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June 22, 2014

Government and Politics 021926 Banderizatsiia Ukrainy - Glavnaia Ugroza dlia Rossii [The Banderization of Ukraine - Great threat for Russia]. Comp. by Iu.K. Kozlov. Moscow: Iauza Press, 2008. 480 p. — Ugrozy Rossii — Hardcover. 12.5 x 20 cm. ISBN 9785903339761. In Russian. Regular Price 25. Sale Price 22 This book is not directly about Stepan Bandera (1908-1959) or the insurgent army led by this person but about modern Ukraine which, according to the compiler of this book, is getting to be a less and less friendly neighbor to Russia. This book is a collection of 28 historical essays about the past and current history of Ukraine and its anti-Russian trends. These essays touch upon the most sensitive issues in Russian-Ukrainian relations: Ukrainian anti-soviet emigration, Ukrainian fascism and its leaders, collaborationism, genocide against Poles, golodomor, Bandera's terror, "Orange" movement, fight against the Orthodox Church, and more. Among contributors to this book are: V.P. Beliaev, E.F. Bezrodnyi, Iu. Kozlov, Iu. Mukhin, M.P. Sheliug, G.S. Tkachenko, A.A. Voitsekhovskii, etc.

016334-1 Belorussiia i Ukraina: Istoriia i Kul'tura: Ezhegodnik 2003 [Belorussia and Ukraine: History and culture: Yearbook 2003]. Ed. by B.N. Floria. Moscow: Nauka, 2003. 414 p. Hardcover. 13.5 x 21 cm. ISBN 5020088854. In Russian. Regular Price 31. Sale Price 28 This is the first volume of the new annual Belorussia and Ukraine: History and Culture. It is published by the Institute of Slavic Studies (Moscow) and contains works on relations among various branches of the Eastern Slavs in a broad historical cultural, political, and international context. The current volume also includes materials of the conference Russia and Ukraine in the 16th-19th Centuries, source studies, reviews of Russian and foreign scholars in the field. Bibliographic references. Started in 2003

016334-2 Belorussiia i Ukraina: Istoriia i Kul'tura: Ezhegodnik 2004 [Belorussia and Ukraine: History and culture: Yearbook 2004]. Ed. by B.N. Floria. Moscow: Nauka, 2005. 423 p. Hardcover. 13.5 x 21 cm. ISBN 5020102954. In Russian. Regular Price 24.7. Sale Price 22 This is the second volume of the new annual Belorussia and Ukraine: History and Culture. It is published by the Institute of Slavic Studies (Moscow) and contains works on relations among various branches of the Eastern Slavs in a broad historical cultural, political, and international context. The current volume features four publications on the 350th anniversary of Pereiaroslavl Rada. Also included are materials of the round table on the governmental and political factors in the development of the Ukrainian and Belorussian nations in the first third of the 20th century, source studies, reviews of Russian and foreign scholars in the field. Bibliographic references. Started in 2003. The first volume and standing order are available.

010511 Ekonomicheskie Otnosheniia Sovetskoi Rossii s Budushchimi Soiuznymi Respublikami. 1917- 1922: Dokumenty i Materialy [Economic relations between Soviet Russia and its future republics: Documents and materials]. Moscow: Vostochnaia Literatura, 1996. 384 p. Hardcover. ISBN 5020179116. In Russian. Regular Price 22. Sale Price 20

Panorama of Russia, Sale books on Ukraine, June 2014 [email protected] 1 This book is a collection of documents and materials on the history of the economic relations between Soviet Russia on one side and its neighboring countries, the future Soviet republics: Lithuania, Belorussia, Latvia, Ukraine, etc. in the period 1917-1922.

026052 Elity Rossii i Ukrainy: Osobennosti Stanovleniia i Vzaimodeistviia [The elites of Russia and Ukraine: Peculiarities of formation and interaction]. Ed. by I.A. Snezhkova. Moscow: In-t Etnologii i Antropologii, 2009. 425 p. ill. pbk. 14 x 21 cm. Printing 200. ISBN 5899301287. In Russian. Regular Price 29. Sale Price 26 This collective monograph is a result of the work of specialists in many disciplines. They research the peculiarities of the formation of national elites in Russia and Ukraine, their structure, motivation of ruling groups, electoral preferences of the people, influence of elites on mass media and on relations between these two countries.(0.505 kg.)

027307 Kontseptsii i Otsenki Razvitiia Rossii [XX - Nachalo XXI v.] v Zarubezhnykh Issledovaniiakh: Kollektivnaia Monografiia [Theories and evaluations of the development of Russia in the 20th - early 21st centuries: Collective monograph]. Ed. by Iu.I. Igritskii. Moscow: INION RAN, 2010. 321 p. — Rossiia: Ekonomika, politika, obshchestvo — pbk. 14 x 21 cm. Printing 500. ISBN 9785248005574. In Russian. Regular Price 21. Sale Price 19 This collective monograph analyzes the image of Russia/USSR/Russia, her political culture and development in the eyes of several nations which have been historically linked with her by mutual interest: Germany, France, Italy, Japan, Poland, Ukraine, etc. The perception of Russia in the last century has been changing along with the changes inside Russia, as well as with political changes in the countries studying Russia. Bibliographical references. (0.305 kg.)

029670 Krizis Multikul'turalizma i Problemy Natsional'noi Politiki [The crisis of multiculturalism and issues of national policy]. Ed. by M.B. Pogrebinskii and A.K. Tolpygo. Moscow: Ves' Mir, 2013. 400 p. pbk. 14 x 21 cm. Printing 500. ISBN 9785777705549. In Russian. Regular Price 27. Sale Price 24 This collective monograph deals with theoretical and practical aspects of modern national policy in multiethnic societies like Germany, Russia, Ukraine and other European countries. The authors ascertain the crisis of the theory and practice of multiculturalism. Most of the book deals with issues of multiculturalism in Ukraine (pp. 195-398). (0.455 kg.)

028055 Krymskii Politicheskii Dialog 2010 [Crimean political dialogue 2010]. Moscow: [n.p.], 2011. 240 p. pbk. 13 x 20 cm. Printing 300. ISBN 9785988561231. In Russian. Regular Price 23. Sale Price 20 This collection deals with the issues of language policy in several countries: Iazykovaia politika v Finliandii; Vnedrenie mnogoiazychnogo obrazovaniia: opyt Latvii; Perspektivy vnedreniia trekh`iazychnogo obrazovaniia v Krymu, etc. Also it includes expert opinions on the draft of the law on language in Ukraine. Among contributors to this collections are: K. Kherberts, L. Grigule, Kh. Ost, N. Mirimanova, A. Lukinova, etc. (0.255 kg.)

012709-4 Lubianka. Stalin i MGB SSSR: Mart 1946 - Mart 1953: Dokumenty Vysshikh Organov Partiinoi i Gosudarstvennoi Vlasti [Lubianka: Stalin and MGB SSSR: March 1946 - March 1953: Documents]. Ed. by A.N. Iakovlev; comp. and comm. by V.N. Khaustov, V.P. Haumov, N.S. Plotnikov. Moscow: Mezhdunarodnyi Fond "Demokratiia" (MFD), 2007. 656 p. — Rossiia. XX Vek. Dokumenty — Hardcover. 17 x 24 cm. ISBN 9785856461762. In Russian. Regular Price 49. Sale Price 44 This handbook contains archival documents on the history of the soviet organization which was the state secret police and punitive organ. These documents related to the activities of the MGB organs in 1946-1953 in the territories of Eastern Europe, Ukraine, Belorussia and the Baltic Republics. Featured in these documents are measures to fight manifestations of the so-called anti-Sovetism in all spheres of the post-war life of soviet society. The collected documents also demonstrate that Stalin was not only informed about MGB activities, but was personally involved in making decisions about them. 237 documents. Name index. Comments.

008171 NATO v Ukraine: Sekretnye Materialy [NATO in Ukraine: Secret materials]. Transl. from Ukranian by M. Krisan'; introd. by V. Vasil'ev. Moscow: Evropa, 2006. 118 p. pbk. 14 x 20 cm. ISBN 597390007X. In Russian. Regular Price 13. Sale Price 11

Panorama of Russia, Sale books on Ukraine, June 2014 [email protected] 2 The issue of joining NATO has become one of the objectives of Ukrainian politics and became very real. This document was prepared by the Foreign Ministry of Ukraine in Summer 2005 as the basis for negotiation with NATO. An introduction to this document is by the chairman of the Security Committee of the Russian State Duma Valdimir Vasil'ev.

020940 Operatsiia "AntiNATO": Feodosiiskaia Model': Sbornik [Operation "AntiNATO": The Feodosiia pattern: Collection]. Coll. by Dmitrii Zhmutskii. Moscow: Evropa, 2006. 104 p. [8 ill.]. ill. — Tekhnologii — pbk. 15 x 18 cm. ISBN 5973900851. In Russian. Regular Price 16. Sale Price 14.5 The "AntiNATO" demonstration at the Ukrainian sea port Feodosia started a series of protest actions on the Crimean peninsula, which resulted in the cancellation of the multinational Sea Breeze joint exercise with USA armed forces. It amounted to a serious setback for President Yushchenko on one of the priority issues in his political agenda, namely the transformation of Ukraine into NATO's outpost. The success of the protest campaign has much to do with the fact that it used both modern non-violent means in combination with the machinery of soviet "good old" propaganda among the predominantly Russian population of the Crimea. This book is about the techniques of nonviolent civil protest actions.

023870 Oranzhevye Seti: Ot Belgrada do Beshkeka [The Orange networks: From Belgrade to Beshkek]. Ed. by N.A. Narochnitskaia. St. Petersburg: Aleteiia, 2008. 202 p. ill. Hardcover. 14 x 23 cm. ISBN 9785914190894. In Russian. Regular Price 18. Sale Price 16 This book analyzes the theory and practice of so called "orange revolutions", their technology and structure. N.A. Narochnitskaia, the compiler and editor of this collection, is the head of the Paris department of the Russian Institute of Democracy and Cooperation. In her introductory article, the editor touches upon the legal aspects of intervention of one country in another using the technology of revolutions. The collection includes articles on similarity of technology of the revolutions in Armenia, Azerbaijan, Serbia, Georgia, Kyrghyzstan, and Ukraine. The book is a part of the research project "Development of Democracy and Network Technologies in the Postsoviet Space” and is interesting because it shows how the Russian regime understands these political events and creates prevention technologies in Russia and neighboring countries.

019848 Rossiia i "Sanitarnyi Kordon": Sbornik Informatsionnogo Agentsva REGNUM [Russia and the "cordon sanitaire": Collection of materials]. Comp. and introd. by G. Pavlovskii. Moscow: Evropa, 2005. 216 p. — Evrovostok — pbk. 11 x 18 cm. ISBN 5902048230. In Russian. Regular Price 21. Sale Price 19 This collection focuses on a new political rhetoric of several countries bordering Russia on their eastern side: Poland, Latvia, Estonia. Summarizing their recent political statements, the compiler of this collection Gleb Pavlovskii concludes that these countries have assumed the role of a "cordon sanitaire" to protect Europe from a pathological Russia, to stop the Russian epidemic. This collection of articles by Russian political journalists is about the most recent developments in Ukraine, the Baltic states, and in the Caucasus, which create a new front against Russia and revitalizes the confrontation between the West and the East.

005451 Rossiia i Ee Sosedi: Problemno-Tematicheskii Sbornik: Sootneshenie Natsional'nykh Interesov Vnutri SNG: Referativnyi Sbornik [Russia and its neighbors: Correlation of national interests within the CIS]. Ed. by A.N. Litvinova. Moscow: INION RAN, 1999. 203 p. — Problemy Obshchestvennoi Transformatsii v Stranakh Vostochnoi Evropy I Rossii — pbk. 13 x 20 cm. Printing 350. In Russian. Regular Price 14. Sale Price 12 This book focuses on the national aims and interests of the CIS member-states as a whole and their attitudes towards developing partnerships with Russia. Special attention is paid to the regions of Central Asia, Ukraine, and Transcaucasus.

021066 Strany SNG: Sotsial'naia Politika Gosudarstva i Ee Rezul'taty: Sbornik Statei [The Countries of the NIS: Social policy of the governments and their results: Collected articles]. Ed. by A.P. Viatkin. Moscow: Natalis, 2005. 272 p. pbk. 13.5 x 21 cm. Printing 500. ISBN 5806201929. In Russian. Regular Price 31.2. Sale Price 28 This collection of nine articles analyzes the directions and results of social policy in several regions of the Russian Federation as well as in Kazakhstan, Kirgizia, and Ukraine in the postsoviet period: 1992-2004. The book includes the most recent statistical data on social protection of the population and its specific groups, and the role of the government in this area. The contributors identify the gap between the norms and standards fixed in the corresponding laws and the real situation. Also included are the laws regulating this area of social policy. Panorama of Russia, Sale books on Ukraine, June 2014 [email protected] 3 019849 Afanas'eva, Elena. Gosudarstvo ili Revoliutsiia? [State or revolution?]. Moscow: Evropa, 2005. 124 p. — Perevoroty — pbk. 11 x 18 cm. ISBN 5902048273. In Russian. Regular Price 16. Sale Price 13.5 Russian political scientists are still looking for the reasons why and how Ukraine went through the so called "orange revolution". Elena Afanas'eva is a journalist, political consultant ("technologist"), and head of the Tsentr Sodeistviia Stabil'nosti (Center for Assisting Stability). The author considers the "orange revolution" as a foreign (Western European and American) political technological project brought to life for the sake of their economic interests. She also points out that Ukraine historically was much smaller and did not include areas with predominantly Russian populations. Speaking about future Russian policy towards Ukraine, Afanas'eva suggests that Russia should support the intentions of these regions to join Russia and not to be afraid of the consequences of this action.

027017 Babenko, V.N. Ukraina - Rossiia (1991-2010 gg.): Cherez Protivostoianie k Sotrudnichestvu?: Analiticheskii Obzor [Ukraine - Russia (1991-2010): From opposition to collaboration?: Analytical survey]. Moscow: INION RAN, 2010. 84 p. — Problemy obshchestvennoi transformatsii v stranakh Vostochnoi Evropy i Rossii — pbk. 14 x 21 cm. Printing 300. ISBN 9785248005352. In Russian. Regular Price 9. Sale Price 8 This is a review of the history of relations between Ukraine and Russia based periodicals, documents, sociological surveys, and other sources from both countries. Several issues in Ukrainian-Russian relations are discussed: relations with NATO, status of Russian, transit of Russian gas, status of Russian fleet at the Black Sea, etc. Bibliography (95 titles). (0.105 kg.)

026916 Bushkov, A. Korabl' Durakov, ili Kratkaia Istoriia Samostiinosti [Ship of fools, or a short history of independence]. Moscow: OLMA Media Grupp, 2011. 144 p. ill., maps. — Russkii proekt — Hardcover. 12.5 x 16 cm. ISBN 9785373039642. In Russian. Regular Price 14. Sale Price 12.5 This book is written in the spirit of celebration of Russian submission of its neighbor, an independent state of Ukraine. Bushkov analyzes the works of Ukrainian historians and their “false” claims for Ukrainian independence.

