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BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MATERIALS AVAILABLE FROM THE RUSSIAN STUDIES CENTER FOR SECONDARY SCHOOLS.

SUPPLEMENT. MAY 1968.Choate School. Wallingford. Conn. Russian Studies Center for Secondary Schools.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

I.

II.

BIBLIOGRAPHIES .

HISTCRYGENERAL HISTORY , .PRE-48T11 CENTURY, .18TH CENTURY . . .19TH CENTURY

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20TH CENTURY (GENERAL), . 3

WAR AM) REVOLIITION , 4 0 4SOVIET RUSSIA, 19214941 * . 6

WORID WAR, 1939.1915 , . 6

SIN= 1945. 0 . 6

III. CIVILIZATION. . 7

IV. COMMUNICATIONS . 8

V. COMMUNISM, MARXISM AND SOCIALISM . 9

VI. ECONOMY MD IAW, . . 11

EDUCATION. 0 9 12VII.

VIII. FOLKLORE 9 13

IX. FOREIGN RELATIONS . . c . . 13

X. GEOGRAPHY, DESCRIPTION AND TRAVEL. , 14

XI. GOVERNMENT MD POLITICS . . 16

XII, LA1GUAGEDICTIONARIES . . . 18GRAMMARS a . . 18RUSSIAN LANGUAGE READERS . , . , 18

TEACHING 4, . . . 19

XIII.

TEXTBOOKS .

LITERATURE

, 19

GENERAL SURVEYS , . . . . 20ANTHOLOGIES . . . . . . . 21DRAMA . . . . . . . . , 21FICTION. . . . . 22

POETRY 0 / 0 23

MEN OF LITERATURE . . . . 24MISCELLANY. . . . . , 25

XIV. MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCE 9 , 25

XV, MUSIC, ART, THEATRE AN) RECREATION . , 26

XVI. PHIIOSOPHY Ati) RELIGION 9 , 27

XVII. JOURFALS MD PERICDICALS. 9 0 27

XVIII, AUDIOVISUAL AIDSFILMTRIPS. . . . . 28RECORDS. . . 28TAPES . . . . . , 29

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MATERIAIS AVAILABLE

SUPPLEMENT:

I. BIBLIOGRAPHIES

FROM THE RUSSIAN STUDIES CENTER

MAY 1968

Harvard University library, RUSSIAN HISTORY SIhCE 1917; Widener Library

Shelflist No, 4. Cambridge: Harvard Univ 1966. 698p.

TWENTIETH CENTURY RUSSIAN IITERATURE; Widener library

Shelflist No. 3, Cambridge: Harvard Univ., 1965, 140p.

Stankiewicz, Edward and Worth, Dean S comps. A SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY

OF SLAVIC LINGUISTICS. The Hague: Mouton, 1966. 316p,

(Slavistic Printings and Reprintings Series)

HISTORY

GENERAL HISTCRY

Academy of Sciences of the U.S.S.R. A SHORT HISTORY OF THE U.S.S.R.

Moscow: Progress, 1965, 2 vols.

Adams, Arthur E., Matley, Ian M. and McCagg, William 0, AN ATLAS ar

RUSSIAN AND EAST EUROPEAN HISTORY. New York: Praeger, 1966,

204p.

Allworth, Edward, ed. CENTRAL ASIA: A CENTURY OF RUSSIAN RULE, New

York: Columbia Univ., 1967. 552p.

Almedingen, Edith M. A PICTURE HISTORY OF RUSSIA (juvenile). New York;

Franklin Watts, 1964, 61p,

THE ROMANOVS: THREE CENTURIES OF AN ILIA-FATED DYNASTY.

New York: Holt, Rinehart & Winston, 1966, 333p.

Chew, Allen F. AN ATLAS OF RUSSIAN HISTORY: ELEVEN CENTURIES OF CRAW,-

ING BORDERS. New Haven: Yale Univ., 1967, 111p,

Chirovsky, Nicholas L. AN INTRODUCTION TO RUSSIAN HISTORY. New York:

Philosophical Library, 1967, 229p.

Dmytryshyn, Basil, ed. IMPERIAL RUSSIA: A SOURCE BOOK, 1700-1917, New

York: Holt, Rinehart & Winston, 1967, 435p.

, ed. MEDIEVAL RUSSIA: A SOU= BOOK, 900-1700. New York:

Holt, Rinehart & Winston, 1967. 312p,

Freeborn, Richard, A SHORT 1ISTORY OF MODERN RUSSIA, New York: Morrow,

1966, 288p,

Hoetzsch, Otto. THE EVOLUTION OF RUSSIA. Translated from the German

by Rhys Evans. New York: Harcourt, Brace & World, 1966.

213p, (History of European Civilization Library Series)

GENERAL HISTORY (continued)

Howes, Robert C., ed,.trans. THE TESTAMENTS OF THE GRAND PRIhtES OF

MDSCCW. Ithaca: Cornell Univ 1967, 445p,

Jones, Sheila, A SIUDENT'S HISTORY OF RUSSIA. Long Island City: Perga

mon, 1966, 221p,

Lang, David M. A MODERN HISTORY OF SOVIET GEORGIA. New York: Grove,

1962. 298p.

- OUTLINE HISTORY oF THE U.S.S,R, Translated by George H.

Hanna. Moscow: Foreign Languages Publishing House, 1960.

446p.

Pares, Bernard, A HISTORY OF RUSSIA. Introduction by Richard Pares.

New York: Vintage, 19o5, 611p.

Senn, Alfred E., ed. READINGS IN RUSSIAN POLITICAL AND DIPLOMATIC

HISTORY. Vol. 1: The Tsarist Period; Vol, 2: The Soviet

Period. Homewood, Dtrsey, 1966, 2 vols.

Seton4Watnon, Hugh. THE RUSSIAN EMPIRE, 18014917. London: Orford

Univ., 1967. 813p,

Seton-Watson, Robert W. A HISTORY OF THE CZECHS AND SLOVAKS. Hamden,

Conn,: Archon Books, reissued 1965. 413110.

THE RISE OF NATIONALITY IN THE BALKANS, New York: Fertig,

reissued 1966, 308p.

Sturley, D. M. A SHORT HISTORY OF RUSSIA. London: Longmans, Green,

1964. 310p.

HISTCRY PRE-18TH CENTURY

Barbour, Philip L. DIMITRY, CALLED THE PRETENDER: TSAR AND GREAT

PRINCE OF ALL RUSSIA, 1605-1606, Boston: Houghton Mifflin,

1966. 387p.

Chadwick, Nora K. THE BEGINNINGS OF RUSSIAN HISTORY: AN EMUIRY INTO

SOURCE. Cambridge: Cambridge Univ., reissued 1966. 180p,

Fennell, John L. I. THE EMERGENCE OF moscad, 1304.1359. Berkeley:

Univ. of California, 1968. 352p.

Grey, Ian, TVAN III AND THE UNIFICATION OF RUSSIA. London: English

Universities, 1964. 182p.

Rice, Tamara T. FINDING OUT ABOUT THE EARLY RUSSIANS (juvenile). In-

troduction by Harrison Salisbury. New York: Lothrop, lee

& Shepard, 1964, 168p.

Rybakov, Bo A, EARLY CENTURIES OF RUSSIAN HISTORY. Ttanslated by John

Weir, Moscow: Progress, 1965, 230p.

HISTORY - 18TH CENTURY

Almedingen, Edith M. THE EMPEROR ALEXANDER I. New York: Vanguard,

1966, '57p.

Raeff, Marc, ed. PETER THE GREAT: REFORMER GR REVOLUTIONARY? Boston:

Heath, 1963. 109p. (Problems in European Civilization

Series)

Schuyler, Eugene. PETER THE GREAT, EMPEROR OF RUSSIA; A STUDY OF

HISTORICAL bIOGRAPHY. New York: Russell & Russell, reissued

1967. 2 vols.

HISTORY - 19TH CENTURY

Lensen, George A. RUSSIA'S JAPAN EXPEDITION aF 1852 TO 1855. Gaines-

ville: Univ. of Florida, 1955. 208p.

Olivier, Dania, THE BURNING aF MOSCCW, 1812. Translated from the

French by Michael Heron. New York: Crowell, 1966. 221p.

Tsuzuki, Chushichi. THE LIFE OF ELEANOR MARX, 1855-1898: A SOCIALIST

TRAGEDY. London: Oxford Univ 1967, 354P.

Witte, Sergei I. THE MEMOIRS OF COUNT WITTE. Translated from the ori-

ginal manuscript and edited by Avrahm Yarmolinsky, New

York: Fertig, 1967, 445p.

HISTORY . 20TH CENTURY (GENERAL)

Alliluyeva, Svetlana. DVADTSAV PISEM K DRUG". New York: Harper & Row,

1967, 216p,

TWENTY LETTERS TO A FRIEND. Translated by Priscilla

Johnson WMillan. New York: Harper & Row, 1967. 246p.

Canoe, Olaf K. SOVIET EMPIRE: THE TURKS OF CENTRAL ASIA AND STALINISM.

New York: St. Martin's, 1967, 308p.

Deutscher, Isaac. STALIN; A POLITICAL BIOGRAPHY. New York: Oxford

Univ., 1967. 661p.

THE UNFINISHED REVOLUTION: RUSSIA, 1917.1967. New York:

Oxford Univ., 1967, 115p. (The Trevelyan Lecturet, 1967)

Ebon, Martin. SVETLANA: THE STORY OF STALIN'S DAUGHTER. New York: New

American Library, 1967* 215P.

Gatz!er, Israel. MARTOV: A pourplu, BIOGRAPHY OF A RUSSIAN SOCIAL

DEMOnRAT. London: Cambridge Univ., 1967. 246p.

Hendel, Samuel and Braham, Randolph L., eds. THE U,S.S.R. AFTER 50

YEARS: PROMISE AND REALITY, New York: Knopf, 1967. 299p.

