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BACKGROUND AND INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS PUBLISHED BETWEEN1947 AND 1966 ARE LISTED IN THIS SUPPLEMENT TO THE"BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MATERIALS" ISSUED BY THE RUSSIAN CENTER FORSECONDARY SCHOOLS. THE MAJORITY OF THE ITEMS ARE IN ENGLISH,AND ALL ARE AVAILABLE FROM THE CENTER ON A 3WEEK LOAN TOSECONDARY SCHOOL TEACHERS OF RUSSIAN. TEE SIX MAJOR SECTIONSLIST BOOKS ON - -I1) HISTORY, (2) COMMUNISM, MARXISM, ANDSOCIALISM, (3) ECONOMY AND LAW, (4) FOREIGN RELATIONS, (5)LANGUAGE, AND (6) LITERATURE. THERE ARE BRIEF SECTIONS ONCIVILIZATION, FOLKLORE, GEOGRAPHY, GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS,MUSIC AND ART, FHILOGOPY AND RELIGION, AND EDUCATION.BIBLIOGRAPHIES, JOURNALS AND PERIODICALS, AND AUDIOVISUALAIDS ALSO ARE LISTED. (AM)

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II. HISTORY

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GENERAL HISTORY . . . 1PRE -.18TH CENTURY 218TH CENTURY 319TH CENTURY 320Th CENTURY (GENERAL) 420TH CENTURY TO 1914 5WAR AND REVOLUTION. . . . . . O 5SOVIET RUSSIA, 1921.1941 5WORLD WAR, 1939.1945. OOOOOO 11 OOOOO 6SINCE 1945 6

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VII. FOLKLORE OOOOO OOOO , 14

VIII. FOREIGN RELATIONS 14

IX. GEOGRAPHY 16

X. GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS. OOOOO 11 OOOOO 17

XI. LANGUAGE

DICTIONARIES 18GRAMMARS 18PHIL:10GY 18RUSSIAN LANGUAGE READERS, 19TEXTBOOKS 21

XII. LITERATURE

GENERAL SURVEYS , , . . . ., , . . . OOOOOOO 2119TH CENTURY AND EARLIER 2320TH CENTURY 23ANTHOLOGIES 24N OF LITERATURE 25

XIII. MUSIC, ART, THEATRE AND RECREATION 26

XIV, PHILOSOPHY AND RELIGION 26

XV. JOURNALS AND PERIODICALS 27

XVI. AUDIO-VISUAL AIDSFILMSTRIPS. . . . . OOOOOOOOOO 27RECORDS 28TAPES 30

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MATERIALS AVAILABLE FROM THE RUSSIAN STUDIES CENTER

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BIBLIOGRAPHIES

Akademiia nauk SSSR. SOCIAL SCIENCES EN THE USSR. The Hague: Mouton,1965, 297p,

Clemens, Walter C., Jr.. comp. SOVIET DISARMAMENT POLICY, 1917.1963;AN ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY OF SOVIET AND WESTERN SOURCES.Stanford: Stanford Univ., 1965. 154. (Hoover Institu-tion Bibliographical Series)

ma MI fte CYRILLIC PUBLICATIONS CONCERNING THE SOCIAL SCIENCES!CURRENT LIST OF REPRODUCTIONS, The Hague: Mouton, 1961/4.138p,

Horecky, Paul L., ed. RUSSIA AND THE SOVIET UNION: A BIBLIOGRAPHICGUIDE TO WESTERN-LANGUAGE PUBLICATIONS. Chicago: Univ.of Chicago, 1965. 473p.

Kolarz, Walter, ed, BOOKS ON COMMUNISM; A BIBLIOGRAPHY, London, Amper-sand, 1963. 568p.

Sworakowski, Witold S., comp. THE COMMUNIST INTERNATIONAL AND ITSFRONT ORGANIZATIONS; A RESEARCH GUIDE AN) CHECKLIST OFHOLDINGS IN AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN LIBRARIES. Stanford:Stanford Univ., 1965. 493p. (Hoover Institution Bib-liographical Series)

II, HISTORY

6i,NERAL HISTORY

Adams, Arthur E., ed. IMPERIAL RUSSIA AFTER 1861: PEACEFUL MODERNIZA-TION OR REVOLUTION? Boston: Heath, 1965. 108p.

Allen, William E. D. THE UKRAINE; A HISTORY. New York: Russell &Russell, reissued 1963, 404p.

Baron, Salo W. THE RUSSIAN JEW UNDER TSARS AN) SOVIETS. New York:Macmillan, 1964. 427p.

Burnette, O. Lawrence, Jr. and Haygood, William C., eds. A SOVIET VIEWOF THE AMERICAN PAST. An annotated translation of thesection on American History in the Great Soviet Encyclo-pedia; preface by Adlai E. Stevenson. Chicago: Scott,Foresman, 1964. 64p,

Efimov, A. V. MCCERN HISTORY; TEXTBOOK FOR THE NINTH FORM, P. 1.Translated from the Russian by V. Trevlinsky. Moscow;"Prosveshchenie" Publishing House, 1965. 317p.

GENERAL HISTORY (continued)

Halecki, Oscar. A HISTORY OF POLAND. New York: Roy, 1961. 370p.

. THE MILLENNIUM OF EUROPE. Notre Dame: Univ. of NotreDame, 1963. 441p.

Kohn, Hans, LIVING IN A WORLD REVOLUTION: MY ENCOUNTERS WITH HISTORY.New York: Trident, 1964. 211p,

Martin, John S., ed, A PICTURE HISTORY OF RUSSIA. New York: Crown,1945. 376p.

Mazour, Anatole G, RISE AND FALL OF THE ROMANOVS, Princeton: VanNostrand, 1960, 189p.

Miliukov, Paul N. RUSSIA AND ITS CRISIS, New York: Collier, 1962.416p,

Oliva, Lawrence J., ed. P72.1SIA AND THE WEST FROM PETER TO KHRUSHCHEV.Boston: Heat;, 1965. 289p.

Pounds, Norman J. G. POLAND BETWEEN EAST AND WEST. Princeton: VanNostrand, 1964. 132p,

Prawdin, Michael C. THE MONGOL EMPIRE: ITS RISE. AND LEGACY. Trans-lated from the German by Eden and Cedar Paul. London:Alley and Unwin, 1961, 581p.

Schreiber, Hermann, TEUTON AND SLAV: THE STRUGGLE FOR CENTRAL EUROPE.Translated from the German by James Cleugh. New York:Knopf, 1965. 392p.

Spector, Ivar. AN INTRODUCTION TO RUSSIAN HISTORY AND CULTURE; 4thedition, Princeton: Van Nostrand, 1965. 529p.

Vakar, Nicholas P. BELORUSSIA: THE MAKING OF A NATION: A CASE STUDY.Cambridge: Harvard Univ,, 1956. 297p. (Russian Re-search Center Studies Series)

Woodward, David. THE RUSSIANS AT SEA: A HISTORY OF THE RUSSIAN NAVY.New York: Praeger, 1965, 254p.

Zenkovsky, Serge A, PAN-TURKISd AND ISLAM IN RUSSIA. Cambridge: Har-vard Univ., 1960. 345p. (Russian Research CenterStudies Series)

HISTORY - PRE-18TH CENTURY

Kurbsky, Andrei M, THE lORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN PRINCE A. M. KURBSKYAND TSAR IVAN IV OF RUSSIA, 1564..1579. Edited andtranslated by J. L. I. Fennell; parallel English-Russiantext. Cambridge: Cambridge Univ., 1963. 275p,

HISTORY . PRE-18TH CENTUAY (continued)

PRINCE A. M. KURBSKY'S HISTORY OF IVAN IV. Edited andtranslated by J. Ls I, Fennell. Cambridge: CambridgeUniv., 1965. 313p.

Waliszewski, KS IVAN THE THRUM. Translated from the French byLady Mary Loyd. Hamden, Conn.: Archon Books, 1966.431p.

HISTORY . 18TH CENTURY

Almedingen, 'Edith M. CATHERINE THE GREAT: A PORTRAIT. London:Hutchinson, 1963. 239p,

Catherine II. THE KAMM OF CATHERINE THE GREAT. Edited by DominiqueMaroger; translated from the French by Moura Budberg.New York: Collier, 1961. 318p,

Gooch, G. P. CATHERINE THE GREAT; AND OTHER STUDIES. Hamden, Conn,:Archon Books, 1966. 292p.

Longworth, Philip. THE ART OF VICTORY; THE LIFE AND ACHIEVEMENTS OFFIELD- MARSHAL SUVOROV, 1729-1800. New York: Holt, Rine-hart and Winston, 1966, 350p.

Rogger, Hans J. NATIONAL CONSCIOUSNESS IN EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY RUSSIA.Cambridge: Harvard Univ., 1960. 319p. (Russian Re-search Center Studies Series)

Thcmson, Gladys S. CATHERINE THE GREAT AND THE EXPANSION OF RUSSIA.London: English Universities, 1947. 294p.

HISTORY 19TH CENTURY

Chevigny, Hector. RUSSIAN AMERICA: THE GREAT ALASKAN VENTURE, 1741-1867. New York: Viking, 1965, 274p,

Curtiss, John S. THE RUSSIAN ARMY UNDER NICHOLAS I, 1825-1855. Dur-ham: Duke Univ., 1965. 386p.

Farrar, Victor J. THE ANNEXATION OF RUSSIAN AMERICA TO THE UNITEDSTATES. New York: Russell & Russell, 1966. 142p.

Giera, Nicholas K. THE EDUCATION OF A RUSSIAN STATESMAN; THE MEMOIRSOF NICHOLAS KARIOVICH GIERS. Edited by Charles andBarbara Jelavich. Berkeley: Univ. of California, 1962.241p. (Russian and East European Studies Series)

Lampert, Evgenii. SONS AGAINST FATHERS; STUDIES IN RUSSIAN RADICALISMAND REVOLUTION. London: Oxford Univ., 1965. 405p.