019987 Deliagin, M.G. Rossiia posle Putina: Neizbezhna li v Rossii "Oranzhevo-Zelenaia" Revoliutsiia [Russia after Putin: Will Russia avoid an "Orange-Green" revolution?]. Moscow: Veche, 2005. 416 p. — Rakurs — Hardcover. 16.5 x 21 cm. ISBN 5953307209. In Russian. Regular Price 19. Sale Price 17 Revolutions in Georgia and Ukraine scared and mobilized the political establishment in Russia for prevention of any movement of the same kind. This book by professor of economics Mikhail Deliagin (b. 1968), the director of the Institute of Globalization (Moscow), spells out the ideology and the essence of what the author calls a liberal modernization project for Russia which will bring prosperity and make unnecessary the "orange" and "green" scenarios. This book also includes an analysis of Putinomics, several started and unfinished social reforms attempted by this administration, creation of new "silovaia" oligarchy (by leaders of military and law enforcement bodies), suppressing the democratic institutions in the country.

007312 Dubinin, Iu.V. Diplomaticheskii Marafon: Zapiski Uchastnika Rossiisko-Uktainskikh Peregovorov v 1992-1999 Godakh [Diplomatic marathon: Notes of a participant of the Russian-Ukranian negotiations in 1992- 1999]. Moscow: Aviarus - XXI, 2005. 351 p. Hardcover. 14 x 21 cm. ISBN 590145314X. In Russian. Regular Price 32. Sale Price 29 This is a new book by Iurii Dubinin (b. 1930), a professional diplomat, ambassador to the USA (1986-1990), and assistant to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (1994-1996), head of the Russian state delegation to Ukraine, and the ambassador to Ukraine (1996-1999). It is about the negotiations between the Russian Federation and Ukraine (Russian-Ukrainian treaty) when the latter became an independent state in 1991. The negotiation covered the following issues: the fate of the Black Sea fleet, nuclear arsenal, other military and normal industries, and other properties. Also available Dubinin's previous book: Vremia Peremen (2003).

003502C Dziuba, Ivan. Internatsionalism chi Rusifikatsia? [Internatcionalism or Russification?]. Montreal (Quebec): Suchastnost, 1968. 264 p. — Susshil'no-politichna biblioteka. ch. 2 (21). Dokumenty ch. 2 — pbk. 10 x 15 cm. In Ukrainian. Regular Price 16. Sale Price 14

Panorama of Russia, Sale books on Ukraine, June 2014 [email protected] 4 Ivan Dziuba (b. 1931), a Ukrainian literary critic, social activist, dissident, Hero of Ukraine, academic of National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, the second Minister of Culture of Ukraine (1992—1994), Head of the Committee for the Shevchenko National Prize (1999–2001). For his work Internationalism or Russification? (London, 1968, and "Motherland" magazine (ukr. "Вітчизна"), 1990, No. 5-7), he was sentenced to 5 years in prison and 5 years in exile.

015368B Golushko, N.M. V Spetssluzhbakh Trekh Gosudarstv [In the intelligence services of thee countries]. 2nd ed. Moscow: Kuchkovo pole, 2012. 720 p. [32 ill.]. ill. Hardcover. 13 x 20 cm. ISBN 9785995002147. In Russian. Regular Price 49. Sale Price 44 This is the second edition of the book of memoirs of Nikolai Golushko (b. 1937), the chairman of the KGB of the Ukrainian Republic (1987-1991), acting minister of security of Ukraine (1991), acting minister of security of Russian Federation (1993-1994) and the director of the Federal Counterintelligence Service of the Russian Federation (1993-1994). He released the prisoners of GChKP and left the office of the minister of state security to lodge an objection against Yeltsin's policy. This is his first book of memoirs since he left his last office. (0.795 kg.)

028846 Grigor'iants, V.E.; Zhil'tsov, S.S.; Ishin, A.V., et al. Federalizatsiia Ukrainy: K Edinstvu Cherez Raznoobrazie [The federalization of Ukraine: Toward unity through diversity]. Moscow: Vostok - Zapad, 2011. 228 p. [20 ill.]. color maps. pbk. 14 x 21 cm. ISBN 9785478013288. In Russian. Regular Price 24. Sale Price 21 This collective monograph studies the history of the political structure of Ukraine in the 17th- early 20 the centuries, as well as her modern structure on a background of the geopolitical contradictions and confessional diversity of the country. The contributors offer their vision of the future Ukrainian federalization. The history and current situation is illustrated with color maps. (0.325 kg.)

022919 Kalashnikov, M., Buntovskii, S. Nezavisimaia Ukraina: Krakh Proekta [Independent Ukraine: Break-up of a project]. Moscow: Folio, 2009. 413 p. ill. Hardcover. 13 x 20 cm. ISBN 9785949661888. In Russian. Regular Price 19. Sale Price 17 This book by two publicists challenge the idea of Ukrainians as a separate nation, and portray the recent history of the Ukrainian independent state in a satirical tone. The authors also offer a strategy of how to weaken Ukraine by taking over the Crimea and the Donbass region.

019972 Kara-Murza, S.G. Eksport Revoliutsii: Iushenko, Saakashvili [The Export of revolution: Iushenko, Saakashvili…]. Moscow: Algoritm, 2005. 528 p. — Narod protiv — Hardcover. 12.5 x 20 cm. ISBN 5926501970. In Russian. Regular Price 19. Sale Price 17 To explain the scenario of the last "velvet revolutions" in Georgia and Ukraine, the author goes back and describes the nature, technology and mechanism of several revolutions in Europe of the same kind: Hungary (1956),France (1968), Romania, Democratic Republic of Germany, Czechoslovakia in 1989. Kara-Murza evaluates the situation in Russia and possible prospects of an "orange revolution" in Russia.

017738 Kokh, A., Svinarenko, A. Iashchik Vodki: V Chetyrekh Knigakh [A Case of vodka: In four volumes]. Moscow: EKSMO, 2003-2005. 207 + 238 + 272 + 327 pp. ill. 4 v. Hardcover. 16 x 23 cm. ISBN 569904017X (t. 1). In Russian. Regular Price 118.5. Sale Price 105 Two legendary people of contemporary Russia talk about their youth and their country. One cannot imagine a Russian heart-to-heart talk without vodka, even if one of them is German and the other from Ukraine. Igor' Svinarenko, one of the best Russian journalists, is the author of several books (two of them are also available: Moskva za Okeanom (1999); Nashi Liudi (2000)). Alfred Kokh, known as a business liquidator, was actively involved in the closing of the NTV station in Moscow. Volume one covers their life up to 1986, two - 1987-1991, three -1992-1996, four - 1997-2001. It took the authors 20 bottles of vodka and three years to finish this collective memoir with their comments, afterwords, and supplements.

015850 Kolesnikov, Andrei. Pervyi Ukrainskii: Zapiski s Peredovoi [The First Ukrainian: Reports from the front line]. Moscow: Vagrius, 2005. 415 p. [16 ill.]. ill. Hardcover. 13 x 20 cm. ISBN 5969700622. In Russian. Regular Price 24. Sale Price 21

Panorama of Russia, Sale books on Ukraine, June 2014 [email protected] 5 Collection of reports about the "Orange Revolution" in Ukraine in 2004 by the correspondent of Kommersant Andrei Kolesnikov. This book is a national bestseller. According to the author the Revolution started at least four years ago. Kolesnikov includes in this book his previous interviews and reports from Ukraine to prove it. Also available two other political bestsellers by the same author: Ia Putina Videl! (2005), Menia Putin Videl! (2005).

021454 Kuchma, L.D. Posle Maidana: Zapiski Prezidenta. 2005-2006 [After the Maidan: Notes of the president. 2005-2006]. Kyiv, Moscow: Dovira, Vremia, 2007. 688 p. [32 ill.]. ill. — Dialog — Hardcover. 12.5 x 20 cm. ISBN 9785969100947. In Russian. Regular Price 25. Sale Price 22 This is a collection of diaries of the Ukrainian president (1994-2004) Leonid Kuchma (b. 1938). He remembers the years of his presidency, and analyzes the current political situation in Ukraine.

002765 Mar'ina, V.V. Zakarpatskaia Ukraina (Podkarpatskaia Rus') v Politike Benesha i Stalina [Ciscarpathian Ukraine (Transcarpathian Rus') in the politics of Benesh and Stalin. 1939-1945]. Moscow: Novyi Khronograf, 2003. 304 p. Hardcover. 15 x 22 cm. ISBN 5948810194. In Russian. Regular Price 27. Sale Price 24 This is the first in Russian historiography study of the history of the joining the Soviet Union (Soviet Ukraine) by Ciscarpathian Ukraine (Transcarpathian Rus'). The treaty of union was signed between the USSR and Czechoslovakia in June 1945. This work covers the period of WWII, and reflects views of both soviet and Czech politicians on the fate Transcarpathian Rus', which was part of Czechoslovakia from 1919 to 1939. Special attention is paid to political and military aspects of this union. The monograph includes texts of the main political documents related to this change of the status of the territory, name index, comments.

021973 Medvedev, Roi. Raskolotaia Ukraina [Split Ukraine]. Moscow: Institut ekonomicheskikh strategii RAN, Mezhdunarodnaia akademiia issledovanii budushchego, 2007. 176 p. ill. pbk. 14 x 21 cm. ISBN 9785936181344. In Russian. Regular Price 29. Sale Price 26 The famous historian Roy Medvedev shares his opinions about today’s Ukraine. The author is convinced that only a powerful and rather rapid economic growth can be a solution to the “Ukrainian equation” and its current political problems.

023202 Mironin, S. S. Golodomor" na Rusi ["Famine" in Rus]. Moscow: Algoritm, 2008. 224 p. — Zagadka 37- go goda — Hardcover. 12.5 x 20 cm. ISBN 9785926505525. In Russian. Regular Price 16. Sale Price 14.5 This book continues the author's previous book " Stalin's Order" and argues with the antistalin's myth about "golodomor". Basing on Mark Tauger's articles and other sources S. Mironov proves four points: The bad harvest of 1932 was the main reason of the famine in the next year; The bad harvest had several reasons, among them drought was not the most important one; The bad harvest caused famine practically in all of the USSR, particularly in Ukraine, the North Caucasus and the Volga River region; Stalin and the Politburo did not have enough resources because of the 1931 bad harvest, but did all they could to prevent the recurrence of the famine.

012496 Mirzoev, Sergei. Gibel' Prava: Legitimnost' v "Oranzhevykh Revoliutsiiakh" [The Death of law: Legitimacy of the "orange revolutions"]. Moscow: Evropa, 2006. 222 p. — Evrovostok — pbk. 14 x 20 cm. ISBN 5973900487. In Russian. Regular Price 14. Sale Price 12 Russia is bound to cope with the unpredictable Ukraine for quite a while. The situation in other countries neighboring Russia is also full of uncertainty. The author deals with the question of the legitimacy of actions of both the authorities and various opposition forces. With his view as a man of law Mirzoev sees the experience of the "orange revolution" from a purely consequential perspective. When power is unable to defend its legitimacy, the crisis can be successfully managed from abroad. Instrumental to that were the NGOs, parliamentary decisions and direct falsifications that involved active participation from the European international observers. Particularly interesting is the analysis of the actions on behalf of the Ukraine's Supreme Court which bears full responsibility for the victory of the "Orangists", which the author calls Pyrrhic.

017796 Mitrofanov, Aleksei. Rossiia pered Raspadom, ili Vstuplenie v Evrosoiuz [Russia before dissolution, or joining the European Union]. Moscow: Ad Marginem, 2005. 312 p. Hardcover. 14 x 21 cm. ISBN 5933211044. In Russian. Regular Price 24. Sale Price 21

Panorama of Russia, Sale books on Ukraine, June 2014 [email protected] 6 According to the author, "the orange revolution" in Ukraine expedited the process of the integration of Russia with Europe. He suggests abandoning the soviet foreign policy dogma and changing the rule "arms give power" for "money gives power". Modern Russia should not play the role of "a small USSR". The author pays special attention to ethnic and national policy in the pre- revolutionary, soviet and post-soviet periods in Russia. Aleksei Mitrofanov is vice-chairman of the LDPR and chairman of the second State Duma Committee on Geopolitics.

023191 Morozov, S.S. Diplomatiia Putina: Russkoe Dziudo na Mirovom Tatami [The diplomacy of Putin: Russian judo on the world tatami mat]. St. Petersburg: Krylov, 2008. 288 p. Hardcover. 12.5 x 20 cm. ISBN 9785971706304. In Russian. Regular Price 18. Sale Price 16 This book is an analysis of the most recent diplomatic actions of Putin and his administration in the European arena, including his decisions on Ukraine and Georgia. Sergei Morozov is the editor-in-chief of the journal "National interests" and the author of three monographs on Russian international policy in the 21st century.

020029 Pocheptsov, Georgii. Revoliutsiia.com: Osnovy Protestnoi Inzhenerii [Revolution.com: Basics of protest social engineering]. Moscow: Evropa, 2005. 520 p. ill., tables. pbk. 14 x 20 cm. ISBN 5973900150. In Russian. Regular Price 32. Sale Price 29 Georgii Pocheptsov (Ukraine), the author of several book in semiotics, philology, international communications and public relations, attempts to describe the methodology and instruments of so called "color" revolutions that are organized from outside the country. He equates the efforts of the USA and Russia as agents of these revolutions, particularly in Ukraine. He also shows the evolution of methods of intervention from outside, analyzes the works of the first theoreticians and practitioners of these revolutions: Guevara de la Serna (Che Guevara), Gene Sharp, etc. Bibliography. Also available by the same author: Istoriia Russkoi Semiotiki do i posle 1917 Goda (1998); Informatsionnye Voiny (2000).

001684 Senchenko, N.I. Obshchestvo Istrebleniia - Strategicheskaia Perspektiva "Demokraticheskikh Reform" [The society of serlf-destruction - The Strategic prospect]. Moscow: MID "Osoznanie", 2008. 320 p. — Globalnaia politika — Hardcover. 14 x 21 cm. ISBN 9785901838488. In Russian. Regular Price 23. Sale Price 20 This is a book about the results of reforms made in Ukraine in 1991-2001, the consequences of globalization, and the ineffectiveness of the Ukrainian elite. (0.405 kg.)

024980 Shirokorad, A.B. Ukraina: Protivostoianie Regionov [Ukraine: Confrontation of regions]. Moscow: AST, AST Moskva, 2009. 443 p. [32 ill.]. ill., maps. — Istoricheskaia biblioteka — Hardcover. 12.5 x 20 cm. ISBN 9785170605866. In Russian. Regular Price 19. Sale Price 17 Is Ukraine a unitary state which has been occupied by Russia for the last three centuries, or it is a conglomeration of regions different in culture, political affiliation and economic development? This issue continues to be raised by scholars and politicians. This book gives one possible answer to this question (0.435 kg.)