- IMPACT OF THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION, 1917-1967; THE INFLUEWL

OF BOISHEVISM ON THE WtR1D OUTSIDE RUSSIA. New York: Oxford,

Univ., 1967. 357p, (Royal Institute of Internat'l Affairs)

HISTORY - 20TH CENTURY (GENERAL) (continued)

Kei.lan, George F. MEMOIRS, 1925.1950. Boston: Little, Brown, 1967.

583p,

Lensen, George A, THE RUSSO.CHINESE WAR. Tallahassee: Diplomatic,

1967, 315p,

Massie, Robert K. NICHOLAS AND ALEXANDRA. New York: Atheneum, 1967,584p,

Nettle J, Pe ROSA UTXEMBURG, New York: Oxford Univ., 1966. 2 vols.

THE SOVIET ACHIEVEMENT. New York: Harcourt, Brace &World, 1967. 288p.

Park, Alexander Gre BOLSHEVISM IN TURKESTAN, 1917.1927, New York:

Columbia Univ., 1957. 428p1, (Studies of the RussianInstitute)

Pipes, Richard, ed, REVOLUTIONARY RUSSIA. Cambridge: Harvard Univ.,1968, 365p. (Russian Research Center Studies, No. 55)

Rauch, Georg von, A HI3TORY OF SOVIET RUSSIA. Ttanslated from the

German by Peter and Annette Jecobsohn. New York: Praeger,1967,

Rigby, T. H.. ed. STALIN. Englewood Cliffs: Prentice-Hall, 1966.182p, (Great Lives Observed Series)

Schapiro, Leonard B. and Reddaway, Peter, eds. LENIN: THE MAN, THE

THEORIST, THE LEADER; A REAPPRAISAL. New York: Praeger,1967, 317p, (Hoover Institution on War, Revolution, andPeace)

Seton-Matson, Hugh, THE EAST EUROPEAN REVOLUTION. New York: Praeger,1956, 435p,

Smith, Edward E. THE YOUNG STALIN: THE EARLY YEARS OF AN ELUSIVEREVOUJTIONARY, New York: Farrar, Straus, 1967. 470p0

Westwood, J, N. RUSSIA, 1917.1964, New York: Harper & Row, 1966. 208p.

HISTORY - WAR Am. REVOLUTION

Alexandrav, Victor, THE END OF THE ROMANOVS. Translated by WilliamSutcliffe, Boston: Little, Brown, 1966. 256P.

Brinkley, George A4 THE VOLUNTEER ARMY AND ALLIED INTERVENTION INSOUTH RUSSIA, 1917-1921; A STMY IN THE POLITLCS AND DIPLO-MACY OF THE RUSSIAN CIVIL WAR. Notre Dame: Notre DameUniv., 196f. 446p.

Cberniavsky, Michael. PROLOGUE TO REVOLUTION; NOTES OF A. N. ima 3141TOV

ON THE SECRET MEETINGS OF THE COUICIL OF MINISTERS, 1915,Englewood Cliffs: Prentice-Hall, 1967, 249p. (RussianCivilization Series)

IIMMINNEA

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HISTORY . WAR AND REVOLUTION (continued)

Daniels, Robert V. RED OCTOBER: THE BC1SHEVIK REVOUTION OF 1917. New

York: Scribner's, 1967, 269p,

Goldston, Robert C. THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION (juvenile). Drawings and

photographs by Donald Carrick. Indianapolis: Bobbs-Merrill,

1966, 224p,

Katkov, George, RUSSIA 1917: THE FEBRUARY REVOLUTION.Harper & Row, 1967, 489p,

Kochan,

New York:

Lionel. RUSSIA IN REVOLUTION, 1890-1918, New York: New Ameri-

can Library, 1966, 352p.

Lecar, Helene, THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION; A COWISE HISTORY AID INTERPRE.

TATION, New York: Ardmore, 1967, 149p,

Marshall, Samuel L. A4 THE AMERICAN HERITAGE HISTORY OF WORLD WAR I.

By the editors of American Heritage, the magazine of history,

narrative by S. L. A. Marshall. New York: American Heri-

tage, 1964, 384p.

Mitchell, Allan. REVOLUTION IN BAVARIA, 1918-1919s THE EISNER REGIME

AND THE SOVIET REPUBLIC. Princeton: Princeton Univ., 1965.

374p.

Morley, James W. THE JAPANESE THRUST INTO SIBERIA, 1918. New York:

Columbia Univ 1957, 395p. (Studies of the Russian Inst.)

Pearlstien, Edward De, ed. REVOIUTION IN RUSSIA/ AS REPORTED BY THE

NOW YORK TRIBUNE AND THE NEW YORK HERALD, 18944921. Few

York: Viking, 1967, 297p.

Pethybridge, Roger W. WITNESSES TO THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION. London:

Allen & Unwin, 1964, 308p.

Rabinowitch, Alexander, PRELUDE TO REVOLUTION; THE PETROGRAD BOISHEVIKS

AND THE JULY 1917 UPRISING. Bloomington: Indiana Univ.,

1968, 299p.

Schwarz,

Shukman,

Sobolev,

THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION; ESSAYS, PHOTOGRAPHS, AND EXCERPTS

FROM CIASSIC WORKS ABOUT THE MEN AND THE IDEAS THAT SHAPED

THE MOST SIGNIFICANT REVOLUTION OF THE 20TH CENTURY. New

York: CBS Records, 1967, 253p. (CBS Legacy .Book)

Solomon M. THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION OF 1905; THE WORKERS' MOVE-

MENT AND THE FORMATION OF BOISHEVISM AND MENSHEVISM,Translated by Gertrude Vakar, Chicago: Univ. of Chicago,

1967. 361p, (Roover Institution on War, Revolution & Peace)

Harold, LENIN AND THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION, New York: Putnam's,

1967. 224p.

P. N., gen'l ed. HISTORY OF THE OCTOBER REVOLUTION. Edited

by members of the Institute of History of the Soviet Academy

of Sciences. Moscow: Progress, 1966, 440p,

HISTORY - UAR AND REVOLUTION (continued)

Thompson, John M. RUSSIA, BOLSHEVISM, AND THE VERSAILLES PEACE.

Princeton: Princeton Univ., 1966. 429p. (Studies of the

Russian Institute, Columbia Univ.)

Tschebotarioff, Gregory P. RUSSIA, MY NATIVE LAND; A U.S. ENGINEER

REMINISCES AND LOOKS AT THE PRESENT. New York: McGraw-

Hill, 1964, 384p.

HISTCRY . SOVIET RUSSIA, 1921.1941

Chiang Kai.shek, SOVIET RUSSIA IN CHINA; A SUMMING.UP AT SEVENTY.Translated under the direction of Madame Chiang Kai-shek,New York: Farrar, Straus & Giroux, 1965* 218p.

Eugenia S. JOURNEY INTO THE WHIRLWIND. Translated by Paul

Stevenson and Mix Hayward. New York: Harcourt, Brace &World, 1967, 418p,

Leon. PROBLEMS OF THE CHINESE REVOLUTION. Appendices by

Zinoviev, Vuyovitch, Nassonov and others; new foreword byMax Shachtman. Ann Arbor: Univ. of Michigan, 1967. 441p.

Ginzburg,

Trotsky,

HISTORY . WORLD WAR, 19394945

Huxley-Blythe, Peter J. THE EAST CAME WEST. Caldwell, Idaho: Caxton,

1964, 225p,

Kreusler, Abraham A. A TEACHER'S EXPERIENCES IN THE SOVIET UNION.Leiden: Brill, 1965. 194p*

- STALINGRAD: JULY 1942-FEBRUARY 1943. Text by Konstantin

Simonov, photographs by Georgi Zelma. (parallel Russian-English text) Moscow: Novosti Press Agency, nod.

Stypulkowski, Zbigniew F. INVITATION TO MOSCOW. New York: Walker,

(1951), 3r9p.

Wigmans, Johan 114 TEN YEARS IN SIBERIA. London: Darton, Longman &

Todd, 1964. 234p.

HISTORY . SINCE 1945

Black, Cyril E. THE DYNAMICS OF MODERNIZATION: A STUDY IN COMPARATIVEHISTORY. New York: Harper & Row, 1966. 207p.

Byrnes, Robert F., ed. THE UNITED STATES AND EASTERN EUROPE. Engle-

Imod Cliffs, Prentice-Hall, 1967. 176p. (rhe AmericanAssembly, Columbia University)

Halle, Louis J. THE COLD WAR AS HISTORY. New York: Harper & Row, 1967*434p.

Hayter, William. THE KREMLIN AND THE EMBASSY. New York: Macmillan,1966. 160p.

HISTORY - SINCE 1945 (continued)

Lukacs, John A. A NEW HISTORY OF THE COLD WAR. Garden City: Doubleday,1966, 426p,

Salisbury, Harrison E. mamcw JOURNAL: THE END OF STALIN. Chicago:Univ. of Chicago, 1961. 449p.

Schwartz, Harry, ed, RUSSIA ENTERS THE 1960S; A DOCUMENTARY REPORT ONTHE 22ND CONGRESS OF THE COMMUNIST PARTY OF THE SOVIETUNION. Philadelphia: Lippincott, 1962, 278p,

Seabury, Paul. THE RISE AND DECLINE OF THE COLD WAR. New York: BasicBooks, 1967, 171p,

III. CIMIZATION

A1;, Herschel and Edith. THE NSW SOVIET MAN: HIS UPBRINGING ANDCHARACTER DEVELDPMENT. New York: Bookman, 1964, 304p,

Bacon, Elizabeth E. CENTRAL ASTMS UMER RUSSIAN RULE; A STUDY INCUIXURAL CHANGE, Ithaca: Cornell Univ., 1966. 273p,

Dunn, Stephen P. and Ethel. THE PEASANTS OF CENTRAL RUSSIA. New York:Holt, Rinehart &Winston, 1967, 139p,

Greenberg, Louis. THE JEWS IN RUSSIA: THE STRUGGLE FOR EMANCIPATION.New foreword by Alfred levin. New Haven: Yale Univ., 1951.213p,

Gunther, John, INSIDE RUSSIA TODAY. New York: Harper & Row, 1962. 604p*

MEET SOVIET RUSSIA. Bk.1: Land, People, Sights; Bk.2:Leaders, Politics, Problems. New Yock: Harper & Row, 1962,2 vols.

