00
Collection of 1,213 titles of Pre-Revolutionary Russian periodicals and serials selected from various collections published by IDC Publishers. Includes many kinds of magazines, newspapers and serials ranging from publications of academies of science, universities, and learned societies to ...
€2,710.00$3,840.00
The Russische Revue, a monthly journal in German, was published in St-Petersburg by Carl Röttger between 1872-1891. The majority of the articles in the Russische Revue deal with history, economy and literature. A wealth of material about Russian-German relations, Russian trade, transport, and ...
€55,020.00$78,130.00
Sankt-Peterburgskie Vedomosti [St.-Petersburg News], the second oldest Russian newspaper, was born in 1728 as a successor of Vedomosti o voennykh znaniiakh i inykh delakh dostoinykh znaniia i pamiati [News about Events, Both Military and Otherwise, Fit Both to Know and to Remember], which was ...