019695 Sidorenko, S.N. Ukraina — Tozhe Rossiia [Ukraine — Also Russia]. Moscow: Al'ternativa, 2005. 304 p. pbk. 14 x 20 cm. ISBN 5984620065. In Russian. Regular Price 21. Sale Price 19 This book is a counter to the book by Leonid Kuchma "Ukraina - ne Rossiia" (Ukraine is not Russia, 2003). The author, a Ukrainian by birth, presents Ukrainian independence as a curious amusing incident, as independence from a common sense, as an attempt by Ukrainian nationalists to destroy the cultural and spiritual unity of the two nations. In opposition to Kuchma, Sidorenko asserts that modern Russia should be a unity of three nations (Ukraine, Belorussia, and current Russia) and that Ukraine is also Russia, and they should live as one state. The book lists the historical, cultural, and economic reasons for the union of these two great nations.

026107 Vasserman, A.A. Rossiia, Vkliuchaia Ukrainu: Edinstvo ili Gibel' [Russia, including Ukraine: Unity or destruction]. Moscow: Rus'-Olimp, Astrel', 2010. 443 p. Hardcover. 14 x 21 cm. ISBN 9785739024176. In Russian. Regular Price 23. Sale Price 21 Starting with its title, this book is very controversial and unorthodox. The author, a quite popular figure in Russian media business, a journalist and political consultant is convinced that

Panorama of Russia, Sale books on Ukraine, June 2014 [email protected] 7 both Russia and Ukraine will not survive unless they unite with each other. Vasserman (b. 1952) analyzes recent history and the current situation, and describes possible scenarios of Russian- Ukrainian relations. The book was written before the 2010 Ukrainian presidential election and one of his scenarios became actual.

Directories / Handbooks / Encyclopedias 028132 Ukraina: Putevoditel': 500 Ugolkov, Kotorye Stoit Posetit' [Ukraine: Guidebook: 500 corners worth a visit]. Comp. by Iuliia Vorontsova. Belgorod, Khar'kov: Knizhnyi-klub “Klub semeinogo dosuga”, 2011. 416 p. ill. Hardcover. 13 x 20 cm. ISBN 9785991014885. In Russian. Regular Price 28. Sale Price 25 This is a guide to modern Ukraine, it’s biggest attractions: monuments, museums, parks, churches, historical sites, etc. Profusely illustrated.

021516 Pop, Ivan. Entsiklopediia Podkarpatskoi Rusi [Encyclopedia of Tanscarpathian Russia]. Uzhgorod: Carpatho-Russian Ethnic Research Center USA, 2006. 412 p. ill., maps. Hardcover. 16 x 23 cm. Printing 600. ISBN 09720117534. In Russian. Regular Price 56. Sale Price 50 This is the second edition of enlarged and updated edition of the illustrated encyclopedia of Tanscarpathian Russia, administrative region of Ukraine, populated by Podkarpatskie Rusiny.

Who is Who / Personalities/Biographies 024641 Do i Posle Versalia: Politicheskie Lidery i Ideia Natsional'nogo Gosudarstva v Tsentral'noi i Iugo- Vostochnoi Evrope [Before and after Versailles: Political leaders]. Ed by A.L. Shemiakin. Moscow: Indrik, 2009. 432 p. Hardcover. 14 x 21 cm. ISBN 9785916740592. In Russian. Regular Price 31. Sale Price 28 The book provides 18 biographical portraits of the national leaders of Central and South-Eastern Europe before and after WWI. It describes international relations at the beginning of the 20th century and the role of World War I in the development of several countries: Bulgaria, Czechoslovakia, Greece, Hungary, Poland, Romania, Turkey, Ukraine, and Yugoslavia.

021438-1 Getman Ivan Mazepa: Dokumenty iz Arkhivnykh Sobranii Sankt-Peterburga: V 2 Vypuskakh: Vyp. 1: 1687-1705 gg. [Hetman Ivan Mazepa: Documents from archival collections of Saint Petersburg: In 2 volumes: Vol. 1 1687-1705]. Comp. by T.G. Tairova-Iakovleva. St. Petersburg: Izd-vo S.- Peterburgskogo Un-ta, 2007. 255 p. ill. , 1 of 2. Hardcover. 14 x 20 cm. Printing 500. ISBN 9785288042416. In Russian. Regular Price 29. Sale Price 26 The Ukrainian hetman Ivan Mazepa (1639-1709) fought for the secession of Ukraine from Russia. His life embraced so many adventures and sharp turns of fortune that all literary works about him (Byron, Hugo, Pushkin, etc.) fade in comparison with the real facts of his life. This book is the first of two volumes of unique documents. Most of them belong to so called "Baturin archive" brought by Aleksandr Menshikov in 1708. It includes not only Mazepa’s diplomatic correspondence but also his personal letters, poems, etc. Geographical, chronological and name indices. A short dictionary and biography of Mazepa. The second volume will include documents of 1706-1709.

005478-11 Chernichenko, Iu.D. Vremia Uzhina: Prervannaia Ispoved' [Supper time: An aborted confession]. Feodosiia, Moscow: Koktebel', 2009. 239 p. [32 ill.]. ill. — Obrazy Bylogo. Vtp. 11 — Hardcover. 14 x 20 cm. Printing 600. ISBN 9785812512187. In Russian. Regular Price 25. Sale Price 22 This is the eleventh volume of the series "Images of the past" published by the Ukrainian publishing house Koktebel. The book comprises recollections of the prominent Russian journalist, writer and essayist Yuri Chernichenko (1929-2008) about many historical events of the 20th century, among them the occupation of the Crimea, golodomor in Ukraine, collectivization in Moldova, virgin lands in the Altai and Omsk Regions. 73 photographs. Bibliography. Started in 2003. Previous volumes and standing order are available.

Panorama of Russia, Sale books on Ukraine, June 2014 [email protected] 8 003703 Makhno, Nestor (Mikhnenko, Nestor). Azbuka Anarkhista [ABC of an anarchist]. Moscow: Vagrius, 2005. 572 p. [16 ill.]. — Moi XX Vek — Hardcover. 13.5 x 21 cm. ISBN 5969700452. In Russian. Regular Price 29. Sale Price 26 This is the memoirs of Nestor Makhno (Mikhnenko, 1889-1934), one of the most popular leaders of peasant opposition to the revolution of 1917. Under the anarchist flag he fought sequentially with the Austrian-German army, the Hetman, the White, and the Red armies. He made terms with the soviet government three times, and each time broke the agreement and started a rebellion. He escaped from Ukraine to Romania in 1921. This memoir describes his childhood, his participation in the revolutionary expropriations, his meetings with theoreticians of anarchism and marxist leaders, and the beginning of the Makno movement in 1917-1918. Also included are his articles and verses.

020259 Mukhin, A.A. Oranzhevyi Zakat, ili Istoriia o tom, kak Possorilis' Iuliia Vladimirovna i Viktor Andreevich [Orange decline, or the story how Iuliia Vladimirovna and Viktor Andreevich fell out]. Moscow: Algoritm, 2005. 272 p. — Elita Rossii — Hardcover. 12 x 20 cm. ISBN 5926502152. In Russian. Regular Price 22. Sale Price 20 This book reflects the changes in the personnel of government and big business in Ukraine after the "orange revolution" in 2004-2005. It describes the main political and economic groups of influence in Ukrainian politics led by Iushchenko, Timoshenko, Kuchma, Ianukovich, Rabinovich, etc. Also included are data about the Russian involvement in the Ukrainian elections in 2004 and Russian-Ukrainian relations in the last two years.

Language, Dictionaries and Linguistics 012565-04 Dialectologia Slavica: Sbornik k 85-letiiu S.B. Bernshteina [Dialectologia Slavica: In memory of S.B. Bernshtein]. Ed. by G.P. Klepikova et al. Moscow: Indrik, 1995. 335 p. — Issledovaniia po Slavianskoi Dialektologii, 4 — pbk. 14 x 20 cm. ISBN 5857590280. In Russian. Regular Price 18. Sale Price 16 This collected work is published by the Institut Slavianovedeniia I Balkanistiki RAN and dedicated to the 85th birthday of the eminent contemporary researcher of Slavic languages S.B. Bernshtein. It includes studies of Russian and foreign scholars (Bulgaria, Macedonia, Poland, Romania, Slovakia, Ukraine) in various aspects of Slavic dialectology, its history and linguo- geography. Among the contributors of this book are: O.N. Trubachev, N.I. Tolstoi, V.N. Toporov, etc.

030540 Funktsional'noe Prostranstvo Russkogo Iazyka na Ukraine [The functional space of the Russian language in Ukraine]. Ed. by K.F. Zatulin et al. Moscow: Institut diaspory i integratsii, 2009. 188 p. pbk. 14 x 21 cm. ISBN 9785942930201. In Russian. Regular Price 29. Sale Price 26 This book is a result of historical and political study in Ukraine. The authors analyze the Ukrainian laws and international treaties in relation to Russian language and the right of the Russian population to use and be educated in their language. (0.255 kg.)

012759 Istoriia Ukraªns'koª Movy: Khrestomatiia [History of the Ukrainian Language: Anthology]. Comp. by S.Ia. Ermolenko, A.K. Moisienko. Kyªv: Lybid', 1996. 288 p. Hardcover. 13 x 20 cm. ISBN 5325007947. In Ukrainian. Regular Price 24. Sale Price 21 This anthology is the first of this kind in the history of newly independent state Ukraine. It includes works of Ukrainian linguists of 1920-30s which have not been published since then: A. Kryms'kii, E. Timchenko, S. Samal'-Stots'kii, I. Orienko, Iu. Shevel'on, O. Gorbach, etc. May be used as a textbook for graduate students in Ukrainian philology.

012765 Skripnik, L.G., Dziatkivs’ka, N.P. Vlasni Imena Liudei: Slovnyk-Dovidnyk [Proper names: Dictionary- handbook]. 2nd upd. and enl. ed. Kyªv: Naukova Dumka, 1996. 336 p. Hardcover. 13 x 20 cm. ISBN 5120026389. In Ukrainian. Regular Price 24. Sale Price 21 This dictionary contains proper names, nicknames and their diminutive version (familiar variants of first name) typical for various regions of Ukraine. Also included is information on the Panorama of Russia, Sale books on Ukraine, June 2014 [email protected] 9 origins of names. Each entry is provided with examples from poetry, songs, etc. There is also a Ukrainian-Russian and Russian-Ukrainian name dictionary. Bibliography.

008917-4 Trubachev, O.N. Trudy po Etimologii: Slovo - Istoriia - Kul'tura: Tom 4 [Works on etymology: Word - History - Culture: Volume four]. Comp. by I.B. Es'kova. Moscow: Iazyki Slavianskoi Kul'tury, 2008. 694 p. — Opera Etymologica. Zvuk i Smysl, 4 of 4. — Hardcover. 16.5 x 23 cm. Printing 800. ISBN 9785955102634. In Russian. Regular Price 59. Sale Price 53 The fourth volume of collected works by the outstanding Russian philologist Oleg Trubachev (1930- 2001) includes two of his monographs: Linguistic Analysis of Hydronymes of The Upper Podneprov'e (with V.N. Toporov) (1962); Names of rivers of the Right-bank Ukraine (1968). Both of these books became classic works in toponymics and linguistics. Indices.

Religion and Theology 015245-1 Monastyri Russkoi Pravoslavnoi Tserkvi: Spravochnik-Putevoditel': Vypusk 1 [Monasteries of the Russian Orthodox Church: Handbook-guide: Issue one]. Moscow: Moskovskaia Patriarkhiia, 2001. 464 p. ill. pbk. 13 x 20.5 cm. ISBN 5901156145. In Russian. Regular Price 25. Sale Price 22 This is a handbook-guide to all active monasteries of the Russian Orthodox Church in Russia and abroad, including Belgium, Belorussia, Estonia, France, Greece, The Holy Land, Italy, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Latvia, Moldova, The Netherlands, Switzerland, Turkmenistan, Ukraine, and Uzbekistan. The handbook was compiled by the Moscow patriarchy and the Orthodox Foundation "Preobrazhenie". It is addressed mostly to pilgrims. The historical parts of the descriptions are based on pre-Revolutionary sources. Illustrated with photographs and small maps.

017698 Bantysh-Kamenskii, N. Istoricheskoe Izvestie ob Unii [Historic announcement of Unia]. Moscow: Palomnik, 2001. VIII, 399 p. Hardcover. 14 x 21 cm. ISBN 587468106X. In Russian. Regular Price 27. Sale Price 24 This is a photo-reprint of the book Istoricheskoe Izvestie o Voznikshei v Pol'she Unii by N. Bantysh-Kamenskii first published in 1805. The Brest Union is the act of 1596 between the West Russian Orthodox episcopate and the Roman Catholic Church by which the Uniate Church was set up. Bantysh-Kamenskii reviews numerous attempts by the Pope to establish his control over the Christian Church. One of these attempts has recently succeeded in Ukraine. The Russian Orthodox Church views this step as an action directed against Russian Orthodoxy. Reprint of the 1864 edition by the Russian Orthodox Church shows that this argument between the two Churches is still a burning issue for both of them.

015414 Bednov, V.A. Pravoslavnaia Tserkov' v Pol'she i Litve (po Volumina Legum) [The Orthodox Church in Poland and Lithuania]. Minsk: Luchi Sofii, 2002. 431 p. Hardcover. 13.5 x 20 cm. ISBN 9856171474. In Russian. Regular Price 24. Sale Price 21 This is a reprint of a monograph on the history of Russian Orthodoxy in Belorussia and Ukraine (Eastern and Southern Rus) in the 14th-18th centuries by a professor of theology of Warsaw University, V.A. Bednov (1873-1935). The original work was published in 1908 in 100 copies. The history of these two areas were closely connected with the history of the Commonwealth of Poland-Lithuania (Rzecspospolita) and its Code of Laws, Volumina Legum. Bibliographic references. After word by V. Kisilev and I. Salamakha. List of V.A. Bednov's publications.

028199 Fedoseev, Aleksandr. Ot Luben do Khar'kova [From Lubny to Kharkov]. Moscow: Poligraf-Periodika, 2011. 232 p. Hardcover. 14 x 21 cm. ISBN 9785919650225. In Russian. Regular Price 21. Sale Price 19 This book provides a history of the schism in Ukraine in the 20th century. Currently, three major Ukrainian Orthodox Churches coexist, and often compete, in the country: the Ukrainian Orthodox Church (Kiev Patriarchate), the Ukrainian Orthodox Church (Moscow Patriarchate), and the Ukrainian Autocephalous Orthodox Church. This book is about the history of the Lubny (Ukraine) "schism" started in 1924 which led to the creation of the Ukrainian Autocephalous Orthodox Church. A. Fedoseev (b. 1967), a professor of theology, is an archpriest of the Russian Orthodox church. (0.375 kg.)