Hindus, Maurice G. THE KREMLIN'S HUMAN DILEMMA: RUSSIA AFTER HALF ACENTURY OF REVOLUTION. Garden City: Doubleday, 1967. 395p,

Krader, Lawrence, PEOPLES OF CENTRAL ASIA, The Hague: Mouton, 1966.322p, (Indiana Univ, Uralic and Altaic Series, No. 26)

Krotkov, Yury. I AM FROM MOSCOW; A VIEW OF THE RUSSIAN MIRACLE. NewYorks Dutton, 1967, 213p.

Lang, David M. THE GEORGIANS. New York: Praeger, 1966. 244p.(Ancient Peoples and Places Series)

Laqueur, Walter Z and Labedz, leopold, eds, THE STATE OF SOVIETSTUDIES. Cambridge: M.I.T., 1965. 177p.

Lerlen, George A. THE SOVIET UNION: AN INTRODUCTION. New York: Apple-ton-Century-Crofts, 1967, 181p,,

Mace, David R. and Vera. THE SOVIET FAMILY. Garden City: Dolphin,1963, 387p,

CIVILIZATION (continued)

Miller, Wright. THE U.S.S.R. London: Oxford Univ., 1963. 126p.

(Modern World Series)

Pah len, Konstantin K. MISSION TO TURKESTAN; BEING THE MEMOIRS CF COUNT

K. K. PAHIEN, 1908.1909. Edited, with an introduction, by

Richard A. Pierce; translated by N. J. Couriss. New York:

Oxford Univ., 1964. 241p,

Parry, Albert, THE NEW CLASS DIVIDED: SCIENCE MD TECHNOLOGY VERSUS

CONIUNISM. New York: Macmillan, 1966, 364p,

Pitcher, Harvey J. UNDERSTANDING THE RUSSIANS, London: Allen & Unwin,

1964, 197p,

Plekhanav, Georgii V. HISTORY CF RUSSLAN SOCIAL THOUGHT. Translated

by Boris M. Bekkar and others. New York: Fertig, reissued

1966, 224p,

Roberts, Edwin A., Jr. RUSSIA TODAY. Silver Spring: National Observer,

1967. 205p,

Salisbury, Harrison E., ed. THE SOVIET UNION: THE FIFTY YEARS. New

York: Harcourt, Brace &World, 1967, 484p, New York

Times Book)

Seton-Matson, Hugh. EASTERN EUROPE BETWEEN THE WARS, 1918.1941. Ham-

den, Conn,: Archon Books, 1962, 425p.

Thompson, Michael W, ed. NOVGORCO THE GREAT; ENCAVATIONS AT THE

NEDIEVAL CITY DIRECTED BY A. V. ARTSIKHOVSKY AN) B. A.

KOICHIN. New York: Praeger, 1967, 104p.

Tompkins, Stuart R. THE TRIUMPH OF BOLSHEVISM REVOLUTION OR REACTION?

Norman: Univ. of Oklahoma, 1967. 331p.

Whiting, Kenneth R. THE SOVIET UNION TODAY; A, CONCISE HANDBOOK. New

York: Praeger, 1966, 423p.

Eliezer. THE J3WS OF SI1EJCF; A PERSONAL REPORT ON SOVIET

JEWRY, Translated from the Hebrew by Neal Kozodoy. New

Ybrk: Holt, Rinehart A: Winston, 1966. 143p.

Wilbur, William!". RUSSIAN COMMUNISM: A CHALLENGE AND Al FRAUD. Cald-

well, Idaho: Caxton, 1964, 296p,

rv. CONINIUNICATIONS

Friedberg, Maurice. RUSSIAN CIASSICS IN SOVIET JACKETS. New York:

Columbia Univ., 1962, 228p. (Studies of the Russian

Institute)

Markham, James W. VOICES OF THE RED GIANTS: COMUNICATIONS IN RUSSIA

AND CHINA, Ames: Iowa State Univ., 1967. 513p.

V. COMMUNISM MARXISM AND SOCIALISM

Avrich, Paul. THE RUSSIAN ANARCHISTS. Princeton: Princeton Univ.,

1967. 303p. (Studies of the Russian Institute, Columbia

Univ.)

Barons Samuel H. PIEKHANOV: THE FATHER OF RUSSIAN MARXISM. Stanford:

Stanford Univ., 1963. knOp.

Bochefiski, Joseph 14 and Niemeyer, Gerhart, eds. HANDBOOK ON COMMUNISM

New York: Praeger, 1962. 686p.

Braunthal, Julius. HISTCRY OF THE INTERNATIONAL. Vol. 1: 1864.1914;

Vol. 2: 1914.1943. Translated from the German by Henry

Collins, Kenneth Mitchell and John Clark. New York:

Praeger, 1967. 2 vols.

Caute, David. COMMUNISM AND THE FRENCH INTELLECTUALS, 1914-1960. New

York: Macmillan, 1964. 412p.

De George, Richard T. PATTERNS OF SOVIET THOUGHT: THF ORIGINS ANDDEVELOPMENT OF DIALECTICAL AND HISTORICAL MATERIALISM.Ann Arbor- Univ. of Michigan, 1966. 293p.

Degras, Jane T., ed. THE COMMUNIST INTERNATIONAL, 1°19.1943:DOCUMENTS;Vol. 3: 19294943. New York: Oxford Uni a, 1965. 494p.

Delfgaauu, Bernardus H,, I. THE YOUNG MARX. Translated from the Dutch

by Franklin SchUtz and Martin Redfern, with a letter fromKarl Marx to his father translated by William Glen-Doeple.Westminster, Md.: Newman, 1967. 117p.

Deutscher, Isaac. IRONIES OF HISTORY; ESSAYS ON CONNMPORARY COMMINISM.New York: Oxford Univ., 1966. 278p.

Drachkovitch, Milorad M., ed. THE REVOLMIONARY INTERNATIONALS, 1864.1943. Stanford: Stanford Univ., 1966. 256p. (Hoover

Institution on War, Revolution, ard Peace)

, and Lazitch, Branko, eds. THE COMINTERN: HISTORICAL HIGH-

LIGHTS; ESSAYS, RECOLLECTIONS, DOCUMENTS, New York:

Praeger, 1966. 430p. (Hoover Institution on War, Revolu-

tion, and Peace)

Gankin, Olga H. and Fisher, Harold H. THE BOISHEVIO AN) THE WORIDWAR: THE ORIGIN OF THE THIRD INTERNATIONAL Stanford: Stan-

ford Univ., 1940. 856p. (Hoover Library on War, Revolu-

tion, and Peace, No. 15)

Gruber, Helmut, comp. INTERNATIONAL CaMMUNISM IN THE ERA OF LENIN: ADOCUMENTARY HISTORY. Ithaca: Cornell Univ., 1967. 512p.

Kosa, John. TWO GENERATIONS OF SOVIET MAN; A STUDY IN THE PSYCHOLOGY

OF COMMUNISM Chapel Hill: Univ. of North Carolina, 1962.214p.

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communism, MARXL&N AND SOCIALISM (continued)

Labedz, Leopold, ed. INTERNATIONAL COMMUNISM AFTER KRRUSHCHEV. Cam-bridge: M.I.T., 1965. 232p.

, ed. REVISIONLSM; ESSAYS ON THE HISTORY OF MARXIST IDEAS.London: Allen & Unwin, 1962. 404p.

, and Urban George R., eds. THE SINCLSOVIET CONFLICT;ELEVEN RADIO DISCUSSIONS. Chester Springs, Pa.: DufourEditions, 1965. 192p, (Radio Free Europe)

Laqueur,WAlter, Z. and labedz, Leopold, eds. THE FUTURE OF COMMUNISTSOCIEM New York: Praeger, 1962. 196p,

Ladki, Harold J. HAROLD J. LASKI ON THE COMMUNIST MANIFESTO: AN INTRO-DUCTION, With original text and prefaces by Karl Marx andFriedrich Engels; foreword by T. B. Bottomore. New York:Pantheon, 1967. 179p.

Lobkowicz, Nicholas, ed. MARX AND THE WESTERN WORLD. Notre Dame: Univ.of Notre Dame, 1967. 444p.

Mensal, Robert II,, ed. INTERNATIONAL REIATIONS AMDNG CI:MONISTS.Englewood Cliffs: Prentice-Hall, 1967. 181p.

Meek, Dorothea L., ed.-trans. SOVIET YOUTH: Sae ACHIEVEMENTS ANDPROBLEMS; EXCERPTS FROM THE SOVIET PRESS, London: Rout ledge& Kegan Paul, 1957, 251p,

Meyer, Frank S. THE MOUIDING OF COMUNISTS: THE TRAINDG CF THE comma-NIST CADRE. New York: Harcourt, Brace & World, 1961. 214p.

Morris, Bernard S. INTERNATIONAL COMMUNISM AND AMERICAN POLICY. NewYork: Atherton, 1966. 179p.

Neill, Thomas P. and Collins, James D. COMMUNISM WHY IT IS AND HCW rrWORKS. New York: Sheed A, Ward, 1964. 216p.

O'Neill, Robert 1,, ed. ECHOES OF REVOLT: Thil MASSES, 1911-1917.Introduction by Irving Howe; afterword by Max Eastman.Chicago: Quadrangle, 1966, 303p.

Radek, Karl, PORTRAITS AND PAMPHLETS. Introduction by A. J. Cummings .notes by Alec Brown, Freeport, N.Y.: Books for Libraries,reissued 1966. 306p,

Robinson, Joan, AN ESSAY ON MARXIAN ECONOMICS. New York: St, Martin's,1966, 103p.

Swearingen, Rodger, ed. SOVIET AND CHINESE COMMUNIST PCNER IN THEWORID TODAY. New York: Basic Books, 1966. 127p.

Treadg, "d, Donald W., ed. SOVIET AND CHINESE COMJUNISM: SIMILARITIESAND DIFFERENCES. Seattle: Univ. of Washington, 1967. 4.52p.

