An ethnographic look, in a non-scholarly book, on the Itelmen people, the original inhabitants of the Kamchatka Peninsula.

An analysis of the origins of the war, tactics and strategy during the war and its aftermath. The author was himself an active participant in the war.

The heroes of this amazing book are those commanders of the Red Army (representatives of its elite, the highest level of command staff), who, having been illegally repressed in the 1930s, nevertheless were released from the prisons and camps of the NKVD in 1939-1941, before the beginning of the Great Patriotic War: K.V. Rokossovsky, K.A. Meretskov, M.P. Mager, V.A. Zaitsev, A.V. Gorbatov, K.N....

History of scientific and specialized literature publishing in 1991-2001 in Russian Academy of Sciense (RAN). Pressrun: 500 copies.

This is the book of memories by Aleksandra Iurieva accompanied by comments by historian Kirsten Siver. This is a story of the naive and innocent girl from a good family who finds herself involved in a terrible predicament. She marries the Norwegian military man Vidkun Quisling, who helps Nunsen in the struggle against hunger in Ukraine (Kharkov). He moves his family abroad where it becomes...

Texts and letters of Gogol, all about spiritual growth and personal development.

In this book, he examines the training of the Red Army in the prewar period to the 'future battles with the imperialists.' What were the people who led the armed forces of the USSR, what weapons they ordered the designers looked like the Soviet military doctrine, what methods to prepare for war officer corps, rank and file soldiers and reservists, how it turned out in the fields v1941-1942 years.