Panorama of Russia, Sale books on Ukraine, June 2014 [email protected] 10 003937-36 Feodosii (Protsiuk). Obosoblencheskie Dvizheniia v Pravoslavnoi Tserkvi na Ukraine: 1917-1945 [Isolation movement in the Orthodox Church in Ukraine: 1917-1945]. Introd. by A.Iu. Polunov, I.V. Solov'ev. Moscow: Krutitskoe Patriarshee Podvor'e, 2004. 640 p. ill. — Materialy po Istorii Tserkvi, T. 36. — Hardcover. 14 x 20 cm. Printing 500. ISBN 5946880063 ?(T. 1). In ISSN 1728-0168. Russian. Regular Price 52.5. Sale Price 48 This 36th volume of the series deals with the history of the Russian Orthodox Church in Ukraine in 1917-1943. According to the author, all isolation movements during the Bolshevik dictatorship were supported and even initiated by the bodies of soviet power in order to weaken the Church. All isolation groups and dissents, including the Ukrainian Autonomous Orthodox Church (Ukrainskaia Avto Kefal'naia Pravoslavnaia Tserkov') acted by the same script, and used the same tactics of deception and demagoguery. This book is the doctoral thesis of the Metropolitan of Omsk and Tarsk Feodosii (Igor' Protsiuk, b. 1927) finished at the end of the 1970s. The bibliography on the issues is brought up to date (pp. 626-628). Appendices include a list of Ukrainian isolation movements and their eparchies, biographical data, name index.

015455 Ushkalov, L. Ukrains'ke Barokove Bogomyslennia: Sim Etiudiv pro Grygoriia Skovorodu [Ukrainian Baroque theology: Seven essays about Hryhorii Skovoroda]. Kharkiv: Akta, 2001. 224 p. ill. — Kharkivs'ka Shkola — Hardcover. 13 x 19.5 cm. ISBN 9667021351. In Ukrainian. Regular Price 34.5. Sale Price 31 The book advances a view of the Hryhorii Skovoroda (1722-1794) oeuvre, primarily of his mode of ascent to God by the "ladder" of creation, as the climax of late Baroque spirituality in the Ukraine. Bibliographic references.

028496 Zen'kovskii, V.V. Piat' Mesiatsev u Vlasti: Vospominaniia [Five months of power: Memoirs]. 2nd ed. Ed. by M.A. Kolerov; introd. and comm. by I.Iu. Sapozhnikovo. Moscow: REGNUM, 2011. 648 p. — Issledovaniia po istorii russkoi mysli. T. 15 — Hardcover. 11.5 x 16.5 cm. Printing 500. ISBN 9785918870136. In Russian. Regular Price 39. Sale Price 35 This is a memoir of a great Russian philosopher Vasilii Vasil'evich Zen'kovskii (1881-1962). This memoir is about the convocation of the Ukrainian Synod of the Orthodox Church and the five- month period of the independent rule of the Synod, May-October 1918. V. Zen'kovskii served as the minister of religion under hetman of Ukraine P.P. Skoropadskii. The memoir was written 13 years later in emigration. The text is provided with comments and two introductory articles. (0.575 kg.)

Environmental Issues 020613 Esaulov, Aleksandr. Chernobyl': Letopis' Mertvogo Goroda [Chernobyl: Chronicle of a dead town]. Moscow: Evropa, 2006. 120 p. [8 ill.]. pbk. 11 x 18 cm. ISBN 5973900576. In Russian. Regular Price 13. Sale Price 11 The unfolding of the Chernobyl catastrophe and the heroic effort of those who cleaned up the mess has already been recorded minute by minute. The consequence of the catastrophe for the vast territories of Belarus, Russia, and Ukraine have been studied in detail. However, there is something missing in the picture: information on the valiant logistic effort on the part of the local administration of the city of Pripyat and its environs when abandoned by their superior authorities: distributing funds, using abandoned transport, providing food for workers, etc. The tone of this chronicle is matter-of-fact, with some bitterness toward the “kindness” of officials.

020667 Iaroshinskaia, A.A. Chernobyl': Dvadtsat' Let Spustia: Prestuplenie bez Nakazaniia [Chernobyl: Twenty years after: Crime without punishment]. Moscow: Vremia, 2006. 640 p. [16 ill.]. ill. — Dokumental'nyi Roman — Hardcover. 12 x 16 cm. ISBN 5969101389. In Russian. Regular Price 29. Sale Price 26 This book continues the previous one, Chernobyl': Classified, awarded with an "alternative Nobel Prize" (Sweden, 1992). Now, twelve years after the most frightening man caused catastrophe, the whole truth has still not came out. This book publishes many secret documents about this catastrophe, including documents of the Politbureau of the Central Committee of the CPSU, shocking correspondence between medical and party officials, documents of "Chernobyl resistance" to authorities, results of independent experts, etc. According to the author, about Panorama of Russia, Sale books on Ukraine, June 2014 [email protected] 11 nine million citizens of Belorussia, Ukraine and Russia turned out to be victims of the catastrophe and this number continues to grow.

Military / National Security / Aerospace 001804 Beliaev, V.V. Rossiiskaia Sovremennaia Aviatsiia: Illiustrirovannyi Spravochnik [Russian modern aviation: Illustrated handbook]. Moscow: ADT, Asrel', 2001. 319 p. color ill. Hardcover. 13 x 19 cm. ISBN 5170081081. In Russian. Regular Price 21. Sale Price 19 The handbook contains information about Russian military and civil aircraft. Some of them are still being tested. It also includes data about planes designed by the Antonov laboratory (Ukraine) in the period before 1991.

Ethnic Issues and Nationalities 008215-29 Dialog Pokolenii v Slavianskoi i Evreiskoi Kul'turnoi Traditsii: Sbornik Statei [Dialogue of generations in Slavic and Jewish cultural traditions: Collected articles]. Ed. by O.V. Belova. Moscow: In-t slavianovedeniia RAN, Sefer, 2010. 432 p. ill. — Akademicheskaia seriia. Vyp.29 — Hardcover. 14 x 20 cm. Printing 700. ISBN 9785986042275. In Russian. Regular Price 43. Sale Price 39 The collection based on the conference materials contains articles by scholars from Russia, Israel, Latvia, Ukraine, and Finland. They examine the category of age as a cultural concept, dialogue of generations, rites of passage and rituals of socialization. Contents: Razryv i preemstvennost' pokolenii v evreiskikh i slavianskikh biografiiakh Moiseia; Semeinoe i rodovoe prokliatie v knizhnoi i narodnoi kul'turakh; Kul'turnaia, lingvisticheskaia i etnicheskaia identichnost' kashubov v dialoge pokolenii, etc. Bibliographic references. Illustrations. (0.615 kg.)

003213-61 Dokumenty po Istorii i Kul'ture Evreev v Arkhivakh Ukrainy: Putevoditel': Tom 1: Volynskaia, Zhitomirskaia, Rovenskaia, Cherkasskaia Oblasti [Jewish Documentary Sources in Ukranian Archives: A Guide [V. 1]: Volyn', Zhitomir, Rovno and Cherkassy oblast]. Ed. and comp. by E.I. Melamed. Kiev: RGGU, MIR, 2009. 472 p. — Project Judaica — Hardcover. 14 x 21 cm. ISBN 9789666517633. In Russian. Regular Price 45. Sale Price 40 This is one of the volumes, part 1, in an unnumbered series of guides which are published jointly by the Russian State University for the Humanities (Moscow), the Jewish Theological Seminary of America, and the YIVO Institute for Jewish Research (New York), in the framework of a project to survey Jewish historical records in Russian archives. The previous volumes covered Moscow, Belorussia, St. Petersburg, and trophy archives. This volume contains descriptions of collections found so far, both organizational and private in regional archives of Ukraine. Introduction and table of contents in English. Name, subject and geographical indices.

028034 Evrei i Khristiane v Pravoslavnykh Obshchestvakh Vostochnoi Evropy [Jews and Christians in the Orthodox communities of Eastern Europe]. Ed. by M.V. Dmitriev. Moscow: Indrik, 2011. 295 p. ill. pbk. 14 x 17 cm. ISBN 9785916741049. In Russian. Regular Price 32. Sale Price 29 This book reflects the results of research project "Christianity and Judaism in the Orthodox and Latin Church cultures of Europe. The Middle Ages - New time" held by the Center "Ukraine and Russia" of the Institute of Slavic Studies of the Russian Academy of Sciences and the Center for Ukrainian and Belorussian Studies of Lomonosov Moscow State University. It reveals how the Christians treated the Jews in the countries of the Orthodox and Roman Church civilization circles.

011663 Greki Rossii i Ukrainy [Greeks of Russia and Ukraine]. Ed. by Iu.V. Ivanova. St. Petersburg: Aliteiia, 2004. 623 p. ill. — Novogrecheskie issledovaniia — Hardcover. 13.5 x 20.5 cm. ISBN 5893296435. In Russian. Regular Price 39. Sale Price 35 Greeks, descendants of one of the earliest people of Europe, came to Russia more then 1,000 year ago when she was baptized. This collective monograph studies the history and culture of the Greek population in the Russian empire, the USSR, and now Russia and Ukraine. Contents: Panorama of Russia, Sale books on Ukraine, June 2014 [email protected] 12 Formation of the Greek diaspora in Russia in the 15th-19th centuries; The Mariupol' Greeks; The Greek diaspora and its ethnic culture in the 20th century. Summary in English.

028107 Pribaltiiskii Natsionalizm v Dokumentakh NKVD, MVD i MGB SSSR: Sbornik Dokumentov [Baltic nationalism in the documents of the NKVD, MVD and MGB: Collected documents]. Comp. by N.I. Vladimirtsev, V.M. Komissarov, V.D. Krivets i dr. Moscow: Ob'edinennaia redaktsiia MVD Rossii, 2011. 424 p. Hardcover. 14 x 21 cm. ISBN 9785812901011. In Russian. Regular Price 48. Sale Price 43 This collection includes documents highlighting the struggle of the NKVD and the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the USSR with the bandits and armed groups of nationalists in the Baltics and western regions of Belarus and Ukraine from 1939 - early 1956. The majority of archive materials are published for the first time. (0.755 kg.)

016811 Tysiacha Let Kul'tury Ashkenazov [One thousand years of Ashkenazim] = Mille ands de cultures ashkenazes. Ed. by Jean Baumgarten et al; transl. from French by E.I. Lebedeva and R.M. Kaplanova. Moscow: Tekst, Lekhaim, 2006. 558 p. [32 ill.]. ill. Hardcover. 14 x 21 cm. ISBN 5751604962. In Russian. Regular Price 39. Sale Price 35 Ashkenazim, European Jews, founded their communities in big European cities and villages from Alsace to the city of Kiev (Czechoslovakia, Germany, Italy, Lithuania, Poland, Ukraine, etc). They spoke local languages as well as Hebrew and Yiddish. This collective monograph aims to write the history of Ashkenazi civilization. It covers their history, philosophical and religious life, literature, art, etc. Each chapter includes a bibliography. Short dictionary.

022758 Bogomolov, A.V., et al. Islamskaia Identichnost' na Ukraine [Islamic identity in Ukraine]. 2nd upd. and enl ed. Transl. from Ukrainian. Moscow: Stilos, AMES-Tsentr Blizhnevostochnykh Issledovanii, 2006. 200 p. pbk. 14 x 20 cm. ISBN 9668518454. In Russian. Regular Price 19. Sale Price 17 This collective monograph describes the Islamic institutions in Ukraine; the distribution and number of the population of Islamic religion and national identity; conceptualization of Islam in Ukrainian discursive practices: image of Islam in Ukrainian folklore, soviet official discourse, and modern Ukrainian mass media.

021558 Gerovskii, Georgii. Iazyk Podkarpatskoi Rusi [The Language of the Carpatho-Rusyns]. Transl. from Czech. Moscow: [n.p.], 1995. 90 p. ill. pbk. 15 x 22 cm. In Russian. Regular Price 16. Sale Price 14 This book includes a detailed philological analysis of the Carpatho-Rusyn dialect, its similarity and differences with "malorosskii" (Southern Russian) and "velikorosskii" (Central Russian) dialects. Transcarpathian Russia was an administrative region of Ukraine, populated by Podkarpatskie Rusiny who mostly spoke Russian of the Carpatho-Rusyn dialect. 18 illustrations. Georgii Gurovskii (1886-1959) was the best known Carpatho-Rusyn philologist, historian and folklorist.

Humanities 031166 Arkhitektura Epokhi Moderna v Stranakh Baltiiskogo Regiona [The architecture of the modern era in the Baltic states]. Ed. by S. Levoshko, V. Lisovskii. St. Petersburg: Kolo, 2014. 328 p. ill. pbk. 16 x 23 cm. Printing 650. ISBN 9785446200313. In Russian. Regular Price 35. Sale Price 31 This is a collection of articles on the architecture of the modern era in the Baltic states. The contributors analyze the specific versions of all-European modern and local, national trends in this direction. Among the contributors are scholars from Russia, Estonia, Latvia, Sweden, Ukraine, Poland and the USA.

011114 Legendy Kryma [Legends of the Crimea]. Comp. by M. Filatova. Simferopol’ (Ukraine): Bizness-Inform, 1996. 320 p. ill. Hardcover. ISBN 5770762241. In Russian. Regular Price 25. Sale Price 23 The Crimean peninsula, a singularly beautiful spot in Southern Ukraine, engendered many legends and tales. The region preserves many cultural monuments that, combined with the striking landscape, evoke vivid memories of the dramatic history of the place. Some of the legends are of purely local character, others reflect well-known historical events and the Panorama of Russia, Sale books on Ukraine, June 2014 [email protected] 13 connection of Crimean history with Scythia, Egypt, and Greece. Many legends are taken from Crimean Tatar folklore. Includes commentaries, numerous black-and-white illustrations.

002707 Polesskie Zagovory (V Zapisiakh 1970-1990 gg.) [Poles'e incantations (In notes of 1970-1990)]. Coll., ed., and comm. by T.A. Agapkina, E.E. Levkievskkaia, and A.L. Toporkov. Moscow: Indrik, 2003. 752 p. — Traditsionnaia Dukhovnaia Kul'tura Slavian. Publikatsiia Tekstov — Hardcover. 14.5 x 22 cm. ISBN 5857592542. In Russian. Regular Price 39. Sale Price 35 Poles'e, an archaic Slavic region on the border among Russia, Ukraine, and Belorussia, is a paragon of Russian folklorists. This is a collection of 1,100 incantations collected in this area in 1970-1990s and interpreted in the context of Eastern Slavic tradition. The author classified them by their motifs, and provided with versions and comments. Indices.

021653 Burlak, V.N. Tainy Starogo Kieva: Istoriia. Legendy. Predaniia [Secrets of Old Kiev: History. Legends. Mythes]. Moscow: Veche, 2007. 384 p. [16 ill.]. color ill. — Tainy znamenitykh gorodov — Hardcover. 12.5 x 20 cm. ISBN 9785953325141. In Russian. Regular Price 23. Sale Price 20 Kiev, "mother of Russian cities", the capital of Ukraine is rich with historical and cultural monuments, and the legacy of the Ukrainian and Russian nations. This book is about its history, legendary events and characters, catacombs, monasteries, and their narratives.

009958 Chechel', Nataliia. Ukraªns'ke Teatral'ne Vidrodzhennia: Zakhidna Klasyka na Ukraªns'kii Stseni 1920-30-kh Rokiv: Problemy Tragediinoª Vystavy [The Ukrainian Theatrical Renaissance: Western classics on the Ukrainian stage in the 1920-30s. Productions of tragedies.]. Kyªv: Naukova Dumka, 1993. 143 p. ill. Hardcover. 14 x 21 cm. ISBN 5120034527. In Ukrainian. Regular Price 27. Sale Price 24 This book, based on primary sources, examines the major productions of Western classical drama in Ukraine in the 1920-30s, in particular focusing on productions at Les Kurbas's Berezil Theatre. Chapters include: Sksaganskyi and Kurbas in Kiev in 1918, The theatrical Experiments of Gnat Iura, Prosper Merimee's La Jaquerie at the Brezil, On the Threshold of "The Great Divide", Shakespeare Upside Down.

