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	Vitaliy Aronzon «Magic Lantern» In Russian The book «Magic Lantern» highlights author's pictures of memories and impressions of events and meetings, friends and acquaintances of the family, the work in the Soviet Union and abroad. The narratives are fascinating, full of light humor, intrigue the reader with unexpected twists of fates and relationships. Special place in the book is devoted to journalistic material, essays, and articles about Leonid Aronson, a remarkable St. Petersburg's poet and late brother of the author. More...		«Boston. City and People» Anthology. In Russian «Boston. City and people» — the first historical and literary anthology published in Russian and dedicated to Boston. It represents more than thirty authors. Writers and journalists, poets and photographers who have dedicated their works to Boston, represent a kind of «group portrait» of the city, its history and the present, his creative spirit and his American and Russian people, the glory of one of the most remarkable «capitals» of North America… More...
	Svetlana Maksimova Kruzheva (Lace) - poetry In Russian «...Poetry is accompanied me all my life. I do not remmeber whan I did not write. About everything—about life, about dreams, about how I perceive reality and, of course, about love. At one point, wanted to share my feelings with others… So there was this book. It contains several poems written at different times—stories, experiences, my and and not only mine...» Illustrations for the book made by a wonderful artist from New York Lana Rayberg. More...		Tamara Polzik Unforgettable In Russian and English A 13-year-old teenager Tamara from Leningrad spends her 1941 summer vacation in Belorussia with her grandmother. The war starts, Belorussia is occupied by the Nazi, and Tamara finds herself alone. After months of unbelievable hardships, she is taken to a labor camp in Germany. A French family saves her from the camp and hides her. After staying with them as a family member for several happy months, the 17-year-old Tamara is returned to the USSR only to endure even more hardships… More...
	Georges Wellers From Drancy to Auschwitz Georges Wellers (1905–1991) — French biologist and historian worked for many years at Sorbonne, where he held a position of Director of Reseach Laboratory of Medical Department. In 1941 he was arrested by the Nazis and spent more than three years in Nazi concentration camps—first in Drancy near Paris, then in Auschwitz and Buchenwald. After being liberated from death camp by American troops he returned back to Paris, wher he published this book in 1946. This is the first time his book translated and published in English and Russian… More...		Aleksandr Burakovsky Take it easy, you're in America! In Russian «... Here is a book of selected articles, essays, interviews, and one screenplay, which has never been made a movie due to different obstacles. This book only includes articles and interviews, written after my the exile. Screenplay — long before that. This book — part of my memory, it is obvious — it is irrational component, rationally interspersed in the book. I took about a quarter of the articles written by me since my arrival to US and which have not lost their meaning for today's reader…». More...
	Ilya Gabay …A Handful of Books and Friendship… (Compiled and edited by Galina Gabay-Ficken) In Russian Collection of works by poet and human rights activist Ilya Gabay. The book includes his poetry, journalistic articles, and also trial records and memoirs about the poet. A significant part of the vast correspondence with friends during poets' detention in labor camp, as well as screenplay about the Decembrists, never published before and released for the first time. The title of this collection was given by its editor. In her opinion, the title reflects the fact that the poet considered the most important values in life… More...		Oleg Nemtsov Five-rouble Poetry In Russian ... In his deeply truthful memories, Georgi Ivanov said that Fyodor Sologub poetry gave to magazines, depending on the board. And for some new beginnings — a progressive, but the poor — asked his wife to find out there are on the far shelf ... ... half a ruble for the verses.In a new book by Oleg Nemtsov verses five-ruble — expensive and non-progressive. Myths, memoirs, anecdotes, movies, pictures in the museum, as well as oral histories simply personal friends — nourish a poet. The reader — when confused, and when frightened. It is this and wonder. More...
	M. Sergeev and L. Stolovich Poetry of Russian Philosophers of 20th Century. Anthology In Russian An anthology represents a collection of poetic creations of the five generations of Russian philosophers, beginning with the classical thinkers of the Silver Age (Karsavin, Florenskii and Losev) and ending with the philosophers who were already born in the Soviet Union in the second half of the 20th century. Thinkers who are living and working now both in Russia and the near and distant foreign lands are featured in the anthology. More...		Edward Schwartz Circulation. Poetry In Russian CIRCILATION — a collection of selected poems reflecting the wide range of human emotions and moods, from a purely speculative, filled with up to inner sense, when the external imagery gives way to a deep comprehension of the essence of things. The poetic world of Edward Schwartz is one in all forms, whether good or evil, beauty or ugliness. Work of the poet — is understanding the harmony of the world through its lack of harmony. More...
	Yuri Okunev The Axis of World History, 3rd Russian Edition In Russian Apart from usual corrections and additions the text in this book has been orginized in a more convenient way for the reader, with new divisions into parts and chapters. Each part can be read alone as a self-contained story. There is one more attempt to answer the question: how to fight with evil. Many do not agree with the answer given in the book. Well, let's argue once again/ But keep in mind — evil strikes mostly when the good side is busy discussing the most "humane" approach to this fight. More...		Elena Katishonok As a Man Leaves In Russian The new novel of Russian Booker finalist Elena Katishonok is notable for its seamless composition and sharp details, irony, skillfully balanced combination of psychological drama and social history. In the dawn of 1930s a young businessman buys a new apartment house in an old European city, and moves in. All apartments get quickly rented by two doctors, a beauty contest winner, a notary public, an Army Lieutenant, a Russian émigré, etc. They are absorbed in their own cheers, sorrows, and secrets.... More...
	«In Memory of Anatoly Yakobson» Memoirs to his 75th birthday anniversary in Russian Compiled by A.Zaretsky and Y. Kitaevich This book is a collections of memoirs devoted to Anatoly Yakobson and wrote by many his friends, relatives, colleagues and former students. Among nearly 80 contributors to the collection are: well-known Russian human rights activists Sergei Kovalev, Pavel Litvinov, Elena Bonner; university professors, poets, theorists of literature – Peter Viereck, Linda Gerstein, Lydia Chukovskaya, David Samoylov, Yevgeny Pasternak, Anatoly Geleskul, Igor Guberman and many others… More...		Andrei Piontkovsky Third Path... to Slavery In Russian Here is a new book by Andrei Piontkovsky — a brilliant political analyst, one of brightest and most astute commentators of modern Russia. His work over many years expressed the aspirations of the Russian left liberal "intelligentsia", calling and fighting for "capitalism with a human face". The book's title, reminiscent of Friedrich von Hayek, who described two roads to slavery — fascism and communism, points toa mythical "special" way of Russia, long ago became a byword. More...