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COMMUNISM MARXISM MO SOCIALISM (continued)

Urgo, Michael. THE COMMUNIST CONSPIRACY VERSUS OUR DENOCRATIC HERI-

TAGE, New York: Carlton, 1964, 87p,

Vigor, Teter H. A GUDE TO MARXISM, AND ITS EFFECTS ON SOVIET DEVELOP-

MENT. New York: Humanities, 1966, 253p.

VI. ECONOMY AND LMi

Berman, Harold J. and Mhggs, Peter B. DISARMAMENT INSPECTION UNDER

SOVIET LAW, Dobbs Ferry, N.Y.: Oceana, 1967. 154p.

Bornstein, Nbrris and Fusfeld, Daniel, eds. THE SOVIET ECONOMY; A BOOK

OF READIN3S, Homewood, Ill.: Irwin, 1966, 389p.

Conquest, Robert, ed. INDUSTRIAL WORKERS IN THE U,S.S.R, New York:

Praeger, 1967, 203p. (Contemporary Soviet Union Series)

Deutscher, Isaac. SOVIET TRADE UNIONS: THEIR PLACE IN SOVIET LABOUR

POLICY. New York: Oxford Univ., 1950. 156p,

Granick, David. MANAGEMENT OF THE IMUSTRIAL FIRM IN THE U.S.S.R,; A

STUDY IN SOVIET ECONOMIC PLANNING. New York: Columbia

Univ 1954, 346p. (Studies of the Russian Institute)

Hayward, Max, ed.-trans ON TRIAL; THE SCWIET STATE VERSUS "ABRAM

TERTZ" AND "NIXOLAI ARZHAK." New York: Harper & Row, 1967

(revised and enlarged edition), 310P.

Hazard, John N. SETTLIIC DISPUTES IN SOVIET SOCIETY; THE FORMATIVE

YEARS OF IEGAL INSTITUTIONS. New York; Columbia Univ.,

1960, 534p. (Studies of the Russian Institute)

Jacobson, Harold K. THE U.S.S.R. AND TIM UN'S ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL

ACTIVITIES, Notre Dame: Univ. of Notre Dame, 1963, 309p.

Johnpoll, Bernard K. THE POLITICS OF FUTILITY; THE GENERAL JEWISH

WtRKERS BUND OF POLAND, 1917-1943. Ithaca: Cornell Univ.,

1967, 298p.

Kirchner, Walther, COIVERCIAL RELATIONS BETWEEN RUSSIA AND EUROPE,

1400 TO 1800; COLLECTED ESSAYS. Bloomington; Indiana Univ.,

1966, 332p, (Russian and East European Series, No. 33)

Iandauer, Carl, CONTEMPORARY ECONOMTC SYSTEMS; A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS,

Philadelphia: Lippincott, 1964, 560p.

Loucks, William N, COMPARATrVE ECONOMIC SYSTEMS. New York: Harper &

Row, 1965 (7th edition). 758P.

Novel Alec and Newth, J. A. THE SOVIET MIDDLE EAST: A COMMUNIST MEDEL

FOR DEVELOPMENT. New Ybrk: Praeger, 1966. 160p,

- REPORT OF COURT PROCEEDINGS: THE CASE OF THE ANTI-SOVIET

TROTSKYITE CENTRE; HEARD BEFORE THE MILITARY COLIEGIUM OF

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ECONOMY AID IAW (continued)

THE SUPREME CCURT OF THE U.S.S.R., MOSCOW, JANUAWY 23-30,1937, IMRE: Y. L. PYATAKOV ET AI, New York: Fertig,reissued 1967. 580p,

W 4P . REPORT CV COURT PROCEEDINGS: THE CASE CV THE TROTSKYITE-ZINOVIEVITE TERRORIST CENTRE, HEARD BEFORE THE MILITARYCOLLEGIUM OF THE SUPREME COURT ap THE U.S.S.R., MOSCad,JANUARY 19-24, 1936, IN RE: G. E. ZINOVIEV ET AL, NewYork: Fertigs reissued 1967. 180p.

Slusser, Robert M. and Triska, jan Foo, comps. A CALENDAR OF SCVIETTREATIES, 1917-1957. Stanford: Stanford Univ., 1959, 530p.(Hoover Institution on War, Revolution, and Peace)

Swianiewicz, S. FORCED 1ABOUR A/V ECONOMIC DEVE1DPMEVT: AN ENQUIRYINTO THE EXPERIENCE OF SOVIET INDUSTRIALIZATION, New York:Oxford Univ., 1965, 321p.

Tansky, Leo. U.S. AND U.S.S.R. AID TO DEVELOPING COUNTRIES; A COMPARA-TIVE STUDY OF INDIA, TURKEY, AND THE U.A.R. New York:Praeger, 1967. 192p.

Turgeon, Lynn. THE CONTRASTIIG ECONOMIES; A STUDY OF MODERN ECONOMICSYSTEMS. Boston: Allyn & Bacon, 1963, 382p.

Zebot, Cyril A, THE ECONOMICS OF COMPETITIVE COEXISTEVE: CONVERGE=THROUGH GRCMTH. New York: Praeger, 1964* 262p,

VII. EDUCATION

Amar, Andrew R. A WIUDENT IN MDSCCW, London: Ampersand, nod. 64p.

Bowen, James, SOVIET EDUCATION; ANTON MAKARENKO AND THE YEARS CVEXPERIMENT, Madison: Univ. of Wisconsin, 1962. 232p.

Dejneko, M. 11, 40 LET NARODNOGO OBRAZOVANIJA V S.S.S.R. Moscow:R.S.F.S.R, Ministry of Education, 1957. 273P,

Gmurman, V. E. DISTSIPLINA V SHKOLE Mbscow: R.S.F.S.R. Academy ofPedagogical Sciences, 1958. 239p.

Golubkov, V. V. WTODIKA PREPODAVANIJA LITERATURY, Moscow: R.S.F,S.R,Ministry of Education, 1957. 494p.

Korol, Alexander G. SOVIET EDUCATION FOR SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY. Cam-bridge: 1957. 513p.

Noah, Harold J. FINANCING SOVIET SCHOOLS. New York: Columbia TeachersCollege, 1966. 294p. (Studies of the Russian Institute)

Taubman, William, THE VIEW FROM 1ENIN HILLS: SOVIET YOUTH IN FERMENT,New York: Coward-14:Cann, 1967, 249p,

Tolstoy, Lev N. ON EDUCATION. Translated by Leo Wiener; introductionby R. D. Archambault. Chicago: Univ. of Chicago, 1967. 360p,

VIII. FOLKLORE

Etchemendy, Teje, TALES OF OLD RUSSIA (juvenile), Chicago: RandMENally, 1964, 96p.

Lang, David M., ed.-trans, uns AND LEGENDS OF THE GEORGIAN SAINTS.London: Allen & Unwin, 1956. 179p.

THE WISDOM OF BAIAHVAR; A CHRISTIAN LEGEND OF THE BUDDHA.London: Allen & Unwin, 1957. 133p.

Villa, Susie Hoogasian. 100 ARMENIAN TALES, AND THEIR FOLKLORISTICRELEVANCE. Detroit:Wayne State Univ., 1966. 602p.

IX. FOREIGN RELATIONS

Berzins, Alfredo, THE WO FACES OF CD-EXISTENCE. New York: Speller,1967, 335p.

Bromke, Adam and Uren, Philip E., eds. THE COMMUNIST STATES AND THEWEST, New York: Praeger, 1967, 242p.

Conquest, Robert, ed, THE POLITICS OF IDEAS IN THE U.S.S.R. New York:Praeger, 1967, 175p. (Contemporary Soviet Union Series)

Copp, DeWitt S. IMIDENT AT HMIS GIEB: THE TRAGEDY OF NEWCOMB MOTT.Garden City: Doubleday, 1968, i30p,

Druks, Herbert. HARRY S TRUMAN AND THE RUSSIANS, 1945-1953, New York:Speller, 1966. 291p.

Dyck, Harvey L. WEIMAR GERMANY AND SOVIET RUSSIA, 1926-1933; A STUDYIN DIPLOMATIC INSTABILITY. New York: Columbia Univ., 1966,279p. (Studies of the Russian Institute)

Eudin, Xenia J. and Fisher, Harold H. SOVIET RUSSIA AND THE WEST, 1920-1927: A DOCUMENTAWY SURVEY. Stanford: Stanford Univ., 1957.450ph. (Hoover Library on 'ar, Revolution, and Peace)

, and Alorth, Robert C. SOVIET RUSSIA AND THE EAST, 1920-.1927: A, DOCUMENTARY SURVEY. Stanford: Stanford Univ., 1957.478p. (Roover Library on War, Revolution, and Peace)

Farnsworth, Beatrice. WILLIAM C. BUILITT AND THE SOVIET UNION. Bloom-ington: Indiana Univ., 1967. 244p.

Filene, Peter Go AMERICANS AND THE SOVIET EXPERIMENT, 1917.1933, Cam-bridge: Harvard Univ., 1967. 389p,

Fleming, Denna F. THE COLD WAR AND ITS ORIGINS, 1917.1960. Vol. 1:1917.1950; Vol. 2: 1950.1960. Garden City: Dcableday, 1961.2 vols.

Floyd, David, MAO AGAINST KHRUSHCHEV; A SHORT HISTORY OF THE SINCLSOVIET CONFLICT. New York: Praeger, 1964. 456p.

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FOREIGN RELATIONS (continued)

Gehlen, Michael P. THE POLITICS OF COEXISTENCE: SOVIET METHODS AND

MOTIVES, Bloomington: Indiana Univ., 1967, 334p..

Grzybowski, Kazimierz, THE SOCIALIST COMMONWEALTH OF NATIONS: ORGANI-

ZATIONS AND INSTITUTIONS. New Haven: Yale Univ., 1964.