Economy / Business / Management 003411 Privatizatsiia v Rossii i Drugikh Stranakh SNG: Sbornik Obzorov [Privatization in Russia and other countries of the NIS: Collection of reviews]. Ed. by V.A. Vinogradov and E.L. Ushkova. Moscow: INION RAN, 2003. 269 p. pbk. 14 x 20 cm. Printing 300. ISBN 5248001730. In Russian. Regular Price 21. Sale Price 19 This collection is the last in the series on privatization in various regions and countries of the NIS. The main focus of the book is on the privatization in Russia: all the stages of this proccess are shown, their economical and political estimations are done as well as their after-effects on the population and the state itself. Both the privatization in the different regions and the process of restructuring the natural monopolies are explained in detail. Also included are reviews of privatization in some other post-soviet republics: Ukraine, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Azerbaijan, and Armenia. Bibliographic references.

006351-1 Problemy Postsovetskikh Stran: Nauchnyi Doklad: Vypusk 1 [Problems of the post-soviet countries: Issue one]. Moscow: IMEPI RAN; EPIKON, 2000. 184 p. pbk. Printing 150. ISBN 5895190898. In Russian. Regular Price 21. Sale Price 19 This is the first issue of a new series on the problems of development of the post-soviet countries. This issue includes papers presented by scholars from Azerbaijan, Ukraine, Tajikistan, and Russia. A wide spectrum of topics are discussed: geopolitical interests and contradictions; financial markets; transport corridors among neighbors; international trade; employment, scientific cooperation and policy, etc.

Panorama of Russia, Sale books on Ukraine, June 2014 [email protected] 14 015453-3 Problemy ta Perspektyvy Ukrains'koi Reformatsii: Kolektyvna Monografiia [Problems and Prospects of Ukrainian Reform: Collective Monograph]. Ed. by G.V. Shchokin, V.I. Kutsenko, M.F. Golovatyi et al. Kyiv: Mizhregional'na Akademiia Upravlinnia Personalom (MAUP), 2001. 247 p. ill. Hardcover. 20 x 26 cm. ISBN 9666081296. In Ukrainian and Russian. Regular Price 25. Sale Price 22 This monograph continues the series started by Ukraine at the turn of the millennium: Historical Excursus, Problems, Tendencies, and Prospects. The current volume discusses the problems of Ukraine's reform on its way from a totalitarian to a democratic state: economic and organizational issues of the transition period, national ideology, prospects of human resources, geopolitical issues and international status of the new independent state.

004976-08 Sodruzhestvo Nezavisimykh Gosudarstv v 2008: Statisticheskii ezhegodnik [The Commonwealth of Independent States in 2008: Statistical yearbook]. Moscow: GosKomStat, 2009. 713 p. ill., graphs. pbk. 20 x 29 cm. Printing 500. ISBN 9785890780843. In Russian and English. Regular Price 160. Sale Price 146 This handbook shows the main macroeconomic indicators from 2001 to 2007 characterizing the socio-economic situation in the member countries of the CIS: Azerbaijan, Armenia, Belarus, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Moldova, Russia, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, and Ukraine. Parallel text in Russian and English, including brief methodological notes.

004976-09 Sodruzhestvo Nezavisimykh Gosudarstv v 2009: Statisticheskii ezhegodnik [The Commonwealth of Independent States in 2009: Statistical yearbook]. Moscow: GosKomStat, 2010. 713 p. ill., graphs. pbk. 20 x 29 cm. Printing 500. ISBN 9785890780966. In Russian and English. Regular Price 187. Sale Price 168 This handbook shows the main macroeconomic indicators from 2001 to 2008 characterizing the socio-economic situation in the member countries of the CIS: Azerbaijan, Armenia, Belarus, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Moldova, Russia, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, and Ukraine. Parallel text in Russian and English, including brief methodological notes.

022888 Transformatsiia Migratsionnykh Protsessov na Postsovetskom Prostranstve [The Transformation of migration processes in the post-soviet space]. Ed. by L.L. Rybakovskii. Moscow: Academia, 2009. 431 p. ill., tables. — Monograficheskoe issledovanie: Sotsiologiia — Hardcover. 14 x 21 cm. ISBN 9785874443139. In Russian. Regular Price 32. Sale Price 29 This is a collective monograph on the changes in the migration processes at the post-soviet space, its structure and directions. It analyzes the inter-emigration exchange between Russia, on one side, and neighboring countries, former soviet republics, on another: Ukraine, Belorussia, Caucasus, Central Asian, and Baltic States. The contributors, scholars from the Institute for Social and Political Studies RAN, also analyze the social and economic consequences of these exchanges. Bibliography.

015452-1 Ukraina na Zlami Tysiacholit': Istorychyi Ekskurs, Problemy, Tendentsii ta Perspektyvy: Kolektyvna Monografiia [Ukraine at the turn of the millenium: Historical excursus, problems, tendencies, and prospects: Collective Monograph]. Ed. by G.V. Shchokin, M.V. Popovych, M.S. Karmazin et al.. Kyiv: Mizhregional'na Akademiia Upravlinnia Personalom (MAUP), 2000. 384 p. ill, tables. pbk. 20 x 26 cm. ISBN 9666080168. In Ukrainian. Regular Price 27. Sale Price 24 This collective monograph investigates the actual issues of Ukraine’s development as an independent state: historical peculiarities of the origin of Slavic people; genesis of the Ukrainian nation; retrospective review of government and economic organization in Ukraine, its resource potential. Special attention is paid to forming new value orientations in Ukrainian society; prospects for social and economic development; formation of democratic state and political systems, public administration improvement, etc. Bibliographical references.

Panorama of Russia, Sale books on Ukraine, June 2014 [email protected] 15 004471 Gushchin, N.N. Analiz Ekonomicheskikh Pokazatelei Rossii i Stran Vostochnoi Evropy v Gody Reform [Analysis of economic indicators of Russia and countries of Eastern Europe in the years of reform]. Moscow: Ekonomicheskoe Obrazovanie, 1999. 96 p. pbk. 13 x 20 cm. Printing 200. ISBN 5742500777. In Russian. Regular Price 9. Sale Price 8 This brochure contains a comparative analysis of the main economic indicators of Russia, Ukraine, and other former socialist countries of Eastern Europe in 1992-1997. Special attention is paid to different economic strategies and ways of handling economic problems: Russia vs. other countries. Supplements include tables with statistical data country by country.

001977 Koval', Nikanor. Krushilovka Tridtsatogo Goda: Povest' [The Disintegration of the 1930s: Story]. Moscow: Russkii Put', 2000. 299 p. Hardcover. 14 x 20 cm. ISBN 5858870953. In Russian. Regular Price 24. Sale Price 21 Nikanor Koval', born in 1922 in Ukraine, was repressed with his parents for their refusal to join a collective farm (kolkhoz). He and his fellow villagers survived the starvation of 1932-33. His autobiographical story is one more testimony about the epoch of the campaign of forced collectivization and destruction of the individual basis of agriculture in villages. Dictionary of local words. Afterword by A. Tarkhov.

028115 Revun, V.I. Demograficheskaia Politika v Belarusi, Rossii, Ukraine [Demographic policy in Belarussia, Russia, and Ukraine]. Moscow: Ekon-Inform, 2009. 64 p. ill., tables. pbk. 13 x 20 cm. Printing 300. ISBN 9785950604300. In Russian. Regular Price 12. Sale Price 10 This brochure analyzes the recent strategic decisions that affect demographic policy in Belorussia, Russia, and Ukraine. The author describes the goals, tasks and the steps in their realization. as well as the connections among these programs and special measures of help for families. (0.095 kg.)

Labor, and Workers Movements 004938 Borisov, Vadim. Nochnoe Domino na Oktiabr'skoi Ploshchadi: Sotsiologicheskie Zametki o Zabastovke v Donbasse: 7-20 Iiunia 1993 Goda [Night domino on the Oktiabr'skaia square: Sociological notes about Donetsk strikes: June 7-20, 1993]. Moscow: ROSSPEN, 1999. 271 p. Hardcover. 13 x 20 cm. ISBN 5824300488. In Russian. Regular Price 21. Sale Price 19 This book presents the results of a case study of a two week miners' strike at Donetsk (Ukraine). The author describes the social context of the labor conflict, the mechanism of its development and results. Supplements include four interviews with workers' leaders and administration.

Social Sciences 011691 Istoriia Natsional'nykh Politicheskikh Partii Rossii: Materialy Mezhdunarodnoi Konferentsii: Moskva, 21-22 1996 [History of national political parties in Russia]. Ed. by A.I. Zevelev et al. Moscow: ROSSPEN, 1997. 408 p. Hardcover. 12.5 x 20 cm. ISBN 5860040946. In Russian. Regular Price 39. Sale Price 35 This collective monograph analyzes the genesis of national political parties in Russia, their ideology, programs, organizational structure, and their mutual relations with all-Russian parties in the early 20th century. Several articles show the role of these parties in representative political organs in Russia and Ukraine. Special attention is paid to Azerbaijani, Finnish, Islamic, Tatar, Ukrainian, parties of the Baltic region, etc. Contents and abstracts are in English.

030587 Politicheskii Klass v Sovremennom Obshchestve [The political class in contemporary society]. Ed. by O.V. Gaman-Golutvina. Moscow: ROSSPEN, 2012. 323 p. — Biblioteka RAPN — pbk.. 14 x 21 cm. ISBN 9785824317237. In Russian. Regular Price 29. Sale Price 26 This is the first monograph in Russian about the phenomenon of the political class. The phenomenon embraces: political elites, administrative and party officials, elected officials, Panorama of Russia, Sale books on Ukraine, June 2014 [email protected] 16 experts, consultants and analysts, political journalists and writers. The contributors also analyze the role of big business in the political class. The book includes some comparative empirical studies in the political class of Ukraine and other countries of Central and Eastern Europe.

019219 Strakhi i Trevogi Rossiian [Fears and anxieties of the Russians]. St. Petersburg: RKhGI, 2004. 216 p. ill, tables. Hardcover. 13.5 x 21 cm. ISBN 5888121584. In Russian. Regular Price 27. Sale Price 24 This collection contains results of sociological surveys of various forms of fears and anxieties among the Russians conducted in the last eight years. The central part of the book was prepared by scholars from the Center for Studies of Catastrophic Consciousness. These surveys took place in several regions of Russia, Lithuania, and Ukraine led by Russian sociologist V.N. Shubkin. Among other contributors are: Ia. U. Astaf'ev, F.A. Khokhlushkina, and V.A. Ivanova.

History: General Works and Philosophy of History 026640 ARCHEOLOGIA ABRAHAMICA: Issledovaniia v Oblasti Arkheologii i Khudozhestvennoi Traditsii Iudaizma, Khristianstva i Islama [ARCHEOLOGIA ABRAHAMICA: Studies in archaelogy and artistic tradition of Judaism, Christianity and Islam]. Ed. by Leonid Beliaev. Moscow: Indrik, 2009. 456 p. XXXII ill.]. color ill. Hardcover. 16.5 x 23.5 cm. ISBN 9785916740479. In Russian and English. Regular Price 45. Sale Price 40 This is a collection of articles by scholars from Israel, Russia, Serbia, the USA and Ukraine in studies in the archeology and artistic tradition of Judaism, Christianity and Islam in the Mediterranean region. Profusely illustrated.

010932-01 Arkheograficheskii Ezhegodnik za 2001 God [Archeographic annual 2001]. Ed. by S.O. Shmidt. Moscow: Nauka, 2002. 479 p. Hardcover. 16 x 24 cm. ISBN 502008817X. In ISSN 0571-0626. Russian. Regular Price 36. Sale Price 32 This annual for 2001 contains recent studies of early texts and historical sources, archives, and historiography. In addition to traditional chapter on the paleography and acheography of Old Russian manuscripts this issue features: new archive studies in Ukraine; the place of auxiliary disciplines in Kliuchevskii's works; the history of Khrushchev’s famous Report on the Cult of Personality and its Consequences; group of articles on the sixtieth anniversary of the battle of Moscow in WWII; articles on the 80th anniversary of K.N. Tarnavskii, etc. The issue also includes reviews, bibliographies, new publications and chronicle of events in the field. Previous issues of the annual for 1993, 1995-2000 and standing order are available.

027443 Drevneishie Obitateli Kavkaza i Rasselenie Predkov Cheloveka v Evrazii [The earliest inhabitants of the Caucasus and the dispersal of early man in Eurasia]. Ed. by S.A. Vasil'ev and V.E. Shchelinskii. St. Petersburg: Peterburgskoe Vostokovedenie, 2010. 272 p. ill. — Archaeologica Petropolitana — pbk. 21 x 29 cm. Printing 400. ISBN 9785858034261. In Russian. Regular Price 30. Sale Price 27 This volume includes the papers read during the international conference held at Taman in 2008. They report on the spectacular discoveries of very early Lower Paleolithic sites that resulted in radical changes to previously established scenarios of the time and ways of early human dispersals in Southern Russia. Leading scholars from Russia, Ukraine, Belgium, France, Italy, Spain, Hungary, and Georgia presented their contributions. New data on various sites are followed by large scale overviews of current knowledge of the key problems of early prehistory. The book could be of use to archeologists, anthropologists, geologists, paleogeographers and paleontologists. Profusely illustrated.

010943-04 Istoriia i Istoriki: 2004: Istoriograficheskii Vestnik [History and historians: 2004: Historiographical herald]. Ed. by A.N. Sakharov. Moscow: Nauka, 2005. 363 p. Hardcover. 14 x 21.5 cm. Printing 510. ISBN 5020102830. In Russian. Regular Price 25. Sale Price 22 This eighteenth volume of the historiographical annual History and Historians includes materials about the Russian historian M. Alpatov, results of the Commission on Historiographic Environment, reunion of Russian and Ukraine, general issues of history. Started in 1965, resumed in 2001.

Panorama of Russia, Sale books on Ukraine, June 2014 [email protected] 17 021100 Istoriia Russko-Ukrainskikh Otnoshenii v XVII-XVIII Vekakh: K 350-Letiiu Pereiaslavskoi Rady [History of Russo-Ukrainian relations in the XVII-XVIII centuries: For the 350th anniversary of the Pereyaslavl Council]. Ed. by A.N. Sakharov. Moscow: In-t Rossiiskoi Istorii RAN, 2006. 111 p. — Istoriia Mezhdunarodnykh Otnoshenii i Vneshnei Politiki Rossii. Biulleten. Vyp. 2 — pbk. 20 x 29 cm. Printing 300. In Russian. Regular Price 15. Sale Price 13.5 This is a collection of 18 presentations on the history of Russian-Ukrainian relations in the 17th- 18th centuries. This collection commemorates the 350th anniversary of the Pereyaslavl Council (1654) collected by B. Khmel'nitsky which made the decision about the union of Levoberzhnaia Ukraine with Russia. Bibliographical references.

