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ABOUT THE PUBLISHERS Mir Publishers of Moscow published Soviet scientific and technical literature in twenty five languages including all those most widely used. MIR translated texts into Russian, and from Russian originals produced books in English, German, French, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Czech, Slovak, Finnish, Hungarian, Mongolian, Arabic, Persian, Hindi, Tamil, Kannada, Vietnamese, Dari, Laotian, Khmer, Greek, Bengali, Marathi, and Telugu. Titles included textbooks for higher technical and vocational schools, literature on the natural sciences and medicine (including textbooks for medical schools), popular science and science fiction. The contributors to Mir Publishers list were leading Soviet scientists and engineers from all fields of science and technology, among them more than forty Members and Corresponding Members of the USSR Academy of Sciences. Skilled translators provided a high standard of translation from the original Russian. Many of the titles already issued by Mir Publishers have been adopted as textbooks and manuals at educational establishments in India, France, Switzerland, Cuba, Syria, Brazil and many other countries.

Airport Engineering by G. Glushkov, V. Babkov, L. Goretsky, A. Smirnov Translated from the Russian by Alexander B. Kuznetsov, MIR PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. Revised English Translation in 1988 of the 1981 Russian Edition. Hard Bound, 478 Pages, ISBN 5-03-000026-7 5030000267. GLUSHKOV G.I., D. Sc. BABKOV V.F., D. Sc. GORETSKY L.I, Cand. Sc. SMIRNOV A. S., Cand. Sc. The authors of this book are the faculty members of the Moscow Highway Engineering Institute. Apart from this volume, written with Prof. G.I. Glushkov as general editor, have to their credit a total of several hundred publications, including textbooks, monographs, and articles. This is a book written by a team of leading Soviet authorities in the field, which presents a systematic and step-by-step approach to a broad range of matters involved in airport engineering. Based on research, surveying, and design practices adopted both in and outside the USSR, the material has been brought in line with the latest standards and is in agreement with the international standards prepared by ICAO. Amply illustrated and supplied with valuable reference data, the volume is intended for students majoring in airport engineering. Key features include Master planning studies, Grading, Drainage, Paving and Design of Pavements). (Contents: PART ONE: General Master Planning Studies, Civil Airports, Airport Traffic, Airfield Structures, Passenger and Cargo Handling Facilities, Structures and Facilities for Aircraft Maintenance, Airport Master Planning, Geometric Design of the Landing Area. PART TWO: Airport Grading, Basic Requirements, Ground Surface Grading, Earthwork Volume Computations. PART THREE: Airport Drainage, Surface and Subsurface Drainage, Meteorological and Hydrologic Data for Hydraulic Analysis of Drainage Systems. PART FOUR: Airport Pavements, Types of Airport Pavements, Flexible Pavements, Design of Unpaved Landing Strips, Design of Airports in Severe Environments. PART FIVE: Structural Design of Airport Pavements, Effect of Aircraft on Airport Pavements, Subgrade Behaviour, Analysis and Design of Rigid Pavements).

Algebra And Analysis Of Elementary Functions by M. K. Potapov, V. V. Aleksandrov, P. I. Pasichenko Translated from the Russian by by Irene Aleksanova, MIR PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. 1987 English Translation, Revised from the 1980 Russian Edition, Hard Bound, 616 Pages. ABOUT THE BOOK: The book was written by the lecturers of the faculty of Mechanics and Mathematics of Moscow State University and based on their long experience as promoters of mathematical knowledge among high school students. Special attention is devoted to theoretical material which includes the fundamental concepts and definitions of higher mathematics. Each chapter contains examples and exercises. The book is intended for all those who want to continue their mathematical education. (Contents: Real Numbers, Algebraic Expressions, Algebraic Equations and Inequalities, Powers and Logarithms, Trigonometry, A Function and Its Graph, Equations in One Unknown, Inequalities in One Unknown, The Limit of a Sequence and the Limit of a Function, Simultaneous Linear Equations, Complex Numbers).

Algebra STUDY AID, Mathematics Problems by V. V. Vavilov, I. I. Melnikov, S. N. Olekhnik, P. I. Pasichenko Translated from the Russian by Irene Aleksanova, MIR PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. 1990 English Translation, Revised from the 1987 Russian Edition, Hard Bound, 400 Pages. (Contents: Real Numbers, Algebric Expressions, Elements of Combinatorics. Induction, Complex Numbers).

All Over the Globe by D. Sharle Translated from the Russian by Boris V. Kuznetsov, MIR PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. Revised English Translation in 1989 of the 1985 Russian Edition. Hard Bound, 368 Pages, ISBN 5-03-000079-8 5030000798. David L. Sharle, Candidate of Technical Sciences and Senior Research Worker, has penned 180 publications, including 25 books on the history, theory, design, engineering and manufacture of communication cables. "All Over the Globe" has brought him a 'Society for Knowledge' award. (Contents: The Age Before Cable, or From Signal Drums to Electricity, Of Those Who Have Laid the Foundation, Telegraph Cables Come First, The Cable Goes Aquatic, Enter the Telephone Cable, Cables in the City-Heaps of Problems, The Land of El-Ef, Across the Seas and Oceans, A Look at the Future, Will There Be Cables in the Year 2000?).

Applied Problems in Probability Theory by E. Wentzel and L. Ovcharov Translated from the Russian by Irene Aleksanova, MIR PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. 1986 English Translation, Revised from the 1983 Russian Edition, Hard Bound, 432 Pages. ISBN 0714725048 9780714725048 (Contents: Fundamental Concepts of Probability Theory.Direct Calculation of Probability in an Urn Model, Algebra of Events. Rules for Adding and Multiplying Probabilities, The Total Probability Formula and Bayes's Theorem, Discrete Random Variables, Continuous and Mixed Random Variables, Systems of Random Variables (Random Vectors), Numerical Characteristics of Functions of Random Variables, Distributions of Functions of Random Variables. The Limit Theorems of Probability Theory, Random Functions, Flows of Events. Markov Stochastic Processes, Queueing Theory, Appendices, Bibliography).

Aptitude Test Problems in Physics Ed. by S. S. Krotov Translated from the Russian by Natalia Wadhwa, MIR PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. 1990 English Translation, Revised from the 1988 Russian Edition, Soft Bound, 310 Pages. ISBN 5-03-001468-3 5030014683 (Contents: Mechanics, Heat and Molecular Physics, Electricity and Magnetism, Optics, Solutions).

Architectural Engineering by N. Bartony, I. Chernov Translated from the Russian by Alexander Kuznetsov, MIR PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. 1989 English Translation, Revised from the 1986 Russian Edition, Hard Bound, 344 Pages. ISBN 5-03-000018-6 5030000186 (Contents: Civic and Industrial Buildings - General Discussion, The Principles of Architecture - A Historical Survey, Basic Aspects of Building Physics, Building Components - Structural Concepts, Industrial Buildings - Design Concepts).

Areas and Logarithms by A. I. Markushevich Translated from the Russian by I. Aleksanova, MIR PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. English Translation 1981, Soft Bound, 72 Pages. The book offers a geometric theory of logarithms, in which (natural) logarithms are represented as areas of various geometrical shapes. All the properties of logarithms, as well as methods of their calculation, are then determined from the properties of the areas. The book also introduces the most simple concepts and properties of integral calculus, without resort to the concept of a derivative. The book is intended for all lovers of mathematics, particularly schoolchildren.

Basic Drawing for Builders by Yu Koroev (Mir, 1987, Hardcover, 280 Pages)

Basic Chemical Engineering with Practical Applications by A. M. Kutepov, T. I. Bondareva, M. G. Berengarten Translated from the Russian by Boris V. Kuznetsov, MIR PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. 1988 English Translation, Revised from the 1985 Russian Edition, Hard Bound, 464 Pages. (Contents: Introduction, The Chemical Process, Thermodynamic Analysis of Chemical Processes, Use of Chemical Kinetics in the Choice of Process Variables, Heterogenous Processes, Heterogenous Catalytic Processes, Chemical Reactors. General Remarks, Reactors with an Ideal Flow Pattern, Chemical Reactors with Non-Ideal Flow Patterns, Residence Time Distributionin Continuous Flow Reactors, Heat Transfer in Chemical Reactors, Raw Materials and Energy Supply for the Chemical Process Industries, Chemical Process Industries and Invironmental Pollution Abatement, Fundamentals of Chemical Manufacture Development, Fixed Nitrogen Technology, Sulphuric Acid and Fertilizer Technology, Petroleum Technology, Carbon Monoxide and Hydrogen Based Syntheses, An Outline of Bioengineering).

A Book of Problems in Ordinary Differential Equations by M. L. Krasnov, A. I. Kiselyov, G .I. Makarenko and Vladimir Shokurov (Mir, 1981, Hardcover, 350 Pages, ISBNs‎ 5030009493, ‎9785030009490)

Building Materials and Components by A. Komar, translated by I. Savin (Mir, 1987, Hardcover, 510 Pages)

Cable Work by M. Zevin, A. Trifonov Translated from the Russian by Peter S. Ivanov, MIR PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. 1987 English Translation, Revised from the 1984 Russian Edition, Hard Bound, 232 Pages. (Contents: Generation and Distribution of Electric Power, Electrical Installations and Cable Connections, Electrical Installation Work, Structures Used for Cable Laying, Power and Pilot Cable Makeups, Cable Laying, Materials for Cable Joints and Terminal Connections, Cable Stripping, Cable Connectors and Terminators, Joining and Terminating Cable Conductors, Cable Line Maintenance and Repairs, Industrial Safety and Antifire Measures).

Calculus of Rational Functions by G. E. Shilov and V. I. Kisin (Mir, 1980, Paperback, 54 pages)

Collection of Problems and Exercises in Mathematics : D. Dorokhin, Z. Plaksenko, G. Bazhora, Leonid Levant (Mir, 1990, Hardcover, 340 pages, ISBNs 503001781X, 978-5030017815)

A Collection of Questions and Problems in Physics by L. A. Sena Translated from the Russian by Eugene Yankovsky, MIR PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. 1988 English Translation, Revised from the 1986 Russian Edition, Hard Bound, 336 Pages, ISBN: 5-03-000125-5, 5030001255. (Contents: Generation and Distribution of Electric Power, Electrical Installations aIntroduction, Questions and Problems and Answers and Solutions: Fundamentals of Mechanics, Molecular Physics and Thermodynamics, Electrostatics, Direct Current, Electromagnetism, Oscillatory Motion and Waves, Alternating Current, Optics, Atomic and Nuclear Physics. Postface.).

Computational Mathematics, Worked Examples and Problems with Elements of Theory : N. V. Kopchenova, I. A. Maron (Mir, 1981, Hardcover, 395 pages, ISBNs: 1114180106, 9781114180109)

Computational Mathematics by B. P. Demidovich, I. A. Maron Translated from the Russian by George Yankovsky, MIR PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. 1981 English Translation of the Third Printing in 1981 of the 1973 Russian Edition, Hard Bound, 688 Pages. (Contents: INTRODUCTION, GENERAL RULES Of COMPUTATIONAL WORK, APPROXIMATE NUMBERS, SOME PACTS FROM THE THEORY OF CONTINUED FRACTIONS, COMPUTING THE VALUES OF FUNCTIONS, APPROXIMATE SOLUTIONS OF ALGEBRAIC AND TRANSCENDENTAL, SPECIAL TECHNIQUES FOR APPROXIMATE SOLUTION OF ALGEBRAIC EQUATIONS, ACCELERATING THE CONVERGENCE OF SERIES, MATRIX ALGEBRA, SOLVING SYSTEMS OF LINEAR EQUATIONS, THE CONVERGENCE OF ITERATION PROCESSES FOR SYSTEMS OF LINEAR EQUATIONS, ESSENTIALS OF THE THEORY OF LINEAR VECTOR SPACES, ADDITIONAL FACTS ABOUT THE CONVERGENCE OF ITERATION PROCESSES FOR SYSTEMS OF LINEAR EQUATIONS, THE EIGENVALUES AND EIGENVECTORS OF A MATRIX, APPROXIMATE SOLUTION OF SYSTEMS OF NONLINEAR EQUATIONS, THE INTERPOLATION OF FUNCTIONS, APPROXIMATE DIFFERENTIATION, APPROXIMATE INTEGRATION OF FUNCTIONS, THE MONTE CARLO METHOD).

Contact Problems in the Theory of Plates and Shells by E. Grigolyuk and V. Tolkachev (Mir, 1987, Hardcover, 430 Pages, ISBNs‎ 0714725013, 9780714725017)

Converter and Open-Hearth Steel Manufacture by G. Oiks FUNDAMENTALS OF THEORY AND TECHNOLOGY Translated from the Russian by V. Afanasyev, MIR PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. 1977 English Translation, Revised from the 1974 Russian Edition, Hard Bound, 508 Pages. ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Prof. G. N. Oiks, Dr.Sc., of the Moscow Insititute of Steel and Alloys, has been for many years engaged in teaching and research work at the Insititute. His published works include more than 140 titles, among them Calculations of Open-hearth Furnaces, Steelmaking, (English translation published by Mir Publishers, Moscow, 1974), Steel Manufacture, A programme of Studying Rimming-Steel Ingots, and many others. ABOUT THE BOOK: The book, intended for steelmakers and foreman, describes in popular form the theory and technology of open-hearth and converter steel manufacture. Problems of deoxidation and alloying and of improving the quality of steel are discussed in greater detail. Much attention is paid to modern processes of steel making, especially those based on utilization of oxygen. The book may also be of use for technicians and engineers of steetmaking shops and students of technical schools. (Contents: Iron Related Metals and Impurities, Laws of Physical Chemistry Applied to Steel making, Production and Classification of Steels, Slags of Steel making Processes, Acid Bessemer Process, Basic Bessemer Process, Small Bessemer Conversion, Oxygen Converter Processes, Treating High-phosphorus Pig Irons in Oxygen Converters, Melt Control Quality of Steel and Technico-economical Indices of Oxygen-converter Process, Organization of Work in Oxygen Converter Shops, Steelmaking in Open-hearth Furnaces, Essentials of the Open-hearth Process, Modifications of the Basic Open-hearth Process, Acid Open-hearth Process, Open-hearth Conversion of High-chromium Charges, Modernization of Open-hearth Steelmaking, Deoxidation and Alloying of Steel, Gases in Liquid Steel and Variations of Their Content During Melting and Teeming).

A Course In Colloid Chemistry by D. A. Fridrikhsberg Translated from the Russian by G. Leib, MIR PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. 1986 English Translation, Revised from the 1984 Russian Edition, Hard Bound, 424 Pages. ABOUT THE BOOK: The present book, based on a course in colloid chemistry for chemical faculty students of tbe Leningrad State University, takes into consideration the main trends and prospects of modern colloid chemistry. Attention is chiefly concentrated on the sections that are most important for everyone specializing in the field of chemistry and other branches of science concerned with the colloidal slate of matter and disperse systems. (Contents: THE COLLOIDAL STATE OF A SUBSTANCE, PREPARATION AND PURIFICATION OF DISPERSE SYSTEMS, MOLECULAR-KINETIC PROPERTIES OF DISPERSE SYSTEMS, OPTICAL PROPERTIES OF DISPERSE SYSTEMS, THERMODYNAMICS OF SURFACE PHENOMENA, ADSORPTION AT A SOLUTION-GAS INTERFACE, SURFACE FILMS OF INSOLUBLE SUBSTANCES, ADSORPTION ON THE SURFACE OF SOLIDS, HEATS OF ADSORPTION AND WETTING, ADSORPTION FORCES AT THE SURFACE OF A SOLID, THEORIES OF GAS AND VAPOUR ADSORPTION BY SOLIDS, ADSORPTION AT A SOLID-LIQUID INTERFACE (ADSORPTION FROM SOLUTIONS), ELECTRIC DOUBLE LAYER AND ELECTRICAL SURFACE PHENOMENA, STABILITY OF DISPERSE SYSTEMS, STRUCTURAL-MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF DISPERSE SYSTEMS, EMULSIONS, FOAMS, AEROSOLS, COLLOID CHEMICAL PROPERTIES OF HIGH-MOLECULAR COMPOUNDS AND THEIR SOLUTIONS (MOLECULAR COLLOIDS), MICELLAR SYSTEMS, COLLOID CHEMICAL FUNDAMENTALS OF ENVIRONMENT PROTECTION).

Course of Mathematical Analysis (Volume 2) by S. M. Nikolsky, translated by V. M. Volosov (Mir, 1987, Hardcover, 440 Pages)

Design of Earthquake Resistant Structures by S. V. Polyakov Basic Theory of Seismic Stability Translated from the Russian by Alexander B. Kuznetsov, MIR PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. 1985 English Translation, Revised from the 1983 Russian Edition, Hard Bound, 374 Pages. ABOUT THE BOOK: Written by one of the leading Soviet experts in the field, the book presents a practical and comprehensive overview of the theory and practice of earthquake-resistant design. Key features include: -Behaviour of reinforced concrete, masonry, and other structures in some recent earthquakes, -Soviet and foreign practice in the strength analysis of materials and structures under seismic loads, -Determination of earthquake loads on buildings under different seismic and site conditions, -Greatly simplified yet thorough presentation of random vibration fundamentals, -Guide-lines on how to generate dynamic models for computer-aided analysis, -Simplicity of presentation. Intended as a guide for undergraduate and postgraduate students majoring in civil engineering, the book will also be of real value to the professional engineer concerned with earthquake-resistant construction. (Contents: ELEMENTS OF STRUCTURAL DYNAMICS, AN OUTLINE OF THE NATURE AND CHARACTERISTICS OF EARTHQUAKES, STRENGTH AND DEFORMATIONS OF STRUCTURAL MATERIALS AND ELEMENTS UNDER LOADS SIMILAR TO SEISMIC, EFFECTS OF SOME GREAT EARTHQUAKES IN 1964-1978, DETERMINATION OF SEISMIC LOADS, PROBABILITY-THEORY METHODS IN PROBLEMS OF SEISMIC RESISTANCE).

Electrons Phonons Magnons by M. I. Kaganov Translated from the Russian by V. I. Kissin, MIR PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. 1981 English Translation, Revised from the 1979 Russian Edition, Soft Bound, 264 Pages. (Contents: Instead of an Introduction: Languages of Science, On Physics in General and Quantum Mechanics in Parlicular, Introduction to the Next Five Chapters: Solid State Physics, Phonons, Two Statistics, Electrons, Electrons and Phonons, Magnons, Concluding Remarks).

Elementary Kinematics of Elementary Particles by G. I. Kopylov Translated from the Russian by Nicholas Weinstein, MIR PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. 1983 English Translation, Revised from the 1981 Russian Edition, Soft Bound, 270 Pages. ABOUT THE BOOK:This book tells a fascinating story of one of physics today: the discovery of primary building blocks of matter. This field of science is called particle or high-energy physics and is one of the frontiers of present-day physical research. How is it possible to detect particles a hundred thousand times smaller than the atom, which itself is many times smaller than an apple as the apple is smaller than the Earth? How can we follow motion of particles that have velocity almost that of light? How can we measure the lifetime of these particles when it is of the order of 0.00000000000000000000001 second? What kind of clock can we use? How can we investigate the properties of these astonishing and elusive bits of matter? All these and many other questions are comprehensively answered in this book written for the layman by the late Dr. Gersten Kopylov, who was a prominent scientist, well known in the world of particle physics. This book was written to be understood even by readers having only a secondary school education and it requires a knowledge of only elementary algebra and geometry. Nevertheless in the author’s treatment, the material is no way oversimplified or distorted. (Contents: What It’s All About, Mores in the Subatomic World, Energy and Momentum of Fast Particles, More on Energy and Momentum, Conservation of Energy and Momentum, Kinematics in the World of Accelerators, How Particles Are Discovered, How Resonance Particles Are Discovered, The Momenta Hedgehog, What Colour Are Elementary Particles?, Relativistic Transformations of the Momenta Hedgehog, The Story of How the Π0 Meson Was Found in Cosmic Rays, 2 + 3 = 23, Three-Photon Cone, "...With a Faint Wave of the Hand...", To Our Regret, the Last Chapter).

Elementary Textbook On Physics Edited by G. S. Landsberg IN THREE VOLUMES Translated from the Russian by Natalia Wadhwa, MIR PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. 1988 English Translation, Revised from the 1985 Russian Edition, Hard Bound, 560 Pages (Volume 1), 448 Pages (Volume 2) ISBN's 5-03-000223-5 5-03-000224-3 5-03-000225-1 5030002235 5030002243 5030002251. ABOUT THE BOOK: These three volumes form a course on elementary physics that has become very popular in the Soviet Union. Each section was written by an authority in the appropriate field, while the overall unity and editing was supervised by Academician G.S. Landsberg (1890-1957). This textbook has gone through ten Russian editions and a great deal of effort went into the last edition to introduce SI units and change the terminology and notation for the physical units. A feature of this course is the relatively small number of formulas and mathematical manipulations. Instead, attention was focussed on explaining physical phenomena in such a way as to combine scientific rigour and a form understandable to school children. Another aspect of the text is the technological application of the physical laws. These features make the text a world-class textbook. For students preparing to enter universities and colleges to study physics, and for those at high schools specialising in physics. (Contents: Volume 1: Mechanics. Heat. Molecular Physics Kinematics. Dynamics. Statics. Work and Energy. Curvilinear Motion. Motion in Noninertial Reference Systems and Inertial Forces. Hydrostatics. Aerostatics. Fluid Dynamics. Thermal Expansion of Solids and Liquids. Work. Heat. Law of Energy Conservation. Molecular Theory. Properties of Gases. Properties of Liquids. Properties of Solids. Transition from Solid to Liquid State. Elasticity and Strength. Properties of Vapours. Physics of the Atmosphere. Heat Engines. Volume 2: Electricity and Magnetism Electric Charges. Electric Field. Direct Current. Thermal Effect of Current. Electric Current in Electrolytes. Chemical and Thermal Generators. Electric Current in Metals. Electric Current in Gases. Electric Current in Semiconductors. Basic Magnetic Phenomena. Magnetic Field. Magnetic Field of Current. Magnetic Field of the Earth. Forces Acting on Current-Carrying Conductors in Magnetic Field. Electromagnetic Induction. Magnetic Properties of Bodies. Alternating Current. Electric Machines: Generators, Motors and Electromagnets. Volume 3: Oscillations and Waves. Optics. Atomic and Nuclear Physics Basic Concepts. Mechanical Vibrations. Acoustic Vibrations. Electric Oscillations. Wave Phenomena. Interference of Waves. Electromagnetic Waves. Light Phenomena: General. Photometry and Lighting Engineering. Basic Laws of Geometrical Optics. Application of Reflection and Refraction of Light to Image Formation. Optical Systems and Errors. Optical Instruments. Interference of Light. Diffraction of Light. Physical Principles of Optical Holography. Polarization of Light. Transverse Nature of Light Waves. Electromagnetic Spectrum. Velocity of Light. Dispersion of Light and Colours of Bodies. Spectra and Spectral Regularities. Effects of Light. Atomic Structure. Radioactivity. Atomic Nuclei and Nuclear Power. Elementary Particles. New Achievements in Elementary Particle Physics).