HISTORY - 19TH CENTURY (continued)

Lukashevich, Stephen. IVAN ARSAKOV, 1823-1886: A STUDY IN RUSSIANTHOUGHT AND POLITICS. Cambridge: Harvard Univ., 1965.191p.

Monas, Sidney. THE THIRD SECTION; POLICE AND SOCIETY IN RUSSIA UNDERNICHOLAS I. Cambridge: Harvard Univ., 1961. 354p.(Russian Research Center Studies Series)

Mbens, Werner E. ALEXANDER II AND THE MODERNIZATION OF RUSSIA. Lon-don: English Universities, 1958. 191p.

Prawdin,

Puryear,

Michael C. THE UNMENTIONABLE NECHAEV: A KEY TO BOLSHEVISM.New York: Roy, 1961. 198p.

Vernon J, ENGLAND, RUSSIA, AND THE STRAITS QUESTION, 1844-1856. Hamden, Conn.: Archon Books, 1965. 481p.

Raeff, Marc. THE DECEMBRIST MOVEMENT. Englewood Cliffs: Prentice-Hall, 1966. 180p. (Russian Civilization Series)

HISTORY - 20TH CENTURY (GENERAL)

Aragon, Louis, A HISTORY OF THE USSR; FROM LENIN TO KHRUSHCHEV.Translated fro= the French by Patrick O'Brian. NewYork: David McKay, 1964. 684p.

Balabanoff, Angelica. IMPRESSIONS OF LENIN, Translated by IsottaCesari, Ann Arbor: Univ. of Michigan, 1965, 152p.

Crankshaw, Edward. KHRUSHCHEV: A CAREER. New York: Viking, 1966.311p.

Eriksen, C. T., ed. THE RED AIR FORCE, 1913.1963. Mitcham, England:G. M. Smith, nod. 64p,

Hill, Christopher. LENIN AND THS RUSSIAN REVOLUTION. London: EnglishUniversities, 1947. 245p.

Kerensky, Alexander F. RUSSIA AND HISTORY'S TURNING POINT. New York:Duell, Sloan and Pearce, 1965. 558p.

Mayer, Arno J. WILSON VS. LENIN: POLITICAL ORIGINS OF THE NEW DIPLO-MACY, 1917.1918, Cleveland: World, 1964. 435p,

Payne, P. S. Robert. THE LIFE AND DEATH OF LENIN. New York: SimonWW1 ZcIliiater, 41111%-r-

. THE RISE AND FALL OF STALIN. New York: Simonand Schuster, 1965. 767p.

Randall, Francis B. STALIN'S RUSSIA; AN HISTORICAL RECONSIDERATION.New York: Free Press, 1965. 328p.

HISTORY . 20TH CENTUUY (GENBAAL) (continued)

Roos, Hans. A HISTORY OF MODERN POLAND; FROM THE FOUNDATION OF THESTATE IN THE FIRST WORLD WAR TO THE PRESENT DAY. Trans-lated from the German by J. R. Foster. New York: Knopf,1966, 303p,

Rupen, Robert A, MONGOLS OF THE TWENTIETH CENTURY. 2 vol. Blooming -t7,-: Indiana Univ., 964. (Uralic and Altaic Series)

Serge, Victor. MEMOIRS OF A REVOLUTIONARY, 1901.1941. Edited andtranslated by Peter Sedgwick, New York: Oxford Univ.,1963. 401p.

Vorres, Ian. THE LAST GRAND DUCHESS: HER IMPERIAL HIGHNESS, GRAM)DUCHESS OLGA ALEXANDROVNA, 1 June 1882.24 November 1960.New York: Scribner's, 1965. 264p,

Wilson, Colin, RASPUTIN AND THE FALL THE ROMANOVS. New York:Farrar, Straus, 1964. 440p,

HISTORY 2nTH CENTURY TO 1914

Hough, Richard A. THE POTEMKIN MUTINY. Englewood Cliffs: PrenticeHall, 1960. 190p,

Levin, Alfred. THE SECOND DUMA; A STUDY OF THE SOCIAL-DEMOCRATIC PARTYAND THE RUSSIAN CONSTITUTIONAL EXPERIMENT. Hamden,Conn,: Archon Books, 1966. 422p,

HISTORY . WAR AND REVOLUTION

Miller, Floyd. THE WILD CHILDREN OF THE URALS. New York: Dutton,1965. 251p.

Sukhanov, Nikolai N. THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION, 1917; EYEWITNESS ACCOUNT.Edited, abridged and translated by Joel Carmichael. 2vol. New York: Harper, 1962.

HISTORY . SOVIET RUSSIA, 1921.1941

Alexandrov, Victor. THE TUKHACHEVSKY AFFAIR. Translated from theFrench by John Hewish. Englewood Cliffs: Prentice-Hall,1963, 201p,

Brandt, Conrad, STALIN'S FAILURE IN CHINA, 1924.1927. Cambridge: Har-vard Univ., 1958, 226p. (Russian Research CenterStudies Series)

HISTORY - WORLD WAR 1939-1945

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Carelle-Paul.

Ehrenburg,

Gallagher,

Goerlitz,

AVENGERS (Reminiscences of Soviet Members of theResistance Movement). Translated by David Skvirsky.Moscow: Progress Publishers, 1965. 278p.

HITLER MOVES EAST, 1941-1943. Translated from the Ger-man by Ewald Osers. Boston: Little, Brown, 1964. 640p.

Ilya G. THE WAR: 1941-1945. (V. 5 of MEN, YEARS - LIFE).Translated by Tatiana Shebunina. Cleveland: World,1964. 198p.

Matthew P. THE SOVIET HISTORY OF WORLD WAR MYTHS,MEMORIES, REALITIES. New York: Praeger, 1963. 205p.

Walter. PAULUS AND STALINGRAD; A LIFE OF FIELD-MARSHALFRIEDRICH PAULUS WITH NOTES, CORRESPONDENCE AND DOCU-MENTS FROM HIS PAPERS. Translated from the German byR. H. Stevens. London: Methuen, 1963. 301p.

Higgins, Trumbull. HITLER AND RUSSIA; THE THIRD REICH IN A TWOS -FRONTWAR, 1937-1943. New York: Macmillan, 1966. 310p.

Jakobson, Max. THE DIPLOMACY OF THE WINTER WAR; AN ACCOUNT OF THERUSSO- FINNISH WAR, 1939.1940. Cambridge: Harvard Univ.,1961. 281p,

Pavlov, Dmitri V. LENINGRAD 1941: THE BLOCKADE. Translated by JohnC. Adams. Chicago: Univ. of Chicago, 1965. 186p.

Schatoff, Michael. MATERIALS AND DOCUMENTS OF THE LIBERATION MOVEMENTOF THE PEOPLES OF RUSSIA IN WORLDWAR II (in Russian).New York: All-Slavic Publishing House, 1966. 176p.

Snell, John L., ed. THE MEANING OF YALTA; BIG THREE DIPLOMACY MI) THENEW BALANCE OF POWER. Baton Rouge: Louisiana StateUniv., 1956. 239p.

HISTORY - SINCE 1945

Brown, James F. THE NEW EASTERN EUROPE: THE KHRUSHCHEV ERA AND AFTER.New York: Praeger, 1966. 306p.

Pethybridge, Roger W., ed. THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE COMMUNIST BLOC.Boston: Heath, 1965. 244p.

A HISTORY CU POSTWAR RUSSIA. London: Allen andUnw1, 1966. 263p.

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Bauer, Raymond A. NINE SOVIET PORTRAITS. Cambridge: M.I.T. Press,1955. 190p.

Bell, John. A JOURNEY FROM ST PETERSBURG TO PEKIN, 1719.22. Editedby J. L. Stevenson. New York: Barnes & Noble, 1966.248p,

Berdyaev, Nicolas. THE RUSSIAN IDEA. Boston: Beacons 1962. 267p.

Billington, James H. THE ICON AND THE AXE; AN INTERPRETATIVE HISTORYOF RUSSIAN CULTURE. New York: Knopf, 1966. 786p.

Brandes, Georg M. C. IMPRESSIONS OF RUSSIA. Introduction Jy RichardPipes. New York: Crowell, 1966. 276p.

Corsini, Ray P. CAVIAR FOR BREAKFAST; AN AMERICAN WOMAN'S ADVENTURESIN RUSSIA, Indianapolis: Bobbs-Merrill, 1965. 228p.

Crankshaw, Edward, RUSSIA AND THE RUSSIANS, London: Macmillan, 1947.255p,

Felber, John E., comp. THE AMERICAN'S TOURIST MANUAL FOR THE U.S.S.R.Newark: Printing Consultants, 1965. 192p.

Fletcher, Giles. OF THE RUSSE CCVNONWEALTH, 1591. Facsimile editionwith variants; introduction by Richard Pipes. Cam-bridge: Harvard Univ., 1966.

Gimbutas, Mar -ija A. THE BAITS. New York: Praeger, (1963). 286p.

Gosling, Nigel, LENINGRAD: HISTORY, ART, ARCHITECTURE. Pictorial.New York: Dutton, 1965. 252p.

Hall, Elvajean, THE VOLGA: LIFELINE OF RUSSIA. Chicago: Rand McNally,1965. 112p.

Inkeles, Alex and Bauer, Raymond A. THE SOVIET CITIZEN; DAILY LIFE INA TOTALITARIAN SOCIETY. Cambridge: Harvard Univ., 1959.533P. (Russian Research Center Studies Series)

Klein, William, MOSCOW. Pictorial. New York: Crown, 1964. 184p.

Krader, Lawrence. SOCIAL ORGANIZATION OF THE MONGOL..TURKIC PASTORALNOMADS. The Hague: Mouton, for Indiana Univ., 1963.412p. (Uralic and Altaic Series)

KubijovyE, Volodymyr, ed. UKRAINE: A CONCISE ENCYCLOPAEDIA. Toronto:Univ. of Toronto, 1963. 1185p.

Mongait, A. L. ARCHEOLOGY IN THE USSR. Translated and adapted byM. W. Thompson. Baltimore: Penguin, 1961. 320p.