008458 Iz Varshavy: Moskva, Tovarishchu Beriia…: Dokumenty NKVD SSSR o Pol'skom Podpol'e: 1944- 1945 [From Warsaw: To Moscow for Tovarishch Beriia: Documents of NKVD USSR on the Polish resistance: 1944- 1945]. Ed. by A.F. Noskova. Moscow-Novosibirsk: Sibirskii Khronograf, 2001. 445 p. Hardcover. 14 x 20 cm. ISBN 587550112X. In Russian. Regular Price 28. Sale Price 25 During World War II there were numerous groups of the Polish military and political underground on the occupied territories of Poland, West Ukraine, West Belorussia, and Lithuania. This movement had as a goal to restore Poland to her pre-war borders and to establish their government and political regime free from Soviet control. They did not succeed in this plan. The NKVD and SMERSH along with the new Polish security service suppressed the Polish underground military forces. This book contains the NKVD documents on the subject addressed to the high Soviet leadership, first of all to Stalin. The documents are provided with an introduction, commentaries, and two biographical dictionaries, Russian and Polish.

012754 Kryvava Knyga [Bloody book]. Comp. by Ia. Radevych-Vynnyts’kyi. Drogobych: Vidrodzhennia, 1994. 274 p. Hardcover. 13 x 20 cm. ISBN 5770747862. In Ukrainian. Regular Price 15. Sale Price 13 This book is a history of the terror and ethnocide of Ukrainian population within the Polish occupation of East Ukraine in 1918-1920. It is a reprint of book published in Vienna in 1919- 1921. Also included is a martyrology of teachers and a list of priests arrested or interned.

020556 Mechta o Russkom Edinstve: Kievskii Sinopsis (1674) [The Dream of Russian unity: The Kiev sinopsis (1674)]. Ed. and introd. by O.Ia. Sapozhnikova and I. Iu. Sapozhnikova. Moscow: Evropa, 2006. 248 p. — Evrovostok — pbk. 14 x 20 cm. Printing 500. ISBN 5973900541. In Russian. Regular Price 21. Sale Price 19 "Synopsis" is a treatise authored by Innokenty Gizel, warden of the Kiev-Mogilyansk' Academy and the archimandrite of the Kiev-Pechersk Lavra. It was written shortly after the convention of the Pereyaslavl treaty (Pereyaslavl rada), which ratified the addition of Ukraine to Russia. For more than a century this book was the only available study book on this subject in Russian history. With the appearance of authentic historical studies beginning with Lomonosv the "Synopsis" joined the ranks of historical monuments some of which suddenly popped up into prominence and topicality in our days. The two last chapters introduce "Great, Little, and White Russia", but no instance of the word "Ukraine" or its derivative "Ukranian" can be found in the "Synopsis".

027013 Partizanskaia Voina na Ukraine: Dnevniki Komandirov Partizanskikh Otriadov i Soedinenii. 1941- 1944 [Guerrilla warfare in the Ukraine: Diaries of commanders of guerrilla bands and formations. 1941-1944]. Comp. by O.V. Bazhan, S.I. Vlasenko et al. Moscow: Tsentropoligraf, 2010. 670 p. [16 ill.]. ill. — Na linii fronta. Pravda o voine — Hardcover. 12.5 x 20 cm. ISBN 9785227021465. In Russian. Regular Price 25. Sale Price 22 This is a collection of complete diaries of famous guerrilla commanders fighting during the Great Patriotic War in Ukraine: generals S.A. Kovpak, S. Rudnev, M.I. Naumov, N.N. Popudrenko, M.I. Shukaev, and G.V. Balitskii. The diaries shed light on the relationship between the guerrillas themselves and the local population, and provide valuable information about the guerrilla commanders. Comments and bibliographical references. The collection is prepared by scholars at the Central State Archive of Public Organizations of Ukraine. (0.525 kg.)

Panorama of Russia, Sale books on Ukraine, June 2014 [email protected] 18 006644-1 Povsednevnost' Terrora: Deiatel'nost' Natsionalisticheskikh Formirovanii v Zapadnykh Regionakh SSSR: Kniga 1: Zapadnaia Ukraina, Fevral'-Iiun' 1945 Goda [Everyday terror: Activities of nationalistic units at the western regions of the USSR: Book 1: Western Ukraine, February-June 1945]. Comp.by A.R. Diukov, V.V.Simindei et al. Moscow: Fond "Istoricheskaia pamiat", 2009. 231 p. ill., tables. pbk. 14.5 x 21 cm. ISBN 9785999000040. In Russian. Regular Price 24. Sale Price 21 Collection of NKVD-MVD documents from Russian archives on the activities of nationalistic units in the western regions of the USSR after WWII. The current first volume includes documents on activities of so called "bandit groups" in Western Ukraine, February-June 1945. The series is planned to be continued. Appendix.

030058 Pravoslavie Ukrainy i Moskovskoi Rusi v XV-XVII Vekakh: Obshchee i Razlichnoe: Sbornik Statei [Orthodoxy in Ukraine and Moscow Russia in the 15th - 17th centuries: Similarities and differences]. Ed. by M.V. Dmitriev. Moscow: Indrik, 2012. 344 p. pbk. 14 x 21 cm. Printing 300. ISBN 9785916741872. In Russian. Regular Price 32. Sale Price 29 The articles in this book describe the results of two international research programs: "The influence of Orthodoxy and Western Christianity on society: a comparative approach" and "Ukraine and Russia: history and the image of history". Contents: Isikhazm i ikonopochitanie. Anagogicheskaia funktsiia ikony v bogoslovskikh trudakh Moskovskoi Rusi i Kievskoi mitropolii v XV-XVII v.; Tema ikonopochitaniia v poslaniiakh startsa Artemiia i v "Poslanii protiv liutorov" (v kontekste protsessov "pravoslavnoi konfessionalizatsii"); Kiev i Moskva v bor'be s protestantskim vliianiem: dve knigi v zashchitu ikonnogo obraza (konets XVI - pervaia polovina XVII v.), etc. (0.355 kg.)

030366 Rossiiskaia Gosudarstvennost' i Sovremennost': Problemy Identichnosti i Istoricheskoi Preemstvennosti: Sbornik Dokladov [Russian statehood and the present: Problems of identity and historical continuity: Collected reports]. Ed. by M.B. Smolin. Moscow: RISI, 2012. 396 p. pbk. 14 x 20 cm. Printing 500. ISBN 9785789301494. In Russian. Regular Price 29. Sale Price 26 This collection includes reports of leading scholars from Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, Serbia and Bulgaria about the history and present of Russian statehood and culture as a unique phenomenon in world civilization. Though the book is a part of the campaign against "myths about Russia", it includes many interesting articles on the subject. (0.495 kg.)

003473 Ukraina i Sosednie Gosudarstva v XVII Veke: Materials Mezhdunarodnoi Konferentsii [Ukraine and neighboring countries in the 17th century: Materials of the international conference]. Ed. by T.G. Iakovleva. St. Petersburg: Skif, 2004. 240 p. pbk. 14 x 20 cm. ISBN 5983810073. In Russian. Regular Price 25. Sale Price 22 The relation of the Ukrainian Cossack state with Muscovy, Crimea, Rzecspospolita, and other neighboring countries was the main subject of the international conference organized by St. Petersburg University. The contributors to this collection are the leading specialists in the history of Ukraine.

030006 Ukrainskie Natsionalisticheskie Organizatsii v Gody Vtoroi Mirovoi Voiny: Dokumenty: v 2 T. T.1: 1939-1943. T.2: 1944-1945 [Ukrainian nationalistic organizations in the years of WWII: Documents: In two volumes. V. 1: 1939-1943. V. 2: 1944-1945]. Comp. by T.V. Tsarevskaia-Diakina et al. Moscow: ROSSPEN, 2012. 878+1167 pp. Hardcover. 16 x 23 cm. ISBN 9785824316766. In Russian. Regular Price 139. Sale Price 125 This is a collection of documents of Ukrainian nationalistic organizations in the years of WWII located mostly on territories of Western Ukraine. The collection includes documents arranged by year from Russian, Belorussian, Ukrainian, Polish, and German archives. Comments. Indices. (3.005 kg.)

016676 Zhizn' v Okkupatsii: Vinnitskaia Oblast': 1941-1944 gg [Life under occupation: Vinnitsa Oblast: 1941- 1944]. Comp. by V.Iu. Vasil'ev et al. Moscow: ROSSPEN, 2009. 856 p. ill., tables. — Dokumenty sovetskoi istorii — Hardcover. 16.5 x 23.5 cm. ISBN 9785824312522. In Russian. Regular Price 59. Sale Price 53

Panorama of Russia, Sale books on Ukraine, June 2014 [email protected] 19 This new volume of the series Documents of Soviet Life contains documents on life under German and Romanian occupation in the Vinnitsa Oblast (Ukraine) in 1941-1944. The current volume includes 274 documents. Name and geographical indices. (1.255 kg.)

030215 Bez'ev, D.A. Ukraina i Rech' Pospolitaia v Pervoi Polovine XVII V. [Ukraine and Rzecspospolita in the first half of the 17th century]. Moscow: Prometei, 2012. 216 p. pbk.14 x 21 cm. Printing 500. ISBN 9785704222927. In Russian. Regular Price 29. Sale Price 26 This monograph is a study of the history of Ukraine and the Rzecspospolita in the first half of the 17th century. The author analyzes the government administration of both principalities, dominant political views and social structure of both societies, phenomenon of "sarmatism" in culture of Polish-Lithuanian state, etc. (0.265 kg.)

020893 Borisenok, Elena. Fenomen Sovetskoi Ukrainizatsii: 1920-1930-e Gody [The Phenomenon of soviet Ukrainization: 1920-1930]. Moscow: Evropa, 2006. 256 p. — Evrovostok — pbk. 14 x 20 cm. ISBN 5973900797. In Russian. Regular Price 16. Sale Price 13.5 This monograph is the first attempt in Russian historiography to analyze the national policy of the Bolsheviks with regard to the Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic in 1920-1930s, a process that was called "ukrainization". This phenomenon is considered on a wide social and political background as an element of complex maneuvering of the soviet leadership both in Moscow and in the republic itself. The book reveals the premises, the stages and the results of this policy, tracing back its connection with the general course of the party and state leadership. It also demonstrates how the national policy of the Bolsheviks has been perceived by a wide strata of Ukraine's population, its intellectuals, officials, workers and farmers.

027401 Bovua, Daniel' (Beauvois, Daniel). Gordiev Uzel Rossiiskoi Imperii: Vlast', Shliakhta i Narod na Pravoberezhnoi Ukraine (1793-1914) [The Gordian knot of the Russian Empire: Power, the Polish gentry and people in the Right-bank Ukraine (1793-1914)] = Pouvoir russe et noblesse polonaise en Ukrain: 1973-1830. Transl. from French by M. Krisan'. Moscow: Novoe Literaturnoe Obozrenie, 2011. 998 p. ill., tables. — Historia Rossica — Hardcover. 14 x 21 cm. ISBN 9785867938291. In Russian. Regular Price 65. Sale Price 58 The research of the prominent French historian and specialist in Slavonic studies Professor Daniel Beauvois deals with the history of the Right-bank Ukraine (the Kiev region, Volyn, Podolia) as part of the Russian Empire. The struggle between the Russian autocracy and Polish elites for supremacy in the region and control over the Ukrainian peasantry is in the center of attention. Bibliography. Name index. (1.105 kg.)

014986 Chuev, F. Kaganovich. Shepilov [Kaganovich. Shepilov]. Moscow: OLMA-PRESS, 2001. 383 p. [32 ill.]. ill. Hardcover. 12.5 x 20 cm. ISBN 5224022851. In Russian. Regular Price 18. Sale Price 16 This book consists of two. The first one is the imagined memoirs of one of Stalin's comrades-in arms Lazar' Kaganovich (1893-1991), who was the Secretary of the CPSU of Ukraine, chairman of the Party Controling Commission, minister of railroad transportation, one of the most active figures in mass political repressions. The second part is about Dmitrii Shepilov (1905-1995), an economist and politician. Shepilov as foreign minister of the USSR played an important role in the political conflict over the Suez Canal in 1956. The next year he was pushed out of his high office by N. Khrushchev together with other members of the Politburo: Malenkov, Kaganovich, and Molotov. Both parts of the book are based on the author's personal conversations with his characters.

025290 Chupin, G.T. Predystoriia i Istoriia Kievskoi Rusi, Ukrainy i Kryma [Pre-history and history of Kievan Rus, Ukraine and Crimea]. Khar'kov: Litera Nova, 2010. 720 p. Hardcover. 17 x 24 cm. ISBN 9789661553094. In Russian. Regular Price 65. Sale Price 58 This monograph studies the history of Ukraine in its connection to the history of Russia, the origins of the name of the country and its main ethnicity and language. Bibliography(1.165 kg.)

012755 Dziuba, O. et al. Istoriia Ukraªny v Osobakh: Lytovs’ko-Pol’s’ka Doba [The History of Ukraine in personalities: The Lithuanian-Polish period]. Kyªv: Ukraªna, 1997. 272 p. Hardcover. 13 x 20 cm. ISBN 9665240226. In Ukrainian. Regular Price 24. Sale Price 21

Panorama of Russia, Sale books on Ukraine, June 2014 [email protected] 20 Ukraine was part of the Polish-Lithuania state in the mid 14th-mid 16th centuries. This Book contains 33 portraits of famous Ukrainian people who had great impact on Ukrainian culture, education, church and the rise of national self-identity in the period.

031126 Fediushin, Oleg (Fedyshin, Oleh S). Nesostoiavshaiasia Ukrainskaia Derzhava: Plany Germanskogo General'nogo Shtaba po Anneksii Iuga Rossii: 1917-1918 [The might have been Ukrainian state: The plans of the German high command for the annexation of Southern Russia: 1917-1918] = Germany's Drive to the East and the Ukrainian: 1917-1918. Transl. from English by L. Igorevskii. Moscow: Tsentrpoligraf, 2014. 336 p. Hardcover. 12.5 x 20 cm. ISBN 9785952451292. In Russian. Regular Price 18. Sale Price 16 The study of the professor at the New York University describes not only the expansion of Germany to the East during 1917-1918 in hope of annexation of Ukraine, but also the history of the Crimea, Black Sea region, the Polish issue, and the relations between Germany and Russia at that period. The book was first published in 1971.

