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Novyĭ rossīĭsko-frant︠s︡uzsko-ni︠e︡met︠s︡kīĭ slovarʹ, sochinennyĭ po slovari︠u︡ Rossīĭskoĭ akademīi Ivanom Geĭmom / izhdivenïem Khr. Klaudïi︠a︡ = Nouveau dictionnaire russe-françois & allemand / composé d’après le dictionnaire de l’Académie russe par Jean Heym ; aux dépens de Christophe Claudi, D1621.
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Heinrich Friedrich von Storch (1766-1835). The picture of Petersburg. London: printed for T.N. Longman & O. Rees, 1801. C12325
Picture of more than a thousand words... Storch's Picture of Petersburg, 1792, set a standard for European accounts of the city and is still quoted today. Storch says, "One of the most important phenomena of this period [the 18th century] is without…
Charles Colville Frankland (1797-1876). Narrative of a visit to the courts of Russia and Sweden, in the years 1830 and 1831. London: H. Colburn and R. Bentley, 1832. 2 vols. C9056
Location, Location... One can see from looking at a map that the piece of real estate Peter chose on which to plant a city might have been an ideal gate for trade from West to East and East to West for centuries. But most maps don't show what a…
Diagram of space station, 1973. WSFC8a
We've Come a Long Way, Baba. Leningrad, aiming as it was to be a new place in a new time with a new government and society was a natural for the ferment of a literature of science fiction. Strongly influenced by H.G. Wells and Jules Verne, 20th…
E. de Taskine. L’industrie houillère dans le basin du Donetz. St. Petersbourg, 1900. Howey C2112
Coals From Newcastle. Near the end of the 18th century the English replaced the French in Peterborough as the ethnic group to imitate. The English were fewer than the Germans and French and they were almost non-existent in the provinces, that is to…
Revue russe d’art et de littérature, Jar-ptitza, 1923. E874, no. 1
Come on Baba, Light my Fire... The Zhar Ptitsa, or Firebird, is one of the most important of the ex-patriot magazines of art, literature, and dance published in the Russian diaspora after World War I. The title is a no-brainer: it's one of the best…
Friends of Soviet Russia (Irish Section). The U.S.S.R. through Irish eyes. Dublin: Issued by the Friends of Soviet Russia (Irish Section), 1930. O’Hegarty C4267
When Irish Eyes Aren't Smiling. This little pamphlet contains the impressions of an Irish delegation of their six-week tour at invitation of the All-Russian Trade Union Council to investigate conditions in the Soviet Union. A number of days were…