WO WO all WO NAGEL'S U.S.S.R. TRAVEL GUIDE. New York/ Meraw-Hill,1965. 830p.

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Raeff, Marc, ed, RUSSIAN INTELLECTUAL HISTORY; AN ANTHOLOGY. Intro-duction by Isaiah Berlin, Nev York: Harcourt, Brace &World, 1966, 404p,

Salisbury, Harrison E. RUSSIA, New York: Atheneum, 1965. 144p,(New York Times Byline Books)

Schuyler, Eugene. TURKISTAN; NOTES OF A JOURNEY IN RUSSIAN TURKISTAN,KOKAND, BUKHARA AND KULDJA. Edited by Geoffrey Wheeler.New York: Praeger, 1966. 303p,

Schwartz, Harry. CHINA. New York: Atheneum, 1965. 153p, (New YorkTimes Byline Books)

Shaffer, Harry G., ed. THE SOVIET SYSTEM IN THEORY AND PRACTICE;SELECTED WESTERN AND SOVIET VIEWS. New York: Appleton-Century-Crofts, 1965. 470p.

Spector, Ivar and Marion, eds. READINGS IN RUSSIAN HISTORY ANDCULTURE. Boston: Allyn and Bacon, 1965, 489p,

TV.. COMMUNISM, MARXISM AND SOCIALISM

Anderson, Thornton. MASTERS OF RUSSIAN MARXISM. New York: Appleton-Century-Crofts, 1963, 296p.

Berdyaev, Nicolas, THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION. Ann Arbor: Univ. of Michi-gan, 1961, 91p.

Bukharin, Nikolai and Preobrazhensky, Yevgeny. THE ABC OF COMMUNISM;A POPULAR EXPLANATION OF THE PROGRAM OF THE COMMUNISTPARTY OF RUSSIA. New introduction by Sidney Heitman.Ann Arbor: Univ. of Michigan, 1966. 422p.

Coolidge, Olivia E. MAKERS OF THE RED REVOLUTION. Boston: HoughtonMifflin, 1963. 240p.

Cornell, Richard, YOUTH AND COMMUNISM; AN HISTORICAL ANALYSIS OFINTERNATIONAL COMMUNIST YOUTH MOVEMENTS. New York:Walker, 1965, 239p.

Croce, Benedetto, HISTORICAL MATERIALISM AND THE ECONOMICS OF KARLMARX. Translated frcm the Italian by C. M. Meredith.New York: Rus3All & Russell, 1966. 188p.

Daniels, Robert V., ed. MARXISM AND COMMUNISM; ESSENTIAL READINGS.New York: Random, 1965. 178p.

Drachkovitch, Milorad Me, ea. MARXISM IN THE MCDERN WORLD. Stanford:Stanford Univ., 1965. 293p.

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ed. MARXIST IDEOLOGY IN THE CONTEMPORARY WORLD - ITSAPPEALS AND PARADOXES. New York: Praeger, 1966. 192p,(Hoover Institution Publications)

Fleischer, Helmut, ed, SHORT HANDBOOK OF COMMUNIST IDEOLOGY; SYNOPSISOF THE "OSNOVY MARKZISMA.LENINIZMA" WITH COMPLETE INDEX.Dordrecht, Holland: Reidel, 1965. 98p.

G " - -gy, Andrew, ed. ISSUES OF WORLD COMMUNISM. Princeton: VanNostrand, 1966. 264P.

Haimson, Leopold H. THE RUSSIAN MARXISTS AND THE ORIGINS OF BOLSHE-VISM. Cambridge; Harvard Univ., 1955. 246p, (RussianResearch Center Studies Series)

Hampsch, George H. THE THEORY OF COMMUNISM; AN INTRODUCTION. NewYork: Philosophical Library, 1965, 245p.

Hook, Sidney. FROM HEGEL TO MARX; STUDIES IN THE INTELLECTUAL DEVELOP-MENT OF KARL MARX. Ann Arbor: Univ. of Michigan, 1962.335p.

, ed. WORLD COMMUNISM: KEY DOCUMENTARY MATERIAL. Prince-ton: Van Nostrand, 1962. 255p.

Kolarz, Walter. COMMUNISM AM) COLONIALISM New York: St. Martin's,1964. 147p.

Lenin, Vladimir I. LENIN READER. Selected and edited by Stefan T.Possony. Chicago: Regnery, 1966. 528p.

Luxemburg, Rosa. THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION; and LENINISM OR MARXISM?Introduction by Bertram D. Wolfe. Ann Arbor: Univ. ofMichigan, 1961. 109p.

McKenzie, Kermit E. COMINTERN AND WORLD REVOLUTION, 1928.1943; THESHAPING OF A DOCTRINE. New York: Columbia Univ., 1964,368p.

Marx, Karl and Engels, Friedrich. BASIC WRITINGS ON POLITICS ANDPHILOSOPHY. Edited by Lewis S. Feuer, Garden City:Doubleday, 1959, 497p.

THE COMMUNIST MANIFESTO. Introduc-tion by Francis B. Randall; translated by Samuel Moore.New York: Washington Square, 1965. 158p.

Mehnert, Klaus. STALIN VERSUS MARX; THE STALINIST HISTORICAL DOCTRINE.Translated from the German. London: Allen and Unwin,1952. 127p.

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COMMUNIM MARXISM AND SOCIALISM (continued)

Mendel, Arthur P. DILEMMAS OF PROGRESS IN TSARIST RUSSIA; LEGAL MARX-ISM AND LEGAL POPULISM. Cambridge: Harvard Univ., 1961,310p, (Russian Research Center Studies Series)

Meyer, Alfred G. MARXISM: THE UNITY OF THEORY AND PRACTICE. AnnArbor: Univ. of Michigan, 1963, 181p.

Overstreet, He- ry A. and Bonaro W, WHAT WE MUST KNOW ABOUT COMMUNISM.New York: Norton, 1958. 348p.

Pipes, Richard E. SOCIAI. DEMOCRACY AND THE ST. PETERSBURG LABOR MOVE-MENT, 1885.1897, Cambridge: Harvard Univ., 1963. 154P.(Russian Research Center Studies Series)

Ponomaryov, B. N. and others. HISTORY OF THE COMMUNIST PARTY OF THESOVIET UNION. Edited by Andrew Rothstein and ClemensDutt; translated from the Russian. Moscow: ForeignLanguages Publishing House, (1960). 762p.

Salvadori,

Schapiro,

Schwartz,

Skilling,

Massimo. THE RISE OF MODERN COMMUNISM; A BRIEF HISTORY OFTWENTIETH-CENTURY COMMUNISM, New York: Holt, Rinehartand Winston, 1963. 220p.

Leonard B. THE ORIGIN OF THE COMMUNIST AUTOCRACY; POLITICALOPPOSITION IN THE SOVIET STATE: FIRST PHASE, 1917-1922.New York: Praeger, 1965. 397p.

Benjamin I. CHINESE COMMUNISM AND THE RISE OF MAO. Cam-bridge: Harvard Univ., 1966. 258p. (Russian ResearchCenter Studies Series)

Harold G. COMMUNISM NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL; EASTERNEUROPE AFTER STALIN. Toronto: Toronto Univ., 1964.168p,

Swearer, Howard R. and Longaker, Richard P. CONTEMPORARY COMMUNISM:THEORY AND PRACTICE. Belmont, Cal.: Wadsworth, 1963.405p.

Taylor, Overton H. THE CLASSICAL LIBERALISM, MARXISM, AND THE TWENTI-ETH CENTURY. Cambridge: Harvard Univ., 1962. 122p.

Ulam, Adam B. THE BOLSHEVIKS; THE INTELLECTUAL AND POLITICAL HISTORYOF THE TRIUMPH OF COMMUNISM IN RUSSIA. New York- Mac-millan, 1965. 598p.

Warren, Frank A. LIBERALS AND COMMUNISM; THE "RED DECADE" REVISITED.Bloomington, Indiana Univ., 1966. 276p.

Wiles, Peter J. D. THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF COMMUNISM. Cambridge:Harvard Univ., 1962. 404p.

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Wolfe, Bertram D. MARXISM: ONE HUNDRED YEARS IN THE LIFE OF A DOCTRINE.New York: Dial, 1965. 404p.

. STRANGE COMMUNISTS I HAVE KNOWN. New York: Steinand Day, 1965, 222p,

Yarmclinsky, Avrahm, A RUSSIAN'S AMERICAN DREAM; A MEMOIR ON WILLIAMFREY, Lawrence: Univ. of Kansas, 1965, 147p.

Zinner, Paul E. COMMUNIST STRATEGY AM) TACTICS IN CZECHOSLOVAKIA,1918-1948. New York: Praeger, 1963. 24p,

Zitta, Victor, GEORG LUKACS' MARXISM: ALIENATION, DIALECTICS, REVOLU-TION; A STUDY IN UTOPIA AND IDEOLOGY. The Hague:Martinis Nijhoff, 1964. 305p.

V. ECONOMY AND LAW

Bergson, Abram, THE ECONOMICS OF'SOVIET PLANNING. New Haven: YaleUniv., 1964, 394p,

Berliner, Joseph S. FACTORY AND MANAGER IN THE USSR. Cambridge: Har-vard Univ., 1957. 386p. (Russian Research CenterStudies Series)

Berman, Harold J., ed.-trans. SOVIET CRIMINAL LAW AN) PROCEDURE; THER.S.F.S.R CODES. Cambridge: Harvard Univ., 1966. 501p.(Russian Research Center Studies Series)

, and Kerner, Miroslav, eds.-trans, DOCUMENTS ONSOVIET MILITARY LAW AAD ADMINISTRATION. Cambridge: Har-vard Univ., 1955, 164p. (Russian Research CenterStudies Series)

SOVIET MILITARY LAW ANDADMINISTRATION. Cambridge: Harvard Univ., 1955. 208P.(Russian Research Center Studies Series)

Brodersen, Arvid. THE SOVIET WORKER; LABOR AND GOVERNMENT IN SOVIETSOCIETY. New York: Random, 1966, 278p,

Campbell, Robert W. SOVIET ECONOMIC POWER: ITS ORGANIZATION, GROWTH,AM) CHALLENGE, Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1966. 2ndedition. 184p,

Chapman, Janet G. REAL WAGES IN SOVIET RUSSIA SINCE 1928. Cambridge:Harvard Univ.. 1963, 395p.