019186 Goichenko, D.D. Skvoz' Raskulachivanie i Golodomor: Svidetel'stva Ochevidtsa [Through "raskulachivanie" and starvation: Eyewitness testimony]. Founded by A.I. Solzhenitsyn; ed., comm. and afterword by P.G. Protsenko. Moscow: Russkii Put', 2006. 375 p. [12 ill.]. — Vserossiiskaia Memuarnaia Biblioteka. Seriia. Nashe Nedavnee. Vyp. 12 — Hardcover. 14 x 20.5 cm. ISBN 5858872441. In Russian. Regular Price 29. Sale Price 26 The author of these memoirs, Dmitrii Danilovich Goichenko (in emigration Dnitry Gay, 1903- 1993)) was born in Ukraine, became a victim of the NKVD in 1930 and left the country at the end of WWII. The memoirs include eyewitness detailed testimony about the forced collectivization in the south and south-east of Ukraine and Golodomor (starvation) of 1933. Goichenko was part of the soviet nomenklatura, and could provide a vast amount of information on these tragic times. He finally started to see things clearly, and lost his illusions about the new social system. Also available in this series: Volkov-Muromtsev, N.V. Iunost': Ot Viaz'my do Feodosii (1902-1920) (1997); Klement'ev, V.F. V Bol'shevitskoi Moskve: 1918-1920 (1998); Kriger-Voinovskii, E.B. Zapiski Inzhenera: Vospominaniia, Vpechatleniia, Mysli o Revoliutsii; Sproge, V.E. Zapiski Inzhenera (1999); Varnek, T.A., Bocharnikova, M., Mokievskaia-Zubok, Z.S. Dobrovolitsy: Sbornik Vospominanii (2001); Benua, A.N. Moi Dnevnik: 1916-1917-1918 (2003).

027202 Golubev, S.A. Ocherki Politicheskoi Istorii Stran "Blizhnego Zarubezh'ia": Respubliki Byvshego SSSR v 1989-2009 gg. [Political sketches of the history of the countries of the "Near abroad": Republics of the former USSR in 1989-2009]. Tver': Ariadna, 2010. 768 p. Hardcover. 12.5 x 20 cm. ISBN 9785990188525. In Russian. Regular Price 43. Sale Price 39 This book is one of the first monographs on the latest political history of the former soviet republics: Azerbaijan, Armenia, Belarus', Estonia, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Kirghyzstan, Latvia, Lithuania, Moldova, Tadjikistan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, and Ukraine. Bibliographical references. (0.735 kg.)

020046 Gordon, Patrick. Patrik Gordon. Dnevnik: 1635-1659, 1659-1667, 1677-1678, 1684-1689: V Chetyrekh Tomakh [Diary: In four volumes]. Transl. from English, introd. and comm. by D.G. Fedosov. Moscow: Nauka, 2003- 2009. 278 [8 ill.] + 315 [8 ill.] + 235 [8 ill.] + 339 [8 ill.] pp. ill. — Pamiatniki istoricheskoi mysli — Hardcover. 13.5 x 21 cm. ISBN 5020103179 (T. 1). In Russian. Regular Price 89. Sale Price 80 This is the first complete academic publication of the diary of General Patrick Gordon, a Scot who was in Russian service in 1663-1679 and advised Peter the First in all his military projects and innovations. So far four volumes have been published. During his stay in Russia Gordon witnessed and reflected in his diary many historical events: the Northern war (1655-1660), the Russian-Polish war of 1654-1667, the Copper rebellion in Moscow, the struggle for power in Ukraine, diplomatic contact between Russia and Great Britain, two Chigirin marches of the Russian and Ukrainian armies against the Ottoman Empire, etc. The diary is supplemented with Gordon's letters and documents about him from Russian and British archives, some of them published for the first time. Indices.

025716 Gritskevich, A.P. Bor'ba za Ukrainu, 1917-1921 [Fight for Ukraine: 1917-1921]. Ed. by A.E. Taras. Minsk: Sovremennaia shkola, 2011. 528 p. — Neizvestnaia istoriia — Hardcover. 14 x 20 cm. ISBN 9789855391518. In Russian. Regular Price 28. Sale Price 25 Panorama of Russia, Sale books on Ukraine, June 2014 [email protected] 21 This book is about the history of an intervention and the Civil War (1917-1921) on the territory of Ukraine told by a Ukrainian historian. (0.445 kg.)

011105 Grushevskii, Mikhail. Illustrirovannaia Istoriia Ukrainy [Illustrated history of Ukraine]. Comp. by I. Boiak. Kyiv: Levada, 1996. 696 p. ill. Hardcover. 14 x 21 cm. ISBN 5770770112. In Russian. Regular Price 28. Sale Price 25 This book by the outstanding Ukrainian historian M. Grushevskii (1866-1934) was first published in 1913. It is illustrated with old geographical maps and engravings. May be used as a textbook for college students. Supplements include old texts about Ukraine-Rus, an essay on recent Ukrainian history by V. Verstiuk, documents and the constitution of 1710.

024700 Kiianskaia, O.I. Ocherki iz Istorii Obshchestvennogo Dvizheniia v Rossii v Pravlenie Aleksandra I [Essays from the history of social movements in Russia in the reign of Aleksandr I]. St. Petersburg: Nestor-Istoriia, 2008. 304 p. Hardcover. 14 x 20 cm. Printing 500. ISBN 9785981873232. In Russian. Regular Price 27. Sale Price 24 This is a collection of essays about the history of social movements in Russia in the reign of Aleksandr I: The Decembrist movement, the peasant movement in Ukraine, and the national liberation movement in Malorossia. Bibliographical references. Also available by the same author: Iuzhnyi Bunt: Vosstanie Chernigovskogo Pekhotnogo Polka (1998); Pestel' (2005); Iuzhnoe Obshchestvo Dekabristov: Liudi i Sobytiia; Ocherki Istorii Tainykh Obshchestv 1820-kh Godov (2005). (0.405 kg.)

009642-15 Kostomarov, N.I. Bogdan Khmel'nitskii [Bogdan Khmel’nitskii]. Moscow: Charli-Smiadyn', 1994. 767 p. — Aktual'naia Istoriia Rossii — Hardcover. 13 x 21 cm. ISBN 5868590120. In Russian. Regular Price 19. Sale Price 17 Reprinted from a 1884 publication, this classical monograph is about one of the most disputed persons of Russian and Ukrainian history Hetman Bogdan Khmel'nitskii who promoted the unification of Ukraine with Russia in 1654. Basing on published and archival sources the author presents a broad portrait of the social, political and religious struggles in Ukraine, Poland and Russia in the middle of the 17th century.

030343 Kotliarchuk, A.S. V Kuznitse Stalina": Shvedskie Kolonisty Ukrainy v Totalitarnykh Eksperimentakh XX Veka ["In the forge of Stalin": Swedish colonists of Ukraine in totalitarian experiments of the 20th century]. Moscow: ROSSPEN, 2012. 222 p. [56 ill.]. color ill. — Istoriia stalinizma — Hardcover. 14 x 21 cm. ISBN 9785824316841. In Russian. Regular Price 29. Sale Price 26 The author describes the policy of the Stalin government towards the Swedish colonists settled in Ukraine. The author analyzes the strategy of collective defense of the Swede community to forced "normalization" after they were deported to the GULAG. Profusely illustrated. Appendices. Summary in English and Swedish.

025715 Liashenko, L.M. Dekabristy: Novyi Vzgliad. [Decembrists: A new look]. Moscow: AST-Press kniga, 2011. 239 p. — Siurprizy istorii — Hardcover. 13 x 20 cm. ISBN 9785462010217. In Russian. Regular Price 25. Sale Price 22 This book analyzes the ideology of Decembrism, presents a psychology and spiritual portrait of a typical noble revolutionary, traces the history of this movement in St. Petersburg and Ukraine, and their fate after the rebellion. Personal stories of several Decembrists and their wives are told in the last chapter. (0.355 kg.)

021457 Lysiak-Rudnitskii, Ivan. Mezhdu Istoriei i Politikoi [Between history and politics]. Ed. by D. Furman, Ia. Gritsak; transl. from Ukrainian. Moscow-St. Petersburg: Letnii Sad, 2007. 636 p. — Biblioteka ukrainskoi mysli — Hardcover. 14 x 21 cm. ISBN 9785988560319. In Russian. Regular Price 43. Sale Price 39 This is a collection of 30 articles by the outstanding Ukrainian historian Ivan Lysiak-Rudnitskii (1919-1985), one of the founders of the Canadian Institute of Ukrainian Studies. He was born into a family of Greek-Catholic (Uniat) priests. This church allowed their priests to get married therefore some families were priests for several generations. These articles deal with: the new and Panorama of Russia, Sale books on Ukraine, June 2014 [email protected] 22 newest political and intellectual history of the Ukrainian nation; the Ukrainian issue before and after joining Russia; Ukrainian-Polish and Ukrainian-Russian relations; the role Ukraine in the latest history. Comments. Name index.

015848 Mavrodin, V.V. Ocherki Istorii Levoberezhnoi Ukrainy: S Drevneishikh Vremen do Vtoroi Poloviny XIV Veka [Essays on the history of Left-Bank Ukraine: From ancient times to the second half of the 14th century]. St. Petersburg: Nauka, 2002. 416 p. ill., maps. — Russkaia Biblioteka — Hardcover. 16 x 24 cm. ISBN 5020268348. In Russian. Regular Price 39. Sale Price 35 This monograph studies the history of one region of Ukraine, the so called Dnieper river Left Bank in the period prior to the takeover of this territory by the Left Bank Ukraine in the second half of the 14th century. The work starts with a geographical essay on Seversk land and then explores the pre-feudal period of its development. The second part of the book deals with the period known as 'feudal fragmentation': several co-existing independent kingdoms, political relations among them, including several wars among the princes (12th-14th centuries), and then the invasion of this land by the Tatars in 1223-1230s. Vladimir Mavrodin (1908-1987) was a pupil of the historian of Old Rus Boris Grekov, a scholar of authority. The first edition of this book was published in 1940. Afterword by A.Iu. Dvornichenko.

023583 Morgunov, Iu. Iu. (Iurii Iur'evich). Sampsoniev Ostrov: Pogranichnaia Krepost' na Posul'skoi Okraine Iuzhnoi Rusi v XI-XIII Vekakh [Sampson Island: A frontier fortress on the outskirts of the Sula region of Southern Russia in the 11th-13th centuries]. Moscow: Nauka, 2003. 187 p. [12 ill.]. ill. Hardcover. 16 x 21 cm. Printing 300. ISBN 5020088978. In Russian. Regular Price 15. Sale Price 13.5 This monograph is based on field studies of remnants of Old Russian frontier settlement on the Sula River (Lokhvitskii region of the Poltava Oblast of Ukraine) in the 11th – 13th centuries. Profusely illustrated. Bibliography.

021467 Rat'kovskii, I. S. Krasnyi Terror i Deiatel'nost' VChK v 1918 Gody [The Red terror and activities of the VChK in 1918]. St. Petersburg: Izd-vo S.-Peterburgskogo Un-ta, 2006. 386 p. ill., tables. Hardcover. 12 x 20 cm. ISBN 5288039038. In Russian. Regular Price 26. Sale Price 23 This book deals with the Red terror in 1918 which was executed by special government organs (VChK), both central and local. 1918 was the year of political and social terror directed against other social groups and partly against wealthy people. The terror of the next years of the Civil war, according to the author, had other directions: ethnic in Ukraine in 1919 and politico- military in Crimea in 1920. The result of the political Red terror of 1918 was the weakening of the anti-Bolshevik and anti-revolutionary underground movement, and the murder of thousands of people. The other result was transforming the nature of the new soviet government, which started to use repression as a political tool on a permanent basis. Bibliography, name index, tables.

030449 Shirokorad, A.B. Kak Malaia Rus' Stala Pol'skoi Okrainoi [How Little Russia became Poland's outskirt]. Moscow: Veche, 2012. 368 p. [16 ill.]. ill. — Ot Rusi k imperii — Hardcover. 12.5 x 20 cm. ISBN 9785953365741. In Russian. Regular Price 19. Sale Price 17 This book tells about little studied pages of the history of Ukraine. It describes how one third of the Old Russian state became a Polish land. Where did the nobility and boyars of Little Russia go? How real was the opportunity of uniting Great and Little Russia in the 14th and 15th centuries? The author answers these and other question related to this land. (0.335 kg.)

021287 Tairova-Iakovleva, T.G. Mazepa [Mazepa]. Moscow: Molodaia Gvardiia, 2007. 271 p. [32 ill.]. ill. — Zhizn' Zamechatel'nykh Liudei; Ser. Biogr.; Vyp. 1241 — Hardcover. 13 x 20 cm. ISBN 9785235029668. In Russian. Regular Price 24. Sale Price 21 This is a new biography of the Ukrainian hetman Ivan Mazepa (1687-1708) who fought for the secession of Ukraine from Russia. Many Ukrainian hetmans had the habit of changing their political alliances, so Mazepa was not an exception among them. However his life embraced so many adventures and sharp turns of fortune that all literary works about him (Byron, Hugo, Pushkin, etc.) fade in comparison with the real facts of his life. Chronicle of Mazepa's life.

Panorama of Russia, Sale books on Ukraine, June 2014 [email protected] 23 Social Movements / Current Affairs 021096 Marchukov, A.V. Ukrainskoe Natsional'noe Dvizhenie: USSR. 1920-1930-e Gody: Tseli, Metody, Rezul'taty [The Ukrainian national movement: USSR. 1920-1930's: Goals, methods, results]. Moscow: Nauka, 2006. 599 p. Hardcover. 14 x 21 cm. Printing 400. ISBN 5020339938. In Russian. Regular Price 29. Sale Price 26 This is the first monograph which studies the phases, moving forces and mechanisms of the creation of the Ukrainian nationality and nation in the 1920s-1930s. The author describes the phenomenon of Ukrainian nationalism, its ideological and philosophical agenda, the relationship among Ukrainian, Russian, and Soviet national identities. Marchukov also analyzes the ideological and political struggle between the Communist party (Bolsheviks) and the Orthodox Church in Ukraine. Bibliography, Name and geographical indices.

Law and Criminal Justice 008177 Bugai, N.F. Narody Ukrainy v "Osoboi Papke Stalina" [Peoples of Ukraine in the " Stalin Special Folder"]. Moscow: Nauka, 2006. 267 p. Hardcover. 14 x 21 cm. ISBN 5020339881. In Russian. Regular Price 32. Sale Price 29 Basing his research on vast documentation, the well known demographer Nikolai Bugai shows how Stalin, Khrushchev and other state and political leaders planned and executed the forced migration of Ukrainians, Russians, Greeks, Germans, Poles, Jews, Tatars and other peoples from Ukraine in 1930-1950s. The author reconstructs the motivation for these deportations and their demographic and political consequences. Appendices include 47 documents on these deportations. Name index.

Social Thought and Philosophy 008082 Opora na Sobstvennye Sily i Neokolonializm: Russko-Slavianskii Vzgliad [Relying on our own strengths and neocolonialism: Russian-Slavic view]. Comp. by E.S. Troitskii. Moscow: Assotsiatsiia po kompleksnomu izucheniiu russkoi natsii, 1999. 487 p. Hardcover. ISBN 5879000370. In Russian. Regular Price 28.5. Sale Price 25 This book is the result of the participation of eleven different patriotic institutions, committees, and unions in politics, economics, and culture. The Chief editor E.Troitskii proposes a concept of “Sobornoe Obshchestvo” (Society based on the values of conciliarism) as a formula for the Russian national idea and Russian civilization based on traditional ethical principles. A detailed plan of such an organization is elaborated in the articles of economists, philosophers and historians. They discuss such topics as: Russian guidance of all the nations in the Russian Federation; a new form of communist economy based on national traditions; forming a new national ideology; more active role of the government in economical life, financial national security, and protection of the Russian language; patriarchal education of children and strengthening of the role of the Russian Orthodox Church in the restoration of spiritual life. The second part of the book covers problems of the other Slavic peoples (Montenegro, Serbia, Ukraine, Belorussia) and their spiritual and political union with a renewed Russia. Part III contains texts from the heritage of Russian economic thought (from the works of I. Pososhkov, V. Dal’, T. Prokhorov, S. Sharapov, D. Mendeleev and L. Tikhomirov). Part IV contains documents and works of scholars and politicians on neocolonialism, on national libertarian movements and on the rendering human society more healthy. As a whole this collection of works represents great interest for studying the national movement in modern Russia, its ideas, goals and perspectives. Bibliographic references.