300p,

Kalb, Mhrvin L. DRAGON IN THE KREMLIN: A REPORT ON THE RUSSIAN-CHINESE

ALLIANCE. New York: Dutton, 1961, 258p,

Kertesz, Stephen D. DIPLOMACY IN A WHIRLPOOL: HUNGARY BETWEEN NAZI

GERMANY AND SOVIET RUSSIA, Notre Dame: Univ, of Notre Dame,

1953. 273p,

Lens, Sidney, THE FUTILE CRUSADE; ANTI.COMMINISM AS AMERICAN CREDO.

Chicago: Quadrangle, 1964, 256p,

MacKenzie, David, THE SERBS AND RUSSIAN PAN-SLAVISP4 18754878,

Ithaca: Cornell Univ., 1967, 365p,

Nollau, Maher and Wiehe, Hans 3. RUSSIA'S SOUTH FLANK; SOVIET OPERA.

TIM IN IRAN, TURKEY, AND AFGHANISTAN. Translated from

the German by Victor Andersen, New York: Praeger, 1963.

171p,

Rieber, Alfred J. STALIN AND THE FRENCH COMMUNIST PARTY, 29414947.

New York: Columbia Univ., 1962, 395p. (Studies of the

Russian Institute)

Rubinstein, Alvin Z., ed, THE FOREIGN POLICY OF THE SOVIET UNION, New

York: Random, 1966. 458p,

Spector, Ivar, THE SOVIET UNION AND THE MUSLIM WORLD, 1917.1959,

Seattle: Univ. of Weshington, 1959. 328p.

Whiting, Allen Se SOVIET POLICIES IN CHINA, 19174924, New York:

Columbia Univ., 1953, 350p, (Studies of the Russian

Institute)

Wynne, Greville M. CONTACT ON GORKY STREET. New York: Atheneum, 1967.

222p,

A. GEOGRAPHY, DESCRIPTION AND TRAVEL

Baron, Samuel H., ed,.trans, THE TRAVELS OF OLEARIUS IN SEVENTEENTH.

CENTURY RUSSIA, Stanford: Stanford Unive, 1967, 349p,

Botting, Douglas. ONE CHILLY SIBERIAN MORNING, New York: Macmillan,

1965. 192p,

Chekhov, Anton P, THE ISLAND; A JOURNEY TO SAKHALIN, Translated by

Luba and Michael Terpak. New York: Washington Square,

1967, 374p,

17, '..''Y'r,-.VItylV410$14froPriVr4M/r*PNWIWOPPIPIP0110.1190.111,V1PRIPAIrrwemPfr

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GEOGRAPHY, DESCRIPTION AND TRAVEL (continued)

Collins, Perry M. SIBERIAN JOURNEY: DOWN THE AMUR TO THE PACIFIC, 1856-1857; New edition of "A Voyage Down the Amoor." Edited,with an introduction, by Charles Vevier. Madison: Univ. ofWisconsin, 1962, 370p.

Gide, Andre P, G. RETURN FROM THE U.S.S.R. Translated from the Frenchby Dorothy Bussy, New York: McGraw-Hill, 1964. 94p.

Kalb, Mervin L. THE VOLGA; A POLITICAL, JOURNEY THROUGH RUSSIA. NewYork: Macmillan, 1967, 191p,

Kann, P, LENINGRAD; A SHORT GUIDE, Translated by Robert Daglish.Moscow: Foreign Languages Publishing House, 1959. 199p,

Kovalyov, A, MOSCOW; A SHORT GUIDE. Translated by Victor Schneierson,Moscow: Foreign Languages PUblishing House, 1960. 180p,

Ledyard, John, JOHN LEDYARD'S JOURNEY THROUGH RUSSIA AND SIBERIA, 1787-1788; THE JOURNAL AND SELECTED LETTERS, Edited, with anintroduction, by Stephen D. Watrous. Madison: Univ. ofWisconsin, 1966, 293p.

- LENINGRAD; A SHORT GUIDE-BOOK. Translated by N. L. Elyash-kevich, U.S.S,R., 1966. 162p.

Lydolph, Paul E. GEOGRAPHY OF THE U.S.S.R. New York: Wiley, 1964.451p,

Mosby, Alineo THE VIEW FROM NO, 13 PEOPLE'S STREET. New York: Random,1962, 308p.

MOSCUi: TOURIST GUIDE. Mbscow: Novosti Press Agency, ned,(1967), 415p,

Osborne, Richard H. EAST-CENTRAL EUROPE; AN INTRODUCTORY GEOGRAPHY,New York: Praeger, 1967, 384p.

Rondidre, Pierre. SIBERIA. Adapted from a translation by Charles DuffaNew York: Ungar, 1967. 205p,

Rosenfeld, Stephen and Barbara. nETURN FROM RED SQUARE, Wtshington:Robert B. Luce, 1967, 2:;614

Rounds, Frank W. A WINDCW ON RED SQUARE. Boston: Houghton Mifflin,1953, 304p,

Simpson, Colin. THIS IS RUSSIA; AND CENTRAL ASIAN REPUBLICS OF THESOVIET UNION. London: Hodder & Stoughton, 1965. 513p,

Soloukhin, Vladimir A, A, WALK IN RURAL RUSSIA. Translated by StellaMiskin, New York: Dutton, 1967. 254p,

- THE SOVIET UNION: COUNTRY, CITIES, SIGHTS (USSR TOURISTMANUAL). Edited by Sergei Tolstoi, Moscow: Novosti PressAgency, nod. (1967). 338p,

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GEO1RAPHY, DESCRIPTION AND TRAVEL (continued)

van der Post, Laurens, A PORTRAIT OF ALL THE RUSSIA& Photographs by

Burt Minn. New York: Morrow, 1967, 175p,

GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS

Anderson, Thornton. RUSSIAN POLITICAL THOUGHT; AN INTEDUCTION.

Ithaca: Cornell Univ., 1967. 444p.

Bunyan, James. THE ORIGIN OF FCRCED LABOR IN THE SOVIET STATE, 1917 -

1921; DCCUMENTS AND MATERIAIS. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins,

1967, 276p. (Hoover Institution on War, Revolution, and

Peace)

Conquest, Robert, ed. SOVIET NATIONALITIES POLICY IN PRACTICE. New

York: Praeger, 1967, 160p. (Contemporary Soviet Uaion

Series)

Dallin, Alexander and Westin, Alan F., eds. POLITICS IN THE SOVIET

UNION: 7 CASES. New York: Harcourt, Brace & World, 1966.

282p,

Deakin, Frederick W. and Storry, G. V. THE CASE OF RICHARD SORGE. New

York: Harper & Row, 1966, 373p.

Erickson, John, THE SOVIET HIGH COMMAND; A MILITARY-POLITICAL HISTCRY,

1918.1941. New York: St. Martin's, 1962. 889p.

Friedrich, Carl J. and Brzezinski, Zbigniew. TOTALITARIAN DaCTATORSHIP

AND AUTOCRACY. Canbridge: Harvard Univ., 1965 (2nd edition

revised), 439p.

Goodman, Elliot R* THE SOVIET DESIGN FOR A WORLD STATE, Foreword by

Philip E. Mosely, New York: Columbia Univ., 1960. 512p.

Hindley,

Hulicka,

juviler,

Donald. THE COMMUNIST PARTY OF INDONESIA, 1951.1963. Berke-

ley: Univ. of California, 1964, 380p.

Karel and Irene M. SOVIET INSTITUTIONS, THE INDIVIDUAL AND

SOCIETY. Boston: Christopher, 1967, 680p,

Peter H, and Morton, Henry W., eds. SOVIET POLICY-MAKING;

STUDIES OF COMMUNISM IN TRANSITION. New York: Praeger,

1967. 274p,

Keep, John L, H. THE RISE OF SOCIAL DEMOCRACY IN RUSSIA. Oxford:

Clarendon, 1963, 334p.

Kolkowicz, Ronan. THE SCVIET MILITARY AND THE COMMUNIST PARTY, Prince-

ton: Princeton Univ., 1967, 429p.

Laqueur, Walter Z. and Labedz, Leopold, eds. POUCENTRISM: THE NEW

FACTOR IN INTERNATIONAL COMMUNISM. New York: Praeger, 1962.

259p.

erod

GOVERNMENT AND poLrrIcs (continued)

Linden, Carl A. KHRUSHCHEV AND THE SOVIET LEADERSHIP, 1957-1964.Baltimore: Johns Hopkins, 1966. 270p,

.ondon, Kurt, ed, EASTERN EUROPE IN TRANSITION. Baltimore: JohnsHopkins, 1966, 364p,

Lyons, Eugene WORKERS' PARADISE LOST; FIFTY YEARS OF SOVIET COMMUNISM:A BALM= SHEET, New York: Funk & Wagnalls, 1967, 387p,

Mickiewicz, Ellen P. SOVIET POLITICAL SCHOOLS: THE COMMUNIST PARTYADULT INSTRUCTION SYSTEM, New Haven: Yale Univ., 1967,190p, (Yale Russian and East European Studies, No. 3)

Mote, Max E. SOVIET LOCAL AND REPUBLIC ELECTIONS; A DESCRIPTION OF THE1963 ELECTIONS IN LENINGRAD BASED ON OFFICIAL', DOCUMENTS,PRESS ACCOUNTS, AND PRrVATE INTERVIEWS. Stanford: StanfordUniv., 1965. 123p. (Hoover Institution Studies, No. 10)

Murphy, George G. S. SOVIET MOIVOLIA: A STUDY OF THE OIDEST POLITICALSATELLITE, Berkeley: Univ. of California, 1966. 224p.

Pethybridge, Roger W. A KEY TO SOVIET POLITICS: THE CRISIS OF THE"ANTI.PARTY" GROUP. London: Allen & Unwin, 1962. 207p.

Pintner, Walter M. RUSSIAN ECONOMIC POLICY UNDER NICHOLAS I. Ithaca:

Cornell Univ,, 1967. 291p.

Schapiro,

Simmonds,

Leonard B. RATIONALISM AND NATIONALISM IN RUSSIAN NINETEENTH-CENTURY POLITICAL THOUGHT. New Haven: Yale Unive, 1967.