Clark, M. Gardner, THE ECONOMICS OF SOVIET STEEL. Cambridge: HarvardUnix*, 1956, 400p, (Russian Research Center StudiesSeries)

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Degras, Jane, ed. SOVIET PLANNING; ESSAYS IN HONOR OF NAUM JASNY.New York: Praeger, 1964, 225p,

Dodge, Norton T. WOMEN IN THE SOVIET ECONOMY: THEIR ROLE IN ECONOMIC,SCIENTIFIC, AND TECHNICAL DEVELOPMENT. Baltimore: JohnsHopkins, 1966. 331p.

Erlich, nexander. THE SOVIET 'INDUSTRIALIZATION DEBATE, 1924-1928.Cambridge: Harvard Univ., 1960. 214p. (Russian Re-search Center Studies Series)

Harbron, John D, COMMUNIST SHIPS AND SHIPPING. New York: Praeger,1963, 262p.

Hayward, Max, ed.-trans, ON TRIAL; THE SOVIET STATE VERSUS "ABRAMTERTZ" AND "NIKOld[ ARZHAK". New York: Harper & Row,1966, 183p.

Hodgman,

Holzman,

Donald R. SOVIET INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION, 1928-1951. Cambridge:Harvard Univ., 1954. 241p. (Russian Research CenterStudies Series)

Franklyn D. SOVIET TAXATION; THE FISCAL AND MONETARY PROBLEMSOF A PLANNED ECONOMY. Cambridge: Harvard Univ., 1955.376p. (Russian Research Center Studies Series)

Hooson, David J. M. A NEW SOVIET HEARTLAND? Princeton: Van Nostrand,1964. 132p.

Hunter, Holland. SOVIET TRANSPORTATION POLICY. Cambridge: HarvardUniv., 1957. 416p. (Russian Research Centcr StudiesSeries)

Ingram, David, THE COMMUNIST ECONOMIC CHALLENGE. New York: Praeger,1965. 168p.

Jasny, Naum. KHRUSHMEV'S CROP POLICY. Glasgow: George Outram,(1964). 243p.

Konstantinovsky, Boris A. SOVIET LW IN ACTION: THE RECOLLECTED CASESP A SOVIET LAWYER. Edited by Harold J. Berman. Cam-bridge: Harvard Univ., 1953. 77p.

Laird, Roy D. and Crowley, award L., eds. SOVIET AGRICULTURE: THEPERMANENT CRISIS. New York: Praeger, 1965. 209p.

Moorsteen, Richard. PRICES AND PRODUCTION OF MACHINERY IN THE SOVIETUNION, 19281958. Cambridge: Harvard Univ., 1962. 498p,

Richman, Barry M. SOVIET MANAGEMENT; WITH SIGNIFICANT AMERICAN COM-PARISONS. Englewood Cliffs: Prentice-Hall, 1965. 279p.

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Spulber, Nicolas, ed. FOUNDATIONS OF SOVIET STRATEGY FOR ECONOMICGROWTH; SELECTED SOVIET ESSAYS, 1924.1930. Blooming-ton: Indiana Univ., 1964. 530p.

Ticker, Robert C. and Cohen, Stephen F., eds. THE GREAT PURGE TRIAL.New York: Grosset & Dunlap, 1965. 725p.

Von Laue, Theodore H. SE.GEI WITTE AND THE INDUSTRIALIZATION OFRUSSIA,, New York: Columbia Univ., 1963. 360p.

Westwood, J. N. A HISTORY OF RUSSIAN RAIlWAYS. London: Allen andUnwin, 1964. 326p,

VI. EDUCATION, MATHEMATICS ANL SCIENCE

Aleksandrov, Aleksandr D. and others, eds. MATHEMATICS: ITS CONTENT,METHODS, AND MEANING. 3 vol. Translated by S. H.Gould and T. Bertha. Cambridge: M.I.T. Press, 1963.

Aptheker, Herbert, ed. MARXISM AND ALIENATION; A SYMPOSIUM. New York:Humanities, 1965, 158p.

Bauer, Raymond A. THE NEW MAN IN SOVIET PSYCHOLOGY. Cambridge: Har-vard Univ., 1952. 229p. (Russian Research CenterStudies Series)

Benton, William (Senator). THE TEACHERS AND THE TAUGHT IN THE U.S.S.R.Preface by Senator J. W. Fulbright, New York: Atheneum,1966, 174p.

Chukovskii, Kornei I. FROM TWO TO FIVE (concerning the preschoolchild). Edited and translated by Miriam Morton. Berke-ley: Univ. of California, 1963, 170p.

Hans, Nicholas. THE RUSSIAN TRADITION IN EDUCATION. London: Routledge& Kegan Paul, 1963. 196p.

James, C. V., ed. ON TEACHING RUSSIAN; COLLECTED ARTICLES. New York:Macmillan, 1963. 143p.

McGrew, Roderick E. RUSSIA AND THE CHOLERA, 18231832, Madison: Univ.of Wisconsin, 1965. 229p,

Pulikina, I. 1.16, ed. PREPODAVANIE RUSSKOGO JAZYKA STUDENTAM-INOSTRANT-SAM. Moscow: "Vysshaya Shkola" Publishing House, 1965.162p.

Simon, Brian and Joan, e4s. EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY IN THE U.S.S.R.Stanford: Stanford Univ., 1963. 283p.

Willis, Harold R. SOVIETIZED EDUCATION; A STUDY OF SOVIET EDUCATIONAND SOME OF ITS EFFECTS. New York: Exposition, 1965.90p.

otgny 0.1.,(11V,SWV.

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VII. FOLKLORE

Lang, David M6, ed...trans, THE BALAVARIANI (BARLAAM AND JOSAPHAT); ATALE FROM THE CHRISTIAN EAST, TRANSLATED FROM THE OLDGEORGIAN. Berkeley: Univ. of California, 1966. 187p.

Sokolov, Yuriy Me RUSSIAN FOLKLORE. Translated by Catherine R. Smith.Hatboro, Pa.: Folklore Associates, 1966. 760p.

See also Poltoratzky entry under Russian language Readers section.

VIII. FOREIGN RELATIONS

Abrikossow, Dmitrii I. REVELATIONS OF A RUSSIAN DIPLOMAT; THE MEMOIRSOF DMITRII I. ABRIKOSSW. Edited by George A. Lensen.Seattle: Univ. of Washirgton, 1964. 329p.

Bailey, Thomas A. AMERICA FACES RUSSIA: RUSSIX,hAMERICAN RELATIONSFROM EARLY TIMES TO OUR DAY. Gloucester: Peter Smith,1964. 375p,

Bishop, Donald G. THE ROOSEVELT.LITVINOV AGREEMENTS; THE AMERICANVIEW. Syracuse: Syracuse Univ., 1965. 297p.

Brzezinski, Zbigniew K., ed. AFRICA AND THE COMMUNIST WORLD. Stan-ford: Stanford Univ., 1963, 272p.

Budenz, Louis F. TUE BOLSHEVIK INVASION OF THE WEST; ACCOUNT OF THEGREAT POLITICAL WAR FOR A SOVIET AMERICA. Linden, N.J.:Bookmailer, 1966, 270p.

Campbell, John C. AMERICAN POLICY TOWARD COMMUNIST EASTERN EUROPE:THE CHOICES AHEAD. Minneapolis: Univ. of Minnesota,1965. 136p.

Carr, Edward H. GERMAN- SOVIET RELATIONS ,BETWEEN THE TWO WORLD WARS,1919.1939. New York: Harper & Row, 1966. 146p.

Carroll, E. Malcolm. SOVIET COMMUNISM AND WESTERN OPINION, 1919.1921.Chapel Hill: Univ. of North Carolina, 1965. 302p.

Clews, John C. COMMUNIST PROPAGANDA TECHNIQUES. New York: Praeger,1964, 326p.

Crankshaw, Edward. THE NEW COLD WAR: MOSCOW V. PEKIN. Baltimore:Penguin, 1963, 167p.

Dallin, Alexander and others. RUSSIAN DIPLOMACY AM) EASTERN EUROPE,1914.1917. New York: King's Crown, 1963. 305p.(Columbia University Russian Institute)

Debicki, Roman. FOREIGN POLICY OF POLAND, 1519.39; FROM THE REBIRTHOF THE POLISH REPUBLIC TO WORLD WAR II. New York:Praeger, 1962. 192p.

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Doolin, Dennis J. TERRITORIAL CLAIMS IN THE SINO-SOVIET CONFLICT;DOCUMENTS AND ANALYSIS. Stanford: Stanford Univ., 1965,77p,

Garthoff, Raymond L. SOVIET MILITARY POLICY; A HISTORICAL ANALYSIS.New York: Praeger, 1966, 276p.

Haines, Charles ( ed. THE THREAT OF SOVIET IMPERIALISM. Baltimore:.:,. as Hopkins, 1954. 402p.

Herz, Martin Florian. BEGINNINGS OF THE COLD WAR. Bloomington:Indiana Univ., 1966. 214p.

Horelick, Arnold L. and Rush, Myron. STRATEGIC POWER AND SOVIETFOREIGN POLICY. Chicago: Univ. of Chicago, 1966. 225p.

Heft Immanuel C. Y. THE ILI CRISIS; A STUDY OF SINO-RUSSIAN DIPLOMACY,1871-1881. New York: Oxford Univ., 1965. 230p.

Jackson, W. A. Douglas. THE RUSSO-CHINESE BORDERLANDS: ZONE OF PEACE-FUL CONTACT OR POTENTIAL CONFLICT? Princeton: VanNostrand, 1962. 126p.