Elements of Game Theory : Ye S. Ventsel and Ju. A Schreider
Emergency Ambulance Service : B.D. Komarov

Energy and Entropy by G. A. Alekseev 208 pages, Contents (Introduction, THE QUEEN OF THE WORLD AND HER SHADOW, THE INVISIBLE QUEEN, TRIUMVIRATE, THE MULTIFACETED QUEEN, THE QUEEN’S FORMIDABLE SHADOW, Conclusion. IS HUMANITY IN A STATE OF SIEGE).

Engineering drawing for metalworkers by I. S. Vyshnepolsky and V. I. Vyshnepolsky (Mir, 1985, Hardcover, 240 Pages)

Engineering Drawing : S. Bogolyubov and A. Voinov

Entertaining Electronics by E. Sedov Translated from the Russian by Eugene Felgenhauer, MIR PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. 1984 English Translation, Revised from the 1984 Russian Edition, Hard Bound, 352 Pages. ABOUT THE BOOK: An unusual book in form and content, demonstrating that electronics can be fun. Acquaints the reader with the history and development of this important branch of modern science and technology since the discovery of radio. Written with humour and simplicity. Should be in every school library. The author is a graduate of the Moscow Aviation Institute and an experienced popularizer of science. (Contents: ELECTRONS AND ELECTRONICS, HOW WERE WAVES DISCOVERED?, ELECTRONS WAVES FIELDS, UP THE FREQUENCY SCALE, ELEMENTS OF "WISE" MACHINES).

Equations and Inequalities STUDY AID, Mathematics Problems by V. V. Vavilov, I. I. Melnikov, S. N. Olekhnik, P. I. Pasichenko Translated from the Russian by Irene Aleksanova, MIR PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. 1990 English Translation, Revised from the 1987 Russian Edition, Hard Bound, 456 Pages. (Contents: Rational Equations, Inequalities, and Systems ; Systems of Equations ; Equivalent Equations and Inequalities ; Equations in One Variable ; Inequalities in One Variable).

Experimental Nuclear Physics, Volume 1, Physics of Atomic Nucleus, by K. N. Mukhin, Translated by R. S. Wadhwa (Mir, Hardcover, 1987, 637 Pages)
Experimental Nuclear Physics, Volume 2, Elementary Particle Physics, by K. N. Mukhin, Translated by R. S. Wadhwa (Mir, Hardcover, 1987, 395 Pages)

Experiments without Explosions by O. M. Olgin Translated from the Russian by G. I. Grishuk, MIR PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. 1988 English Translation, Revised from the 1986 Russian Edition, Soft Bound, 288 Pages. ISBN 5-03-000561-7 5030005617 (Contents: The Home Laboratory, The First Experiments, Drawing with Iodine, Home-Made Indicators, Extraction, Experiments with Gases, Oxidation-Reduction, Adsorption, Dry Cleaning, Washing Clothes, A Soap Candle, Chalk, Marble, Eggshell Electrolysis in a Glass, Tin and Lead, Aluminium, Chromium, and Nickel, Experiments with Copper Wire, Smoke Without Fire, Lets Look into the Cupboard, Experiments with Protein, Experiments with Carbohydrates, Sugar from Sawdust, A Cup of Tea, Let's Make Use of Bones!, Why Berries Release Juice, Summertime Experiments, How Much Vitamin C Does an Apple Contain?, Almonds-Bitter and Sweet, Business with Pleasure, Oil Paints, Pigments, Watercolours, How to Fight Corrosion, How to Paint Without Paints, Electroplating, Galvanoplastics, Noble Patina, Glass and Enamel, Home-Made Plasticine and Sealing Wax, Let Us Silver a Mirror!, Sleight of Hand, Spoon-Rectifier, Light a Lamp with a Match!, The Long Service Life of a Battery, Sources of Current from Stuff at Hand, All Crystals, Big and Small, Crystal Patterns, A Plate Bearing Riches, How to Make the Invisible Visible, Simple Tricks, A Chemical Clock, A Rainbow Without the Sun, Luminous Solutions, The Luminescence of Solid Bodies, A Fantastic Bouquet o£ Flowers, With Your Own Eyes, Experiments with Enzymes: Oxidases and Peroxidases, Dehydrogenases, Amylases, And Not Only Amylase, Chromatography at Home, The Ray of Light Fell on the Crystal..., An Unusual Photograph, Caution! High Speed!, Artificial Fibres, A Chemical Watchman).

The Fascinating World of Bees by V. V. Rodionov and I. A. Shabarshov Translated from the Russian by Maya Victorova, Translation Edited by Cynthia Martin, MIR PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. 1986 English Translation, Revised from the 1983 Russian Edition, Hard Bound, 310 Pages. (Contents: What Is This Book About?, Bees Live in Colonies, The Queen Lays Her First Egg, The Colony Is Governed by the Instinct of Reproduction, The Accumulation of the Hive Mass, The Instinct of Swarming Is Awakened in the Colony (the Reproduction of the Species), The Apiary Grows, Man-Bred Queens Are Similar to a Natural Swarm Queen, The Instinct of Food Accumulation Is All-Powerful, The Bees Prepare to Gather the Main Honey Flow, The Colony Is Worked for by Two Queens, Bees Also Provide Pollen and Royal Jelly, The Summer of Beekeeping Is Over, The Instinct of Reproduction Awakens Again, Enjoying Their Winter Rest, How to Make Your Own Hive).

Fitting practice by N. Makienko Translated from the Russian by F. Palkin and V. Palkin, MIR PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. 1983 English Translation, Revised from the 1980 Russian Edition, Hard Bound, 238 Pages. (Contents: Fitter's Work, Arrangement of Fitter's Work, Accident Prevention and Fire Protection, In-plane Layout, Chipping of Metals, Cold Straightening of Metals, Bending of Metals, Cutting of Metals, Filing of Metals, Drilling, Core-drilling, Counterboring, Countersinking, and Reaming, Thread Cutting, Riveting, Three-dimensional Layout, Scraping, Filing Openings and Fitting, Lapping, Soldering, Tinning, Adhesive Bonding, Basic Dimensional Measurements).

Flying Trains by G. Zelkin Translated from the Russian by E. Edelev, MIR PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. 1986 English Translation, Revised from the 1984 Russian Edition, Soft Bound, 152 Pages. (Contents: At the Start of a New Transportation Method, How to Make the Distant Closer, Travel and Progress of Civilization, Speed and Technological Progress, Transportation and Mankind, The Development of Transportation, Social Implication of Transportation, What is Better-a Tractor or an Electric Train? Multiple Requirements for Transportation, Project Feasibility Analysis, Airships-a Proposition for the Future or a Transportation for Today? Cushion...but of What Type? When the Wheel Fails to Do the Job, A Winged Train on an Air Cushion, Trains with Magnetic Suspension, Humans in a Magnetic Field, Northwards to Work, Southwards Home, The Surprises of Permafrost, ACVs for Northern Regions, The Development Strategy for the Soviet North, Trains for Vacation Flights, Wheelless Trains on Short Sections, Wheelless Trains over Long Distances, The Future Begins Today, Projects, Projects, Projects, Flying above the Waves, The World of Transport Today and Tomorrow).

Foundations of One-Electron Theory of Solids by L. I. Yastrebov and A. A. Katsnelson Translated from the Russian by E. Strelchenko, MIR PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. 1987 English Translation, Revised from the 1981 Russian Edition, Hard Bound, 336 Pages. ABOUT THE AUTHORS: Dr. Albert A. Katsnelson received both his candidate and doctorate degrees from Moscow State University where he is currently a professor of physics. His research interests include pseudopotential theory, ordering problems in solids, and X-ray scattering from nearly perfect crystals. He has published more than 250 papers, is a co-author of two monographs, Short-range order in solid solutions and Pseudopotential theory of crystal structures, and is the author of the textbook Introduction to solid state physics. In 1980 he was awarded the Academy of Sciences' Fedorov Prize. Leonid I. Yastrebov is a Senior Research Scientist of the Department of Metals Science at the Tsiolkovsky Aviation Technology Institute, Moscow. He holds his candidate degree from Moscow State University. He has published more than fifty scientific papers and is a co-author of the monograph Pseudopotential theory of crystal structures. His work has been in the field of solid-state physics and primarily deals with the theory and computer calculation of the properties of metals and alloys. ABOUT THE BOOK: Foundations of one-electron theory of solids appears to be the first attempt to systematically deduce the concept of pseudopotential from quantum scattering theory. First published in Russian in 1981 and revised for the English edition, this book is a comprehensive presentation of pseudopotential theory and its numerous applications. This book discusses the relation between energy band calculations and conventional pseudopotential theory; examines and compares the potentials derived in both approaches; shows the strong and weak points of the theory; gives special attention to the practical applications of pseudopotentials, such as the crystal stability of metals and alloys, defect studies, and short-range order problems. The book will be of great value to both students and graduates and should also be a welcome source of information for researchers in the field. (Contents: Principles of the one-electron theory, Part 1, Theoretical principles of the pseudopotential method : Scattering theory for "solid-state people", Theory of potential, Theory of pseudopotential formfactors, Pseudism and the secular equations of band theory, Part 2, The use of pseudopotential theory for crystal-structure calculations: Formalism of crystal-structure energy calculations, Pseudopontial theory of alloys. Structure stability application, Pseudopotetial theory and imperfections in crystals, Principles of pseudopotential calculations of the properties of metals).

Foundry Practice by N. D. Titov and Yu. A. Stepanov (Mir, 1982, Hardcover, 460 Pages ISBNs‎ 0714718327, 9780714718323)

Foundry Practice for Young Workers by G. Abramov (Mir, 1986, Hardcover, 220 pages, ISBNs 5050009979 9785050009975)

Friction, Wear, Lubrication Volumes I, II and III: I. V. Kragelsky

From Crystal to Solution by G. A. Krestov and V. A. Kobenin (Mir, Paperback, ISBNs‎ 0828532168 9780828532167)

Fundamentals of Machine Design, Volumes 1 to 5, by P. Orlov, Translated by Y. Travnichev (Mir, 1982, Hardcover, ISBNs ‎ 0714718602, 9780714718606, 0714718599, 9780714718590)

Fundamentals of Mass Transfer, Gas-Liquid, Vapour-Liquid and Liquid-Liquid Systems : V. Kafarov

Fundamentals of Organic Chemistry, Volumes 1 to 4, by A. N. Nesmeyanov and N. A. Nesmeyanov Translated from the Russian by Artavaz Beknazarov, MIR PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. 1981 English Translation of the Second Revised Russian Edition 1974, Hard Bound, Two Parts in Four Volumes(books). About the Authors: Academician ALEKSANDR NIKOLAEVICH NESMEYANOV was one of the most distinguished organic chemists of our time. He conducted fundamental research in the field of organoelement chemistry and authored important and original works on organic and theoretical chemistry. The concept of organoelement (elemento-organic) chemistry was introduced by A.N. Nesmeyanov. He devised diazo method of synthessis of organometallic compounds, discovered new classes of compounds, demonstrated relationship between structure and reactivity of metallic derivatives of tautomeric systems. His principal areas of interest were the chemistry of organometallic compounds and general problems of organic chemistry. Nesmeyanov initiated and directed a number of new trends of investigation, one of which was the preparation of synthetic and artificial food. Among the practical achievements in the investigations carried out by Nesmeyanov and his school may be mentioned the development of valuable medicinal preparations, the synthesis of a new antiknock compound and the preparation of a number of materials for special technical applications. Nesmeyanov was awarded the State Prize for his investigations in the field of organoelement compounds and the Lenin Prize for his remarkable contributions to the development of the science and practical implementation of the scientific achievements in the national economy. A. Nesmeyanov was an honorary member of the Royal Society (Great Britain), and of academies of science of many countries, including the New York Academy of Sciences (USA). A.N. Nesmeyanov died in 1980. Professor NIKOLAI ALEKSANDROVICH NESMEYANOV is Doctor of Chemical Sciences and serves presently as Lecturer in Organic Chemistry at the Moscow State University. His main research interests are in the general theoretical problems of organic chemistry, the properties of organic compounds of Group V elements. He has authored over 50 scientific papers devoted primarily to the chemistry of the ylides of phosphorus, arsenic and antimony and also to the penta-coordination compounds of Group V elements. Based on his kinetic studies, he has proved the advantages of the ylides of arsenic as Witting reagents and proposed a new mechanism of the Witting reaction. (Contents: Part One-Volume I: Introduction, Acyclic Compounds, Saturated Compounds, Unsaturated Compounds, Volume II: Acyclic Compounds, Heterofunctional Compounds, Alicyclic Compounds, Allcycllc Hydrocarbons and Their Derivatives, Volume III: Aromatic Compounds, Benzene and Its Derivatives, Polyhydrlc Aromatic Compounds, Heterocycllc Compounds, Part Two-Volume IV: Organoelement Compounds, Nonbenzoid Aromatic Compounds, Carbanions, Free Radicals, Carbenes, Carbonium Ions, Mechanisms of Chemical Reactions, Elimination Reactions, Rearrangements, Isoprenoid Compounds, Alkaloids of the Heterocyclic Series, Proteins, Nucleotides and Polynucleotides. Protein, Biosynthesis, Enzymes).

Fundamentals of Thermodynamics and Heat Engineering by V.G. EROKHIN, M. G. MAKHAMKO and P. I. SAMOILENKO. Translated from the Russian by Ram Wadhwa and Natalia Deineko, MIR PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. 1986 English Translation, Revised from the 1980 Russian Edition, Hard Bound, 240 Pages. (Contents: Introduction, PART I. FUNDAMENTALS OF THERMODYNAMICS: Basic Concepts and Definitions, First Law of Thermodynamics, Heat Capacity of Gases, Gas Mixtures, Basic Thermodynamic Processes, Second Law of Thermodynamics, Entropy, Steam, Thermodynamics of Moist Air, Thermodynamics of Gas and Steam Flows. PART II. FUNDAMENTALS OF HEAT TRANSFER: Heat Conduction, Heat Transfer by Convection, Boiling and Condensation Heat Transfer, Heat Transfer by Radiation, Overall Heat Transfer, Heat Exchangers, Modelling and Experimental Investigation of Heat Exchangers. PART III. FUNDAMENTALS OF HEAT ENGINEERING: Basic Concepts; Fuel; Combustion; Furnaces, Boiler Installations, Steam Power Plants, Internal Combustion Engine, Gas Turbine Plant, Compression of Gases and Vapours, Development of Modern Thermal Power Plants, Refrigerating Plants and Thermocompressors).

Generalisation and Cognition by Dmitry Gorsky (Mir, 1987, Softcover)

Grinding of Metals by V. V. Loskutov and I. Savin (Mir, 1981, Hardcover, 300 Pages, ISBNs‎ 0714716545, 9780714716541)

Handbook of Cotton Weaving (Volumes 1 and 2) by E. Onivov, translated by N. Chernysheva (Mir, Hardcover, 1981)

Handbook of Elementary Physics by N. I. Koshkin and M. G. Shirkevich, translated by F. Leib (Mir, Hardcover, 272 Pages, ISBNs‎ 0714709786, 9780714709789)

Headache : V.E. Grechko

Heat and Mass Transfer by A. V. Luikov Translated from the Russian by T. Kortneva, MIR PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. 1980 English Translation, Revised from the 1978 Russian Edition, Hard Bound, 624 Pages. This book written by the outstanding Soviet scientist in the field of heat and mass transfer is a revised version of the second edition of "Handbook of Heat and Mass Transfer" which was published by Energiya Publishers in 1978 and gained wide recognition of thermal engineers in the Soviet Union. The Handbook was prepared by A. V. Luikov, one of the world-known scientists in the field of heat and mass transfer. It is a systematized survey of the current state of affairs in this field. The book contains a critical analysis of the latest work on the subject. About the Author: Academician A. V. Luikov carried out extensive research work, the results of which are incorporated in his more than 250 papers and 18 monographs, many of which were translated and published in England, France, Germany, Hungary, the U.S.A. and other countries. For his scientific and international activities A. V. Luikov was honoured with the U.S.S.R. State Prize of the first degree in 1951, the I.I. Polzunov Award, the Order of Lenin in 1967, the Order of the Red Banner of Labour in 1970, the Gold Medal "For Merits in Development of Friendship and Co-operation with CSSR" in 1971, and the Gold Medal of the French Institute of Combustion and Energy in 1973. A. V. Luikov contributed much to fostering international cooperation of scientists. He was among those who instituted the International Journal of Heat and Mass Transfer and the International Centre for Heat and Mass Transfer in Yugoslavia, which instituted a medal after his name to be bestowed on scientists for outstanding researches in the field. (Contents: CONVECTTVE DIFFUSIONAL TRANSFER, HEAT CONDUCTION, CONVECTIVE HEAT TRANSFER, CONJUGATE HEAT-TRANSFER PROBLEMS, TRANSPORT PHENOMENA IN CAPILLARY-POROUS BODIES, ANALYTICAL HEAT AND MASS DIFFUSION THEORY).

Higher Mathematics Edited by A. V. Efimov and B. P. Demidovich for Engineering Students, Worked Examples and Problems with Elements of Theory, Parts 1, 2 and 3. Contributing Authors: E. A. Vukolov, A. V. Efimov, V. N. Zemskov, A. F. Karakulin, A. S. Pospelov, A. M. Tereshchenko Translated from the Russian by Vladmir Shokurov, MIR PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. 1988 English Translation, Revised from the 1984 Russian Edition, Hard Bound, 496 Pages (Part 3), ISBN 5-03-001131-5 (Part 3). The idea of designing the first two parts of this three-part problem book belongs to Professor B. Demidovich, but his early death prevented him from putting it into practice. The plans of Professor Demidovich were deleveloped and realized by a group of authors who have had long pedagogical experience lecturing higher mathematics to engineering students. The structure of the book was suggested by Professor A. Efimov, who also carried out the general editorship. The problems contained in the book cover the branches of mathematics studied at engineering colleges. Each section is supplied with a brief introduction containing the relevant theoretical material (definitions, formulas, theorems) and a plenty of thoroughly worked examples. All the problems are furnished with answers and the most complicated of them with solutions. (Contents: Part 1. Linear Algebra and fundamentals of Mathematical Analysis: Introduction to Analysis, Vector Algebra and Analytical Geometry, Determinants and Matrices, Elements of Linear Algebra, Differential Calculus: Functions of One Variable, Integral Calculus: Functions of One Variable, Differential Calculus: Functions of Several Variables. Part 2. Advanced Topics of Mathematical Analysis: Multiple Integrals, Differential Equations, Vector Analysis, The Theory of Functions of a Complex Variable, Series and Their Application, Operational Calculus. Part 3. Special Courses: The Theory of Probability, Mathematical Statistics, Partial Differential Equations, Integral Equations).

Highway Engineering V. F. Babkov Translated from the Russian by M. Edelev, MIR PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. 1985 English Translation, Revised from the 1983 Russian Edition, Hard Bound, 278 Pages. About the Book: The book presents the fundamentals of highway engineering as taught to students of highway and traffic engineering at the Automobile and Highway Institute, in Moscow. The book discusses the principal methods and elements of highway surveying, location, and design. Ample space is given to method of highway construction and maintenance in various climatic and topographic conditions. Highway alignments, drainage, roadway characteristics, traffic volume variations, and highway capacity assessment are discussed in detail. Methodologically, the book approaches all topics from the viewpoint of road-vehicle interaction. The book is designed for civil engineering colleges and other schools where survey and construction of highways or traffic engineering are taught, as well as for all those who wish to improve their knowledge of modern highway design and management. About the Author: Professor Valery F. Babkov, Dr.Sc. (Eng.), has been a college lecturer and highway researcher for many years. He is known in the field as the author of numerous research papers, college textbooks, and study aids. Currently, he chairs the head of the highway surveying and design department of the Automobile and Highway Institute, in Moscow, where he is also a pro-rector. (Contents: Introduction. PART ONE. HISTORICAL AND SOCIAL BACKGROUND: The Social Role of Highways, Highway Classification. PART TWO. MAIN ELEMENTS OF HIGHWAYS: Curvature and Grades, Drainage Structures and Bridges, Traffic Requirements for Highway Alignment; Grade and Cross Section, Highway Capacity and Design Criteria, Highway Pavements. PART THREE. HIGHWAY LOCATION IN RURAL AND URBAN AREAS: Route Determination, Specificity of Highways in Typical Physiographic Regions. PART FOUR. HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION, OPERATIONS AND EQUIPMENT: Planning and Execution of Construction Projects. PART FIVE. HIGHWAY PERFORMANCE: Riding Qualities of Pavements, Rideability of Earth Roads, Highway Maintenance, Traffic Engineering and Safety. Index).