173p. (Yale Russian and East European Studies, No, 4)

George W., ed, SOVIET LEADERS, New York: Crowell, 1967,405p,

Smal-Stocki, Roman, THE CAPTIVE NATIONS; NATIONALISM OF THE NON-RUSSIANNATIONS IN THE SOVIET UNION, New York: Bookman, 1960. 118p.

Spector, Robert Mio, comp, AN =LIM OF GOVERNMENTS OF ENGLAND ANDRUSSIA, Boston: Student Outlines, 1967. 141p, (Hymarx

Outline Series, No, 30)

Sullivant, Robert S. SOVIET POLITICS AND THE UKRAINE, 19174957. NewYork: Columbia Univ., 1962. 438P,

Swearer, Howard R. and Rush, Myron. THE POLITICS OF SUCCESSION IN THEU.S.S.R.; MATERIALS ON KHRUSHCHEV'S RISE TO LEADERSHIP.Boston: Little, Brown, 1964. 324p.

Wildman, Allan K. THE MAKING OF A WORKERS' REVOLUTION: RUSSIAN SOCIALDEMOCRACY, 1891-1903. Chicago: Univ. of Chicago, 1967.271p, (History of Menshevism Series, Hoover Institution)

Wolfe, Thomas W. SOVIET STRATEGY AT THE CROSSROADS, Cambridge: HarvardUnix" 1964. 342p.

XII. IANGUAGE

DICTIONARIES

Jaszczun, Wasyl anti Krynski, Szymon. A DICTIONARY OF RUSSIAN IDIOMSAND COLLOQUIALISMS; 2,200 EXPRESSIONS WITH EXAMPLES.Pittsburgh: Univ. of Pittsburgh, 1967. 102p.

Sergievsky, Nicholas N. IDIOMATIC RUSSIAN. New York: InternationalUniversities, 1967. 450p.

Smirnitsky, A. I., general ed. RUSSIAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY. New York:Dutton, 1966 (7th edition revised). 766p.

Waddington, Patrick. A BASIC RUSSIAN-ENGLISH VOCABULARY. London:Methuen, 1962, 355p.

GRAMMARS

Forbes, Nevill. RUSSIAN GRAMMAR. 3rd edition revised and enlarged byJ. C. Dumbreck, London: Oxford Univ., 1964. 438p.

Korn, David, THE RUSSIAN VERB. Washington: Victor Kamkin, 1966, 277p*

Pirogova, L. I. and Makarova, S. I. CONJUGATION OF RUSSIAN VERBS(REFERENCE BOOK FOR FOREIGNERS). Moscow: Progress, mod.311p.

Ward, Dennis, general ed. EXPRESSION OF THE PASSIVE VOICE; by W. Harri-son; and AGREEMENT OF THE VERB-PREnICATE WITH A COLLECTIVESUBJECT; by J. Mullen. Cambridge: Canbridge Univ., 1967*59p. (Studies in the Mbdern Russian Language, 4 & 5)

, general ed. VERBS OF MOTION; by I. P, Foote; and THE USEOF THE GENITIVE IN NEGATIVE CONSTRUCTIONS; by R. M. Davison.Cambridge: Cambridge Univ., 1967. 63p. (Studies in theModern Russian Language, 1 & 2)

, general ed. WORD FORMATION IN THE NOUN AND ADJECTIVE; by3. K. W. Norburyi Cambridge: Cambridge Univ., 1967. 129p,(Studies in the Modern Russian Language, 3)

RUSSIAN LANGUAGE READERS

ANAUTUMN TALE. Edited by R. Dixon. Mbscow: Progress, ned.157p. (Russian Readers for Beginners Series)

Chekhov, Anton P* UNCLE VANYA. Edited, with an introduction, notes an4vocabulary, by David Mhgarshack. Boston: Heath, 1962. 104p,

Elston, C. S. RUSSIAN DRAMATIC READER. London: Univ. of London, 1963.48p.

Gorodetzky, Nadejda and Coulson, Jesse, eds, RUSSIAN SHORT STORIES,XXTH CENTURY. London: Oxford Univ., 1965. 232p. (OxfordRussian Readers Series)

e. 19 v.

IANMAGE . RUSSIAN LANGUAGE READERS (continued)

Henley, Norman, edo RUSSIAN PROSE READER, Princeton: Van Nostrand,1963. 235p.

Mihalchenko, Igor S., ed. RUSSIAN INTERMEDIATE READER. New York: Pit-

manl 1967, 274p.

Nekrasov, Viktor 10, KIRA GEORGIEVNA. Introduction by Militsa Greene.

Cambridge: Casbridge Univ., 1967. 152p.

RUSSIAN: READING KR MEANIAV. Edited by the Modern language

Mhterials Development staff of Harcourt; general editor,

George A, C, Scherer. New York: Harcourt, Brace &World,1967, 246p.

Sholokhov, Mikhail, SELECTED TALES FROM THE DON. Introduction and

notes by C, G. Bearne, New York: Pergamon, 1967, 102p.

. SHORT STORIES BY SOVIET WRITERS, Vol. 2. Moscow: Progress,

n,(1 230p. (parallel Russian.English text)

Struve, Gleb and Hughes, 0, R. and R. P., eds. A CENTURY OF RUSSIAN

PROSE AND VERSE, FROM PUSHKIN TO NABOKOV. New York: Har-

court, Brace & World, 1967, 217p.

Swick, Edward C, KANIKUIY V MOSKVE (VACATION /N MOSCOW); A BEGINNER'SRUSSIAN READER ADAPTED FOR THE AUDIO.LINGUAL APPROACH,New York: McGraw.Hill, 1966. 82p.

Yakobson, Helen Bo, ed, RUSSIAN READINGS, PAST AND PRESENT; AN INTER-

MEDIATE READER, New York: Appleton-Century-Crofts, 1967.

153p.

LANGUAGE - TEACHING

Parry, Albert, AMERICA LEARNS RUSSIAN; A HISTORY OF THE TEACHING OFTHE RUSSIAN IANGUAGE IN THE UNITED STATES. Syracuse: Syra-

cuse Univ., 1967. 205p.

Turkevich, ludmilla B., ed. METHODS OF TEACHING RUSSIAN, Princeton:

Van Nostrand, 1967, 216p.

LANGUAGE . TEXTBOOKS

Berger, Mhrshall Do RUSSIAN IN A NUTSHELL. Montclair: Institute tor

Language Study, 1966, 182p,

Clark, Ben T. RUSSIAN FOR AMERICANS. New York: Harper & Row, 2467.805p,

Doherty, Joseph C., Mhrkus, Roberta L. and Lamoureux, Cynthia. RUSSIAN:BOOK ONE, Boston: Heath, 1968, 303p.

Lunt, Hcmace Go FUNDAMENTALS OF RUSSIAN; FIRST RUSSIAN COURSE. NewYork: Norton, 1968 (revised edition), 320p,

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LANGUAGE . TEXTBOOKS (continued)

Norman, Peter. RUSSIAN FCR TODAY, London: London Univ., 1965. 354.

RUSSLAK: IEVEL FOUR, Prepared by the staff of the Mbdernlanguage Materials Development Center. AccompanyiLl tapes,

records, teaching manual. New York: Harcourt, Brace &World, 1965. 553p.

- RUSSIAN: LEVEL ONE, Prepared by the staff of the MbdernLanguage Materials Development Center. Accompanying tapes,

records, teaching manual. New York: Harcourt, Brace &

Wbrld, 1963, 386p.

Schenker, Alexander M. BEGINNING POLISH, New Haven: Yale a:live, 1966,

1967, 2 vols. (Yale Linguistic Series)

POLISH DECLENSION; A, DESCRIPTIVE ANALYSIS. The Hague:Mouton., 1964. 105p,

Ward, Dennis, RUSSIAN PRONUNCIATION ILLUSTRATED. Drawings by GeorgeCamLtidge: Cambridge Univ., 1966. 101p.

XIII. LITERATURE

GENERAL SURVEYS

Blair, Katherine H. A REVIEW OF SOVIET LITERATURE. London: Ampersand,1966, 114p.

Ciievskij, Dimitrij. HISTORY OF RUSSIAN LITERATURE, FROM THE ELEVENTHCENTURY TO THE END CF THE BAROQUE. The Hague: Mouton,1962. 451p,

Davies, Ruth. THE GREAT BOOKS OF RUSSIA, Norman: Univ. of Oklahoma,1968, 424p,

Dostoevsky, Fedor M. THE NOTEBOOKS FOR "CRIME AND PUNISHMENT." Editedand translated by Edward Wasiolek. Chicago: Univ. of Chi-cago, 1967, 246p.

THE NOTEBOOKS FOR "THE IDIOT." Edited, with an intro-duction, by Edward Waciolek; translated by KatharineStrelsky, Chicago: Univ. of Chicago, 1967. 254p.

Fokkema, D. Si, LITERARY DOCTRINE IN CHINA AND SOVIET INFLUEWE, 1956-1960, The Hague: Mouton, 1965, 296p.

Hayward, Max and Labedz, Leopold, eds. LITERAI,IE AND REVOLUTION INSOVIET RUSSLA, 19174962; A SYMPOSIUM. New Ybrk: OxfordUniv., 1963, 235p,

Lindstrom, Thais S. A COMISE HISTORY OF RUSSIAN LITERATURE, Vol, 1:FROM THE IWINNINGS TO CHEKHOV, New York: New York Univ.,1966, 233p,

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LITERATURE - GENERAL SURVEYS (continued)

laackyj,

Maguire,

George S. N. LITERARY POLITICS IN THE SOVIET UKRAINE, 1917 -1934. New York: Ctiumbia Univ., 1956, 323p. (Studies ofthe Russian Institute)

Robert A. RED VIRGIN SOIL: SOVIET LITERATURE IN THE 1920'S.Princeton: Princeton Univ., 1968. 482p, (Studies of the

Russian Institute, Columbia Univ.)