Jados, Stanley S. DOCUMENTS ON RUSSIAN- AMERICAN RELATIONS; WASHINGTONTO EISENHOWER. Washington: Catholic Univ. of America,1965. 416p.

Laqueur, Walter Z. RUSSIA AND GERMANY; A CENTURY OF CONFLICT. Boston:Little, Brown, 1965. 367p,

Lasky, Victor. THE UGLY RUSSIAN. New York: Trident, 1965. 322p.

Librach, Jan, THE RISE OF THE SOVIET EMPIRE; A STUDY OF SOVIETFOREIGN POLICY; revised and expanded edition. New York :.Praeger, 1965. 399p.

Lobanov-Rostovsky, Andrei A. RUSSIA AND ASIA. Ann Arbor: George Wahr,1951. 342p.

. RUSSIA AND EUROPE, 1825-1878. Ann Arbor:George Wahr, 1954. 330p.

McLane, Charles B. SOVIET STRATEGIES IN SOUTHEAST ASIA; AN EXPLORATIONOF EASTERN POLICY UNDER LENIN AND STALIN. Princeton:Princeton Univ., 1966. 563p.

Marx, Karl H MARX VS. RUSSIA. Edited, with an introduction, by J. A.Doerig; afterword by Hans Kohn. New York: Ungar, 1962,198p.

Penkovskiy, Oleg V. THE PENKOVSKIY PAPERS. Edited by Frank Gibney;translated by Peter rw%riabin. Card-n City; no-..b ledey,1965, 411p.

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FOREIGN RELATIONS (continued)

Petrovich, Michael B. THE EMERGENCE OF RUSSIAN PANSLAVION4 1856 -1870.New York: Columbia Univ., 1956. 312p.

Ronchey, Alberto, THE TWO RED GIANTS; AN ANALYSIS OF SINO-SOVIETRELATIONS. Translated from the Italian by RaymondRosenthal. New York: Norton, 1965. 117p,

Rosenbaum, Kurt, COMMUNITY of FATE i GERMAN-SOVIET DIPLCNATICRELATIONS, 1922.1928. Syracuse: Syracuse Univ., 1965.325p,

Satow, Ernest M. KOREA AND MANCHURIA BETWEEN RUSSIA AND JAPAN, 1895-1904; THE OBSERVATIONS OF SIR ERNEST SATOW, BRITISHMINISTER PLENIPOTENTIARY TO JAPAN (18951900) AND CHINA(19001906). Edited, with an introduction, by George A.Lensen. Tallahassee: Diplomatic Press, 1966, 296p.

Seth, Ronald. UNMASKED! THE STORY OF RUSSIAN ESPIONAGE. New York:Hawthorn, 1965. 306p.

Shulman, Marshall D. BEYOND THE COLD WAR. New Haven: Yale Univ.,1966, 111p.

Smith, Walter B. MY THREE YEARS IN MOSCOW. Philadelphia: Lippincott,1949, 346p.

Stoessinger, John G. THE UNITED NATIONS AND THE SUPERPOWERS; UNITEDSTATES-SOVIET INTERACTION AT THE UNITED NATIONS. NewYork: Random, 1965. 206p,

Ullman, Richard H. INTERVENTION AND THE WAR. (V. 1 of MELO -SOVIETRELATIONS, 1917-1921), Princeton: Princeton Univ.,1961. 360p,

Wolkers, Arnold, ed. CHANGING EAST-WEST RELATIONS AND THE UNITY OFTHE WEST. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins, 1964. 242p.(European-American Colloquium, Washington Center ofForeign Policy Research, 1964)

IX. GEOGRAPHY

East, William G. THE SOVIET UNION. Princeton: Van Nostrand, 1963.136p.

Mellor, Roy E. H. GEOGRAPHY OF THE U.S.S.R. New York: St. Martin's,1964. 402p.

Pounds, Norman J. G. EUROPE AND THE SOVIET UNION. New York: McGraw-Hill, 1966. 528p,

Taaffe, Robert N. and Kingsbury, Robert C. AN ATLAS OF SOVIET AFFAIRS.New York: Praeger, 1965. 143p.

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X. GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS

Andrews, William G., ed. SOVIET INSTITUTIONS AND POLICIES: INSIDEVIEWS. Princeton: Van Nostrand, 1966. 411p.

Avtorkhanov, Abdurakhman. THE COMMUNIST PARTY APPARATUS. Chicago:Regnery, 1966, 422p,

Braham, Randolph L., ed, SOVIET POLITICS AND GOVERNMENT; A READER.New York: Knopf, 1965, 615p.

Conquest, Robert. POWER AND POLICY IN THE U.S.S.R.; THE STUDY OFSCVIET DYNASTICS. New York: Macmillan, 1961, 485p.

Fisher, Jack C. YUGOSLAVIA - A MULTINATIONAL STATE; REGIONAL DIFFER-ENCE AND ADMINISTRATIVE RESPONSE. San Francisco:Chandler, 1966. 244p,

Gellhorn, Walter, OMBUDSM3N AND OTHERS; CITIZENS' PROTECTORS IN NINECOUNTRIES, Cambridge: Harvard Univ., 1966. 448p.

Kim, Young Hum, ed. PATTERNS Cr COMPETITIVE COEXISTENCE: USA VS. USSR.New York: Putnam's, 1966. 484p,

Mayer, Alfred Go THE SOVIET POLITICAL SYSTEM; AN INTERPRETATION. NewYork: Random, 1965, 494p.

Nicolaeveky, Boris I. POWER AND THE SOVIET ELITE; "THE LETTER OF ANOLD BOLSHEVIK" AND OTHER ESSAYS. Edited by Janet D.Zagoria. New York: Praeger, 1965. 275p. (HooverInstitution Series)

Paloczi -Horvath, George. THE FACTS REBEL: THE FUTURE OF RUSSIA ANDTHE WEST. London: Seeker & Warburg, 1964. 256p.

Pobedonostsev, Konstantin P. REFLECTIONS OF A RUSSIAN STATESMAN. AnnArbor: Univ. of Michigan, 1965, 271p.

Radkey, Oliver H. THE ELECTION TO THE RUSSIAN CONSTITUENT ASSEMBLY OF1917, Cambridge: Harvard Univ., 1950, 89p,

Raeff, Marc.

Schapiro,

PLANS FOR POLITICAL REFORM IN IMPERIAL RUSSIA, 1730-1905.Englewood Cliffs. Prentice-Hall, 1966. 159p. (RussianCivilization Series)

Leonard B. THE GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS OF THE SOVIET UNION.New York: Random, 1965. 191p.

Scott, Derek J. R. RUSSIAN POLITICAL INSTITUTIONS. New York: Praeger,1966. 276p,

Skilling, H. Gordon. THE GOVERNMENTS OF COMMUNIST EAST EUROPE. NewYork: Crowell, 1966. 256p.

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GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS (cont inued)

Trotsky, Leon, THE NEW COURSE; and THE STRUGGLE FOR THE NEW COURSE,by Max Shachtman. Ann Arbor: Univ. of Michigan, 1965,265p.

Walking Jacob. THE RISE OF DEMOCRACY IN PRE-REVOLUTIONARY RUSSIA;POLITICAL AND SOCIAL INSTITUTIONS UNDER THE LAST THREECZARS. New York: Praeger, 1962. 320p.

XI. LANGUAGE

DICTIONARIES

Babkin, A. M., ed. SLCVAR° NAZVANIJ ZHITELEJ R.S.F.S.R. Moscow:Sovetskaya Entsiklopediya, 1964. 3990.

GRAMMARS

Fedorov, M. Y. and Kryukova, I. P. HANDBOOK CF RUSSIAN VERBS. Editedby C. V. James. New York: Macmillan, 1963, 261p.

Karpenko, A. I., ed. PERVYJ RAZ P06.RUSSKI: GLAGOL. Lvov: Lvov Univ.,1966. 358p.

Murphy, A. B. ASPECTIVAL USAGE IN RUSSIAN. New York: Pergamon, 1965.158p.

PHILOLOGY

Avanesov, R. I. MODERN RUSSIAN STRESS. Edited by C. V. James. NewYork: Macmillan, 1964, 105p.

Cheshko, L. A. RUSSIAN ORTHOGRAPHY. Edited by C. V. James. New York:Macmillan, 1963, 147p.

Collinder, Bj3rn. AN INTRODUCTION TO THE imam LANGUAGES. B!arkeley:Univ. of California, 1965. 167p.

De Bray, R. G. A. GUIDE TO THE SLAVONIC LANGUAGES. New Yrk: Dutton,1963. 797p.

Entwistle, William J. and Morison, W. A. RUSSIAN AND THE SLAVONICLANGUAGES. London: Faber and Faber, 1964. 407p.

Gardiner, S. C. GERMAN LOANWORDS IN RUSSIAN, 1550-1690. Oxford, Eng.:Basil Blackwell, 1965. 330p.

Klepko, V. A PRACTICAL HANDBOOK ON STRESS IN RUSSIAN. Translated byV. Korotky. Moscow: Progress Publishing House, nod.149p.

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LANGUAGE . PHILOLOGY (continued)

Levkovskaja, K. A. TEORIJA SLOVA; PRINTSIPY EE POSTROENIJA I ASPEKTYIZUCHENIJA LEKSICHESKOGO MATERIALA. Moscow: Vysshaja

Shkola Publishing House, 1962. 295p.

Ozhegov, S. I., ed. PRAVIL'NOST' RUSSKOJ RECHI; TRUDNYE SLUCHAI

SOVREMENNOGO SLOVOUPCTREBLENIJA. Moscow: Academy of

Sciences, 1962, 183p.

Shevelov, Gec'ge Y. A PREHISTORY OF SLAVIC; THE HISTORICAL PHONOLOGY

OF COMMON SLAVIC. New York: Columbia Univ., 1965. 662p.

Steinfeldt, E. RUSSIAN WORD COUNT; 2500 WORDS MOST COMMONLY USED INMODERN LITERARY RUSSIAN; GUIDE FOR TEACHERS OF RUSSIAN.Moscow: Progress Publishing House, n.d. 227p.