How We See What We See by V. Demidov Translated from the Russian by Alexander Repyev, MIR PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. 1986 English Translation, Revised from the 1979 Russian Edition, Soft Bound, 240 Pages. (Contents: The Boundary of the Preconscious, Galen's Foresight, Traps for Details of the Image, The Tree of Recognition of Good and Evil, When We Cannot Say A We Say B, Cycles in Dress, The World Is Made Up of Details, All Roads Lead to Rome, Library or Telebrary?, The Flat Three-Dimensional World, Direct Consequences of the Inverted View, The Palette, A Sieve for Images, Illusions Produced by Our Search for Truth, A New Clue to Old Mysteries).

Human Anatomy Volumes 1 and 2 by M. Prives, N. Lysenkov, V. Bushkovich Translated from the Russian by Ludmila Aksenova, M.D. (Volume 1) and Arthur Aksenov (Volume 2), MIR PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. Third Printing in 1989, English Translation of the 1985 Russian Edition, Hard Bound, Volume I 608 Pages, Volume II 440 Pages. ISBN nos. 5-03-000774-1 5030007741 5-03-000772-5 5030007725 This two-volume richly illustrated work on human anatomy is the first English translation of the Soviet textbook by M. Prives, N. Lysenkov, and V. Bushkovich. Unique in its analytic and synthetic approaches to the subject, the book covers descriptive, evolutionary, functional and practical anatomy. The human organism is studied in depth as the product of long and continuing evolution, and both traditional anatomy and new directions in anatomical science are treated fully. The clear and detailed discussions of the influence of sports and various occupations on the human body will be of particular interest. Volume I covers the following subjects: the history of anatomy, the science of bones and their articulations, myology, the science of viscera, and the science of the organs of internal secretion. Volume II deals with the anatomy of the heart and blood-vascular system, the lymphatic system, the organs of haemopoiesis and immunological reactions, the nervous system and the sense organs. The phylogenesis and ontogenesis of the organs are discussed in detail. The effect of social factors on the structure of the organism is described. The importance of the principle of integrity in anatomy is stressed, namely that anatomy is a science of the structure not only of the separate systems but of the whole human organism. The description of the structure of the human body is supplemented by synthesis of the anatomical data as a result of which the human organism is represented as an integrity, a complex system of interrelationship of components and processes. The textbook is intended for anatomists and university students.

Junior Physics by A. V. Peryshkin and N. A. Rodina Translated from the Russian by Irene Aleksanova, MIR PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. 1985 English Translation, Revised from the 1982 Russian Edition, Hard Bound, 336 Pages. ISBN 5-03-001784-4 5030017844 (Contents: Introduction, Elementary Knowledge of the Structure of Matter, Motion and Forces, Pressure of Fluids (Hydrostatics and Aerostatics), Work and Power. Energy, Heat Phenomena, Heat Transfer and Work, Changes in the States of Aggregation of Matter, Heat Engines, Electricity, Structure of the Atom, Electric Current. Its Strength, Voltage and Resistance, Electric Power and Work Done by Electric Current, Electromagnetic Phenomena, Laboratory Work, Answers to the Exercises, Material for Supplementary Reading, Review Questions, Answers to the Review Questions, Index),

Land Reclamation Machinery by T. Borshchov, R. Mansurov and V. Sergeev (Mir, 1988, Hardcover, 290 Pages, ISBNs 5030000410 9785030000411)

Laser Age in Optics by Lev Vasil'Evich Tarasov (Mir, 1984, Hardcover, 206 Pages, ISBNs 0828520755, 9780828520751)
L. Tarasov's book Laser age in optics is a popular science book concerned with new trends in optics arising from development of the laser.
In this book the author successfully combines a popular style of presentation with, when necessary, a serious scientific treatment of the
problems involved. Consequently, the book can be recommended not only for secondary school students but also for a layman adult reader
wanting to study in some detail about the principles involved in lasers, optical holography and nonlinear optics. The reader will find a popular,
vivid and intelligent presentation of many elusive concepts which as a rule, are either not covered at all in literature of this kind or only in passing.

Laser Physics and Applications by L. Tarasov Translated from the Russian by M. Edelev, MIR PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. 1986 English Translation, Revised from the 1983 Russian Edition, Hard Bound, 192 Pages. (Contents: BASIC LASER PRINCIPLES, TYPES OF LASERS, CONTROL OF THE LASER OUTPUT, APPLICATIONS OF LASERS).

Lathe Work by V. Feshchenko and R. Mukhmutov (Mir, 1987, 286 Pages, Hardcover, ISBNs 0714725501 9780714725505)

Learning About Chemistry : G.B. Shulpin
The Learning Brain, Medical Series : Edited by E. A. Asratyan and P. V. Simonov

Lectures in Geometry, Semester 2: Linear Algebra and Differential Geometry by M. M. Postnikov Translated from the Russian by Vladimir Shokurov, MIR PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. 1982 English Translation, Revised from the 1979 Russian Edition, Hard Bound, 320 Pages. ABOUT THE BOOK: This textbook directly continues the first volume of a course of geometry (M, M, Posfnikov. Lectures in Geometry: Semester 1. Analytic Geometry. Moscow, Mir Publishers, 1981) based on lectures read by the author at Moscow University for students specializing in mathematics. If contains 27 lectures, each a nearly exact reproduction of an original lecture. It treats linear algebra, with elementary differential geometry of curves and surfaces in three-dimensional space added to pave the way for further discussions. Lectures in Geometry, Semester 5: Lie Groups and Lie Algebras by M. M. Postnikov Translated from the Russian by Vladimir Shokurov, MIR PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. 1986 English Translation, Revised from the 1982 Russian Edition, Hard Bound, 438 Pages. ABOUT THE BOOK: This textbook like the rest of the series is compiled from lectures delivered by the author to students at Moscow State University. The audience was made up of final year students and postgraduates, and as a consequence, a certain level of knowledge (for example, the properties of manifolds) is assumed. The lectures fall into five parts. The first covers the basic concepts of Lie groups, Lie algebras, and the Lie algebra of a given Lie group. The second part deals with "locality theory", ihe third generalizes these Ideas. The first three sections could be used as a foundation course in Lie algebras for beginners. The fourth part considers Lie subgroups and Lie factor groups. The final part has a purely algebraic character, and is practically independent of the preceding four parts; it considers a proof of Ado's theorem, which is interesting in itself. This book will be useful for mathematics students taking courses in Lie algebras, because it contains all the major results and proofs in compact and accessible form. ABOUT THE AUTHOR: M, Postnlkov received his doctor's degree (Phyi.-Math.) In 1954, from 1955 to 1960 was Professor of the Higher Algebra Department (Moscow State University) and since 1945 he has been Professor of the University's Department of Higher Geometry and Topology. He is a senior research worker at the Steklov Institute of Mathematics. In 1961 Prof. Postnikov was awarded Lenin Prize for a series of works on the Homotopy Theory of Continuous Maps. He is the author of several monographs and textbooks some of which have been translated into foreign languages.

Lectures on the Theory of Functions of a Complex Variable by Yu. V. Sidorov, M. V. Fedoryuk and M. I. Shabunin MOSCOW INSTITUTE OF PHYSICS AND TECHNOLOGY Translated from the Russian by Eugene Yankovsky, MIR PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. 1985 English Translation, Revised from the 1982 Russian Edition, Hard Bound, 496 Pages. (Contents: Introduction, Regular Functions, The Laurent Series. Isolated Singular Points of a Single-Valued Functions, Multiple-Valued Analytic Functions, Residues and Their Applications, Conformal Mapping, Simple Asymptotic Methods, Operational Calculus).

Lobachevskian Geometry by A. S. Smogorzhevsky Translated from the Russian by V. Kisin, MIR PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. English Translation 1982, Soft Bound, 72 Pages. (Contents: Author's Note, A Brief Essay on the Life and Work of N. I. Lobachevsky, On the Origin of Axioms and Their Role in Geometry, Inversion Map of a Lobachevskian Plane, A Circle in a Lobachevskian Plane, Equidistant Curve, Horocycle, Selected Theorems of Lobachevskian Geometry, Supplementary Remarks, On Natural Logarithms and Hyperbolic Functions, Measurement of Segments of Hyperbolic Straight Lines, Basic Formulas of Hyperbolic Trigonometry, The Lengths of Certain Plane Curves in Lobachevskian Geometry, Conclusion).

Luminescence in Public Health by N. N. Barashkov Translated from the Russian by A. Yurasovskaya, MIR PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. 1988 English Translation, Revised from the 1985 Russian Edition, Soft Bound, 150 Pages, ISBN 5-03-000057-7 5030000577 ABOUT THE BOOK: The luminescence phenomenon underlies many investigative methods in the most diverse disciplines: analytical chemistry, geology, fault detection, paleontology, forensic medicine, and others. It comprises two types of emission: fluorescence and phosphorecence. In medical and biological research, fluorescence analysis has no equal in terms of availability of equipment, simplicity of procedure, reproducibility of results, and sensitivity to minute quantities of the biological sample. This popular science book describes the application of fluorescence analysis to investigations of physiological processes and also to the diagnosis of diseases, assessment of its severity, and control of its course. Separate sections of the book are devoted to the use of this method in public health and pollution control. This book is intended for the general reader and those who are interested in problems of public health. (Contents: Luminescence and Luminophores, Applications of Fluorescence Analysis, Applications of Luminescence in Medicine, Investigations of Biological Membranes, Luminescence and Food Quality Control, Pollution Control, Conclusion).

Machine Tool Design, Volume 1, by N. Lisitsyn, A. Gavryushin, O. Trifonov and A. Kudryashov, Edited by N. Acherkan (Mir, 1968, Hardcover, 600 Pages)

Machine Tools by N. Chernov Translated from the Russian by Felix PALKIN, MIR PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. Second printing in 1979 of the 1975 English Edition, Hard Bound, 422 Pages. A textbook for technical schools and colleges and apprentice engineers on the standard parts and mechanisms, electrical and hydraulic equipment of machine tools, the equipment of automatic transfer lines, and N/C machine tools. May also interest university engineering students not specializing in machine tools. The book provides a complete and definite description of the machine tools presently in use. It has been written by N. Chernov who graduated from the Siberian Automobile Institute, worked as an engineer and now lectures on the subject of machine tools at the Omsk Aviation College. (Contents: General Introduction, Typical Parts and Mechanisms of Machine Tools, Electrical Equipment of Machine Tools, Hydraulic Systems of Machine Tools, Automatic Controls of Machine Tools, Engine Lathes, Relieving Lathes, Facing Lathes and Vertical Boring and Turning Machines, Turret Lathes, Automatic Lathes, Drilling Machines, Boring Machines, Milling Machines, Dividing Heads, Basic Concepts of Copying Milling Machines, Thread-Cutting Machines, Shaping, Planing, and Slotting Machines, Broaching Machines, Grinding Machines, Microfinishing Machines, Gear-Cutting Machines, Unit-Built Machine Tools, Automatic Transfer Lines, Miscellaneous Machine Tools, Numerical Control in Machine Tools, Modernization and Certification of Machine Tools, The Use of Machine Tools).

The Magic of Galaxies and Stars by L. E. Gurevich and A. D. Chernin Translated from the Russian by Michael Burov, MIR PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. 1987 English Translation from the Revised 1983 Russian Edition, Soft Bound, 200 Pages. This book is ideal for those who wish to start learning about the intriguing modern concepts of astrophysics: the birth and evolution of the universe, its large-scale structure, galaxies and their clusters, and stars. The book provides just enough text to give a feeling of what it is all about, such as the non-Euclidean geometry of the universe, while the main point is to cover ail the recent major discoveries and novel hypotheses and theories in astrophysics, from quasars and relict radiation to black holes and the neutrino rest mass, the latter having a profound impact on the entire philosophy of the universe. The Russian edition of this book ran into 100,000 copies and is sold out. (Contents: The Universe, The Origin of the Large-Scale Structure of the Universe, Stellar Eddies, The Birth and Evolution of Stars, The Evolution of Stellar Systems, "Hidden Masses", Neutrinos, and Einstein's Vacuum).

Man Science Humanism, a New Synthesis : Ivan Frolov
Manual for Oil and Gas Industry Workers

Manual of the Theory of Elasticity by V. G. Rekach Translated from the Russian by M. Konyaeva, MIR PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. 1979 English Translation from the Revised 1977 Russian Edition, Hardcover, 318 Pages. ABOUT THE BOOK: This book is designed to be used as an aid fo solving elasticity problems in college and university courses in engineering. The book covers all subjects of the mathematical theory of elasticity. It contains material which forms the basis for structural analysis and design. Numerous problems illustrate the text and somewhat complete it. Along with classical problems, they include cases of practical significance. The author does not emphasize any particular procedure of solution, but instead considerable emphasis is placed on the solution of problems by the use of various methods. Most of the problems are worked out and those which are left as an exercise to the student are provided with answers or references to the original works. ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Professor Vladimir Germanovich Rekach, D.Sc., is the Head of the Department of Strength of Materials at the Patrice Lumumba Peoples' Friendship University in Moscow. His main scientific interests are structural design, analysis of curved bars and viBration problems. The title of his doctoral thesis was "The Analysis of Spherical Shells". He is the author of 28 articles and 8 books (3 as coauthor). (Contents: Notation, Theory of Stress, Theory of Strain, Basic Equations of the Theory of Elasticity and Their Solution or Special Cases, General Solutions of the Basic Equations of the Theory of Elasticity. Solution of Three-dimensional Problems, Plane Problem in Rectangular Co-ordinates, Plane Problem in Polar Co-ordinates, Torsion of Prismatic and Cylindrical Bars, Thermal Problem, Contact Problem, Dynamic Problem, References, Author Index, Subject Index.).

Materials Handling by Ya. Oberman Translated from the Russian by Grigory Pasechnik, MIR PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. ISBN 503000518 5-03-00051-8 1988 English Translation from the Revised 1985 Russian Edition, Soft Bound, 240 Pages. (Contents: Slinging Work, Duties and Responsibilities of a Slinger, Loads and Packages in Metallurgical Practice, Components of Hoisting Devices, Detachable Materials Handling Attachments, Specialized Attachments, Manipulators and Robots for Materials Handling, Slinging of Materials, Tilling of Materials, Transportation of Materials in Metallurgical Practice, Safety in Slinging Operations).

Mathematical Analysis : A. F. Bermant, I. G. Aramanovich
Mathematical Analysis : V.B. Urorov

Mathematical Analysis in Question and Problems under the Editorship of B. F. Butuzov, Contributors B. F. Butuzov, N. Ch. Krutitskaya, G. N. Medvedev, A. A. Shishkin Translated from the Russian by Irene Aleksanova, MIR PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. ISBN 5030002170 5-03-000217-0 1988 English Translation from the Revised 1985 Russian Edition, Soft Bound, 240 Pages. (Contents: Real Numbers, Limit of a Sequence, Limit of a Function. Continuity of a Function, Derivatives and Differentials, The Indefinite Integral, Fundamental Theorems on Continuous and Differentiable Functions, Investigating the Behaviour of a Function and Constructing Graphs, The Definite Integral, Lebesgue Measure and Lebesgue Integral).

Mathematical Handbook (Elementary Mathematics) by G. Vygodsky and M. Yankovsky (Mir, 1979, Hardcover, 430 Pages)

Mathematical Handbook (Higher Mathematics) : M. Vygodsky

Mathematics for Pre-College Students by I. Baranov, G. Bogatyrev, and O. Bokovnev Translated from the Russian by Leonid Levant, MIR PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. 1990 English Translation(Second Printing), Revised from the 1983 Russian Edition, Hard Bound, 376 Pages, ISBN 5-03-000950-7 5030009507. ABOUT THE BOOK: This hook is a study aid for those entering colleges, technical and vocational schools. It contains the material to be studied at school and also some additional sections of new material for a profound reviewing of the fundamentals of mathematics. The text consists of two parts: (1) Arithmetic and Algebra and (2) Geometry. Each chapter contains a large number of examples and worked problems to make the subject matter more readily comprehensible and is amply supplied with exercises to he done both with the teacher and independently at home. The problems for independent work are supplied with answers (in some cases with hints) arranged at the end of the book. (Contents: PART 1. ARITHMETIC AND ALGEBRA: Sets, Whole Numbers and Fractions, Approximate Calculations, Powers and Roots. Real Numbers, Expressions, Equations and Inequalities, Functions and Graphs, Arithmetic and Geometric Progressions. Logarithms. PART 2. GEOMETRY: Fundamental Concepts of Geometry and Geometric Figures, Straight Lines, Circles, Similarity of Polygons, Transformation of Figures, Vectors in the Plane and Trigonometric Functions of the Angle, Areas of Polygons, Regular Polygons. Length of Circumference. Area of a Circle, Worked Problems, Fundamentals of Solid Geometry, Answers to Exercises, Subject Index).

Mathematics For Those Entering Technical Schools by V. A. Gusev and A. G. Mordkovich Translated from the Russian by Leonid Levant, MIR PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. 1986 English Translation, Revised from the 1984 Russian Edition, Hard Bound, 390 Pages. ABOUT THE BOOK: The book is designed to aid all those entering technical schools to pass their entrance examinations. It is meant for independent work and consists of fifteen chapters. Each section includes relevant theoretical material, a number of worked examples, test questions, and exercises. All the exercises are supplied with answers which are placed at the end of the book. (Contents: Algebra: Real Numbers, Transformations of Rational Expressions, Transformations of Irrational Expressions, Functions and Graphs, Equations, Systems of Equations, Solving Inequalities, Arithmetic and Geometric Progressions, Exponential and Logarithmic Functions. Geometry: The Elements of Geometry, Transformations of Figures, Translation (Vector), Polygons, Elements of Vector Algebra, Similarity, Trigonometric Functions).

Me or Not Me by R. V. Petrov Translated from the Russian by G. Yu. Degtyaryova, MIR PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. 1987 English Translation from the Revised 1983 Russian Edition, Soft Bound, 372 Pages. (Contents: Two Types of Individuality (In lieu of an introduction), The Classics and the Modern, The Fathers of Immunology, The Army of Immunity, Just Discovered And Not Yet Discovered Islands, The Dictatorship of the Lymphocyte, The Molecular Messengers of Immunity, Non-Infectious Immunology and Tissue Compatibility, Blood Transfusion and Pregnancy, Individuality and Crime Detection, Individuality - Above All: All Alien Is Alien, The Age of Organ Transplantation, Congenital Defects and Old Age, Immunity Against Cancer, Allergy and Other Slips of Immunity, Immune Biotechnology, Vaccines of the Future, Theory and Learning).

Mechanics And Theory Of Relativity by A. N. Matveev Translated from the Russian by Ram Wadhwa, MIR PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. 1989 English Translation from the Revised 1986 Russian Edition, Hard Bound, 414 Pages, ISBN 5-03-000267-7 5030002677. (Contents: Introduction, Kinematics of a Point and a Rigid Body, Coordinate Transformations, Corollaries of Lorentz Transformations, Dynamics of a Point Mass, Conservation Laws, Noninertial Reference Frames, Dynamics of a Rigid Body, Dynamics of Bodies of Variable Mass, Collisions, Motion in a Gravitational Field, Motion in an Electromagnetic Field, Oscillations).

MECHANISMS in Modern Engineering Design A Handbook for Engineers, Designers and Inventors by IVAN I. ARTOBOLEVSKY, D.Sc.(Eng.) Member USSR Academy of Sciences, Translated from the Russian by Nicholas Weinstein, MIR PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW, 1977 Edition. This multi-volume manual of mechanisms in modern engineering design is the culmination of the author's life work on the theory and classification of mechanisms and is an encyclopaedic presentation of all the mechanisms used in modern engineering practice. The first edition, the four-volume Manual of Mechanisms, published in 1947-52 by the USSR Academy of Sciences, soon became an indispensible handbook for Soviet engineers, designers, and inventors. The new, enlarged manual will be found invaluable in all university and polytechnical departments of mechanical engineering, and in research and development and design organizations and laboratories. In Mechanisms in Modern Engineering Design each mechanism is represented by a diagram of its working principle with a concise description. The mechanisms are classified according to a scheme developed by Prof. Artobolevsky. The contents of the volumes of this encyclopaedic work are as follows: Volume 1 Lever Mechanisms. Elements of Mechanisms. Simple Lever Mechanisms. Linkwork. Volume 2 Parts 1 and 2 Lever Mechanisms. Link-gear Mechanisms. Slider-crank Mechanisms. Lever-cam Mechanisms. Gear-lever Mechanisms. Lever-ratchet Mechanisms. Flexible-link Lever Mechanisms. Elastic-link Lever Mechanisms. Wedge-lever Mechanisms. Lever-screw Mechanisms. Volume 3 Gear Mechanisms. Simple Gear Mechanisms. Lever-gear Mechanisms. Pin-gear Mechanisms. Ratchet-gear Mechanisms. Cam-gear Mechanisms. Worm-gear Mechanisms. Complex Gear Mechanisms. Volume 4 Cam and friction, and flexible-link mechanisms.(Contents: Simple Cam Mechanisms, Cam-Lever Mechanisms, Gear-Cam Mechanisms, Cam-Ritchet Mechanisms, Simple Friction Mechanisms, Complex Friction Mechanisms, Simple Flexible-Link Mechanisms and Complex Flexible-Link Mechanisms). Volume 5 Parts 1 and 2 Hydraulic, pneumatic and electrical devices. About the Author: Prof. Ivan Artobolevsky, Mem. USSR Acad. Sci., was a leading Soviet engineer in the field of the theory of machines and mechanisms. He took his engineering degree in 1926 at the Timiryazev Agricultural Academy in Moscow, where his father was a professor, studying under Professors V.P. Goryachkin and N. I. Mertsalov. From his studies of the work of Assur, Burmester, Chebyshev, Reuleaux, Somov, Wills, and Zhukovsky, he developed a system of common classification of mechanisms, the rudiments of which are to be found in the work of L. V. Assur on plane mechanisms published in 1914-18. This system subsequently yielded the general method for designing mechanisms that had formed the basis of Prof. Arto-bolevsky's lectures on the theory of machines and mechanisms first at the Moscow Institute of Chemical Engineering and then at the Moscow Aviation Institute. Prof. Artobolevsky's Mechanisms for the Generation of Plane Curves (London, 1964) is already well known to English speaking engineers. Professor Ivan ARTOBOLEVSKY, in addition to his teaching and research, is active in Soviet public life and an ardent exponent of the spread of science and the promotion of international scientific and cultural relations. He is a deputy of the Supreme Soviet and member of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR. He is the President of the USSR Znanie Society (The USSR Society for the Dissemination of Scientific and Political Knowledge), the Soviet counterpart of the British and American and other Associations for the Advancement of Science, a Vice-President of the World Federation of Scientific Workers, and an officer or council member of many Soviet scientific and engineering professional bodies, including the USSR Academy of Sciences and the USSR Council of Scientific and Technical Societies. He is also a Vice-President of the Institute of Soviet-American Relations, and a member of the Council of the Union of Soviet Societies for Friendship and Cultural Relations. Prof. Artobolevsky has been honoured many times for his scientific and public activities. He has three times received the highest award of the Soviet Union, the Order of Lenin, and also the honorary title of Hero of Socialist Labour. He has also been awarded the Chebyshev Prize of the USSR Academy of Sciences (1946), the Joliot-Curie Silver Medal of the World Council of Peace (1959), the Silver Medal for Services in the Development of Science and Society of the Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences (I960), and the James Watt Medal of the Institute of Mechanical Engineers (1967). More on him HERE(pdf)

Mining Mechanical Engineering by R. Khadzhikov and S. Butakov (Mir, 1988, Hardcover, 390 Pages)

Molecular Physics by A. N. Matveev Translated from the Russian by Natasha Deineko and Ram Wadhwa, MIR PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. 1985 English Translation from the Revised 1981 Russian Edition, Hard Bound, 448 Pages. (Contents: Statistical Method, Thermodynamoc Method, Electron and Photon Gases, Gases with Intermolecular Interaction and Liquids, Solids, Transport Processes).