Moser, Charles A. ANTINIHILLSM IN THE RUSSIAN NOVEL CV THE 18605. TheHague: Mbuton, 1964, 215p,

Oulanoff, Bangor, THE SERAPION BROTHERS; THEORY AND PRACTICE. TheHague: Mlauton, 1966, 186p, (Slavistic Printings and Re-printings)

Poggioli, Renato, THE PHOENIX AND THE SPIDER; A BOOK OF ESSAYS ABOUTSOME RUSSIAN WRITERS AND THEIR VIEW OF THE SELF, Cambridge:Harvard Univ., 1957. 238p.

Simmons, Ernest J. ENGLISH LITERATURE AND CULTURE IN RUSSIA, 1553-1840, New York: Octagon, 1963, 357p, (Harvard Studiesin Comparative Literature, V. XII)

LITERATURE - ANTHOLOGIES

Mbrton, Miriam, ed, A HARVEST OF RUSSIAN CHILDREN'S LITERATURE, Berke-ley: Univ, of California, 1967, 474p.

Rust Vladimir, ed,-trans, SELECTIONS FROM RUSSIAN POETRY AND PROSE.Irvington-on-Hudson: Harvey House, 1965, 95p, (ParallelRussian-English text)

Segel, Harold B., ad.-trans, THE L/TERATURE OF 18TH-CENTURY RUSSIA;AN ANTHOLOGY OF RUSSIAN LITERARY MATERIALS OF THE AGE OFCLASSICISM AND THE ENIIGHTENMENT FROM THE REIGN OF PETERTHE GREAT (1689-1725) TO THE REIGN OF ALEXANDER I (1801-1825). New York: Dutton, 1967, 2 vols.

Stender-Petersen, Ad, and Congrat-Butlar, Stefan, eds. ANTHOLOGY OFOID RUSSIAN LITERATURE. In the Russian language with Eng-lish notes, New York: Columbia Univ 1966. 542p,

Wiener, Leo, ad, ANTHOLOGY OF RUSSIAN LITERATURE, FROM THE EARLIESTPERICD TO THE PRESENT TIME. Vol, 1: From the 20th Centuryto the Close of the 18th Century, Vol. 2: The 19th Century.New York: Benjamin Blom, 1967. 2 vols.

IITERATWRE DRAMA

Arbuzov, Aleksei N. THE PROMISE. Translated by Ariadne Nicolaeff.London: Oxford Univ., 1967, 76p,

Valency, Maurice Jacques, THE BREAKING STRING: THE PLAYS OF ANTONCHEKHOV. New York: Oxford Univ., 1966. 324p.

LITERATURE . DRAMA (continued)

Welsh, David J. RUSSIAN COMEDY, 17654823. The Hague: Mouton, 1966.133p. (Slavistic Printings and Reprintings)

LITERATURE . FICTION

Bulgakov, Mikhail A. THE MASTER AND MARGARITA. Translated by MirraGinsburg. New York: Grove, 1967. 402p.

THE MASTER AND MARGARITA, Translated by Michael Glenny.New York: Harper & Row, 1967, 394p.

Chukovskaya, Lydia. TEE DESERTED HOUSE. Translated by Aline B. Werth.Mew York: Dutton, 1967, 144p.

OPUSTELYJ DOM; POVESTt . Paris: Izdatel'stvo "Pjat'Kontinentov," 1965, 136p.

Green, Alexander (Grinevskii, A. S.) SCARLET SAILS. Translated byThomas P. Whitney, New York: Scribner's, 1967. 144p,

Katayev, Valentin 11 THE HOLY WELL. Trinslated by Max Hayward andHarold Shukman. New York: Walker, 1967. 160p.

Kuznetsov, Anatoly. BABI YAR; A. DOCUMENTARY NOVEL. Translated byJacob Guralsky. New York: Dial, 1967, 399p.

Milne, A. A. VINNI.PUKH I VSEF-VSE.VSE. Translated from the Englishto the Russian by Boris Zakhoder. New York: Dutton, 1967,219p.

Ostrovsky, Nikolai. Hai THE STEEL WAS TEMPERED; A NOVEL IN IWO PARTS.Translated by R. Prokofieva, Mbscow: Progress, 1967, 2 v.

Panova, Vera F. SEREZHA; NESKOMKO ISTORLJ IZ ZHIZNI °CHEN' MALENKOGOMAVCRIKA (jwvenile). Leningrad: Izdatellstvo "DetskajaLiteratura," 1965. 155p.

Sholokhov, Mikhail A. AND QUIET FLOWS THE DON. Translated by StephenCarry. Macaw: Foreign Languages Publishing House, ludo,4 vols.

FIERCE AND GENTLE WARRIORS; THREE STORIES. Translated byMiriam Morton. New Ybrk: Doubleday, 1967, 109p.

SEEDS OF TOMORRCW, (Vol. 1 of "Virgin Soil Upturned")Translated by Stephen Garry. New York: Knopf, 1959. 404p.

TALES OF THE DON. Translated by H. C. Stevens. New York:Knopf, 1962. 310p.

Simonov, Konstantin 11. ZHIVYE I MERTVYE, Moscow: State PublishingHouse of Belles Lettres, 1964. 414p,

Solzhenitsyn, Alexander I, FOR THE GOOD OF THE CAUSE. Translated byDavid Floyd and Max Hayward. New York: Praeger, 1964, 134p,

LITERATURE - FXCTION (continued)

Tolstoy, lev No ANNA KARENINA. Translated by Constance Garnett; fore-

word by E. Hudson Long, New York: Dodd, Mead, 1966. 897p.

(Great Illustrated Classics, Titans Edition)

ANNA KARENINA, Translated by Louise and Aylmer Maude.

London: Oxford Univ., 1965. 447p.

CHILDHOOD, BOYHOOD AND YOUTH. Translated by Michael

Scammell, New York: McGraw-Hill, 1964. 382p.

GREAT SHORT WORKS OF LEO TOLSTOY, Introduction by John

Bayley; translated by Louise and Aylmer Maude. New York:

Harper & Row, 1967, 685p.

HADJI MURAT: A TALE OF THE CAUCASUS, Translated by W. O.

Carey. New York: Mcgraw-Hill, 1965. 196p.

RESURRECTION; A NOVEL IN THREE PARTS. Translated by Leo

Wiener; revised and edited by Ernest J. Simmons. New York:

Heritage, 1963, 403p,

SEBASTOPOL. Introduction by Philip Rahv; translated by

Frank D. Millet. Ann Arbor: Univ. of Michigan, 1961. 229p.

VOJNA I MIR. New York: International Univs nod. 686p.

Yurasov, Vladimir, PARALLAX. Translated by Tatiana Balkoff Drowne.

Mew York: Norton, 1966. 628p,

Zamyatin, Yevgeny I, THE DRAGON; FIFTEEN STORIES, Translated and

edited by Mirra Ginsburg. New York: Random, 1967, 291p.

LITERATURE - POETRY

Gustafson, Richard F, THE IMAGINATION OF SPRING: THE POETRY OF AFANASY

FET. New Haven: Yale Univ., 1966. 264p. (Yale Russian

and East European Studies, No. 2)

Mirkov, Vladimir and Sparks, Merrill, eds. MODERN RUSSIAN POETRY; AN

ANTHOLOGY WITH VERSE TRANSLATIONS. Indianapolis: Hobbs-

Merrill, 1967, 842p,

Plank, Dele L. PASTERNAM LYRIC: A STUDY OF SOUND AND IMAGERY. The

Hague: Mouton, 1936. 121p. (Slavistic Printings and Re-

printings)

Ray, David, ed, FROM THE HUMARIAN REVOLUTION; A COLLECTION OF POEMS.

Adapted from the Hungarian FiNeskert edited by Tibor Tollas.

Tthaca: Cornell Univ., 1966, 186p.

Voznesensky, Andrei A. ANT1WORLDS; and THE FIFTH ACE. Edited by

Patricia Blake and MI= Hayward; foreword by W. H. Auden.

New York: Basic Books, 1967. 296p, (Russian-English

parallel text)

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LITERATURE - POETRY (continued)

Yevtushenko, Yevgeny A. KATER SVJAZI.1966. 259p

Mbscow: Mblodaja Cvardija,

WINTER STATION (STANTSIJA ZIMA). Munich: Carl Gerber,1964. 77p. (parallel Russian.English text)

LITERATURE . MEN OF LITERATURE

Brawn, Edward J. STANKEVICH AND HIS MOSCOW CIRCLE, 1830-1840. Stan-

ford: Stanford Univ., 1966. 149p.

de Graaff, Frances, SERGEJ ESENIN: A BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH. The Hague:

Mouton, 1966, 178p, (Slavistic Printings and Reprintings)

Field, Andrew, NABOKOV: HIS IIFE IN ART; A CRITICAL NARRATIVE.Boston: Little, Brown, 1967, 397p,

Katz, Mirtin. MIKHAIL N. KATKOV: A POLITICAL BIOGRAPHY, 1818.1887.The Hague: Mouton, 1966. 195p. (Studies in EuropeanHistory, No, 6)

Ieont'ev, Konstantin N. MOJA LTrERATURNAJA SUWBA; AVTOBIOGRAFIIA.New York: Johnson Reprint, 1965, 108p, (Slavic Series)

Lukashevich, Stephen, KONSTANTIN LEONTEV (1831.1891): A STUDY INRUSSIAN "HEROIC VITALISM." New York: Pageant, 1967. 235p.

Magarshack, David, PUSHKIN; A BIOGRAPHY, London: Chapman & Hall,1967, 320p.

Mittal, Sarla, TOLSTOY: SOCIAL AND pourniu MEAS. Meerut, India:

MMenakshi Prakashan, 1966. 238p.

Mochulsky, Konstantin V. DOSTOEVSKY: HIS LIFE AND WORK. Translated,

with an introduction, by Michael A. Minihan. Princeton:

Princeton Univ., 1967, 687p.

Paganuzzi, Paul N. LERMONTOV (AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL REFLECTIONS IN THEPOET'S WORKS), Foreword by R. V. Pletnev Mbntreal:Mbnastery, 1967, 256p, (Russian.English bilingual edition)

Setchkarev, Vsevolod, GOGOL: HIS LIFE AND WORKS. Translated byRobert Kramer, New York: New York Univ., 1965. MP.