Vakar, Nicholas P. A WORD COUNT OF SPOKEN RUSSIAN; THE SOVIET USAGE.

Columbus: Ohio State Univ., 1966, 367p.

LANGUAGE - RUSSIAN LANGUAGE READERS

Averbakh, I. L. and others, eds. MALENtKIE POVESTI I RASSKAZY. Mos-

co4: Moscow Univ., 1965. 210p.

Binyon, T. J.,

Bogoljubskaja,

Boronina, E.

ed. A SOVIET VERSE READER. New York: Pitman, 1964.

165p.

M. and Tabenkina, A. NASHI SKAZKI. Kniga vtoraja.

Moscow: Detskaja Literatura Publishing House, 1966.191p.

A SIBERIAN FOREST ADVENTURE. Edited by G. A. Birkett.

New York: Appleton -Century.Crofts, 1966. 33p.

Chukrai, Grigori. BALLAD OF A SOLDIER (film scenario). Edited by

Laurence Thompson and others. New York: Harcourt,

Brace & World, 1966. 137p.

Cooper, Dagmar M. RUSSIAN SCIENCE READER. Edited by C. V. Janes.

New York: Macmillan, 1964, 263p.

ECHO; SHORT STORIES. Moscow: Progress Publishing House,

n.d. 88p.

Ehrenburg, Ilya. THE ACTRESS; and PETYA THE COCK, by Vsevolod Ivanov.Edited by G. A. Birkett. New York: Appleton- Century-

Crofts, 1966. 44p.

Fedin, Konstantin A. CARP. Edited by G. A. Birkett. York: Apple -

ton.Century-Crofts, 1966. 25p.

Friedberg, Maurice and Maguire, Robert, eds. - trans. A BILINGUAL COL-

LECTION OF RUSSIAN SHORT STORIES. V. 2. Parallel text.

New York: Random, 1965. 593p.

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LANGUAGE . RUSSIAN LANGUAGE READERS (continued)

Gorky, Maxim. IMPS CUIIDHOW; and CHILDREN. Edited by G. A. Birk-ett. New York: Appleton-Century-Crofts, 1966, 43p.

Harper, Kenneth; Koulaeff, G. and Gisetti, eds. rEw VOICES; CON-TEMPORARY SOVIET SHORT STORIES. New York: Harcourt,Brace & World, 1966. 191p.

Ivanov, Vsevolod V. THE SAGA OF THE SERCEANT. Edited by G. A. Birk-.

ett. New York: Appleton-Century-Crofts, 1966. 62p.

Kazakov, Yurii. SELECTED SHORT STORIES. Edited by C. V. James, NewYork: Macmillan, 1963, 196p.

Lariokhinaya, N. M., ed. RASSKAZY SOVETSKIKH PISATELEJ. Moscow:Moscow Univ., 1963, 140p,

Lloyd, C. C. TO MOSCOW. New York: Macmillan, 1965. 69p.

Macura, Paul and Ma.ik, Joe. A SUPPLEMENTARY RUSSIAN READER. Tucson:Univ. of Arizona, 1965. 232p.

Milne, H. and Greene, Militsa, PASSAGES FOR INTERPRETATION ANDLANGUAGE PRACTICE IN RUSSIAN. Edited by C. V. James.New York: Macmillan, 1963. 133p,

Nagibin, Yurii. SE1ECTED SHORT STORIES. Edited by C. V. James, NewYork: Macmillan, 1963. 227p.

Nilin, Pavel. CRUELTY. Edited by C. V. James. New York: Macmillan,1963, 289pc

Panova, Vera F. "SEREZHA" AND "VAIYA." New York: Macmillan, 1964.142 p.

. SPUTNIKI (THE TRAVELING COMPANIONS). Edited by GalinaStilman. New York: Blaisdell, 1965. 99p.

Pargment, Lila. CONVERSATIONAL READER ON RUSSIAN CULTURE. New York:Rausen, 1965. 222p.

PatricE, George Z. INTERMEDIATE RUSSIAN READER. New York: Pitman,1958. 327p,

Poltoratzky, Marianna A. RUSSIAN FOLKLORE. New York: Rausen, 1964,303p,

Pushkin, Aleksandr S. THE QUEEN OF SPADES. Letchworth, Eng.: Bradda,1963. 127p.

ID fib Ma SHORT STORIES BY SOVIET WRITERS. Parallel English-Russian text. Moscow: Progress Publishing House, n.d.191p,

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LANGUAGE . TEXTBOOKS

Arakin, V. D. and Samojlova, I. D. RUSSKIJ JAZYK (MY FIRST RUSSIANBOOK). Moscow: Prosveshchenie Publishers, 1966. 247p,

Barkhudarov, S. C. and Krjuchkov, S. E. UCHEBNIK RUSSKOGO JAZYKA, PT.1: DLJA 5.G0 I 6-GO KLASSOV. Moscow: Ministry of Edu-cation RSFSR, 1961. 296P.

Bednjakov, A. S. and Matijchenko, A. S. RUSSKIJ JAZYK, PT. 1.2, Mos-cow: Ministry of Education RSFSR, 1962,

Gvozdev, A. N. SOVREMENNYJ RUSSKIJ JAZYK; SBORNIK UPRAZHNENIJ. Mos-cow: Prosveshchenie Publishers, 1964. 324p.

Householder,

Kostin, N. 114

Fred W., Jr, BASIC COURSE IN AZERBAIJANI. Bloomington:Indiana Univ., 1965, 275p. (Uralic and Altaic Series)

UCHEBNIK RUSSKOGO JAZYKA; DLJA NACHAL'NOJ SHKOLY;VTOROJ KLASS. Moscow: Ministry of Education RSFSR,1964. 127p,

Melvnikov, L. S. SBORNIK DIKTANTOV PO PUNKTUATSII.chenie Publishers, 1966. 183p.

Moscow: Prosvesh-

Yakobson, Helen B. CONVERSATIONAL RUSSIAN; AN INTERMEDIATE COURSE.Boston: Heath, 1965, 184p,

Zakozhurnikova, M. L. and Rozhdestvenskij, N. S. RUSSKIJ JAZYK;UCHEBNIK DLJA CHETVERTOGO KLASSA NACHAL'NOJ SHKOLY.Moscow: Ministry of Education RSFSR, 1958. 158p.

XII. LITERATURE

'GENERAL SURVEYS

RUSSKIJ JAZYK; UCHEBNIKDLJA TRET'EGO KLASSA NACHAL410J SHKOLY, Moscow: Pros-veshchenie Publishers, 1965. 157p.

RUSSKIJ JAZYK; UCHEBNIKDIJA PERVOGO KLASSA. Moscow: Prosveshchenie Publishers,1965. 159p,

Alexandrova, Vera S. A HISTORY OF SOVIET LITERATURE, 1917.1964; FROMGORKY TO SOLZHENITSYN. Translated by Mirra Ginsburg.Garden City: Doubleday, 1964. 464p.

Brown, Deming B. SOVIET ATTITUDES TOWARD AMERICAN WRITING. Princeton:Princeton Univ., 1962. 338p.

Brown, Edward J. RUSSIAN LITERATURE SINCE THE REVOLUTION. New York:Collier, 1963, 320p.

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LITERATURE - GENERAL SURVEYS (continued)

Davie, Donald, ed. RUSSIAN LITERATURE AND MODERN ENGLISH FICTION; ACOLLECTION OF CiUTTCAL ESSAYS. Chicago: Univ. of Chi-cago, 1965. 244p.

Erlich, Victor. THE DOUBLE IMAGE; CONCEPTS OF THE POET IN SLAVICLITERATURES. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins, 1964. 160p.

Ermolaev, Herman. SOVIET LITERARY THEORIES, 1917.19341 THE GENESISOF SOCIALIST REALISM. Berkeley: Univ. California,1963. 261p.

Gifford, Henry. THE NOVEL IN RUSSIA; FROM PUSHKIN TO PASTERNAK. Lon-don: Hutchinson, 1964. 208p.

Lemon, Lee T. and Reis, Marion J., ed.-trans. RUSSIAN FORMALISTCRITICISM; FOUR ESSAYS. Lincoln: Univ. of Nebraska,1965. 143p.

Lord, Albert B. THE SINGER Cc TALES. Cambridge: Harvard Univ., 1964.309p.

Mihajlov, Mihajle. MOSCOW SUMMER. New York: Farrar, Straus andGiroux, 1965. 215p.

Patterson, David. THE HEBREW NOVEL IN CZARIST RUSSIA. Edinburgh:Edinburgh Univ., 1964, 316p.

Reeve, Franklin D. THE RUSSIAN NOVEL. New York: McGraw-Hill, 1966.397p.

Roberts, Spencer E. SOVIET HISTORICAL DRAMA: ITS ROLE IN THE DEVELOP-MENT OF A NATIONAL MYTHOLOGY. The Hague: Martins1:jhoff, 1965. 218p.

Simmons, Ernest J. INTRODUCTION TO RUSSIAN REALISM. Bloomington:Indiana Univ., 1965.

, ed. THROUGH THEOF RUSSIAN SOCIETY.301p,

275p.

GLASS OF SOVIET LITERATURE; VIEWSNew York: Columbia Univ., 1953.

Swayze, Harold. POLITICAL CONTROL OF LITERATURE IN THE USSR, 1946-1959. Cambridge: Harvard Univ., 1962. 301p. (RussianResearch Center Studies Series)

Trotsky, Leon. LITERATURE AND REVOLUTION. Ann Arbor: Univ. of Michi-gan, 1960. 255p.

Vojtolovskaja, E. L. and Rumyantseva, E. M. PRAKTICHESKIE ZANYATIJAPO RUSSKOJ LITERATURE XIX VEKA. Moscow: ProsveshcheniePublishers, 1966. 234p.

