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Living Water ( A Novel In Four Parts) by Alexei Kozhenikov
The story highlights the collective efforts and struggles of Soviet citizens to implement large-scale irrigation systems, thereby turning barren land into fertile fields. Set in post-World War II Soviet Union, the novel emphasizes themes of perseverance, community, and the triumph … Continue reading
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Our Summer by Yelena Uspenskaya
“Our Summer” by Yelena Uspenskaya, originally published in 1954, is a novel that delves into the experiences of a group of Soviet children during their summer vacation. Set against the backdrop of post-World War II Soviet Union, the story captures … Continue reading
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The Road To Great Victory Soviet Diplomacy 1941-1945 by Vilns Sipols
This book chronicles the pivotal role of Soviet diplomacy during the Great Patriotic War, offering a detailed examination of the USSR’s strategic maneuvers and alliances. From the initial challenges faced at the outbreak of war to the eventual victory over … Continue reading
Africa Politics, Economy, Ideology by A. Iskenderov
This book deals with the problems the newly-independent African countries are meeting with in their development. It is an attempt to analyse the qualitative changes in the composition and position of the social, class and political forces since the acquisition … Continue reading
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1984 And “1984” by Melor Strua
Where and How Have George Orwell’s Forecasts Come True? Translated from the Russian by Peter Tempest. Melor STURUA (b. 1928), Soviet writer and journalist specializing in international af fairs, has been on the staff of the government newspaper Izvestia for … Continue reading
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Asian Dilemma A Soviet View And Myrdal’s Concept by R. Ulyanovsky, V. Pavlov
Asian Dilemma – A Soviet View and Myrdal’s Concept by R. Ulyanovsky and V. Pavlov critically examines the socio-economic development and industrialization strategies in Asia from a Soviet perspective. The book engages with Gunnar Myrdal’s “alternative, institutional theory,” challenging his … Continue reading
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Anton Chekhov And His Times
An anthology of reminiscences of Anton Chekhov by various authors and contemporaries. The second part contains Chekhov’s correspondences in the form of letters with various writers and other contemporaries. Translated from the Russian by Cynthia Carlile (Reminiscences) and Sharon McKee … Continue reading
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Afghan Diary by Mike Davidow
Afghan Diary by Mike Davidow offers a vivid and intimate portrayal of Afghanistan during a time of significant turmoil. Through the diary format, Davidow provides a deeply personal account that blends his own experiences with sharp socio-political analysis. His detailed … Continue reading
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