Slonim, Marc L. THREE LOVES OF DOSTOEVSKY, London: Redman, 1957. 318p.

Stewart, David H. MIKHAIL SHOLOKHOV; A CRITICAL INTRCOUCTION. AnnArbor: Univ. of Michigan, 1967. 250p,

Vickery, Walter N. PUSHKIN: DEATH OF A POET. Bloomington: IndianaUniv., 1968, 146p.

Winner, ThomAs. CHEKHOV AND HIS PROSE. New York: Holt, Rinehart &Winston, 1966. 263p,

LITERATURE - MEN OF LITERATURE (continued)

Wolfe, Bertram D. THE BRIDGE AND THE ABYSS; THE TROUBLED FRIENDSHIP OF

MAXIM GORKY AND V. I. LENIN. Naw York: Praeger, 1967.

180p, (Hoover Institution on War, Revolution, and Peace)

LITERATURE . EMSCELLANY

Haupt, Georges, ed. CORRESPONDANCE ENTRE IgNINE ET CAMILIE HUYSMANS,

1905.1914; DCCUMENTS RECUEILLIS ET PRIISENTgS PAR GEORGES

HAUPT. Preface de Camille Huysmans. Paris: Mouton, 1963.

164p. (French language text)

Marx, Karl H. and Engels, Friedrich, THE AMERICAN JOURNALISM OF MARX

AND ENGELS; A SELECTION FROM THE NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE.Edited by Henry M. Christman, New York: New American

Library, 1966, 267p.

Pasternak, Boris 14, IETTERS TO GEORGIAN FRIENDS, Translated, with an

introduction and notes, by David Magarshack, New York:

Harcourt, Brace A, World, 1968, 190p,

SOCHINENIJA, Vol, ls Stikhi i Poemy, 1912.1932; Vol. 2:

Proza, 19154958; Povesti, Rasskazy, AvtobiograficheskieProirvedenija; Vol. Zs Stikhi, 19364959; Stikhi dljaDetej; Stikhi, 19124957, ne Sobrannye v Knigi Avtora;Stat'i I Vystuplenija, Edited by Gleb Struve and Boris

Filippav, Ann Arbor: Univ. of Michigan, 1961. 3 vole,

Pushkin, Aleksandr S. SOCHINENIJA; V TREX TOMAX. Moscow: Gosudarst -

vennoe Izdatellstvo Khudozhestvennoj Literatury, 1958.3 vols,

Samarin, Roman and Mikolyukin, Alexander, comps, SHAKESPEARE IN THE

SOVIET UNION; A COLIECTION OF ARTICLES. Translated by

Avril Pyman, Mbscow: Progress, 1966, 274p.

Sholokhov, Mikhail A, ONE MAN'S DESTINY; AND OTHER STORIES, ARTICLES,AND SKETCHES, 1923.1963, Translated by H. C. Stevens.New York: Knopf, 1967e 271p,

Tolstoy, lev N. LAST DIARIES. Edited, with an introduction, by LeonStilman; translated by Lydia Weston-Kesich. New York:

Putnam's, 1960, 285p.

TOISTOY'S WRITINGS ON CIVIL DISOBEDIEICE AM) NON-VIOLEICE,New York: Bergman, 1967, 400p.

Zoshchenko, Mikhail N. SCENES FROM THE BATHHOUSE; AND OTHER STORIES OFCOMMUNIST RUSSIA. Translated, with an introduction, bySidney Mbnas. Ann Arbor: Univ. of Michigan, 1961. 245p.

XIV. MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCE

Korol, Alexander G. SOVIET RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT; ITS ORGANIZATION,PERSONNEL, AND FUNDS. Cambridge: 1965, 375p,

MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCE (continued)

Petrow, Richard. ACROES THE TOP OF RUSSIA (Cruise of the USCGC North-wind into the polar seas north of Siberia), New York:

David MtKay, 1967. 374p.

. THE STATE OF SOVIET SCIENCE. By the editors of Survey: aJournal of Soviet and East European Studies, Cambridge:

1965, 209p.

Vucinich, Alexander S. SCIENCE IN RUSSIAN CULTURE; A HISTORY TO 1860,Stanford: Stanford Univ., 1963. 463p,

XV. 1._1_1SICART THEATRE AND RECREATION

Fisher, Jack C., ed. CITY AND REGIONAL PLANNING IN POLAND. Ithaca:

Cornell Univ0, 1966, 491p.

. GREAT PAINTINGS FROM THE PUSHKIN MUSEUM, MOSCOW. Text by

K. M. Malitskaya, curator; introduction by I. Antonova,director. New York: Harry N. Abrams, 1964.

lassus, Jean, THE EARLY CHRISTIAN AND BYZANTINE WORID, New York:

Graw-Hill, 1967. 176p. (landmarks of the World's Art)

Leyda, Jan. KINO: A HISTORY aF THE RUSSIAN AND SOVIET FILM London:

Allen & Unwin, 1960, 493p.

Milenkovitch, Michael M. THE VIEW FROM RED SQUARE: A CRITIQUE OF CAR-TOONS FROM PRAVDA AND IZVESTIA, 19474964, New York: Hobbs,

Dorman, 1966. 152p,

MDSKOVSKIJ BOLJSHOJ TEATR, 18254925. Moscow: IzdanieUpravlenija Gosudarstvennych Akademicheskikh Teatrov, nod.235p.

MOSKOVSKIJ KHUDOZHESTVENNYJ TEATR, 1898-1923. Edited byNikolaj Efros, Peterburg -Moscow: GosudarstvennoeIzdateljstvo, 1924. 448p,

MOSKOVSKIJ MAIXJ TEATR, 18244924. Moscow: GosudarstvennoeIzdateljstvo, nod, 707p.

Ross, Marvin C. THE ART OF KARL FABERa AND HIS CONTEMPORARIES;RUSSIAN IMPERIAL PORTRAITS AND MEMENTOES (ALEXANDER III-NICHOLAS II); RUSSIAN IMPERIAL DECORATIONS AND WATCHES.The collections of Marjorie Mhrriweather Post. Forewordby Mts. Post, Norman: Univ. CIL Oklahoma, 1965, 238p,

Skrobucha, Heinz. INTRODUCTION TO ICONS. Translated from the Germanby Glovanni Rossetti and Marguerite Buchloh. Reckling-hausen, Germany: Aurel Bongers, 1961. 73p,

Tolstoy, Lev N. WHAT IS ART? AND ESSAYS ON ART. Translated by AylmerMaude. London: Oxford Univ., 1962, 339p.

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MUSIC1 ARTLTHEATRE AND RECREATION (continued)

Voyce, Arthur* THE ART AND ARCHITECTURE OF MEDIEVAL RUSSIA. Norman:Univ. of Oklahoma, 1967. 432p.

XVI. PHILOSOPHY AND RELIGION

Berdyaev, Nicolas A, THE MEANING OF HISTORY* Translated by GeorgeReavey. Cleveland: World, 1962. 191p.

Clardy, Jesse V, THE PHILOSOPHICAL IDEAS OF AIEXANDER RADISHCHEV. NewYork: Astra Books, 1964* 155p.

Conybeare, Frederick C. RUSSIAN DISSENTERS. New York: Russell &Russell, 1962. 370p, (Harvard Theological Studies, X)

Fletcher, William C. and Strayer, Anthony J., eds. RELIGION AND THESEARCH FOR NEW IDEALS IN THE U.S.S.R. New York: Praeger,1967. 135p. (Institute for the Study of the USSR)

MicMaster, Robert 14 DANILEVSKY: A RUSSIAN TOTALITARIAN PHILOSOPHER.Cambridge: Harvard Univ., 1967, 368p. (Russian ResearchCenter Studies, No* 53)

Struve, Nikita, CHRISTIAIS IN CONTEMPORARY RUSSIA. New York:Scribner's, 1967. 464p.

Tolstoy, Lev N. THE KINGDOM OF GOD IS WITHIN YOU; OR, CHRISTIANITY NCTAS A IlYSTICALTEACHIht BUT AS A NEW COhtEPT OF IIFE.Translated by leo Wiener; introduction by Kenneth Rexroth.New York: Farrar, Straus & Cudahy, 1961, 380p.

XVII, JOURNAIS AND PERIODICALS

AMERICAN HISTORICAL REVIEW. Quarterly. New York: Macmillan. FromOctober, 1966*

CANADIAN SLAVIC STUDIES. Quarterly* Montreal: Loyola College, FromMarch, 1967,

CULTURE AND IIFE. Monthly. Moscow: Union of Soviet Societies forFriendship and Cultural Relations, From February, 1968*

EAST EUROPEAN QUARTERLY, Quarterly. Boulder: Upti. of Colorado.From March, 1967,

FOREIGN AFFAIRS. Quarterly. New York: Foreign Affairs, From January,1968.

FCREIGN lAhtUAGE ANNAIS, Issued October, December, March and May*New lork: American Council on the Teaching of ForeignLanguages (AcTIFL). From October, 1967.

INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS, Monthly. Moscow: All-Union Society "Znaniye."From February, 1968*

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JOURNAIS AND PERICD1CAIS (continued)

MODERN LANGUAGE JOURNAL, Issued monthly October through May. Menasha,Wise,: National Federation'of Modern Language TeachersAssociation, From January, 1968,

RUSSISCHE. Quarterly. M4nich: Max Hueber Verlag. From March, 1967,

SOVIET FIIM, Monthly. Moseow: Soviet Film. From February, 1968.

SOVIET IITERATURE, Monthly, Moscow: Union of Writers of the U.S.S.R.From March, 1967.

SOVIET MILITARY REVIEW, Monthly. Moscow: "Krasnaya Zvezda" PublishingHouse, From March, 1968,

SOVIET 140011. Mbnthly. Moscow: Soviet Women's Cemmittee & CentralCouncil of Trade Unions of the USSR. From February, 1968.

SPORT IN THE USSR. Monthly. Moscow: Soviet Union Magazine. FromFebruary, 1968,

SPUTNIK (English and Russian editions). Mbnthly. Moscow: NovostiPress Agency,, From January, 1968 (some 1967 issues).

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