Monte Carlo Methods : I. M. Sobol
Mystery of mineralogy : B.I. Srebrodolsky

Nuclear Physics and Nuclear Reactors by A. Klimov (Apollon Nikolaevich Klimov) Translated from the Russian by O. Rudnitskaya, MIR PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. Second Reprint in 1981 of the 1975 English Translation, Hard Bound, 404 Pages. (Contents: ATOMIC STRUCTURE AND ELEMENTARY PARTICLES, PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF ATOMIC NUCLEI, NUCLEAR TRANSFORMATIONS, INTERACTION OF MOVING PARTICLES WITH MATTER, MODERATION AND DIFFUSION OF NEUTRONS, NUCLEAR REACTOR, PHYSICAL PROCESSES IN ACTUAL REACTORS, MATERIALS BIOLOGICAL SHIELDING, REACTORS OF ATOMIC POWER PLANTS).
Nuclear Physics and Nuclear Reactors : V. E. Levin Numerical-Analytic Methods of Investigating Periodic Solutions : A. M. Samoilenko, N. I. Ronto Nurse's Handbook : M.V. Milich and S.N. Lap

Occupational Health and safety in Manufacturing Industries : M. K. Poltev

On Rare and Scattered Metals, Tales about Metals, by S. Venestky Translated from the Russian by N. G. Kittell, MIR PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. 1983 English Translation from the Revised 1980 Russian Edition, Soft Bound, 152 Pages. (Contents: About This Book, The Triumpth of a Great Law (Gallium), An Evil Genie (Rubidium), The Secret of the Bengal Priests (Strontium), A Find in an Old Quarry (Yttrium), Dinosaur Resurrected (Technetium), An English Scientist's Joke (Palladium), Named After Cadmus of Phoenicia (Cadmium), Associated with the Land of Wonders (Indium), Once in Schtalhausen Monastery (Antimony), Two Blue Strangers (Cesium), The Good Luck of a Shoemaker from Bologna (Barium), Only a Trace (Hafnium), The Secret of Old Waste Dumps (Rhenium), An Insult to a Noble Metal (Osmium), All the Colours of the Rainbow (Iridium), Budding Twig (Thallium), A Space Mission (Bismuth), The Rarest of the Rare (Francium), Eternal Rays (Radium) ).

On the Way to the Super-Elements by G. N. Flerov and A. S. Ilyinov Translated from the Russian by M. Edelev, MIR PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. 1986 English Translation from the Revised 1982 Russian Edition, Soft Bound, 142 Pages. (Contents: Enigmas of the Periodic Law, The Stability Continent, Neutron Synthesis, Transuranium Elements, Heavy Ions, Kurchatovium, What is the Superelement?, A Shallow at the Stability Island, The Ion Beam, The Search for Long Livers, Continents to be Discovered, Appendix. Additional Facts for Those Eager to Know More).

Optical Instrumentation, Theory and Design
Optimal Operation of Power Plants and Electric Systems : V. Venikov and others
Ordinary Differential Equations : M. L. Krasnov

Opto-electronics by L. Sharupich and N. Tugov (Mir, Hardcover, 1987, 222 Pages, ISBNs‎ 0714725552, 9780714725550)

Origin and Chemical Evolution of the Earth by G. Voitkevich (Mir, Paperback, 1988, ISBNs‎ 5030001905, 9785030001906)

Our Planet the Earth by A. V. Byalko (‎Mir, Paperback, 1989, ISBNs ‎ 0828535825, 9780828535823)

Physical Chemistry, Volumes 1 and 2 by Ya. Gerasimov, V. Dreving, E. Eremin, A. Kiselev, V. Lebedev, G. Panchenkov, A. Shlygin Edited by Prof. Ya. Gerasimov, Corr. Member, USSR Acad. Sc., Volume 2, Translated from the Russian by G. Lieb, MIR PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. Third Printing 1985 of the 1974 English Translation, Volume 2 Hard Bound, 624 Pages. The first volume deals with the fundamentals of chemical thermodynamics, thermodynamics of solutions, chemical and heterogeneous equilibria, and surface phenomena and adsorption. A special chapter is devoted to gas chromatography. The second volume deals with the kinetics of chemical reactions, chain reactions, reactions in electrical discharges, catalysis, electrochemistry, electromotive forces and chemical sources of current. The size of the book is due mainly to the fact that the authors did everything possible to set out the fundamentals and their mutual relationship as understandable as possible. The mathematical deductions are given in sufficient detail, and in a simple manner. The book is intended for students of chemical faculties of universities, and will also be found useful by post-graduate students and teachers of physical chemistry. The authors presume that the book will be understood by readers who are studying physical chemistry for the first time and have a knowledge of mathematics and physics within the scope of the usual courses in these subjects adhered to by chemical faculties. (Contents: Volume 1-Fundamentals of Thermodynamics, Thermodynamics of Solutions, Chemical Eguilibria, Chemical Thermodynamics, Heterogeneous Phase Equilibria, Surface Phenomena, Adsorption, Gas Chromatography. Volume 2-Kinetics of Chemical Reactions, Chain Reactions, Reactions in Electrical Discharges, Catalytic Reactions, Electrochemistry, Electromotive Forces, Chemical Sources of Current.) About the Authors: The present two volumes of Physical Chemistry were written by well-known scientist in the field, the late prof. Yakov Gerasimov, D.Sc., corresponding member of the USSR Academy of Sciences, the late Vladimir Dreving, Cand. Sc., the late prof. Evgeni Eremin, D.Sc., the late prof. Georgi Panchenkov, D.Sc., and prof. Aleksander Shlygin, D.Sc., under the general editorship of Ya. Gerasimov. Yakov Gerasimov headed the chair of physical chemistry at the Moscow State University. His works in the field of research are devoted to the investigation of the thermodynamic characteristics of metal sulphides and oxides, the salt of rare metals, liquid and solid metal alloys, semiconductors and compositions of thermal-insulating materials. He also devoted much time to the history and methods of chemistry, and authored over 150 publications, including numerous monographs, textbooks and articles on physical chemistry. He was a titular member of the Commission on Symbols, Terminology and Units of the Division of Physical Chemistry of the International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry from 1963 to 1965.

Physical Chemistry of Polymers by A. Tager (Anna Tager) Translated from the Russian by David Sobolov and Nicholas Bobrov, MIR PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. 1978 English Edition, Hard Bound, 654 Pages. (Contents: CHEMICAL STRUCTURE OF MONOMERS AND POLYMERS, SYNTHESIS OF POLYMERS, CHEMICAL TRANSFORMATIONS OF POLYMERS, POLYMER CHAIN FLEXIBILITY, SUPERMOLECULAR STRUCTURE OF POLYMERS, PHASE STATES AND PHASE TRANSITIONS OF POLYMERS, RUBBER-LIKE STATE OF POLYMERS, TRANSITION OF POLYMERS FROM THE RUBBER-LIKE TO THE GLASSY AND VISCOFLUID STATES, DEFORMATION PROPERTIES AND MECHANICAL STRENGTH OF POLYMERS, RHEOLOGICAL PROPERTIES OF POLYMERS IN A FLUID STATE, ELECTRICAL PROPERTIES OF POLYMERS, POLYMER-LOW-MOLECULAR LIQUID SYSTEMS, THERMODYNAMICS OF POLYMER SOLUTIONS, THEORY OF POLYMER SOLUTIONS, MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF POLYMER SOLUTIONS AND GELS, DETERMINATION OF MOLECULAR MASS OF POLYMERS, SIZE AND SHAPE OF MACROMOLECULES, ESTIMATION OF THERMODYNAMIC FLEXIBILITY OF A CHAIN, STRUCTURE OF SOLUTIONS AND GELS OF POLYMERS, PLASTICIZATION, POLYMER MIXTURES, POLYMER SORBENTS AND POROUS STRUCTURE OF POLYMERS, GAS PERMEABILITY OF POLYMERS).

Physical Metallurgy of Platinum Metals by E. Savitsky, V. Polyakova, N. Gorina, N. Roshan Translated from the Russian by by I. V. Savin, MIR PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. 1978 English Translation, Revised from the 1975 Russian Edition, Hard Bound, 396 Pages. ABOUT THE BOOK: Generalized and systematized data on the structure and properties of metals of the platinum group, in particular, on their interaction with other elements of the Periodic system. Detailed analysis of the achievements in growing single crystals and investigation of their structure and properties. Description of methods developed by the authors for studying the structure of single and polycrystals of platinum, palladium, rhodium, iridium, ruthenium, osmium. An outline of the up-to-date theory of alloys and experimental data on constitutional diagrams of binary and multicomponent alloys comprising metals of the platinum group. Prospects for effective applications of platinum metals and their alloys and possibilities for substituting platinum by the less scarce palladium and ruthenium. The book is intended for physical chemists, process metallurgists, physical metallurgists, metal physicists, instrument-makers, researchers in various fields of endeavour and whoever is engaged in developing new technology. (Contents: Structure and Properties of Platinum Metals, Single Crystals of Platinum Metals, Metallography of Platinum Metals, Interactions of Platinum Metals with Other Elements, Applications of Alloys of Platinum Croup Metals).

Physical Paradoxes and Sophisms by V. N. Lange Translated from the Russian by Valerii Ilyushchenko, Cand. Sc. (Phys.-Math.), MIR PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. 1987 English Translation from the Revised 1978 Russian Edition, Soft Bound, 232 Pages. A collection of paradoxes and sophisms, i.e. false but deceptive arguments, varying in theme and difficulty, this book covers all the branches and subjects of physics, e.g. mechanics, thermodynamics, molecular physics, electricity, magnetism, optics, and atomic structure. All the propositions are resolved or answered in a concise manner. Written tor a large readership, including older school pupils. (Contents: Mechanics, Heat and Molecular Physics, Electricity and Magnetism, Optics and Atomic Structure).

Physical Principles of Plastic Deformation : P. Polukhin

Physics and Geometry of Disorder by A. L. Efros Percolation Theory Translated from the Russian by V. I. Kisin, MIR PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. 1986 English Translation from the Revised 1982 Russian Edition, Hard Bound, 264 Pages. (Contents: Site Percolation Problem, Percolation Threshold, Basic Rules for Calculating Probabilities. Continuous Random Variables, Infinite Cluster, Solution of Site Percolation Problem by Monte Carlo Computer Techniques, Various Problems of Percolation Theory and Their Applications, Problems on Two-Dimensional Lattices, Three-Dimensional Lattices and Approximate Evalualion of Percolation Thresholds, Ferromagnetics with Long Range Interaction. The Sphere Problem, Electric Conduction of Impurity Semiconductors. The Sphere Problem, Various Generalizations of the Sphere Problem, Percolation Level, Critical Behavior of Various Quantities Near Percolation Threshold. Infinite Cluster Geometry, The Bethe Lattice, Structure of Infinite Clusters, Hopping Electric Conduction, Final Remarks).

Physics Can Be Fun : Yakov Perelman (Mir, 1987, Hardcover, ISBNs‎ 0828534594, 9780828534598)

Physics for Everyone Volume 2 (Molecules) by L. D. Landau, A. I. Kitaigorodskii and M. Greendlinger (Mir, 1980, Hardcover, 244 Pages, ISBNs‎ 0714715514, 9780714715513)

Physics for Everyone Volume 3(Electrons) by L. D. Landau and A. I. Kitaigorodskii (Mir, 1980, Hardcover, 248 Pages)

Physics of Magnetic Semiconductors : E. Nagaev
Physics of Weakly Ionized Gases : B. Smirnov

Physiology for Everyone by Boris Fedorovich Sergeev (Mir, Paperback, 1978, 342 Pages)

Plant Growing in Tropics and Subtropics : G. V. Ustimenko-Bakumovsky
Plastering
Plugging Materials and the Cementing of Wells : Bulatov
Post Machines : V.A. Uspensky

Practical Bench Work by N. I. Makienko Translated from the Russian by Alexander B. Kuznetsov, MIR PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. 1987 English Translation from the Revised 1982 Russian Edition, Hard Bound, 182 Pages. (Contents: PART ONE. PROJECT CARDS : Introduction, In-Plane Marking Off, Straightening of Metal, Bending of Metal, Chiselling of Metal, Cutting of Metal, Filing of Metal, Drilling, Hole-Trueing, Countersinking, Counter-boring and Reaming, Thread Cutting, Riveting, Three-Dimensional Layout, Filing Curved Surfaces, Filing Openings and, Fitting, Scraping, Lapping, Soldering, Brazing, Thinning, Adhesive Bonding, PART TWO. QUESTIONS AND PROBLEMS, PART THREE. ANSWERS AND SOLUTIONS, PART FOUR. GENERAL PRACTICAL HINTS, PART FIVE. BASIC DIMENSIONAL MEASUREMENTS, Appendices, Bibliography).

Practical Inorganic Chemistry by V. I. Spitsyn (Mir, Paperback, 1987, ISBNs 0828533210, 9780828533218)

Problems and Exercises in General Chemistry by N. L. Glinka Edited by V. A. Rabinovich and Kh. M. Rubina, Translated from the Russian by G. Leib, MIR PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. 1990 Print of the 1981 English Translation of the Revised 1983 Russian Edition, Hard Bound, 288 Pages, ISBN 5-03-001690-2 5030016902. Professor Nikolai Leonidovich Glinka's book Problems and Exercises in General Chemistry closely corresponds to the well known textbook General Chemistry by the same author. Many generations of students used N. L. Glinka's General Chemistry in studying the subject; Secondary School Graduates used it in preparing for their entrance examinations to higher educational establishments, and speceailists of non-chemical professions often find answers to their questions in it. (Contents: Simple Stokhiometrtc Calculations, Basic Classes of Inorganic Compounds, Structure of the Atom. Radioactivity, The Chemical Bond, Fundamental Laws of Chemical Reactions, Solutions, Solutions of Electrolytes, Oxidation-Reduction Reactions. Fundamentals of Electrochemistry, Complex Compounds, General Properties of Metals. Alloys, The Periodic System of Elements. Properties of Elements and Their Compounds, Appendix).

Problems and Exercises in Physical Chemistry by E. V. Kiselyova, G. S. Karetnikov and I. V. Kudryashov Translated from the Russian by V. G. Vopyan, MIR PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. 1987 English Translation from the Revised 1983 Russian Edition, Hard Bound, 512 Pages. This book presents problems pertaining to virtually every topic of the physical chemistry course taught at chemical institutes. Each chapter begins with the basic equations and symbols followed by exercises, problems with the answers, and multivariant problems. The book addresses itself to students majoring in chemistry and chemical engineering. It has been published twice in Poland and twice in GDR. (Contents: Fundamentals of Quantum Chemistry. The Chemical Bonding Theory and the LCAO-MO Method, Geometrical Configuration of Atoms in Molecules. Elements of the Molecular Symmetry Theory, Rotation and Rotational Spectra of Diatomic Molecules, Rotation and Rotational Spectra of Polyatomic Molecules, Vibration of Atoms in Molecules. Vibration and Vibration-Rotation Spectra. First Law of Thermodynamics, Second Law of Thermodynamics, Elements of Statistical Thermodynamics, Gases, Condensed State of Matter, Phase Equilibrium of One-Component Systems, Thermodynamic Characteristics of Solutions and Processes of Their Formation, Dilute Solutions, Heterogeneous Equilibrium in Binary Systems Containing Liquid and Vapour Phases, Heterogeneous Equilibrium in Binary Systems Containing Liquid and Solid Phases, Heterogeneous Equilibrium in Ternary Systems Containing Liquid and Solid Phases, Chemical Equilibrium, Electrolytic Conductance. Equilibrium in Electrolyte Solutions, Electromotive Force. Electrode Potentials, Adsorption, Formal Kinetics, Composite Reactions, Temperature Dependence of the Reaction Rate, Basic Theory Behind Calculation of Reaction Rate Constant Kinetics of Photochemical and Chain Reactions, Diffusion. Kinetics of Heterogeneous Processes, Kinetics of Reactions in Solutions. Homogeneous and Heterogeneous Catalysis, Kinetics of Electrochemical Reactions, Appendix, Answers).

Problems in Geometry by A. Kutepov and A. Rubanov Translated from the Russian by Oleg Meshkov, Translation Editor Leonid Levant, MIR PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. 1978 Printing of the 1975 English Translation, Hard Bound, 208 Pages. The book contains a collection of 1351 problems (with answers) in plane and solid geometry for technical schools and colleges. The problems are of varied content, involving calculations, proof, construction of diagrams, and determination of the spatial location of geometrical points. It gives sufficient problems to meet the needs of students for practical work in geometry, and the requirements of the teacher for varied material for tests, etc. (Contents: REVIEW PROBLEMS, SOLVING TRIANGLES, STRAIGHT LINES AND PLANES IN SPACE, POLYHEDRONS AND ROUND SOLIDS, AREAS OF POLYHEDRONS AND ROUND SOLIDS, VOLUMES OF POLYHEDRONS AND ROUND SOLIDS, THE SPHERE, APPLYING TRIGONOMETRY TO SOLVING GEOMETRIC PROBLEMS).

Problems in Linear Algebra by I. V. Proskuryakov Translated from the Russian by George Yankovsky, MIR PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. 1985 English Translation (Second Printing), Revised from the 1974 Russian Edition, Hard Bound, 454 Pages. (Contents: DETERMINANTS, SYSTEMS OF LINEAR EQUATIONS, MATRICES AND QUADRATIC FORMS, VECTOR SPACES AND THEIR LINEAR TRANSFORMATIONS, ANSWERS).

Problems in Solid Geometry by I. F. Sharygin Translated from the Russian by Leonid Levant, MIR PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. 1986 English Translation, Revised from the 1984 Russian Edition, Soft Bound, 248 Pages. (Contents: Computational Problems, Problems on Proof, Problems on Extrema. Geometric Inequalities, Loci of Points, Answers, Hints, Solutions).

Problems in the Theory of Probability by B. A. Sevastyanov, V. P. Chistyakov and A. M. Zubkov Translated from the Russian by Irene Aleksanova, MIR PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. 1985 English Translation, Revised from the 1980 Russian Edition, Hard Bound, 236 Pages. ABOUT THE BOOK: The problems presented in this book cover all aspects of the theory of probability usually included in elementary courses. The problems, instructions, solutions and answers are given separately. Principal theoretical propositions are given at the beginning of each section. The book is supplemented by tables necessary for solving the problems. (Contents: Part 1. Problems : The Simplest Probability Schemes, Sequences of Trials, Random Variables, Limit Theorems. Generating and Characteristic Functions, Markov Chains, Elements of Mathematical Statistics, Part 2 : Instructions, Part 3 : Solutions, Part 4 : Answers, Tables).

Problems on Fundamentals of Hydraulics and Heat Engineering by V. G. Erokhin and M. G. Makhan'ko Translated from Russian by Natalia Deineko, MIR PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. 1986 English Translation, Revised from the 1979 Russian Edition, Hard Bound, 286 Pages. (Contents: Fundamentals of Hydraulics. Pumps, Fundamentals of Engineering Thermodynamics, Fundamentals of Heat Transfer, Compressors and Fans, Fuel and Its Combustion, Boiler Units, Heat Utilizing Systems, Heat Supply Systems, Internal Combustion Engines, Steam and Gas Turbines, Steam Power Plants, Refrigerating Plants).