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LITERATURE - 19TH CENTURY AND EARLIER

Chekhov, Anton P. PLATONOV; A PLAY IN FOUR ACTS AND F4VE SCENES,Translated by David Magarshack, New York: Hill andWang, 1964. 195p,

THE SELECTED LETTERS OF ANTON CHEKHOV. Edited byLillian Hellman; translated by Sidonie L. Lederer. NewYork: McGraw-Hill, 1965. 331p.

Lermontovl Mikhail Y. THE DEMON AND OTHER POEMS, Translated byEugene M. Kayden, Yellow Springs, Ohio: Antioch, 1965.197p,

Pushkin, Aleksandr S. EUGENE ONEGIN. London: Bradda, 1960. 206p,

THE LETTERS OF ALEXANDER PUSHKIN. 3 vol.Translated by J. Thomas Shaw, Philadelphia: Univ. ofPennsylvania, 1963.

. POEMS OF PUSHKIN. Parallel Russian-Englishtext, Selected and interpreted by Henry Jones. NewYork: Citadel, 1965. 67p.

Shevchenko, Taras. THE PCSTICALWORKS OF TARAS SHEVCHENKO, THE KOBZAR.Translated from the Ukrainian by C. H. Andrusyshen andWatson Kirkconnell, Toronto: Univ. of Toronto, 1964,563p,

Tolstoy, Lev N. LYOF TOLSTOY: AN ANTHOLOGY. Edited, with an intro-duction, by Charles R. Joy, Boston: Beacon, 1958. 254p.

LITERATURE - 20TH CENTURY

Abramov, Fyodor, THE DODGERS, Translated by David Floyd. London:Flagon, 1963, 174p.

ONE DAY IN THE "NEW LUPE. Translated by DavidFloyd. New York: Praeger, 1963. I74P.

Aksenov, Vasilij. NA POLPUTI K LUNE (HALF. -WAY TO THE MOON)] KNIGARASSKAZOV, Moscow: Sovetakaja Rossija, 1966. 181P.

Bondaryev, Yuri, SILENCE; A NOVEL. Translated by Elisaveta Fen.Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1966, 254p.

Nekrasov, Viktor P. KIRA (A NOVEL). Translated by Moura Budberg.London: Cresset, 1963, 165p.

Pasternak, Boris L. DOKTOR ZHIVAGO (in Russian), Ann Arbor: Univ. ofMichigan, 1959. 566p,

. THE POEMS OF DR. ZHIVAGO. Translated, with com-mentary, by Donald Davie. New York: Barnes and Noble,1965, 204p,

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LITERATURE - 20TH CENTURY (continued)

Solzhenitsyn, Alexander I. "WE NEVER MAKE MISTAKES" (TWO SHORTNOVELS). Translated by Paul W. Blackstock. Columbia:Univ. of South Carolina, 1963. 100p,

Tarsis, Valeriy. THE BLUEBOTTLE. Translated by Thomas Jones andDavid Alger, New York: Knopf, 1963. 229p,

WARD 7; AN AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL NOVEL. Translated byKatya Brown. New York: Dutton, 1965. 159p.

Tarts, Abram (pseud.) FANTASTIC STORIES. Translated by Max Haywardand Ronald Hingley. New York: Pantheon, 1963. 213p,

THE MAKEPEACE EXPERIMENT. Translated by Manya Harari.New York: Pantheon, 1965, 191p.

ON SOCIALIST REALISM. Translated by George Dennis.New York: Pantheon, 1960. 95p,

. THE TRIAL BEGINS. Translated by Max Hayward. New York:Pantheon, 1960, 128p.

Tolstoy, Alexei N. PETER THE FIRST. Translated by Tatiana Shebunina.New York: Macmillan, 1959, 768p.

Voznesensky, Andrei A, ANTIWORIDS. Edited by Patricia Blake and MaxHayward; translated by six American poets and Max Hay-ward. New York: Basic Books, 1966. 120p,

Yevtushenko, Yevgeny A. THE POETRY OF YEVGENY YEVTUSHENKO, 1953-1965.Translated, with an introduction, by George Reavey.Bilingual edition, 4th parallel text. New York: Octo-ber House, 1965. 2.

. YEVTUSHENKO POEMS. Translated by HerbertMarshall, BilinEt,ual edition, with parallel text. NewYork: Dutton, 1966, 191p.

LITERATURE - ANTHOLOGIES

Blake, Patricia and liayward, Max, eds. HALF-WAY TO THE MOON; NEWWRITING FROM RUSSIA. New York: Holt, Rinehart andWinston, 1964. 276p.

Bromke, Adam and others, eds. CANADIAN SLAVONIC PAPERS, VII. Toronto:Univ. of Toronto for Canadian Association of Slavists,i965. 252p.

Field, Andrew, ed. PAGES FROM TARUSA: NEW VOICES IN RUSSIAN WRITING.Boston: Little, Brown, 1964. 367p,

Ginsburg, Mirra, ed.trans. THE FATAL EGGS AND OTHER SOVIET SATIRE.New York: Macmillan, 1965, 305p,

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LITERATURE - ANTHOLOGIES (continued)

Milner.Gulland, Robin R,, ed. SOVIET RUSSIAN VERSE; AN ANTHOLOGY (inRussian). New York: Macmillan, 1964. 254p.

Ognyev, Vladimir, comp. VO VES° GOLOS. Biographical notes and com-mentary (in English) by Nina Shulgina, Moscow: ProgressPublishers, nod. 451p.

Reavey, George, ed.-trans. THE NOW RUSSIAN POETS, 1953.1966; ANANTHOLOGY. Bilingual edition, with parallel text. NewYork: October House, 1966, 292p.

Turkevith, Ludmilla B., ed. MASTERPIECES OF RUSSIAN LITERATURE; FROMTHE BEGINNINGS TO 1863 (in Russian). Princeton: VanNostrand, 1964. 790p,

Yarmolinsky, Avrahm, ed. RUSSIANS: THEN AND NM; A SELECTION OFRUSSIAN WRITIW FROM THE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY TO OUR OWNDAY. New York: Macmillan, 1963, 455p.

, ed. TWO CENTURIES OF RUSSIAN VERSE; AN ANTHOLOGY;FROM LOMONOSON TO VOZNESENSKY. Translated by BabetteDeutsch. New York: Random, 1966. 322p.

LITERATURE - MEN OF LITERATURE

Eastman, Mix, LOVE AND REVOLUTION: MY JOURNEY THROUGH AN EPOCH. NewYork: Random, 1964, 665p.

Goldstone, Herbert, ed, CHEKHOV'S THE CHERRY ORCHARD. Boston: Allynand Bacon, 1965, 200p.

Gregg, Richard A, FEDOR TIUTCHEV: THE EVOLUTION OF A POET. New York:Columbia Univ., 1965. 257p,

Jackson, Robert L. DOSTOEVSKY'S QUEST FOR FORM; A STUDY OF HISMILOSOPHY OF ART. New Haven: Yale Univ., 1966. 274p.(Russian and East European Studies Series)

Karlinsky, Simon. MARINA CVETAEVA; HER LIFE AND ART.of California, 1966. 317p.

Koetka, Edmund K. SCHILLER IN RUSSIAN LITERATURE.of Pennsylvania, 1965. 314p,

Berkeley: Univ.

Philadelphia: Univ.

Levin, Dan. STORMY PETREL; THE LIFE AND WORK OF MAXIM GORKY. NewYork: Appleton-Century, 1965. 332P.

Mayakovsky, Vladimir V. MAYAKOVSKY, Edited and translated by HerbertMarshall. New York: Hill and Wang, 1965. 432p.

Wasiolek, Edward, DOSTOEVSKY: THE MAJOR FICTION. Cambridge: M.I.T.Press, 1964. 255p.

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XIII. MSIC, ART, THEATRE AND RECREATION

Bakst, James.

Biryukova, N.

A HISTORY OF RUSSIAN-SOVIET MUSIC. New York: Dodd,

Mead, 1966. 406p,

Y. THE HERMITAGE, LENINGRAD: GOTHIC AND RENAISSANCETAPESTRIES. Photography by W. and B. Forman, London:

Paul Hamlyn, 1965, 128p.

Chamot, Nary. RUSSIAN PAINTING AND SCULPTURE. New York: Macmillan,

1963, 55p.

Chantey, Irving, ed, THE RUSSIANS PLAY CHESS; 56 MASTER GANESSELECTED AND ANNOTATED. New York: Dover, 1964. :15P.

Duffield, Holley G. and Bilsky, Manuel, eds. TOLSTOY AND THE CRITICS:

LITERATURE AND AESTHETICS. Chicago: Scott, Foresman,

1965. 186p.

Hare, Richard. THE ART AND ARTISTS OF RUSSIA.Graphic Society, 1965. 294p.

James, C. V., ed.-comp. RUSSIAN SONG-BOOK (VOLUMES I AND II).

York: Macmillan, 1963, 38p.

Lazarev, Viktor, OLD RUSSIAN MURALS AND MOSAICS; FROM THE XI TO THE

XVI CENTURY, London: Phaidon, 1966, 290p.

Rice, Tamara T. ANCIEnT ARTS OF CENTRAL ASIA. New York: Praeger,

1965. 288p.

RUSSIAN ICONS. London: Spring Books, 1963. 48p,

Richards, David J, SOVIET CHESS. London: Oxford Univ., 1965. 201p.

Greenwich: New York

New

XIV. PHILOSOPHY AND RELIGION

Bourdeaux, Michael. OPIUM OF THE PEOPLE; THE CHRISTIAN RELIGION INTHE U.S.S.R. Indianapolis: Bobbs-Merrill, 1966. 244p.

Edie, James M. and others, eds. RUSSIAN PHILOSOPHY. 3 vols. Chicago:

Quadrangle, 1965.

Fedotov, Georgii P. THE RUSSIAN RELIGIOUS MIND, V. 2: THE MIDDLE

AGES: THE 13TH TO THE 15TH CENTURIES. Cambridge: Har-

vard Univ., 1966. 423p.

, ed.-comp. A TREASURY OF RUSSIAN SPIRITUALITY.New York: Harper & Row, 1965. 501p.

