Russia: 1915-1918. Original printed announcements; various sizes, max. 45 × 16 cm. Rather good, with occasional nicks to margins only. Seven announcements for concerts held during WWI in three famous resort cities of the North Caucasus, WWI: Piatigorsk, Essentuki, and Kislovodsk. These cities, made famous in the Romantic era of..... More

[Ljubljana, ca. 1944]. Octavo (22 × 16 cm). Single folded leaf with full-page drawing to first page; 7, [1] pp. A very good, uncut and unopened copy. Anonymously published pamphlet on the dangers of Bolshevism, with a striking cover drawing showing a Red Army Commisar enslaving a group of farmers..... More

Berlin: Verlag Paul Cassirer, 1914-1916. Folios (ca. 47.5 × 32 cm). Original pictorial self-wrappers; most issues 4 pp. Housed in original cloth-backed printed card portfolio; the latter professionally repaired; most issues toned due to stock, as usual, and with a few occasional nicks but overall an about very good set..... More

Zagreb: Drz̆avni Izvještajni i Promičbeni Ured, 1942. Octavo (20.3 × 15.5 cm). Original staple-stitched pictorial wrappers illustrated from an original linocut; 40 pp. of mimeographed typescript and six drawings and vignettes to rectos and versos. Very good. Single issue of a scarce periodical issued by young Yugoslav partisan fighters in..... More

[Warsaw]: Wydawnictwo Oddzialu Propagandy Gl. Zarzadu Polityczno-Wychowawczego Wojska Polskiego, 1945. Octavo. Original side-stapled photo-illustrated wrappers; 29, [3] pp. Very good or better. One of the earliest, if not the earliest, volume documenting the Warsaw Uprising (August 1–October 2, 1944), the largest armed resistance campaign carried out during WWII and a...... More

[Kočevski Rog]: Agitprop pri Izvršnem odboru Osvobodilne fronte [Slovenije], 1944. Small octavo (16.7 × 12 cm). Original staple-stitched printed wrappers; 32 pp. Very good. Scarce Slovenian-language overview of the development and feats of the Soviet Red Army during World War II, with chapters on Soviet artillery, airforce, navy, young partisans..... More

[Paris, 1942]. Quarto (26.8 × 20.7 cm). Original staple-stitched printed wrappers; 15 pp. Very good. Second "Liste Otto", one of three volumes published under this unofficial title during the German occupation of Paris and the Vichy Regime. The pamphlet was issued on July8, 1942 and listed 1170 prohibited titles, including..... More

Leningrad: Leningrad: Narkomzdrav SSSR, Medgiz, Leningradskoe otdelenie, 1941. Octavo (19 × 13 cm). Original printed wrappers; 104 pp. With 102 anatomical drawings. Some wear to spine extremities and spine stop; diagonal creases and light soil to front wrapper. Erased inscription in blue ink to top of title page. Internally very..... More

Riga: Kniga dlia vsekh, 1931. Octavo (19 × 12.5 cm). Original illustrated wrappers (unattributed); [4], 237 pp. Frontispiece portrait. Good or better; light wear to bottom of spine and light soil to front wrapper; internally very good. A rare autobiographical account by a Russian prisoner of war in Germany after..... More

Kościan: Powiatowy Wydział Informacji i Propagandy, 1945. Quartos (30 × 21.5 cm). Original folded leaves, some single leaves, printed to rectos and versos; [2-4] pp. per issue. Printed on stock of varying color. Very good. Eight issues of this daily publication by the Red Army, distributed in the last two..... More

Berlin: Izdatel'stvo "Slovo", 1922. Second edition (izdanie vtoroe). Large octavo (24 × 19.2 cm). Publisher’s decorative printed wrappers; 225, [3] pp. Text toned due to paper stock; else about else very good. Volume two of the important and scarce compendium of materials pertaining to the Russian Revolution, published by White..... More

[Tombolo, Tuscany]: Pinienpost, [1947?]. Octavo (20.5 × 17 cm). Original side-stapled pictorial mimeographed wrappers; [12] leaves of mimeographed typescript and full-page illustrations to rectos. Front wrapper printed in black and red. Very good. A rare pamphlet printed by German POWs in the notorious Tombolo camp near Livorno, Italy, also known..... More

[London or Stockholm?], 1918. Octavo (21.5 × 13.8 cm). Original printed wrappers; [8], iii, 40 pp. Wrappers somewhat creased and worn to upper edge; still about very good. Russian translation of "Meine Londoner Mission, 1912-1914," prepared and with a preface by N. Nordmann, as well as with a short biographical..... More