Pulse Circuits by V. T. Frolkin and L. N. Popov Translated from the Russian by V. Kuznetsov, MIR PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. 1982 English Translation, Revised from the 1980 Russian Edition, Hard Bound, 390 Pages. ABOUT THE AUTHORS: Professor Viktor T. Frolkin, D. Sc. (Tech.), has been reading lectures on the subject for over 25 years at the Moscow Aviation Institute. He has penned over 50 publications, including monographs, texts, and studv aids. Docent Lev N. Popov, Cand. Sc. (Tech.), has been reading lectures on the subject for over five years at the Moscow Aviation Institute and also on pulse and digit microelectronics. Has written over 20 papers for technical journals and his department. ABOUT THE BOOK: This book explains the analysis and operation of all the most frequently used pulse circuits. It covers solid-state circuits including their IC forms. The text contains a large number of problems and review questions that will help the reader to get better insight into the subject-matter. The authors start with pulse waveforms, move through RC-networks, to diode and transistor switching, logic gates, various forms of multivibrators, and flip-flops as building blocks for the more complex networks. The material also covers sawtooth voltage and current generators, relaxation oscillators, and their applications. (Contents: GENERAL, PULSE SHAPING BY LINEAR CIRCUITS, SWITCHES, LIMITING AND CLAMPING CIRCUITS, LOGIC GATES, BISTABLE CIRCUITS, MULTIVIBRATORS, BLOCKING OSCILLATORS, RAMP GENERATORS, SYNCHRONIZATION OF RELAXATION OSCILLATORS PULSE FREQUENCY, DIVISION. GENERATION OF SAWTOOTH (RAMP) CURRENT, NEGATIVE-RESISTANCE PULSE CIRCUITS, FUNCTIONAL PULSE AND DIGITAL CIRCUITS).

Puppets Without Strings by V. I. Varshavsky and D. A. Pospelov Reflections on the Evolution and Control of Some Man-Made Systems Translated from the Russian by A. Kandaurov, MIR PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. 1988 English Translation, Revised from the 1984 Russian Edition, Soft Bound, 296 Pages, ISBN 5-03-000272-3 5030002723 (Contents: Decentralized Control: the Whys and Wherefores, Is It Easy to Exist in a Contradictory World, "How Comes This Gentle Concord in the World", Jump the Queue and Call It Fair!, Stringless Puppets Make a Show, Dialectics of the Simple and the Complex).

Quantum Electro-dynamics : A. A. Sukovlov

The Quantum Dice by L. I. Ponomarev (Mir, Hardcover, 1988, ISBNs 5030002162, 9785030002163)

Radio Circuits and Signals : I. S. Gonorovsky
Radio Measurements by F. Kushnir Translated from the Russian by Boris Kuznetsov, MIR PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. 1978 Printing of the Revised 1975 Russian Edition, Hard Bound, 284 Pages. The book presents a systematic exposition of methods and techniques used in the measurement of circuit parameters, operating conditions, frequency, modulation, nonlinear distortion and field strength. The material also covers the design and operating principles of applicable instruments along with relevant equations and charts. (Contents: CURRENT AND VOLTAGE MEASUREMENTS, SIGNAL GENERATORS AND TEST OSCILLATORS, CATHODE RAY OSCILLOSCOPES, FREQUENCY MEASUREMENTS, PHASE SHIFT MEASUREMENTS, MEASUREMENT OF CIRCUIT PARAMETERS, MEASUREMENTS IN DISTRIBUTED-PARAMETER CIRCUITS, POWER MEASUREMENTS, MEASUREMENTS OF MODULATED SIGNALS, MEASUREMENTS OF NONLINEAR DISTORTION, MEASUREMENTS OF THE ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELD AND RADIO INTERFERENCE).

Radio Transmitter Design, edited by Vagan V. Shakhgildyan Translated from the Russian by Boris Kuznetsov, MIR PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. 1987 Printing of the Revised 1984 Russian Edition, Hard Bound, 488 Pages. When doing his design study, the student often runs into difficulties because the transmitter design poses a multitude of problems varying in complexity and in the matters involved. It is the objective of this book to help him overcome these difficulties, specially as regards the design of the most critical sections and circuits of a transmitter. In the simpler cases the authors refer the student to other published sources. Thus, this is not a stand-alone book, and it could hardly have been so. For one thing, it would be unreasonable even to try to cover all the problems arising in radio transmitter design the more so that any of these problems can be solved in more than one way. For another, no attempt has been made to give all the data on tubes, transistors, and other hardware. Rather, the book outlines general approaches and basic guidelines for transmitter design (the choice of a circuit configuration, element values, operating conditions, etc.) and includes a sizeable number of design equations and tables with a word of caution-as to their applicability. Also the authors have presumed that the reader will have a working knowledge of radio transmitter theory, so many relations and equations are given without derivation or proof. (Contents: An Outline of Transmitter Design, Calculation of Operating Conditions for the Tube and Transistorized Amplifier Stages of Transmitters, Low-Frequency and Medium-Frequency Radio Transmitters, High-Frequency Radio Broadcasting Transmitters, Calculation of Operating Conditions for the Stages of AM Broadcasting Radio Transmitters, Modulators for Radio Broadcasting Transmitters, Single-Sideband HF Transmitters, Radio Transmitter Exciters, VHF UHF and SHF Power Amplifiers and Oscillators, Coaxial Resonators, VHF and UHF Television Picture Transmitters, FM Radio Broadcasting and Television Sound Transmitters, Klystron Transmitters for Tropospheric Scatter and Satellite Communications and Television, Transmitters for Microwave Radio Relay Systems).

Radio Transmitters : V. V. Shakhgildyan
Reinforced Concrete Technology and Practice : A. Tretyakov, M. Rozhnenko
Reliability of Machines : D. Reshetov, A. Ivanov, V. Fadeev
Remotely controlled Robots and Manipulators

Repair and Adjustment of Textile Machines (Spinning and Weaving Equipment) by T. Granovsky and N. Chernysheva (Mir, 1986, Hardcover, 271 pages, ISBNs 0828523746, 9780828523745)

Repair of Farming Machinery

Repair of Industrial Equipment by B. Gelberg and G. Pekelis Translated from the Russian by A. Troitsky and V. Palkin, MIR PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. Second printing in 1981 of the 1978 English Translation, Hard Bound, 356 Pages. (Contents: GENERAL INFORMATION ON MECHANISMS, MACHINES AND MATERIAL HANDLING EQUIPMENT, WEAR AND SERVICE LIFE OF INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT. ASSEMBLY OF MECHANISMS AND MACHINES, TECHNOLOGY OF REPAIR OF INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT, ORGANIZATION OF REPAIR AND MODERNIZATION OF EQUIPMENT, GENERAL INFORMATION ON INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT AND SAFETY RULES).

Satellite and Typhoon Eye-to-Eye by S. Baibakov and A. Martynov Translated from the Russian by Natalia Wadhwa, MIR PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. 1987 English Translation, Revised from the 1986 Russian Edition, Soft Bound, 256 Pages. (Contents: Atmospheric and Ocean Research from Satellite Orbit, Remote Sensing of the Atmosphere and Ocean, Models of Tropical Cyclones, Operational Detection of Tropical Cyclones from Satellite Orbit, Scientific Instrument Deployment from Orbit into Tropical Cycolone).

Semiconductor Devices by V. Stupelman and G. Filaretov Translated from the Russian by P. Ivanov, MIR PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. Second printing in 1981 of the Revised 1973 Russian Edition, Hard Bound, 270 Pages. The book discusses the principles of most widely used semiconductor devices and physical processes determining their characteristics. The coverage also includes the design, electric parameters and fields of application of semiconductors. Much consideration is given to the design features and principles of fabrication of a variety of integrated circuits. Detailed analysis is presented on the modern state of semiconductor electronics and the trends of its development. For a better understanding of semiconductor operation, the first two chapters are devoted to the contact phenomena in p-n junctions. The book is intended for students of technical schools and will also be useful to college students. (Contents: Contact Phenomena in Semiconductors, Electron-Hole Junction, Diodes, Special Diodes, Transistor: Principles and Characteristics, Transistor as a Fourpole, Transistor Types and Applications, Field-Effect and Unijunction Transistors, Thermoelectric and Galvanomagnetic Devices, Photodevices, Integrated Circuits, Semiconductor Technology Today Trends of Development).

Semiconductors Made Simple by A. M Polyakov, Translated by Natasha Deineko (Mir, 1985, Softcover, 240 pages)

Signals and Circuits by S. I. Baskakov Translated from the Russian by Boris V. Kuznetsov, MIR PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. 1986 English Translation of the 1983 Russian Edition, Hard Bound, 520 Pages. (Contents: Part One. Signals-Elements of the General Theory of Signals, Spectral Representations of Signals, Power Spectra of Signals. Principles of Correla tion Analysis, Modulated Signals, Band-Limited Signals, An Outline of the Theory of Random Signals, The Correlation Theory of Random Processes. Part Two. Circuits-Response of Linear Stationary Systems to Deterministic Signals, Response of Frequency-Selective Systems to Deterministic Signals, Response of Linear Stationary Networks to Random Signals, Signal Transformations in Nonlinear Circuits, Signal Transformations in Linear Parametric Circuits, A Basic Theory of Linear Circuit Synthesis, Active Networks with Feedback. Self-Excited Oscillatory Systems, Discrete Signals. Principles of Digital Filtering, Optimum Linear Signal Filtering).

Silhouettes of Chemistry by D. N. Trifonov and L. G. Vlasov Translated from the Russian by David Sobolev and Andrei Konyaev, MIR PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. First English Translation of the Second Russian Edition, 1987, Soft Bound, 296 Pages. (Contents: Instead of a preface, The inhabitants of the big house, Snake with its tail in its mouth, A chemical museum, With its eyes, Chemistry spreads wide, A long afterword).

The Sky Will Be Blue by G. Gordon and L. Gordon Translated from the Russian by Y. Nadler, MIR PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. 1984 English Translation of the 1981 Russian Edition, Hard Bound, 160 Pages. This book tells the reader in popular form just what dust and gaseous impurities consist of, how they originate in metallurgical works, what a grave danger they are to all living things on the Earth, and how man protects himself and his habitat from them. A picture is drawn of the future when metallurgy will be free of dust and harmful gases. Original drawings supplement this interesting narrative. The book is intended for general public. (Contents: One Planet for all, Elixir of Life, Birthplace-Metallurgical Works, The Language of Mathematics, Drops ... in a Seive, Molecules versus Molecules, On the Watch, A Look at the Future).

Space Time Gravitation by Yu. Vladimirov, N. Mitskievich and J. Horsky Translated from the Russian by A. G. Zilberman, Edited by F. I. Fedorov (Mem. Belorussian Acad. Sc.), MIR PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. 1987 English Translation of the 1984 Russian Edition, Soft Bound, 215 Pages. ABOUT THE BOOK: An historical survey of our ideas about space, time and gravitation. In three chapters, the authors consider how space and time were perceived from ancient times to the present (as marked by the publication of Einstein’s theory of relativity) how they are now perceived, and finally how this field of mathematics and physics might develop in the future. Although there are many presentations of our current understanding of this subject on the market, the topics covered in the second chapter of the book are not those usually examined. However, the main difference between this and other popularizations is the third chapter, in which the authors try get to grips with subjects such as cosmological singularities, generalizations of Einstein’s gravitational theory, the quantization of gravitational fields, and the dimensionality of space-time. Written for students and professionals specializing in physics or related sciences. (Contents: Chapter 1. YESTERDAY. The Evolution of the Space and Time as Concepts. The Main Steps Towards the General Theory of Relativity, Chapter 2. TODAY. A Review of the Basic Results of Modern Relativity Theory, Chapter 3. TOMORROW. Modern Problems in the Theory of Gravitation. The Prospects for the Study of Space and Time).

Storming the Fortress of Fusion by G. S. Voronov Translated from the Russian by R. S. Wadhwa, MIR PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW, ISBN 5-03-000221-9 5030002219 1988 English Translation from the Revised 1985 Russian Edition, Softcover, 336 Pages. (Contents: Nuclear Fusion, Pinching Discharges, Magnetic Traps, Stellarator, Tokamak, The Heating Problem, 60 Million Degrees Kelvin in a Tokamak, The Renaissance of Stellarators, Inertial Confinement, Muon Catalysis, Fusion Reactor, Conclusion).

Switchgear Installation by M. I. Kireev and A. I. Kovarsky, Edited by Boris A. Kuznetsov (Mir, 1982, Hardcover, 319 Pages, ISBNs 5030000453, 9785030000459)
(A Manual for Installers of Electrical Switchgear and Power Lines)

Terrestrial Oceans and Lunar Maria by G. F. Makarenko and V. F. Agranat, Translated by V. F. Pominov (Mir, 1986, Softcover, 160 Pages)

The Theory of Lengthwise Rolling by A. I. Tselikov, G. S. Nikitin and S. E. Rokotyan Translated from the Russian by Michael V. Afanasyev, MIR PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. 1984 English Translation, Revised from the 1980 Russian Edition, Hard Bound, 342 Pages. ABOUT THE AUTHORS: Academician A. I. Tselikov, Lenin and State Prize winner, is General Director of the All-Union Research Institute of Metallurgical Machinery and head of the chair of automatic machines in metal rolling at the Baumann Higher Technical School in Moscow. He is widely recognized for his published works Rolling Mills, Stress and Strain in Metal Rolling, Fundamentals of the Theory of Rolling, The Theory of Rolling, etc. A. I. Tselikov is the author of more than 300 publications and 100 inventions. His books have been translated into foreign languages. G. S. Nikitin, Cand. Sc. (Eng.), assistant professor of the same chair at the Baumann Higher Technical School, is the author of more than 60 publications. S. E. Rokotyan, Cand. Sc. (Eng.), State Prize winner, is a senior research worker at the All-Union Research Institute of Metallurgical Machinery. He is the author of more than 50 publications and coauthor of the monographs Power Parameters of Cogging and Sheet-rolling Mills and Shaping of Sheet Metal. ABOUT THE BOOK: The book is a course in the theory of lengthwise rolling which is based on the theory of plasticity and elasticity, strength of materials and analytical mechanics. It gives an analysis of the kinematics and stressed state of the metal in lengthwise rolling. Describes modern methods for calculating power parameters in hot and cold rolling, temper rolling, die rolling and planetary rolling. Considers methods for determining the resistance of the metal to deformation and the temperature effects in rolling. Special attention is given to the dimensional accuracy in lengthwise rolling and to elastic deformations of rolling equipment. The authors have used the results of numerous theoretical and experimental studies carried out in laboratories and on industrial rolling mills in the USSR and other countries. Examples of calculations of principal rolling parameters and the characteristics of modern rolling mills are given in appendices. The book is intended for students and post-graduates specializing in plastic working of metals and related subjects and may be of use for research workers and engineers. (Contents: The Theory of Stress and Strain, The Kinematics of Lengthwise Rolling, Contact Stresses in Rolling, The Laws of Metal Deformation in Rolling, The Rolling Force, Resistance to Deformation, The Direction of Forces Acting on the Rolls, Rolling Torque and Rolling Power, Dimensional Accuracy of Rolled Product in Lengthwise Rolling).

The Theory of Probability by B. Gnedenko Translated from the Russian by George Yankovsky, MIR PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. 1988 Printing of the 1975 Russian Translation, Hard Bound, 392 Pages. (Contents: THE CONCEPT OF PROBABILITY, SEQUENCES OF INDEPENDENT TRIALS, MARKOV CHAINS, RANDOM VARIABLES AND DISTRIBUTION FUNCTIONS, NUMERICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF RANDOM VARIABLES, THE LAW OF LARGE NUMBERS, CHARACTERISTIC FUNCTIONS, THE CLASSICAL LIMIT THEOREM, THE THEORY OF INFINITELY DIVISIBLE DISTRIBUTION LAWS, THE THEORY OF STOCHASTIC PROCESSES, ELEMENTS OF QUEUEING THEORY).

Traces of Bygone Biospheres by A. V. Lapo Translated from the Russian by Michael V. A. Purto, Translation Edited by T. Juswigg, MIR PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. 1987 English Translation, Revised from the 1987 Russian Edition, Soft Bound, 352 Pages. ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Andrey V. LAPO, D.Sc. (Mineralogy), a geologist, now with the All-Union Geological Institute in Leningrad, is a member of the Soviet Botanical, Mineralogical, and Paleontological Societies. His interests include biospheres, environmental geochemistry, and coal geology. He is one of the originators of the phyteral analysis of fossil fuels. Lapo has authored about 80 publications and co-authored Petrographic Types of Coals of the USSR (Ed. A. A. Lyuber) and Rational Complex of Petrographtc and Chemical Methods of Investigations of Coals and Oil Shales. (Contents: A Strange Fate (Foreword), The Biosphere, Living Matter, The Most Powerful Geological Force, Three Factors Bio- Eco- and Tapho- , The Metabiosphere, Conclusion).

Tropical Meteorology by G. G. Tarakanov Translated from the Russian by Michael G. Edelev, MIR PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. 1982 English Translation, Revised from the 1980 Russian Edition, Hard Bound, 206 Pages. ABOUT THE AUTHOR: G. G. Tarakanov, Cand. Sc. (Geogr) has been concerned with problems of meteorology for about 25 years. He was the Dean of the Meteorology Department at the Leningrad Hydro-meteorological Institute. He was a contributor to the Synoptic Atlas (1962) and Synoptic Practicum (1972), currently a text in the WMO training programme. An Antarctic researcher (1963) and a senior officer at the WMO headquarters, Geneva (1966-70), he has more than thirty publications to his credit in the field of weather forecasting. ABOUT THE BOOK: Tropical Meteorology, though a concise course, introduces the reader to the whole variety of atmospheric processes in the tropics. It gives information on the basic weather elements and synoptic systems in the various tropical areas, describes tho physical processes governing the structure and circulation of the tropical troposphere, discusses the wind and pressure fields, their analysis and forecasting methods. An ample space is devoted to convection, cloud formation and precipitation. Monsoons and tropical storms are treated at comparative length. The analysis is updated with satellite tracking data. The book is meant as a working text for students majoring in meteorology, yet it will be also of value to anyone requiring specialist's knowledge of tropical meteorology. (Contents: Introduction, Variation of the Main Weather Elements, Convection, Tropical Synoptic Analysis, Circulation and Synoptic Systems of the Tropics, Tropical Cyclones).

Universal Physical Constants : O.P. Spiridonov
An Unusual Algebra : I. M. Yaglom
Urology of Child : N. A. Lopatkin, A. G. Pugachev

What is the Theory of Relativity by L. Landau and Yu. Rumer Translated from the Russian by A. Zdornykh, MIR PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. 1987 Printing of the 1981 Russian Translation, Soft Bound, 64 Pages. (Contents: THE RELATIVITY WE ARE USED TO, SPACE IS RELATIVE, THE TRAGEDY OF LIGHT, TIME IS RELATIVE, CAPRICIOUS CLOCKS AND RULERS, MASS).

The World Is Built on Probability by Lev Tarasov Translated from the Russian by Michael Burov, MIR PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. 1988 Printing of the 1984 Russian Translation, Hard Bound, 190 Pages, ISBN 5-03-00124-2, 503001242. ABOUT THE BOOK: This text is divided into two major parts. The aim of the first part is to convince the reader that the random world begins directly in his or her own living room because, in fact, all modern life is based on probability. The first part is on the concept of probability and considers making decisions in conflict situations, optimizing queues, games, and the control of various processes, and doing random searches. The second part of this text shows how fundamental chance is in nature using the probabilistic laws of modern physics and biology as examples. Elements of quantum mechanics are also involved, and this allows the author to demonstrate how probabilistic laws are basic to microscopic phenomena. The idea is that the reader, passing from the first part of the book to the second one, would see that probability is not only around us but is at the basis of everything. (Contents: Part One: Tamed Chance. Mathematics of Randomness, Decision Making, Control and Selfcontrol, Part Two: Fundamentality of the Probability Laws. Probability in Classical Physics, Probability in the Microcosm, Probability in Biology.).

The World of Amphibians by B. F. Sergeev Translated from the Russian by M. Rosenberg, MIR PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. 1986 Printing of the 1983 Russian Translation, Soft Bound, 188 Pages. (Contents: An Ode to the Green Toad, The Pioneers of Continents, Conservatives, The Frog Princess, Information Service, Family Troubles, Childhood, Limbless Miners, The Red Pages, Always Vigilant).

The Wonderful World of Magnesia by M. G. Mneyan Translated from the Russian by G. G. Egorov, MIR PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. 1987 English Translation from the Revised 1985 Russian Edition, Soft Bound, 160 Pages. (Contents: Introduction, Meet the Magnet, The Many-faceted Magnet, The Magnet Memorizes, The Magnet Gains Power, The Magnet Controls, Plasma in Magnetic Harness).