Fletcher, William C, A STUDY IN SURVIVAL; THE CHURCH IN RUSSIA, 1927 -

1943. New York: Macmillan, 1965. 168p,

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PHILOSOPHY AND RELIGION (continued)

Grunwald, Constantin de. THE (1HURCHES AND THE SOVIET UNION. Trans-lated from the French by G. J. Robinson-Paskevsky.New York: Macmillan, 1962. 255p.

Scott, Richenda C. QUAKERS IN RUSSIA. London: Michael Joseph, 1964.302p.

XV. JOURNALS AND PERIODICALS

CENTRAL ASIATIC JOURNAL. Quarterly. The Hague: Mouton & Cf.,. FromMarch, 1966.

INTERCOM. Bi-monthly. New York: Foreign Policy Association. FromJanuary, 1966.

LINGUISTIC REPORTER. Bi-monthly. Washington: Center for AppliedLinguistics. From February, 1966.

MOZAIKA. Monthly, except June & July. New York: FAM Book Service(dist.). From May, 1966.

NASH STUDENT. Monthly, except June, July & August. Fresno: NashStudent. Accompanying tapes. From September, 1966.

PORTRAITS OF PROMINENT USSR PERSONALITIES. 15 per month, exceptAugust. Munich: Institut zur Erforschung der UdSSR.From January, 1966.

RUSSKIJ JAZYK ZA RUBEZHOM. Quarterly. New York: Imported Publicationsand Products (diet.). From January, 1967.

SOVIET EDUCATICN. Monthly. New York: International Arts & SciencesPress, From January, 1966.

SOVIET STUDIES IN HISTORY. Quarterly. New York: International Arts &Sciences Press. From April, 1966.

VEDOMOSTI. Monthly, except June, July & August. Lancaster, Pa.:Russian Dept., Franklin & Marshall College.

XVI. AUDIO-VISUAL AIDS

FILMSTRIPS

LIVING IN THE SOVIET UNION TODAY: Housing and Home Life; Schools andPioneer Activities; Agriculture; FoAs, Markets, andStores; Transportation and Communication; Four Cities:Moscow, Leningrad, Kiev, Tashkent; Natural Resources.Chicago: Society for Visual Education. 7 strips.

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RUSSIAN: LESSON 3. To accompany text and tape for Chilton-DidierRussian by the Audio-Visual Method, Lesson 3. Phila-delphia: Chilton. 1 strip.

THE SOVIET UNION; RUSSIA AND THE REPUBLICS: ONE SEVENTH OF THE WORLD,To accompany text and record. New York: Panorama Color -elide Travel Program, Culumbia Records. 1 strip.

U.S.S.R.: The Geographical Background; Natural Resources and Indus-tries; The People and Consumer Goods; Education andRecreation; Transportation and Communication; Art,Architecture and Religion; Moscow; Other ImportantCities; Mgt Important Cities. Jamaica, N. Y.: EyeGate House, Inc. 9 strips.

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Chekhov, Anton P. THREE SISTERS (in Russian). Moscow Art Theatre pro-duction. U.S.S.R.: Mezhdunarodnaya kniga. 6 sides.

CHILTON-DIDIER RUSSIAN BY THE AUDIO- VISUAL METHOD;LESSONS 1 - 25. Accompanying text, manual, studentexercise books, teacher's manual, and tapes and film-strip for Lesson 3 available. Philadelphia: Chilton.16 sides.

Herzen, Aleksandr I. THE THIEVING MAGPIE (in Russian); A DRAMATIZATIONOF THE NOVEL. U.S.S.R.: Mezhdunarodnaya kniga. 2 sides.

a as a a HISTORY OF THE SOVIET UNION IN BALLAD AND SONG, V. 1:SONGS OF THE REVOLUTION AND THE CIVIL WAR (in Russian).Accompanying Russian-English text. New York: Folkways.2 sides.

Mayakovsky, Vladimir V. VERSES. U.S.S.R.: Mezhdunarodnaya kniga.2 sides.

MODERN SOVIET POETRY AND HUMOR. Read by AlexanderDemidov (in Russian). Accompanying Russian-Englishtext. New York: Folkways, 2 sides.

Moussorgsky, Modest P. BORIS GODOUNOV: OPERA IN A PROLOGUE AND FOURACTS. Sung by Boris Christoff with the Chorus of tieNational Opera House of Sofia and the Paris Conserva-toire Orchestra, directed by Andrd Cluytens. Accompany-ing Russian-English libretto. London: Angel. 8 sides.

Pasternak, Boris L. POEMS FROM DOCTOR ZHIVACKL Read in the originalby Tatiana Pobers. Accompanying Russian-English text.New Rochelle: Spoken Arts. 2 sides.

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Paustovskyn Konstantin G. SNOW; A STORY (in Russian). Read by M.Ulyanov. Accompanying Russian text. U.S.S.R.: Mezh-dunarodnaya kniga. 2 sides.

Pei, Marion ed. GETTING ALONG IN RUSSIAN. 2 vols. Read by I.Nikanov and Countess Buxhoeveden. Accompanying Russian-English text. New York: Folkways. 4 sides.

Pushkin, Aleksendr S. THE QUEEN OF SPADES; A TALE (in Russian).Accompanying reader-text available. U.S.S.R.: Mezhduna-rodnaya kniga, 4 sides.

. THE SNOW-STORM; A TALE (in Russian). U.S.S.R.:Mezhdunarodnaya kniga. 2 sides.

. THE STATION MASTER; A TALE (in Russian).U.S.S.R.: Mexhdunarodnaya kniga. 2 sides,

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THE TALE ABOUT CZAR SALTAN (in Russian).Accompanying Russian text. U.S.S.R.: Mezhdunarodnayakniga. 2 sides.

THE RUSSIAN ALPHABET GUIDE: PRONUNCIATIONS FOR THE COM-PLETE RUSSIAN ALPHABET. Read by F. I. Nikanov.Accompanying text. New York: Folkways. 4 sides.

RUSSIAN CONVERSATIONS FOR BEGINNERS. Read by NicholasMaltzoff and Irina Gsovskaya. Accompanying Russian.English text. New York: Monitor. 2 sides.

RUSSIAN FOLK SONGS. Accompanying Russian text andmusic. New York: RCA Victor for ARFA. 2 sides.

RUSSIAN HYMNS AND CAROLS. Sung by the Russian OrthodoxCathedral Choir of Paris, directed by Piotr Spassky.Accompanying Russian text. New York: Monitor. 2 sides.

SIXTEEN SONGS OF YOUNG POETS: YEVTUSHENKO, OKU)ZHAVA,AND ROZHDESTVENSKY. New York: ARFA. 2 sides.

SONGS OF OLD RUSSIA, Sung by Ivan Kozlovsky, SergeiLemeshev and others. New York: Monitor. 2 sides.

THE SOVIET UNION. Narrated by Harrison Salisbury. Toaccompany text and filmstrip. New York: Panorama Color-slide Travel Program, Columbia Records. 2 sides.

Tolstoy, Lev N. AFTER THE BALL; A STORY (in Russian). Read by A.Cheban. Accompanying Russian text. U.S.S.R.: Mezhduna-rodnaya kniga. 2 sides.

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Yevtushenko, Yevgeny A. SONGS OF YEVGENY YEVTUSHENKO; and EXECUTIONOF STEPAN RAZIN, by Dmitrii Shostakovich, based onwords by Yevtushenko. Performed by the Moscow StatePhilharmonic Orchestra under the direction of KiriilKondrashin, New York: ARFA. 2 sides.

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A-LM RUSSIAN: LEVEL ONE LISTENING-COMPREHENSION TESTINGTAPE FOR TEACHERS. New York: Harcourt, Brace & World.4 reels.

A-LM RUSSIAN: LEVEL TWO LISTENING- COMPREHENSION TESTINGTAPE FOR TEACHERS. To accompany Level Two set. NewYork: Harcourt, Brace & World, 4 reels.

A-LM RUSSIAN: LEVEL THREE. Accompanying text andlistening-comprehension student test booklet, andteacher's manual with tests and audio index available.New York: Harcourt, Brace & World. 30 reels.

A-LM RUSSIAN: LEVEL THREE LISTENING-COMPREHENSION TEST-ING TAPE FOR TEACHERS. Accompanying teacher's manualwith tests and audio index available. New York: Har-court, Brace & World. 4 reels.

A-IM RUSSIAN: LEVEL FOUR (includes listening-comprehen-sion tests). Accompanying text available. New York:Harcourt, Brace & World. 16 reels.

CHILTON-DIDIER RUSSIAN BY THE AUDIO-VISUAL METHCD.Accompanying text, manual, student exercise books, andteacher's manual available. Philadelphia: Chilton.2 reels.

Fairbanks, Gordon H. and Leed, Richard L. BASIC CONVERSATIONALRUSSIAN. To accompany text, "Basic ConversationalRussian," New York: Holt, 15 reels.

Lermontov, Mikhail Y. STIKHOTVORENIYA (POETRY SELECTIONS FROM =MON-TOV). Accompanying Russian text available. Chicago:Russian Language Specialties. 1 reel,

Ornstein, Jacob and Howes, Robert. ELEMENTS OF RUSSIAN; LESSONS 1-10.To accompany text, "Elements of Russian." Teacher'smanual available. Boston: Allyn and Bacon. 2 reels.

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Pushkin, Aleirsandr S. EUGENE ONEGIN. Read by Vsevolod Aksenov and

Konstantin Vakhterov, Accompanying Russian vocabulary

and text available, Chicago: Russian Language Special-

ties. 2 reels.

MEDNYI VSADNIK (THE BRONZE HORSEMAN). Read by

Dmitrii Zuravlev. Accompanying reader-text available.

Chicago: Russian Language Specialties. 1 reel.

Stilman, Galina and Harkins, William, INTRODUCTORY RUSSIAN GRAMMAR.

To accompany text, "Introductory Russian Grammar," New

York: Blaisdell, 26 reels.

Yevtushenko, Yevgeny A. POEMS READ BY THE AUTHOR. Accompanying

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Specialties. 1 reel.