Search Results: Titles starting with L from Gary Menchen

Garden City: Doubleday & Company, 1977. 436pp. Hardcover wtih dust jacket. Ex-library. Solid enough but not attractive. Shtemenko was Deputy Chief of Staff of the United Soviet Armed Forces, directly under Stalin.

Undated, probably mid-sixties to mid-seventies. Russian and English, parallel texts, guide to the notable squares and areas of Leningrad - see photo for Nevsky Prospekt. Most sections have a drawn layout, a page with two columns of text (Russian, English) and then following pages with photographs. 64 pages total. Well-thumbed.

Moscow: Foreign Languages Publishing House. No date. 323pp plus a brief afterward about the author. Set during the turmoil in the Ukraine in 1920.

A fine leather binding, with border and school crest on front cover. ornate tooling on spine, marbled endpages, marbled edges. Two volumes bound in one. Inscribed: To Frank Wheler | Prize for German | Middle School | June '65 | LHS (?).From the Rugby School Register, Vol 2 (1902) page 221: Entered February 1863.Wheler, Francis Henry, son of Major-General Sir Francis Wheler, Bart., (O.R., 1810), Pembridge Villas, London, W., aged 14, July 2. Left 1865.Formerly in the 81st Regiment. Retired as Lieutenant-Colonel, 1888. Served in the Affghan War, 1878-79. Present at the capture of Ali Musjid. Medal with Clasp. Of 114, Lansdowne Place, Hove.Likely unread.