LITERATURE, AESTHETICS, FICTION, POETRY

Anna Karenina by Lev Tolstoy Books 1 & 2, Eight Parts in Two Voulmes, Translated by Margaret Wetlin, Illustrated by Orest Vereisky Third Printing, 1987 Raduga Publishers, Moscow, Hard Bound, 518+438 pages, ISBN 5-05-001571-5, 5-05-001573-1, 5-05-001572-3, 5050015715, 5050015731, 5050015723 A distinguishing feature of Anna Karenina is the novel's trueness of life. The readers recognised themselves and their contemporaries in its characters and found a response in it to all the most important events of that time. It was one of the most complex periods in Russian history, when, after the abolition of serfdom, in Tolstoy's own words, "everything had been overturned and was only just beginning to fall into place"-the activities of the Zemstvos, the military reforms, education, the reaction of Russian society to the struggle of the Slav peoples for liberation from the Turkish yoke and so on, together with the more specific and personal details of life at various levels of Moscow and St. Petersburg society and of the Russian countryside. "This novel, which is precisely that-a novel, the first in my life, has really gripped me, I am wholly absorbed in it..." Tolstoy wrote in May 1873 as he began Anna Karenina. Contemporaries were struck by the "every-dayness" of the book that followed War and Peace. Here Tolstoy combined free and unfettered narrative with a view of life integrally his own. Ivan Goncharov, the patriarch of Russian novelists, said about it: "This is something quite without precedent, a pioneering work. Is there any writer among us who can match it? And who in Europe can offer anything of the kind?" It was an opinion endorsed by Dostoyevsky who found in Tolstoy's novel "a tremendous psychological handling of the human soul" and a realism of portrayal such as had never been seen before. Time has confirmed these contemporary judgements. Anna Karenina has become one of the greatest social novels in world literature. Fyodor Dostoyevsky found in Anna Karenina "everything of any importance in our currant Russian political and social issues, and concentrated in one place." Vladimir Korolenko, wrote: "Tolstoy's world is a world flooded with sunlight, simple and bright, in which all the reflections, in size, proportion and light and shade, correspond to the phenomena of reality." I did not hesitate to name Anna Karenina the greatest social novel of all time-Thomas Mann He sees the world from behind the scenes of politics and society, whilst most of us are sitting to be gulled in the pit-George Bernard Shaw If a man could but write like Tolstoy and have all the world listen to him! -Theodore Dreiser

Beyond the Arctic Blizzards, A novel by Vyacheslav Gorbachev The Working Class in Soviet Literature. Translated from the Russian by Alex Miller, Designed by Victor Korolkov, Raduga Publishers, Moscow. Third Printing 1986, Soft Bound, 501 Pages, ISBN 10: 5-05000644-9 5050006449 ISBN 13: 978-5050006448 9785050006448

Collected Works (Volume 1 of 5) Anton Chekhov Stories 1880-1885, Translated from the Russian by Alex Miller and Ivy Litvinov, Edited Raissa Bobrova. Designed by Evgeny Sheshenin, 1987 Raduga Publishers, Moscow, Hard Bound, 525 pages, ISBN 5-05-001149-3, 5-05-001150-7 5050011493 5050011507 In January 1985, the 125th birth anniversary of the world-famous Russian writer, Anton Chekhov (1860-1904), was celebrated in the Soviet Union. Chekhov's name rightly stands beside those of Lev Tolstoy and Fyodor Dostoyevsky. Chekhov hated tyranny, falsehood, the complacency of the "strong" and the humility of the "weak" and attacked vulgarity in all its forms. Most of all, he valued truth, human dignity and moral beauty. Between 1918 and 1985, books by Chekhov have been published in the Soviet Union 1.726 times in editions totalling 145 million 300 thousand copies in 92 languages spoken by the peoples of the USSR and other countries all over the world. "I only wanted to tell people honestly and frankly: Look at yourselves and see how badly and tediously you live," wrote Chekhov. "The main thing is that people should understand this, and when they do, they will surely make another and better life For themselves... It will be entirely different and not like the one they live at present," Volume One of the Collected Works of A. Chekhov contains the short stories written by him in his early period as a writer, from 1880 to 1885, and his short novel "Death in the Forest". With an introduction by Maxim Gorky.

The Doubles by Vladimir Mikhanovsky Designed by Igor Melnikov, RADUGA PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. 1987, English Translation, ISBN 5-05-001041-1 5050010411, ISBN-13: 978-5050010414 9785050010414, Soft Bound, 502 Pages. (Contents: The Doubles. Translated by Raissa Bobrova, The Land of Inforia. Translated by Miriam Katz, Ends and Means. Translated by Katherine Judelson, The Violet. Translated by Katherine Judelson).

The Government Inspector and Selected Stories by Nikolai Gogol The Government Inspector, Comedy in Five Acts, Translated by Christopher English and Gordon Mcdougall, Selected Stories Translated by Christopher English Designed by Pyotr Ivashchenko. 1989 Raduga Publishers, Moscow, Hard Bound, 318 pages, ISBN 5-05-002437-4, 5050024374 In The Government Inspector I decided to gather in one pile all the bad in Russia of which I was then aware, all the injustices which are committed in those places, and on those occasions where justice above all is demanded of man, and at the same time, to laugh at everything. -Nikolai Gogol Gogol was a strange creature, but genius is always strange; it is only your healthy second-rater who seems to the grateful reader to be a wise old friend, nicely developing the reader's own notions of life. Great literature skirts the irrational. "Hamlet" is the wild dream of a neurotic scholar. Gogol's "The Overcoat" (in our edition "The Greatcoat"-Ed.) is a grotesque and grim nightmare making black holes in the dim pattern of life. The superficial reader of that story will merely see in it the heavy frolics of an extravagant buffoon; the solemn reader will take for granted that Gogol's prime intention was to denounce the horrors of Russian bureaucracy. But neither the person who wants a good laugh, nor the person who craves for books "that make one think" will understand what "The Overcoat" is really about. Give me the creative reader; this is a tale for him. Steady Pushkin, matter-of-fact Tolstoy, restrained Chekhov have all had their moments of irrational insight which simultaneously blurred the sentence and disclosed a secret meaning worth the sudden focal shift. But with Gogol this shifting is the very basis of his art, so that whenever he tried to write in the round hand of literary tradition and to treat rational ideas in a logical way he lost all trace of talent. When, as in his immortal "Overcoat", he really let himself go and pottered happily on the brink of his private abyss, he became the greatest artist that Russia has yet produced. -Vladimir Nabokov It has been a long time since the world has produced a writer of such importance for his people, as Gogol was for Russia... He told us who we are, what we lack, what we should aim for, abhor and love. All his life he fought passionately against ignorance and rudeness ... he was fired by a single goal-the thought of serving his country. -Nikolai Chernyshevsky CONTENTS: Foreword. Nikolai Gogol. By S. Mashinsky, The Government Inspector, Nevsky Prospekt, The Nose, The Portrait, The Greatcoat, Diary of a Madman, Notes

The Impatient Ones by Yuri Trifonov Translated from the Russian by Robert Daglish, Designed by Pyotr Pinkisevich 1978 English Translation, Progress Publishers, Moscow, Hard Bound, With Illustrations, 488 Pages. The gifted Soviet writer Yuri Trifonov, a State Prize winner, is well known for two novels The Quenching of the Thirst and Students, a trilogy of novellas The Exchange, A Preliminary Summing Up and The Long Goodbye, and numerous short stories. He has long been interested in historical subjects. His Reflection from a Fire (1966) looked back at the revolutionary past and his most recent historical novel The Impatient Ones (1972) tells the story of the legendary Andrei Zhelyabov (1850-1881), one of the leaders of the People’s Will movement, and his comrades. "They displayed the greatest self-sacrifice", Lenin said of the members of the People’s Will, "and ... astonished the world. Undoubtedly these sacrifices were not in vain; undoubtedly they promoted, directly or indirectly, the subsequent revolutionary education of the Russian people." In a preface to the novel the well-known Soviet literary critic Alexander Svobodin describes the author’s life and work.

Ivan by Vladmir Bogomolov Translated from the Russian by Bernard Isaacs, Drawings by Orest Vereisky. 1987 Raduga Publishers, Moscow, Soft Bound, 168 pages, ISBN 5-05-001153-1 5050011531.

Mikhail Sholokhov, Collected works in Eight Volumes. Volume 8: They Fought for their Country (A Novel) and The Fate of a Man (A Story) Translated from the Russian by Robert Daglish, Designed by Alexei Ostromensky, Covel Illustration by Boris Alimov 1984 English Translation, Raduga Publishers, Moscow, Hard Bound, 294 Pages. (From the Afterword) In this volume you will have read the novel that Mikhail Sholokhov began writing and serializing in the periodical press during the Second World War, and also the famous story he produced some ten years after the war. In March 1939, just two years and three months before Hitler's armies invaded the Soviet Union, when the shadow of world war had begun to loom menacingly over the Soviet people's joy and sense of achievement, Sholokhov made a speech that had powerful reverberations across the country. His words engraved themselves on the public memory like a vow. Speaking at the 18th Party Congress, he said that Soviet writers were no pacifists. If the enemy attacked, they would put aside the pen and take up a different weapon. 'In the units of the Red Army, under its glorious banners, we will beat the enemy as no one has ever beaten them before... And when we have beaten them, we shall write books about how we did it. And these books will be useful to our people and remain as a lasting lesson to any aggressor that happens to have survived...'

Plutonia by Vladmir Obruchev Translated from the Russian by Fainna SOLASKO, RADUGA PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. Second Priting 1988, ISBN 5-05001691-6, Soft Bound, 408 Pages. (Contents: Author's Note, A Surprise Offer, A Conference in Moscow, Journey's Start, The Country of Smoking Volcanoes, Bering Strait, Seeking the Unknown Land, Fridtjof Nansen Land, Over the Russian Ridge, The Endless Descent, The Strange Position of the Sun, The Polar Tundra, The Moving Hills, The Uninvited Guest, Trukhanov's Letter, The Land of Perpetual Light, The Uninvited Grave-diggers, Down the Maksheyev River, Hunting the Hunter, Adventures on the Hill, How to Fly, A Tropical Storm, The Moving Hillock, Pluto Gets Dimmer, Monstrous Lizards and Toothed Birds, The Swamp and Lake District, The Sea of Lizards, Crossing the Sea, Maksheyev's Billions, A Forest of Horsetail, Carnivorous and Herbivorous Lizards, The Pterodactyl Gorge, Robbed, Tracking the Thieves, The Rulers of the Jurassic World, Could They Enter the Ant-hill?, Into the Black Desert, Into Satan's Crater, The Roaring Volcano, The End of the Ant-hill, Sailing West, Supermonsters, Kashtanov's Fire-ship, Battle with the Ants, The End of the Second Ant-hill, Into the Interior Once More, Old Grouchy's Jokes, Trapped, Sailing Back, The Mysterious Tracks, In the Abandoned Hut, Following the Trail, Freeing the Captives, The Primitive People Attack, The Captives' Story, Back on the Hill, Across the Ice, A Scientific Talk, Epilogue, A Word about the Author).

The Road to Life, Parts 1 and 2 by A. S. Makarenko (An Epic of Education) Translated from the Russian by Ivy and Tatiana Litvinov, Progress Publishers, Moscow, (Progress Soviet Authors Library). Fourth Priting 1973, Hard Bound, Part I, 275 Pages, Part II, 453 Pages. ... After the October Revolution unprecedented possibilities opened up before me. These possibilities went to our heads, and, to be quite honest, we pedagogues came up with a lot of half-baked theories in our enthusiasm.... I was put in charge of a colony for juvenile delinquents. The task confronting me was so difficult and so urgent that there was no time for indulging in half-baked theories. Nor did I have anything to guide me. The old experience of colonies for juvenile delinquents was no use to me, and there was no new experience and no books. I was in a difficult, almost hopeless position. I could not find any "scientific" solutions. So I was forced to turn to my general ideas about man and for me that meant turning to Gorky. I need not have re-read his books, because I knew them very well, but nevertheless I read them aJJ again from cover to cover. And I would still recommend the young educationalist to read Gorky. Anton Makarenko In the autumn of 1920, when the Civil War was not yet quite over and life was only just beginning to settle down to normal, the Department of Public Education gave Anton Semyonovich Makarenko, then a young schoolteacher, the task of organizing a colony for homeless children and juvenile delinquents. The Gorky Colony, as it was called from 1921, collected strays whose parents had been killed in the Civil War, or had died from epidemics and hunger. Reforming these difficult youngsters and making honest, worthy citizens of them became the cause of Makarenko's whole life. In the course of his practical activity he evolved his own novel system of education which has placed him among the world's outstanding educators. Being a gifted writer, Makarenko was able to set out his educational theory in fictional literary form, thereby making it known to the world reading public at large. The seven-volume collection of his works includes several novels, short stories, plays and film scenarios. Makarenko's most popular books are The Road to Life, Learning to Live,and Book for Parents. Makarenko took almost ten years (1925-1935) to write his The Road to Life, and in a letter to Gorky he wrote: "This work means everything to me." The book is based on facts, and there is nothing fictitious, in it except for a few names and situations. The boys and girls described in it grew up to be teachers, doctors, aircraft designers, and other useful members of society. There are dozens of books in which the careers of Makarenko's charges have been traced, thus making a sequel to The Road to Life. From all the recollections about him Makarenko emerges as a man of action, a fighter, and thinker. "You are an amazing man, a giant of a man," Gorky once said to him. "It's people like you that Russia needs."

Sannikov Land by Vladimir Obruchev Translated from the Russian by David Skvirsky, Illustrated and Designed by Alexander Berdov, RADUGA PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. Second Priting 1988, ISBN 5-05001690-8, Soft Bound, 398 Pages. (Contents: Foreword, "I Say It Exists!", A Vanished People, Preparations, The Start, Mammoth Graveyard, Amidst the New Siberian Islands, Along Kotelny Island, Across the Polar Sea, On the Threshold of a Promised Land, The First Day in Sannikov Land, Strange Animals, Bubbling Lakes, First Signs of Man, Onkilons, Sacrifices and Rites, The Sacred Stone, The Rhinoceros Hunt, Wampus, The Spring Festival, The Battle with the Wampus, The Onkilon Cemetery, Hunting Hunters, Valley of a Thousand Smokes, Gods of the Wampus, The Sacred Lake, Hunting Moulting Birds, Warning Signals, The Situation Grows Complicated, Black Waste, The Sacrifice, The Last Days with the Onkilons, The Flood, The Voyage, Catastrophe, Nikita's Adventures, Flight, The Shaman's Last Speech, Ghastly Neighbours, Across Sea and Ice, Again at the Academician's, Afterword).

Selected Works, ALEXANDER PUSHKIN Volumes 1 (Peotry) and 2 (Prose Works) Translated from the Russian, Progress Publishers, Moscow, (Progress - Russian Classic Series) English Transaltion 1974, Hard Bound, Volume I, 208 Pages, Volume II, 234 Pages. CONTENTS Volume 1 (Peotry) : THE SOUL OF OUR PEOPLE. By A. Tvardovsky. Translated by Olga Shame. LYRIC POEMS: To Chaadayev. Translated by Irina Zheleznova, "Light wanes, in sudden haste retreating..." Translated by Irina Zheleznova, "The flying wrack of clouds grows flimsier far..." Translated by Avril Pyman, The Captive. Translated by Irina Zheleznova, Night. Translated by Irina Zheleznova, Farewell to the Sea. Translated by Irina Zheleznova, To the Fountain of Bakhchisarai. Translated by Irina Zheleznova, To *** Translated by Irina Zheleznova, Winter Evening. Translated by Irina Zheleznova, Bacchanal Song. Translated by Irina Zheleznova, The Prophet. Translated by Irina Zheleznova, Wintry Road. Translated by Irina Zheleznova, To My Nanny. Translated by Avril Pyman, "Deep in Siberia's mines, let naught..." Translated by Irina Zheleznova, Arion. Translated by Irina Zheleznova, "Sing, lovely one, I beg, no more..." Translated by Irina Zheleznova, Antiar. Translated by Irina Zheleznova, "Upon the hills of Georgia lies the haze of night..." Translated by Irina Zheleznova, Winter Morning. Translated by Irina Zheleznova, "I loved you, and that love..." Translated by Irina Zheleznova, "Whether the streets I roam..." Translated by Irina Zheleznova, The Caucasus. Translated by Irina Zheleznova, "When in my arms your slender form..." Translated by Irina Zheleznova, "What means my name to you?..." Translated by Irina Zheleznova, Demons. Translated by Irina Zheleznova, Elegy. Translated by Irina Zheleznova, The Echo. Translated by Avril Pyman, Autumn (An Excerpt). Translated by Irina Zheleznova . "Tis time, my friend, 'tis time!..." Translated by Avril Pyman, Storm-Cloud. Translated by Irina Zheleznova, "When, lost in thought, I wander from the town..." Translated by Avril Pyman, "A monument I've raised not built with hands..." Translated by Avril Pyman. NARRATIVE POEMS: The Gypsies. Translated by Irina Zheleznova, The Bronze Horseman. Translated by Irina Zheleznova. DRAMAS: The Covetous Knight. Translated by Irina Zheleznova, Mozart and Salieri. Translated by Avril Pyman, The Stone Guest. Translated by Avril Pyman, The Water-Nymph. Translated by Avril Pyman. TALES IN VERSE: The Tale of the Fisherman and the Golden Fish. Translated by Avril Pyman, The Tale of the Golden Cockerel. Translated by Irina Zheleznova NOTES. CONTENTS Volume 2 (Prose) : THE TALES OF THE LATE IVAN PETROVICH, BELKIN (From the Editor, The Shot, Blizzard, The Undertaker, The Postmaster, Lady into Lassie) THE QUEEN OF SPADES, THE CAPTAIN'S DAUGHTER. NOTES.

Soviet Russian Literature 1917 to 1977 Peotry and Prose, Selected Reading Compiled by Yuri Andreyev, Introductory articles and biographical notes also by Yuri Andreyev. Translated from the Russian, Designed by Vladimir Vagin. Printed and Translated by Progress Publishers, 1980, Hard Bound 879 pages. This anthology will introduce a wide English-speaking public to Soviet literature. It represents sixty poets and prose writers who have contributed to the development of Soviet Russian literature. The material is divided into two main periods: 1917-1941, and 1941-1977, each being supplied with an introduction. Furthermore, there is a foreword in which the main characteristics of the literature of Socialist Realism are outlined. The book also contains biographical notes on the authors. [CONTENTS: Part One 1917-1941, Publishers' Note, The History and Main Feature of Soviet Literature, Between Two World Wars POETRY: Alexander Blok (The Twelve), Vladimir Mayakovsky (Left March, Kindness to Horses, It, Vladimir Ilyich Lenin, Brooklyn Bridge, Khrenov's Story of Kuznetskstroy and Its Builders), Sergei Yesenin ("I don't sorrow, I don't weep or call", "The golden grove is silent", Soviet Rus, Letter to My Mother, Letter to a Woman), Anna Akhmatova ("When in a suicidal anguish", "I'm not one of those abdicators", "It's delightful here: vibrant the air", The Muse, The First Shelling of Leningrad, Courage) Boris Pasternak (Nineteen Hundred and Five, Winter's Night, "In everything I seek to grasp", "It's unbecoming to be famous") Valery Bryusov (Work), Demyan Bedny (I Serve No Muse, The Seeing-off Velimir Khlebnikov, To the Youth League Eduard Bagritsky, Death of a Young Pioneer), Nikolai Tikhonov ("Festive, gay, possessed of crazy itches", Perekop, Kirov Is with Us), Mikhail Svetlov (Granada, Immortality, In Hospital), Vladimir Lugovskoi (The Kremlin Cadets' New Year's Ball, Introduction to the Poem "The Middle of the Century", The Woman I Had Known) Mikhail Isakovsky (Katyusha, To the Russian Woman, On High- Birds of Passage) PROSE: Maxim Gorky (Childhood, My Apprenticeship), Alexander Serafimovich (The Iron Flood), Dmitry Furmanov (Chapayev), Vsevolod Ivanov (The Rushes), Boris Lavrenyov (The Forty First), Alexander Fadeyev (The Rout), Alexei Tolstoy (Ordeal), Mikhail Sholokhov (Quiet Flows the Don), Fyodor Gladkov (Cement), Mikhail Prishvin (Ginseng), Yuri Tynyanov (Second Lieutenant Snamely), Mikhail Bulgakov (The Master and Margarita), Andrei Platonov (The Third Son), Ilya Ilf and Yevgeny Petrov (The Golden Calf), Nikolai Ostrovsky (How the Steel Was Tempered) Part Two, 1941-1977, On the Dialectics of Contemporary Russian Literature PROSE: Boris Polevoi (A Story About a Real Man), Konstantin Fedin (The Conflagration), Konstantin Simonov (The Living and the Dead), Grigory Baklanov (The Cost of War), Konstantin Paustovsky (A Basket of Fir Cones), Vera Panova (Seryozha), Vsevolod Kochetov (The Zhurbins), Leonid Leonov (The Russian Forest), Yuri Nagibin (The Rendezvous), Fyodor Abramov (Two Winters and Three Summers), Vassili Shukshin (The Suraz), Gleg Kuvayev (The Territory), Sergei Zalygin (The South-American Version), Valentin Rasputin (Live and Remember), Georgi Markov (Ivan Yegorych's Land), Ivan Yefremov (Cor Serpentis), Daniil Granin (A Return Ticket), Marietta Shaginyan (Christmas at Sorrento) POETRY: Alexander Tvardovsky (Vassili Tyorkin), Olga Bergholtz (February Diary, Indian Summer, Before the Separation, Anna Akhmatova in Leningrad in 1941) Alexander Prokofiev ("I couldn't live happy a day long without you", "Count the glimmering stars and the lustrous", "How imposing this mast timber grove!", A Few More Words About Work, Russia's Founded on Granite), Yaroslav Smelyakov ("Should I fall ill", The Spinner, You Fair Ladies of the Russian Land, The Judge), Nikolai Zabolotsky (In This Grove of White Birches, I Do Not Look for Harmony in Nature, The Ugly Little Girl), Leonid Martynov (Traces, The Water, Primogeniture), Boris Slutsky (The Bath-House, "The Battleship Potyomkin", My Comrades, At a Children's Art Exhibition), Alexei Surkov ("Restless flames twist and toss in the stove", Pass Round the Hat), Mikhail Lukonin (I Shall Come to You, Apropos of Women, Sleep, Dear People), Vassili Fyodorov (The State-Farm Hamlet, "Be venturesome!", "A greybeard", Stone Inscription), Andrei Voznesensky (Parabolical Ballad, Autumn in Sigulda, Longjumeau), Yevgeny Yevtushenko (Do the Russians Want a War?, Perfection, "Halves are no use to me!", "Steadily fall the white snows", The Mother), Robert Rozhdestvensky (Thunder Shower, Requiem, A Man, On Being Bought) ].

Tower of Birds Translated from the Russian by Holly Smith, Designed by Julia Gukova, RADUGA PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. 1989, English Translation, ISBN 5-05-002478-1 5050024781 ISBN-13: 978-5050010414 9785050024787, Soft Bound, 398 Pages. (Contents: Viktor Katupayev. The Piano-Tuner, Inspiration ; Olga Larionova. The Planet With Nothing to Offer ; Alexander Abramov and Sergei Abramov. The Tale of the Abominable Snowman ; Boris Stern. A Person Is ... (An Essential Addition to Asimov's Three Laws) ; Kir Bulychev. It Never Pays to Make a Sorcerer Mad! ; Vladislav Ksionzhek. The Boy, the Old Man, and the Dog ; Askold Yakubovsky. Mephisto ; Vladimir Kantor. The Toy-Pistol ; Mikhail Pukhov. Counter-Attack ; Vyacheslav Rybakov. The Artist ; Sergei Drugal. Every Tree Has Its Bird ; Oleg Korabelnikov. Tower of Birds.).