026323 Pavel Vasil'evich Kopnin [Pavel Vasil'evich Kopnin]. Ed. by M.V. Popovich. Moscow: ROSSPEN, 2010. 295 p. [8 ill.]. — Filosofiia Rossii vtoroi poloviny XX veka — Hardcover. 14 x 21 cm. ISBN 9785824313758. In Russian. Regular Price 35. Sale Price 31

Panorama of Russia, Sale books on Ukraine, June 2014 [email protected] 24 This is another book in the series Philosophy of Russia in the Second Half of the 20th Century. Russian philosopher Pavel Vasil'evich Kopnin (1922-1971) was a specialist in logics, methods and philosophy of science, organizer and leader of studies in these fields in Russia and Ukraine. His short life was full events and achievements. Chronicle of Kopnin's life. Bibliography. Name index.

024272 Kutsenko, N.A. (Natal'ia Aleksandrovna). Professional'naia Filosofiia v Rossii Pervoi Poloviny - Serediny XIX Veka: Protsess Stanovleniia i Vidneishie Predstaviteli [Professional philosophy in Russia first half to mid 19th century: Process of formation and notable representatives]. Moscow: Institut filosofii RAN, 2008. 229 p. pbk. 14 x 20 cm. Printing 500. ISBN 9785954001235. In Russian. Regular Price 12. Sale Price 11 Contents: Origins and specific characteristics of Russian philosophical and theological thought: personalities, reforms, variety of philosophical genres; Dissemination and perception of the ideas of German classical philosophy in theological and seculur schools in the Ukraine in the first half of the 19th century; Interpretation of ethical ideas of the categorical imperative in philosophy of P.D. Iurlevich. Appendices includes samples of new philosophical works of academic and non- academic nature: diaries, notes, letters, speeches, sermons, publishing of sources, etc.

010186 Smolin, Mikhail. Russkii Put' v Budushchee [The Russian way to the future]. Moscow: FondIV, 2007. 350 p. — Imperskaia traditsiia — Hardcover. 15 x 24 cm. ISBN 9785913990013. In Russian. Regular Price 29. Sale Price 26 This book is written by the Russian historian, publicist and publisher of the series Imperskaia Traditsiia and the new conservative magazine "Imperskoe Vozrozhdenie". It is a collection of articles about the issue of reviving Russia as an empire, the most viable way of reviving Russian statehood. Contents: Imperial renascence of Russia; Russia and Islam; Russia and "Ukraine".

Literary Theory and Criticism / History of Literature 013875-1 Istoriia Natsional'nykh Literatur: Perechityvaia i Pereosmyslivaia. Vypusk I. Po Materialam Nauchnoi Konferentsii [History of national literatures: Reread and reevaluated. Issue 1: Based on the conference materials]. Ed. by A. K. Kavko, N. S. Nad’iarnykh et al. Moscow: Nasledie, 1995. 200 p. pbk. 14 x 20.5 cm.. ISBN 5201132340. In Russian. Regular Price 12. Sale Price 11 One of the significant moments of Soviet cultural and ethnic policy was managing the so called "national literatures" in the different regions of the FSU: Russia, the Caucasus region, Ukraine, Belorus, Central Asia, Siberia, etc. 15 articles offer a non-traditional approach to various aspects of these literatures in various genres: prose, poetry, screenplay, biography, etc. Specific personalities in focus include both translators and authors: Tsvetaeva, Grossman, Sholokhov, Tvardovskii, Pavlo Tychina, Ivan Kulzhinski, Frantsishek Bogushevich, Dmitry Gulia, and Irchi Kazak.

013875-3 Istoriia Natsional'nykh Literatur: Perechityvaia i Pereosmyslivaia. Vypusk 3 [History of national literatures: Reread and reevaluated. Issue 3]. Ed. by Iu.Ia. Barabash, V.A. Biguaa et al. Moscow: Nasledie, 1998. 240 p. , v. 3. pbk. 14 x 20.5 cm. Printing 500. ISBN 5201133010. In Russian. Regular Price 13.5. Sale Price 11 One of the significant moments of the Soviet cultural and ethnic policy was managing the so called "national literatures” in different regions of the FSU: Russia, Caucasus region, Ukraine, Belorus, Central Asia, Siberia, etc. 15 articles offer a non-traditional approach to different aspects of these literatures in various genres: prose, poetry, screenplay, biography, etc. Specific personalities in focus include both translators and authors: Ivan Kotlyarevski, Pavlo Tychina, Ianka Kupala, Iurii Rytkheu, Vladimir Sangi, Abudzhamil Nurpeisov, Avetik Isaakian, Nikoloz Baratashvili, Nodar Dumbadze, Samson Chanba, Effendi Kapiev, and Sozerko Mal’sagov.

Panorama of Russia, Sale books on Ukraine, June 2014 [email protected] 25 013875-4 Istoriia Natsionalnykh Literatur: Perechityvaia i Pereosmyslivaia. Vypusk 4 [History of national literatures: Reread and reevaluated. Issue four]. Ed. by N.S. Nad"iarnykh et al. Moscow: IMLI RAN, 2005. 268 p. , v. 4. pbk. 14 x 20.5 cm. Printing 300. ISBN 5920802235. In Russian. Regular Price 23.4. Sale Price 21 One of the significant moments of the Soviet cultural and ethnic policy was managing the so called "national literatures” in different regions of the FSU: Russia, Caucasus region, Ukraine, Belorus, Central Asia, Siberia, etc. 13 articles offer a non-traditional approach to different aspects of these literatures in various genres: prose, poetry, screenplay, biography, etc. Specific personalities in focus include both translators and authors: Aksel' Bakunts, A. Griboedov, Evgen Malaniuk, K. Mechiev, M. Sholokhov, Ia. Tsurtaveli, P. Tychina, etc. The series started in 1995, previous three volumes (1995, 1996, 1998) are also available.

012762 Tysiacha Tsitat z Ukraªns'kogo Pys'menstva [One thousand quotations from Ukrainian literature]. Comp. by Iurii Luts'kyi. Kyªv: Smoloskyp, 1996. 231 p. pbk. 13 x 20 cm. ISBN 1889240044. In Ukranian. Regular Price 22.5. Sale Price 20 This collection of quotations is from Ukrainian folklore and literature published in Ukraine and abroad. Compiled by professor Iurii Luts'kyi (Canada).

Fiction and Poetry 023131 Al'manakh 2007: Poeziia i Proza iz SSHA, Rossii, Ukrainy, Kanady, Izrailia, Germanii [Anthology 2007: Poetry and prose from the USA, Russia, Ukraine, Canada, Israel, Germany]. Ed. by L. Verbitskaia et al. St. Petersburg: Ianus, 2007. 434 p. Hardcover. 14 x 21 cm. Printing 400. ISBN 592760062X. In Russian. Regular Price 21. Sale Price 19 This “Miscellany-2007” represents the 3rd volume of combined works of the members of the Russian Writers' Club in New York and the literary association led by Yury Slepukhin (St. Petersburg). Among the contributors are Russian writers living in the USA, Ukraine, Canada, Israel, Germany, and Russia.

007085-32B Antologiia Satiry i Iumora Rossii XX Veka: V 50 Tomakh: Tom 32: Odesskii Iumor [Anthology of satire and humor in Russia in the 20th century: Volume 32: Odessa humor]. Comp. and introd. by Valerii Khait. Moscow: EKSMO-Press, 2004, 2007. 765 p. [48 ill.]. ill. — Antologiia Satiry i Iumora Rossii XX Veka: Tom 32 — Hardcover. 12.5 x 20 cm. ISBN 9785699055968 (t.32). In Russian. Regular Price 24. Sale Price 21.6 This is the most complete collection of humor from and about city of Odessa, the capital of humor of Russia and Ukraine: Arkadii Averchenko, Issak Babel', Eduard Bagritskii, Sasha Chernyi, Kornei Chukovskii, Vlas Doroshevich, Boris Flit, Zinovii Gerdt, Il'ia Il'f, Evg. Khait, Emil' Krotkii, Feliks Krivin, Viktor Krukovskii, Semen Livshin, Iurii Olesha, Kon. Paustovskii, Evg. Petrov, Viktor Slavkin, Teffi, Leonid Utesov, Al-r Vertinskii, Vl. Vysotskii, Mikh. Zhvanetskii, Efim Zozulia, and many others.

024148 Odessa v Russkoi Poezii: Poeticheskaia Antologiia [Odessa in Russian poetry: Poetry anthology]. Comp. by A.M. Rapoport. Moscow: Art Khaus media, 2009. 192 p. Hardcover. 11 x 19 cm. ISBN 9785902976219. In Russian. Regular Price 19. Sale Price 17 Anthology of poems about the spirit of the city of Odessa (Ukraine) and its unique culture.

004174 Aleksievich, Svetlana. Chernobyl'skaia Molitva: Khronika Budushchego [Chernobyl prayer: Chronicle of the future]. Moscow: Vremia, 2006. 382 p. — Golosa utopii — Hardcover. 13 x 17 cm. ISBN 5969101281. In Russian. Regular Price 21. Sale Price 19 Svetlana Aleksievich has been writing her chronicle "Voices of Utopia" for decades. She in fact invented her own genre: polyphonic novel-confession where small stories form a big story of the twentieth century. This story started on April 26th, 1986, when the most severe ecological disaster happened on the border of Belorussia and Ukraine. This novel includes personal stories of survivors written down by the author in 1987-2005. Panorama of Russia, Sale books on Ukraine, June 2014 [email protected] 26 020551 Bolgarin, I., Smirnov, V. Deviat' Zhiznei Nestora Makhno: Roman v Dvukh Knigakh: Kniga 1: Dikoe Pole. Kniga 2: Khmel' Svobody [The Nine lives of Nestor Makhno: A Novel: Book 2. The intoxication of freedom]. St. Petersburg: Amfora, 2006. 567 + 684 pp. 2 v. — Smotrim Film—Chitaem Knigu — Hardcover. 12 x 20 cm. ISBN 5367001211. In Russian. Regular Price 39. Sale Price 35 This is a documentary novel about the whole life of Nestor Makhno (1889-1934), one of the most popular leaders of peasant opposition to the revolution of 1917. Under the anarchist flag he fought sequentially with the Austrian-German army, the Hetman, the White and the Red armies. He made terms with the soviet government three times, and each time broke the agreement and started a rebellion. He escaped from Ukraine to Romania in 1921 and ended his life in Paris rejected by the Russian Diaspora. This novel was televised in Russia.

017550 Kurkov, Andrei. Posledniaia Liubov' Prezidenta: Roman [The last love of the president]. St. Petersburg: Amfora, 2005. 607 p. — Istoriia Budushchego — Hardcover. 13 x 18 cm. ISBN 5942780207. In Regular Price 22. Sale Price 20 This book is about the life of the Ukrainian president elected in 2011. The novel is a political story as much as a love story. It describes many realities of modern life in Ukraine. It was written before the "orange revolution" but predicts many of its outcomes

Geography and Natural History 016374 Rossiia, Strany SNG, Evropa, Aziia: Atlas Avtomobil'nykh Dorog [Russia, the CIS, Europe, Asia: Road atlas]. Moscow: Kartografiia, 2002. 328 p. color ill. Map. Hardcover. 21 x 29 cm. ISBN 5855761045. In Russian. Regular Price 45. Sale Price 41 Scale 1:500,000. This atlas, first of its scale, includes Russia, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Belorussia, Ukraine, Moldova, Georgia, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, Tajikistan, and Kyrgyzstan.

Science and Technology 021008 Mukhin, Iu.I. Prodazhnaia Devka Genetika [Prostitute genetics]. Moscow: Bystrov, 2006. 416 p. — Russkaia Pravda — Hardcover. 13 x 20 cm. ISBN 5976400434. In Russian. Regular Price 15. Sale Price 13.5 This book argues with a staple version of the history of genetics in Russia as the "tsar of all sciences" and as a science severely persecuted by the government. Iurii Mukhin rejects this view as a liberal myth and offers his reasons and facts which overthrow the image of Vavilov as a great geneticist and even doubt the fact and scale of "golodomor" in Ukraine.

CIS, New Independent States, Former USSR Republics 009275 Berchenko, O.I. et al. Geologicheskaia Istoriia Territorii Ukrainy: Paleozoi [Geological history of the Ukrainian territory: Paleozoic period]. Kyªv: Naukova Dumka, 1993. 199 [1] p. charts, maps. — Geologicheskaia Istoriia Territorii Ukrainy — Hardcover. ISBN 512003643. In Russian. Regular Price 22. Sale Price 20 This book is about the history of the geological development of the Ukraine during the Paleozoic era. It is addressed to geologists and geographers.

009263 Koval', Leonid. Administratyvne Pravo Ukraªny: Kurs Lektsii [Administrative law of Ukraine: A course of lectures]. Kyªv: Osnovy, 1994. 154 p. ISBN 5770756292. In Ukrainian. Regular Price 12. Sale Price 11 Panorama of Russia, Sale books on Ukraine, June 2014 [email protected] 27 The course of administrative law of the Ukraine taught in the institute of government management of the Ukranian Council of Ministers.

028675 Zhil'tsov, S.S. Ukraina: 20 Let Puti k Nezavisimosti [Ukraine: 20 year path to sovereignty]. Moscow: Vostok - Zapad, 2012. 338 p. pbk. 14 x 21 cm. ISBN 9785478013325. In Russian. Regular Price 32. Sale Price 29 This monograph includes a systematic analysis of the formation and development of the new independent state of Ukraine over the last 20 years. The author also describes the evolution of her political system, political competitions, and the regional and cultural spectrum of modern Ukraine. (0.425 kg.)

Current Topics 008260 Savoskul, S.S. Russkie Novogo Zarubezh'ia: Vybor Sud'by [Russians in adjacent new countries: Choice of fate]. Moscow: Nauka, 2001. 438 p. ill., tables. Hardcover. 13.5 x 21.5 cm. ISBN 5020087300. In Russian. Regular Price 33. Sale Price 29 About twenty million of Russians are left in the fourteen former Soviet republics that are now adjacent new independent states (NIS). How has the new political and economic reality affected the ethnic Russians, their economic situation, language status and behavior, their ethnopolitical orientations and political views, their plans for the future? This monograph answers these and many other questions based on many studies, including several surveys. The book describes the new situation by region: Ukraine, Moldova, the Baltic states, Caucasus, and Central Asia. Each chapter covers: demographic potential, social and linguistic self-identity of Russians, government language and citizenship policy, real and potential migration, its factors and motives.

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