The Young Guard, A novel in Two Volumes by Alexander Fadeyev Young Guards-members of the Young Guard Organisation, a Komsomol resistance group in Krasnodon which operated during the Second World War. Translated by Violet Dutt, Edited by David Skvirsky, Illustrated by Valerian Shcheglov, Jacket by Boris Alimov, Designed by Yelena Ageyeva, Raduga Publishers, Moscow. Fourth Printing 1987, English Translation © Progress Publishers, 1973, Hard Bound, Book 1: 376 Pages ISBN 5-05001146-9, Book 2: 308 Pages ISBN 5-05001148-5. ABOUT THE AUTHOR: The name of Alexander Fadeyev (1901-1956) is well-known in many countries of the world. He is the author of the novels The Rout and The Last of the Udeghe about the Civil War in Siberia in 1918-1920. He wrote The Rout when he was twenty-five years old, and became famous overnight. The Young Guard he wrote when he was forty-four. Immediately after the liberation of the Ukraine from the Nazi invaders, Fadeyev went to Krasnodon where hot on the heels of events he studied the documents relating to the immortal feat of the Young Guard underground organisation. He put his all into the book, everything he had accumulated in his mind, everything he had emotionally experienced and suffered in his heart. Several years ago two youth papers- the Molodoi Leninets in the Soviet city of Kaluga and the Freies Vort in the GDR made a sociological analysis, the purpose of which was to elucidate what books were most popular with young readers today. Among the books named were Fadeyev's The Young Guard, Nikolai Ostrovsky's How the Steel Was Tempered, and Boris Polevoi's The Story of a Real Man.

The Zhurbins, A novel by Vsevolod Kochetov A Novel about the Working Class. Translated from the Russian by Robert Daglish, Designed by Victor Korolkov, Raduga Publishers, Moscow. Third Printing 1986, Soft Bound, 438 Pages, ISBN 10: 5-05000647-3 5050006473 ISBN 13: 978-5050006479 9785050006479

CHILDREN AND JUVENILE LITERATURE

The ABC of Chess by V. Grishin and E. Ilyin Translated from Russian by Vivienne Burdon 1986 English Translation of the 1972 Russian edition, Soft Bound, 88 Pages, RADUGA PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW, ISBN 5-05-006687-2 5050066872 (Contents: Foreword for Parents, A War of Wood, A Revealing Story, The Battlefield, Only Straightforward!, Who Has Been Placed in the Corner?, Leaping Horses, "Lightweight" Bishops, The Most Powerful Piece, Watch Out, Your Majesty!, Touch - Move, Who's Won? It's a Stalemate!, Not Numbers but Know-How, The King Goes on the March, All Children Should Learn. Appendix).

An A-Z of Cosmonautics by V. Gor'kov and Yu Avdeev A Book on Outer Space. Translated from Russian by K. Ford, Design and Illustrations: V. Stulikov, E. Ilatovsky 1989 English Translation of the Revised 1984 Russian edition, MIR PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. Hard Bound, 192 Pages, ISBN: 5-03-000181-6 5030001816 (Contents: The Earth and its Neighbours, On the Threshold of Outer Space, On the Way to Outer Space, Orbital Spaceships and Space Probes, Keeping Watch in Space, Satellites and Interplanetary Stations).

The Adventures of Captain Wrungel (aka Adventures of Captain Vrungel) by Andrei Nekrasov Translated from the Russian by Raissa Bobrova, Designed by Georgy Yudin. 1981 English Translation, Hard Bound, Illustrated, 184 Pages, PROGRESS PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW.

The Adventures of Dennis by Victor Dragunsky (Raduga, 1985, Hardcover, 239 Pages, ISBNs‎ 5050000386, 9785050000385)

Animals on a Pedestal by Yuri Dmitriyev Man Honours his Freinds and Helpers Translated by Raissa Bobrova, Designed by Inna Borisova. 1989 English Translation, Hard Bound, Illustrated, 316 Pages, RADUGA PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. (Contents: PART ONE: MAN FINDS FRIENDS. THE VERY FIRST THE MOST DEVOTED FRIEND, ANOTHER OLD FAITHFUL, KINSMEN FORERUNNERS RIVALS, "COWS ARE OUR STRENGTH...", PART TWO : MAN FINDS HELPERS. HONEY AND SILK, SNAKES FOR ALL OCCASIONS, GUARDS CONTROLLERS POSTMEN ETC, DID GEESE SAVE ROME AND WHAT ARE CHICKENS GOOD FOR?, THIS ELEPHANTINE LIFE, WILD OR DOMESTICATED? PART THREE. MAN RESETTLES FRIENDS, HELPERS AND ENEMIES. INSECT GLOBE-TROTTERS, THE CAREER OF THE GIANT AFRICAN SNAIL, A CONTINENT FENCED ACROSS, THE INVASION OF RODENTS AND THE ADVENT OF THE CAT).

The Blind Musician by Vladimir Korolenko Translated by HELEN ALTSCHULER, Illustrated and Designed by ALEXANDER MAKHOV. Third Printing 1987, RADUGA PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW, ISBN 5-05-001162-0, Hard Bound, 136 Pages.

A Boy by the Sea by Nikolai Dubov Edited by Fainna Glagoleva, Designed by Marina Mironova, RADUGA PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. Third revised edition 1987 of Progress Publishers 1974 English translation, Hard Bound, 230 Pages, ISBN 5-05-001157-4 5050011574. (CONTENTS: A Word About the Author, Lights on the River. Translated by David Skvirsky, A Boy by the Sea. Translated by Fainna Glagoleva).

Cat Maxim the Trickster A Byelorussian Folk Tale Translated from the Byelorussian by M. Kazakova, Edited by M. Mintz, Illustrated by M. Karpenko. Yunatstva Publishers, Minsk, 1982, Soft Bound, 24 Pages.

Christmas Eve Fairy Tales Compiler A.N. Malei, Illustrations by S.A. Volkov, Translation by TV. Kudreyko, W. Richenko, S.V. Rusakevich MINSK, © Malei A.N., compilation, 2012, © Volkov S.A., illustrations, 2012 © Kudreyko T.V., Richenko V.V., Rusakevict S.V., translation from Russian, 2012 © Design. PUE Publishing House "Belarusian Encyclopedia named after Petrus Brovka", 2012, ISBN 978-985-11-0658-1 9789851106581 The book contains the most popular fairy tales and riddles devoted to the brighter and the most cheerful holiday - to Christmas. It is recommended to be read to children by grown-ups. CONTENTS: A Small Fir Tree (A Russian Fairy Tale), A Hare's Hut (A Russian Fairy Tale), A Winter Hut (A Russian Fairy Tale), Frost and a Hare (A Russian Fairy Tale), Snegurushka and a Fox (A Russian Fairy Tale), Two Frosts (A Belarusian Fairy Tale), How Peasant Dealt Shortly with Frost (A Belarusian Fairy Tale), Who is stronger (A Russian Fairy Tale), The Frost, the Sun and the Wind (A Russian Fairy Tale), Alyonushka, Ivanushka and Grandfather Frost (A Russian Fairy Tale), Morozko (A Russian Fairy Tale), The Snow Maiden (A Russian Fairy Tale), The Twelve months (by S. Marshak), A visit to Grandfather Frost (by V. Odoyevsky), Grandfather Frost (by V. Odoyevsky), The Fir Tree (by H.Ch. Anderson), Mother Snowstorm (by Grimm Brothers), A Winter Fairy Tale (by Z. Topelius), Riddles.

The Cossack Mamariha, Ukranian Folk Tale Translated from the Russian by Mary Skrypnyk, Illustrated by Yuli Kyrha, 1980, KIEV, Dnipro Publishers. Soft Bound, 16 Pages.

Duffer's New Adventures by Aurelieu Busuioc (Aureliu Alexandrovich Busuyok) Literary and art edition for preschool age Translated from the Moldavian by Dionisie (Vasilievich) Badarau, Illustrated by Alexander Petrovich Khmelnitsky Editor G. Kiritsa, Editor of Artists : V. Melnik, Technologist : L. Morgunova 1986, Literatura Artistica, Kishinev, Soft Bound, 34 Pages. (CONTENTS: Duffer Plays the Violin, Duffer Goes Shopping, Duffer Catches the Thief, Duffer Repairs the TV Set, Duffer Has a Bad Luck Day, Duffer and the Troublesome Nose, Duffer Invents a New Language).

Dunno's Adventures by Nikolai NOSOV. Volume 1: The Mites of Flower Town Drawings by Boris Kalaushin, Translated from the Russian by Margaret Wettlin, Fourth Printing 1986, RADUGA PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. Soft Bound, 16 Pages, ISBN: 5-05-001592-8 5050015928

Dunno's Adventures by Nikolai NOSOV. Volume 2: Dunno Takes Music Lessons Drawings by Boris Kalaushin, Translated from the Russian by Margaret Wettlin, Fourth Printing 1986, RADUGA PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. Soft Bound, 16 Pages, ISBN: 5-05-001593-6 5050015936

The Fox and the Hare A Russian Folk Tale Retold in English by Irina Zheleznova, Drawings by Evgeni Rachev, 1990, RADUGA PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. Soft Bound, 12 Pages, ISBN: 5-05-002833-7 5050028337

The Frog Princess by I.IA. Bilibin, Translated by Isaacs Bernanrd (Goznac Central Board, Ministry of Finance of the USSR, 1973, Paperback)

From the Bonfire to the Reactor by Alexei Krylov Drawings by Andrei Platonov, Translated from the Russian by Doris Bradbury. 1982 English Translation, Hard Bound, 80 Pages, RADUGA PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. ISBN 5-05-000665-1 5050006651 (CONTENTS: The Invisible Charge, What is Energy?, How Docs Heat Work for Us?, How Much Does a Kilogramme of Uranium Weigh?, Can Waler Burn?, How Do We Make Use of the Energy in Waler?, The Energy in Sunbeams, The Earth - a Powerhouse of Energy, Electrical Muscles).

General Sparrow : Vasil Vikta
Geology in Pictures : Anatoli Chlenov

Going to Kindergarten by Nadezhda Kalinina (Progress, Paperback, 1974)

The Golden Goblet : Kayum Tangrykuliev
Grand Family : Nadezdna
Grandpa Glasses : Georgi Yurmin
Grandpa Mazai and the Hares : N. Kolai

Grasshopper the Little Soldier by Oleg Tikhomirov Translated from Russian by Miriam Katz, Illustrated by Victor Kirilov. 1985 English Translation of the 1974 Russian Edition, RADUGA PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. Hard Bound, 157 Pages, ISBN: 5-05-000058-0 5050000580 (CONTENTS: Author's Foreword, If I Had a Magic Wand, Roasted Sunflower Seeds, Mikhei Mikheyevich and His Cookies, Runaway, Fyodor the Apprentice, or a Viper in the Bosom, "War!..", The Student Kostya, Poring Over a Book, The Lieutenant's Little Batman, Cook, Scribe and Scout, In a Listening Post, The Hospital Train, Behind a Counter, October, An Empty Revolver, "...My Barricade").

A Handful of Stars Stories by Soviet Writers Drawings by Vassily Shulzhenko. 1983 RADUGA PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. Hard Bound, 164 Pages

Hill of Tulips by Latif Makhmudov Translated from Russian by Tracy Kuehn, Illustrated Vasily Shulzhenko. 1987 English Translation, RADUGA PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. Hard Bound, 197 Pages, ISBN 10: 5-05-001167-1 5050011671 ISBN 13: 978-5050011671 9785050011671 (CONTENTS: From the Publisher, Nocturnal Travelers, The Chairman's Concerns, Bouquet of Tulips, Evening on the Hill, Why Shakhlo Was Delayed, The Teacher Reikhan, Gyulnara, Revenge Revenge Revenge, The Visitor, At the Construction Site, The Pasture, Legend Became Fact, You Shouldn't Have Discharged Him Son, Mysterious Affairs, Maxim the Bricklayer, The Letter, Mysterious Affairs Continue, The Tea-Room Keeper's Visitor, "The Demented Woman", Epilogue).

A Hunter and a Fisherman A Byelorussian Folk Tale (The World of Tales) Translated into English by A. Weise, Illustrated by N. Gromyko. Minsk, Yunatstva Publishers, 1986, Soft Bound, 16 Pages.

In the Van by Samuil Marshak, Vladimir Lebedev and Margaret Wettlin (Raduga, 1987, Paperback, ISBNs: 5050011663, 9785050011664)

The India Rubber Boy Russian Classical Stories for Children Translated from the Russian, Drawings by Georgi Yudin,1989 Hard Bound, 224 Pages, RADUGA PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. ISBN 5-05-002460-9 5050024609. About the Book :This book is a collection of short stories about children and for children by nineteenth-century authors. Actually, these stories were not written specially for children, but finding a warm response in their hearts they became their favourite reading and are as popular to this day. (CONTENTS: ANTON CHEKHOV. Kashtanka (Translated by Robert Daglish), IVAN TURGENEV. Bczhin Meadow (Edited by Olga Shartse), DMITRI MAMIN-S1BIRYAK, Emclya the Hunter (Translated by Amanda Calvert), NIKOLAI TELESHOV. The Way Home (Translated by Amanda Calvert), LEONID ANDREYEV. Petya Goes to the Country (Translated by Amanda Calvert), ALEXANDER KUPRIN. The White Poodle (Translated by Kathleen Cook-Horujy), EYODOR DOSTOYEVSKY. In a Select Boys' School (Translated by Olga Shartse), DMITRI GRIGOROVICH. The India Rubber Boy (Translated by Olga Shartse), KONSTANTIN STANYUKOVICH. Maximka (Translated by Bernard Isaacs), VSEVOLOD GARSHIN. The Signal (Translated by Bernard Isaacs), LEV TOLSTOY. A Prisoner in the Caucasus (Translated by Angus Roxburgh)).

The Lay of the Warfare Waged by Igor Translated into Modern Russian by Dmitry Likhachov, Translated from Old Russian into English by Irina Petrova, Illustrated by Vladimir Favorsky, 1981, Hard Bound, 124 Pages, PROGRESS PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. About the Book :The Lay of the Warfare Waged by Igor was written as long ago as in 1187, but time has not muted its patriotic appeal or dimmed ils brilliant colours. Interest in The Lay, far from slackening, is actually growing wider and deeper. Why is this not very long epic poem enjoying such a long life? Why do the ideas it carries and the writing itself continue to move us till this day? The Lay was first published in the autumn of 1800. The manuscript had been acquired a few years previously by Count Alexei Musin-Pushkin, a well-known collector and lover of Russian antiquities. True, it was not the original author's text, but one of the copies made by a scribe in the 16th century and included in a collection of old Russian secular writings. And it was this collection that Musin-Pushkin bought among other manuscripts through a commission agent from Archimandrite Joel of the since closed down Spasso-Yaroslavsky Monastery. Mere than a thousand investigations have been published since The Lay first appeared in print. And research continues. (CONTENTS: Introduction. The Lay of the Warfare Waged by Igor, Son of Svyatoslav, Grandson of Oleg. Notes).

The Little Humpbacked Horse by Pyotr Yershov Translated from the Russian by Louis Zellikoff, Illustrated by Nikolai Kochergin, Designed by Yuri Kapylov English Translation, Printing 1957-1988, Hard Bound, 104 Pages, ISBN: 5-05-001697- 5050016975, RADUGA PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW.

Little Ivan by Pavlo Tychyna Translated from the Ukranian by Mary Skrypnyk, Illustrated by Nina Denisova. Kiev Dnipro Publishers 1981, Soft Bound, 16 Pages.

Malachite Casket by Pavel Bazhov Tales from the Urals Translated from the Russian by Eve Manning, Illustrated by Viktor Kirillov English Translation, 1981, Hard Bound, 220 Pages, PROGRESS PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. About This Book and Its Author: The Malachite Casket, a delightful collection of tales, is being re-published for the centenary of the birth of the author, Pavel Bazhov (1879-1950). Bazhov spent many years collecting the legends, traditions and sayings which he later wove into this collection which well merits the description "something different". In the music of Urals speech, characters-real and fantastic -come to life: the Mistress of the Copper Mountain who guards its wealth, the Great Serpent with its trail of gold, and skilful artist-craftsmen to whom the secrets of the mountain depths and of their craft are open. The Malachite Casket is rightly regarded as a classic. It has served as the theme for sculptured groups, Sergei Prokofiev drew from it inspiration for his ballet "The Flower of Stone", and it has provided the themes for operas, symphonies and films. In the present collection we offer twenty of the best stories, taking the reader back to the times of old, the joy of craftsmanship and the rich colours of folk fantasy. TRANSLATOR'S NOTE: Perhaps the most frustrating thing in translating a work of this kind is the inevitable loss of vivid local colour. The Malachite Casket is written in Urals dialect, dynamic and rhythmical, as rich in association as the singsong of the Scottish Highlands, the "broad" speech of Yorkshire or the drawl of Kentucky. Although I have made every effort to recapture the spirit of the original, in returning to the Russian text I am conscious that it is still but a pale copy. I offer it therefore with apologies. EVE MANNING (CONTENTS: THE MISTRESS OF THE COPPER MOUNTAIN, THE MALACHITE CASKET, THE FLOWER OF STONE, THE MOUNTAIN CRAFTSMAN, A FRAGILE TWIG, THAT SPARK OF LIFE, ZHELEZKO'S SECRET THE BAILIFF'S BOOTSOLES, SOCHEN'S GEMS, CAT'S EARS, THE GREAT SERPENT, THE SERPENT'S TRAIL, THE ANT'S TRAIL, THE DANCING FIRE-MAID, THE BLUE SNAKE, THE KEY TO THE EARTH, THE BLUE CRONE'S SPRING, SILVER HOOF, THAT DEAR NAME, THE EAGLE'S FEATHER).

Mark Your Score! compiled and adapted by I. A. Moreva (Isabella Abramovna Moreva) A Reader for the 4th Form of English Language Schools Compiled by Isabella Abramovna Moreva, Head Editor : L. M. Uzunov, Editor : V. A. Verkhoglyad, Art Director : L. F. Malyshev, Artist : T. I. Alexeeva, Technical Editor : M. Orlov, Proof Readers A. Semin, N. Uvarov. Fourth Edition, 1987, MOSCOW "PROSVESHCHENIYE" (Education), Soft Bound, 78 Pages. The book "Mark Your Score!" Is a series of books published by "PROSVESHCHENIYE" for high school students. This book is compiled with the following English sources: Dorothy Edwards' "My Naughty Little Sister", and Margaret O. Hyde's "Playtime for Nancy". After each text is given the key to evaluate the reading comprehension. The book also contains an English-Russian dictionary of the key words. NOTE FROM THE AUTHOR: Dear children, This book tells of the adventures of playful little girl Nancy. Why this book is called "Mark Your Score!"? It is called so because this book, after each chapter, has assigments to check your reading comprehension. Further each question of the assignment has points to calculate the total marks in the assignment. (CONTENTS: MY NAUGHTY LITTLE SISTER, We Go Fishing, My Naughty Little Sister Is Ill, My Naughty Little Sister Makes a Bottle-Tree, My Pretty Doll, My Naughty Little Sister Cuts Out Pictures, We Go to the Zoo, My Naughty Little Sister at the Birthday Party, My Father Looks After My Naughty Little Sister, My Naughty Little Sister Goes to School, The Baby-Tooth, My Naughty Little Sister Goes to the Theatre, My Naughty Little Sister and a Good Girl, My Little Sister Is Five, My Naughty Little Sister Learns to Knit, My Naughty Little Sister and Poor Charlie, My Naughty Little Sister Has School Vacation).

Maths with Mummy by V. Zhitomirsky, L. Shevrin Translated by Diana Miller, Edited by Katherine Hamilton, Illustrated by M. Romadin and B. Chuprygin English Translation, 1980, Hard Bound, 200 Pages, ISBN: 5-05-001159-0 5050011590, RADUGA PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. Maths with Mummy introduces young children to mathematics. What should a child learn during this first introduction? Obviously this basic information must include numbers from one to ten, simple mathematical operations using them, and the main geometrical figures. At the same time the modern approach to teaching mathematics is in favour of extending the range of this traditional information to include new concepts such as multitude, relationship (including comparing numbers of different magnitude) and the unknown. We also believe that this initial stage should teach children to distinguish and classify objects according to different characteristics and to add up these combinations when necessary. Children should also learn to develop simple measurement skills. (CONTENTS: Foreword, How It All Began, The First Notebook, How Lyapa the Donkey Went to Market, The Second Notebook, Exercises, The Third Notebook, Lyapa the Donkey Tells a Story, The Fourth Notebook, Exercises, The Fifth Notebook, How Lyapa the Donkey Built a House, The Sixth Notebook, Exercises, The Seventh Notebook, How Lyapa the Donkey Played Football, The Eighth Notebook, Exercises, The Ninth Notebook, How Lyapa the Donkey Solved Some Problems, The Tenth Notebook, Exercises, Is It Difficult to Learn Maths?).

Merry Rhymes by Agnia Barto, Illustrated by V. Goryayev (Progress, 1980, Hardcover, ISBNs 0828517045, 9780828517041)

Miracles on Wheels by Anatoly Markusha (A Book for Inquiring Minds) Translated from the Russian by Graham Whittaker, Illustrated by Boris Lavrov English Translation, 1987, Hard Bound, 206 Pages, ISBN: 5-05-001165-5 5050011655, RADUGA PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. About This Book and Its Author:This book has been written not only for budding engineers and mechanics; it is addressed to anyone who is thinking of becoming closely involved with machines and technology at any level, to anyone who is interested in the history of technology, or who likes to solve absorbing puzzles and make useful things with their own hands. In short, Miracles on Wheels is a book for inquiring minds. The title of the book was chosen because our world literally runs on wheels, the wheels of cars, lorries and trains, and the wheels turning inside millions of machines. Wheels have a complex and dramatic history, a history which is also the history of technology. Anatoly Markusha has written more than fifty books, and he never tires of telling young people about technology's past and present, about its development, its achievements and the prospects for its future. He always tries to help the young reader share his enthusiasm, and he explains how to master technology and find a common language with machines. Before he began writing books, Anatoly Markusha had been a reporter for an evening newspaper, he was a fighler pilot during the war and he gained a qualification as a test-pilot. After his health forbade him to continue flying, he began working as a mechanic. It was then that he started his first book, entitled You Have Take-off. He has now been writing books for over twenty years and his works have been published in over a dozen languages, both in the Soviet Union and abroad, with a total output of around ten million copies. And always, in every book, the author returns to his main theme of Man and Machine. For him the world of technology is not merely a world of amazing machines, it is also a world of restless and thinking people who make great demands both on themselves and on others. The author calls on young people not to delay, not to put off their entry into this remarkable world. And his books help his young readers to make their choice and to find their way in an active and interesting life. (CONTENTS: About This Book and Its Author, Three "Notches" for My Memory, An Unexpected, Though Quite Relevant, Digression, A Definition from an Old Dictionary, A Little Something from the Biography of a Most Useful Machine For Those Who Are NOT Convinced, Something Quite Clear, and Something Not So Clear. The Indispensable Language, In Praise of Our Oldest Teacher, Two Unforgettable Encounters. And If We Come Down to Earth? A Few Particulars About an Engineer's Character, What Do You Know About Charles Goodyear?, How to Test Yourself, How Not to Make a Mistake? The Melancholy Boy with Ihe Large Album, The Uninvited Sequel to an Unexpected Meeting, A Sense of Time, an Abilily to Foresee, and a Readiness to Fight. A Matter of Getting the Job Done. Anywhere, Any Time. On Your Own, or with Others It Won't Get You a Monument, but, The Last of the Mohicans, If You Work at It, then Everything's Possible, (each section followed by) Something to Think About, Problems to Solve (Answers), Some Useful Hints, Dates on the Calendar, When Engineers Get Together, A Short Glossary of Technical Terms).

The Mitten

Moldavian Folk-Tales Collected and retold by Grigore Botezatu. Translated from the Moldavian by Dionisie Badarau, Illustrated by Leonid Domnin English Translation, 1986, Hard Bound, 288 Pages, KISHINEV, LITERATURA ARTISTIKA. (CONTENTS: FOREWORD, BREAK-OF-DAY, THE EVENING STAR AND THE MORNING STAR, THE TALE OF ALIMAN, THE GREEN KING'S SON, SUGUR-MUGUR, THE SNAKE-PRINCE AND THE KING'S DAUGHTER, JOHN THE POOR AND THE FAIRY OF THE LAKE, THE FEATHER-KING, BASIL THE HANDSOME AND LEONORA GOLDEN-LOCKS - SISTER OF THE SUN THE MAGIC HORSE, THE GREEN CASKET, DRAGAN-THE-BOLD, ALISTAR, BRAVE VISAN, LIGHT BEFORE ME SHINE, AND DARKNESS SPREAD BEHIND, FEARLESS FLINT, THE NAMELESS WARRIOR, CARMINEA, PRINCE THEODOR AND THE MAGIC STAG, LAUREL THE MONSTER AND THE THREE PRINCESSES, THE BEWITCHED STONE, THE GOLD CROWN, THE OLD MAN'S DAUGHTER AND THE WALNUT TREE, DAFIN AND VESTRA, THE SHEPHERD'S CLEVER DAUGHTER, PACALA AS A FARM-HAND, PACALA AND TYNDALA, HE WHO THINKS PIE WILL FALL FROM THE SKY, WON'T RISE VERY HIGH, THE CARELESS LANDLORD, THE TRIAL, THE MAGIC BELL, THE OLD HAZEL-NUT TREE, THE OLD PLOUGHMAN AND THE COUNCIL LORDS, THE EARNED DUCAT, TWO BROTHERS ).

The Most Beautiful Horse : Boris Almazov
Mother
Mother Pumpkin and her remarkable Gourd Family
The Mouse and the Pencil : Ivy. Litvinov
Mouse Goes for Water
The Muddle
Multi-coloured Fins : V. Datskevich

My Animal Book by Yevgeny Charushin Translated from the Russian by Olga Shartse, Drawings by Nikita Charushin. Third Edition, 1990, RADUGA PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW, (Previous Edition 1980, Progress Publishers). Hard Bound, 72 Pages, ISBN: 5-05-001623-1 5050016231 "Wild and domestic animals played a tremendously important role in my childhood, since I practically lived among them... And I became an artist and a writer only thanks to the childhood I had, because my impressions of those years were so powerful and fascinating, exciting enough to last me a lifetime," wrote Yevgeny Charushin, a well-known Soviet artist and author of many animal stories for children, a man of rare charm and kindness. Many of the animals he writes about were the pets and playmates of his son Nikita, who has also become an artist. Many of their books father and son did together, as in the present case: Yevgeny Charushin wrote the text, and Nikita Charushin did the drawings. (CONTENTS: The Animals of Hot and Cold Lands (Lion, Penguins, Whale, Elephant, Boa, Cockatoo, Hippopotamus, Orangutan, Monkeys, Crocodile, Walrus, Polar Bear, Rhinoceros, Reindeer), In the Woods (Badger, Squirell, Crane, Wild Boar, Lynx, Bear, Fox, Hare, Owl, Hedgehog, Adder, Woodpecker, Black Grouse, Wolf), In Our Yard (Dog, Cat, Rabbit, Pig, Camel, Cow, Duck, Hen, Horse, Sheep, Nanny Goat, Turkey, Goose, Donkey).

My Grand Fathers : Gheorghe Voda

New Year's in Sokolniki (Lenin among Children) by A. Kononov Drawings by N. Zhukov, Translated from the Russian by Fainna Glagoleva, Fourth Printing 1985, RADUGA PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. Soft Bound, 12 Pages, ISBN: 5-05-000041-6 5050000416

Notes of a Nature Photographer : Anatoly Rogozhkin


Old Arm Chair : Zoya Voskrenskaya
Old Father Frost : V. Udyersky
The Old Horse and the Lion

The Painted Fox by Ivan Franko A Fable Translated from the Ukranian by Wilfred Szczesny, Illustrated by Ambroz Zhukovsky. Kiev Dnipro Publishers 1981, Soft Bound, 24 Pages.

Pan Kotski, the Puss-o-Cat Ukranian Folk Tale Translated from the Ukranian by Antole Bilenko, Illustrated by Valentyna Melnychenko, KIEV, VESELKA PUBLISHERS, 1987. Soft Bound, 16 Pages.

A Peace of cake
Pictorial Circus : Samuil Marshak
A Picture book of Insects

Prince Ivan and Grey Wolf A Russian Folk-Tale Adapted by I. Karnaukhova, Designed and Illustrated by Victor Kulkov, Retold In English by Serge Lednev. 1986, Malysh Publishers, Moscow, Soft Bound, 20 Pages with Two Pop-up Pages.

A Purple bird
The Purse with Coppers Two : Ion Creanga

Raggity and the Cloud by Sophia Prokofieva Translated from the Russian by Cathleen Cook, Illustrated by Gennady Kalinovsky English Translation, Progress Publishers, 1982. Hard Bound, 160 Pages.

Rare Animals by I. Akimushkin Drawings by N. Charushin, Translated from the Russian by Jan Butler, 1985 Second Printing in MOSCOW by RADUGA PUBLISHERS (of the 1978 English Translation by Progress Publishers, Mosocow). Soft Bound, 12 Pages, ISBN: 5-05-000026-2 5050000262

Rat-a-tat-tat ! : Nikolai Nosov
Red Hill : Vitaly Bianki

The Red Plymouth Rock Cockerel (Stories) by Gari Nemchenko, Illustrated by Nikolai Voronkov (Raduga, 1985, Hardcover, 126 Pages, ISBNs 5050000440, 9785050000446)

The Robot and the Moth, Tales by Vytaute Zilinskaite Translated from the Russian by Raissa Bobrova, Designed by Timur Samigulin, Illustrated by Alla Vlasova English Translation, Raduga Publishers, 1985. Hard Bound, 96 Pages.

Rooster Sing-True Cock-A-Doodle-Do by Petras Cvirka Fairy Tales Translated by Irina Zheleznova and Olga Shartse, Illustrated by Taida Balciunaite. 1986, VILNIUS VYTURYS PUBLISHERS (Lithuania). Soft Bound, 36 Pages. (CONTENTS: HOW A WOODPECKER CHOPPED A SPRUCE-TREE, FOXY TRICKS, ROOSTER SING-TRUE COCK-A-DOODLE-DOO).

The Secret by Zoya Voskresenskaya, Illustrated by Lev Khailov (Malysh Publishers, 1963, Softcover)
Zoya Ivanovna Voskresenskaya (Russian: Зоя Ивановна Воскресенская; in marriage – Rybkina, Рыбкина; 28 April [o.s. 15] 1907 – 8 January 1992)
was a Soviet diplomat, NKVD foreign office secret agent and, in the 1960s and 70s, a popular author of books for children. A USSR State Prize laureate (1968),
Voskresenskaya was best known for her novels Skvoz Ledyanuyu Mglu (Through Icy Haze, 1962) and Serdtse Materi (A Mother's Heart, 1965). In 1962–1980
more than 21 million of her books were sold in the USSR. In the late 1980s, as Perestroyka incited the wave of declassifications, Zoya Voskresenskaya's story was
made public. It transpired that a popular children's writer was for 25 years a leading figure in the Soviet intelligence service's foreign department.
Voskresenskaya's war-time memoirs Now I Can Tell the Truth came out in 1992, 11 months after the author's death.

The Straw Bull-Calf (A Ukrainian Folk Tale) by John Weir, Illustrated by Yuli Kryha ( Dnipro Publishers, Kiev, 1981, Paperback)

Tales About Metals by S. Venetsky Translated from the Russian by N. G. Kittel 1981 English Translation of the Revised 1978 Russian edition, MIR PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. Hard Bound, 216 Pages, ISBN: 5-03-000054-2 5030000542 (Contents: About This Book, The Lightest Metal, Space-Age Metal, A Fighter Against Fatigue, Silver from Clay, Son of the Earth, "Vitamin V", The "Red Lead" Mystery, Iron's Old Companion, A Great Toiler, The Charge of the Guns of Peace, "Copper Devil", One of the Oldest and Celebrated Metals, A "Clothing" for Uranium Rods, The Forty First, Iron's Ally, Of a Noble Origin, "Hard" but Soft, Born "in Torment", Giving Light, Behind Three Locks, The King of Metals and the Metal of Kings Silver Water, The Metal that Destroyed Rome, The Fuel of the Twentieth Century).

A Tale About Two Kings by Kazys Saja Translated from the Lithuanian Russian Olimpija Armalyte (Vyturys Publishers 1986), Illustrated by Irena Zviliuviene (Vaga Publishers 1985) 1986, ,,Vilnius Vyturys", Vilniaus, Soft Bound, 24 Pages.

Tales and Legends of Africa Compiled by Sarra Borisovna Sachs (Zaks) (We read in English) The lexico-grammatical material of the book for reading corresponds to the knowledge of the English language of pupils of the 6th grade of the secondary school. Editing Head L. M. Uzunov, Editors F. I. Yurasov, A. S. Kuleshov, Junior Editor N. Yu. Bakhtiarov, Artist G. Alekseeva, Artistic Editor L. F. Malysheva, Technical Editor I. Ye. Khilobok, Correctors O. M. Altukhova, LP Batakova. 1987 Third Edition, 1973, MOSCOW "PROSVESHCHENIYE" (Education), Soft Bound, 94 Pages. The book includes some tales and legends of different peoples of Africa. These tales are not only entertaining in content, but also have a cognitive character - they tell about the life and life of African people. (CONTENTS: How Stories Came to Us, Mother of Donkeys, The Two Frogs, A Sly Cat, A Story About the Tongue, A Cat and Her Strong Friends, The Chicken at the Well, Why the Kite Eats Chickens, The Frog and His Wives, Why the Hare Has No Tale, The Wise Dog, How the Dog and the Hen Became Domestic Animals, Why the Chameleon Shakes His Head, Why the Hawk Carries Off Chickens, How the Hare Got the Sheep, Why the Crocodile Does Not Eat Hens, The Lion's Dinner, Why the Dog Is a Friend of Man, Why the Sun and the Moon Live in the Sky, Why Fire and Rain Are Enemies, The Two Friends, The Fire Festival, Sacred Pythons, The Small Red Feather, The Feast, The Fire on the Hill, A House in the Sky, Which Is Better?, The Magic Pot, The Longest Story in the World The Two Strangers, Three Hairs of a Lion, The Happy Man, The Money in the Pot of Butter, The Story of the Twins, The Rubber Man, Greedy Anansi. The Monkey's Heart, The King's Fool, The Handkerchief, A Whip out of a Cow's Tail. A Tale About a Jackal. The Magic Crocodile, Vocabulary).

Tales of the Amber Sea Fairy Tales of the peoples of Estonia, Lavia and Lithuania Compiled and Retold in English by Irina Zheleznova, Illustrated by Anatoly Bilyukin, RADUGA PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. 1987 Printing of the 1974 English Translation by Progress Publishers, Hard Bound, 262 Pages, ISBN 5-05-001173-6, 5050011736.

The Tale of Master Egor by Georgi Yudin Translated from the Russian by K. M. Cook-Horujy, Illustrated by Georgi Yudin, RADUGA PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. English Translation, 1988, Hard Bound, 110 Pages, ISBN 5-05-001152-3, 5050011523.

The Thieving Magpie - A Story by Aleksandr Herzen, Photographs by Anatoly Erin, Translated by Avril Pyman (Raduga, 1986, Paperback, ISBNs 5050006627, 9785050006622)
The Thieving Magpie is a two act opera by Italian composer Gioachino Rossini. The libretto by Giovanni Gherardini was based on the 1815 comedy La Pie Voleuse
by JMT Badouin d'Aubigny and Louis-Charles Caigniez. The story tells of a maid who almost goes to the gallows for stealing silver, before it is discovered that the culprit
was a magpie, which had been thieving and hiding items in the church tower. The opera is best known for its overture, which is notable for its arresting beginning with
several consecutive military snare drum rolls. Rossini was a quick writer and he needed to be for this piece. It was reported that the composer was locked in a room writing
the overture the day before his semi-seria opera was due to be premiered at La Scala in Milan. He then threw each sheet out of the window to his copyists, who wrote out the
full orchestral parts. This overture makes a few appearances in Stanley Kubrick's 1971 film A Clockwork Orange in order to denote ultra violence. It also appears during
the famous baby-switching scene in Sergio Leone's Once Upon a Time in America.

Through The Centuries Stories About the Russian Far North Compiled by Vanzetti Chukreyev, Translated from the Russian, Designed by Evgeny Grichuk 1987 English Translation, Illustrated, RADUGA PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. Hard Bound, 334 Pages, ISBNs: 5-03-0001124-8 5-03-0001138-8 50300011248 50300011388 (Contents: Vanzetti Chukreyev, The Peoples of the Arctic Lands (Introduction), Translated by Graham Whittaker. Yuri Kazakov, The Boy from a Snow Hole, Translated by Graham Whittaker. Vassily Ledkov, The Boundless Blue, Translated by Tracy Kuehn. Anna Nerkagi, Aniko of the Nogos, Translated by Tracy Kuehn. Yuvan Shestalov, Idols of Childhood, Translated by Tracy Kuehn. Alexander Latkin, Amikan, Translated by Tracy Kuehn. Semyon Kurilov, The Hunt, Translated by Tracy Kuehn. Yuri Rytkheu. The First Primer, Translated by Jan Butler. Nikolai Shundik, Star of Wisdom, Translated by Tracy Kuehn. About the Authors).

Ukranian Folk Tales Translated by Irina Zheleznova, Illustrated by Yuli Kryha (Kiev - Dnipro Publishers, 1986, Hardcover‎, 390 Pages)

Uncle Steeple by Sergei Mikhalkov Translated from the Russian by Eugene Felgenhauer, Drawings by F. Lemkul. Soft Bound, 20 Pages, 1974, PROGRESS PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW.

Vassilisa the Beautiful by I. A. Bilibin, Translated by Irina Zheleznova (Paperback, 1973)

The Vixen and the Crane Ukrainian Folk Tale Translated from the Ukranian by Mary Skrypnyk, Illustrated by Volodimir Holozubov. Kiev Dnipro Publishers 1986, Soft Bound, 16 Pages.

Wash Em Clean : Kornei Chukovsky
We're flying across the USSR
What the Bat Told Us : Boris Zubkov
What The Telescope Tells Us : Pavel Klushantsev
When Daddy was a little boy: Alexander Raskin
When Questions are Asked
Where the Sun Wakes Up : Stories by soviet writers
White Star : Anton Chekhov
The White Stork in the Sky : Stories by Byelorussian Writers
Who Lives in Anthill : Alexander Tambiyev
Who is Strongest : Valery Suslov

Whose Is the Sun? by Yuri Averenkov, Translated by I. Zheleznova (Raduga, 1985, Paperback, ISBNs‎ 5050000254, 9785050000255)

Why the water in the sea is salty
Why Tuppy Doesn't Chase Birds Paperback : Y. Charushin, Fainna Glagoleva
Winged Tales : Vladislav Krapivin
Within and without wears his coat wrong-side out
Wolf Who Sang Songs : Boris Zhakhadev
The World of Amphibians
The World of Young Pioneers : compiled by S. Furin

Yellow Beak : Alexei Tolstoy
Your First Move, chess for beginners : Alexei Sokolsky
Yushka : Alexander Kuprin

HINDI CHILDREN'S LITERATURE

Aao Doorbeen Dekhein / आओ, दूरबीन देखें : Pavel Klushantsev, Yogendra Nagpal, Y. Kiselyov, E. Voishvillo, B. Kalaushin, B. Starodubtsev ‏(Raduga 1986, Hardcover, 68 pages, ISBNs 5050009812 9785050009814)

Aparichiton Ke Beech : Nosov
Aise Hain Jaanwar
Aur Phat Gaya Gubbara : N. Nosov
Indra Dhanush Ke Bimb
Kahani Dhatuon Ki
Manushya Mahabali Kaise Bana
Nanhe Munnon Ke Liye Jyomiti
Nazaanu Kavi Kaise Bana
Nazaanu Chitrakaar Kaise Bana : N. Nosov
Nazaanu Ne Udan Gubbara Kaise Banaya : N. Nosov
Papa Jab Bachche Thhe
Phool Nagar Ke Baune

Prithvi Ke Roop Ka Kaise Pata Chala / पृथ्वी के रूप का पता कैसे चला by Anatoly Tamalin, Translated by Yogendra Nagpal, Illustrated by Yuri Smolnikov (Raduga 1986, Hardcover‎, 90 pages, ISBNs‎ 5050009995, 9785050009999, 5050009871, 9785050009876)

Roosi Itihas Ki kahaniyan
Sone Ki Chaabi : A. Tolstoy
Teen Mote : Boleshek
Yeh Sabhi Kutte Hain

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POLITICAL BOOKS AND SOVIET COLLECTIBLES

Collected Works, Karl Marx and Frederick Engels, Volumes 1 to 45 Only 20 out of 45 volumes are left in stock. Marx and Engles, PROGRESS PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. The English-language edition of the Collected Works of Marx and Engels, which is a joint publication of Lawrence & Wishart Ltd., London, International Publishers Co. Inc., New York, and Progress Publishers and the Institute of Marxism-Leninism, Moscow, will include all the works of Karl Marx and Frederick Engels published in their lifetime and a considerable part of their legacy of manuscripts as well as their letters. The whole edition is planned to comprise fifty volumes, organised into three main groups: (1) philosophical, historical, political, economic and other works, in chronological order; (2) Marx's Capital, with his preliminary versions and works directly connected with it, particularly the Economic Manuscript of 1857-58, better known under the editorial heading Grundrisse der Kritik der Politischen Okonomie; (3) letters of Marx and Engels after they began to work together (August 1844). The earlier volumes will appear in numerical order. Thereafter the sequence of publication will not necessarily follow that order. Previously published translations of works of Marx and Engels will be checked and revised for this edition. Many works are, however, being translated into English for the first time. Articles by Marx and Engels written in English for the British and American press of their day will in many cases be republished in English for the first time. Volume 15, Progress Publishers, 1986, Hard Bound, 778 Pages Volume 15 contains the works of Marx and Engels written between May 1856 and September 1858, consisting mainly of articles contributed to the New-York Daily Tribune. The volume also contains Marx's work "B. Bauer's Pamphlets on the Collision with Russia", published for the first time in English, and the unfinished Revelations of the Diplomatic History of the 18th Century. A considerable portion of the articles are devoted to the economic crisis of 1856-57, and illustrate with great clarity Marx's views on capitalist crisis. Several articles deal with the domestic and foreign policies of the main European powers, particularly Britain and France, and also their expansionist policy in Asia. The volume contains a large number of articles connected with the Indian popular uprising of 1857-59, as well as two articles by Marx which summarised the course of the fourth Spanish revolution of 1854-56. In the section "From the Preparatory Materials" Marx's sketch "Venice" appears in English for the first time.

A Concise Psychological Dictionary Edited by A. V. Petrovsky and M. G. Yaroshevsky. Translated from the Russian, Edited by Pyotr Shikhirev, Cand. Sc. (Phil.), Designed by Yuri Davydov. Hard Bound 358 Pages, 1987, PROGRESS PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. This dictionary is intended for a wide range of readers seeking information on concepts used in modern psychologgy. The entries embrace the main branches of psychology, theoretical trends and concepts, methods of psychological research, and major aspects of the history of psychology.

Lenin in Profile

Lenin's Portrait, A Few More Touches by Yegor Yakovlev Translated by Vic Schneierson An Album of Lenin's Photographs and Newsreel Frames, Rare Collectors Item. Boxed, 18 documentary sketches in prose, 1987 English Translation of the 1986 Russian Edition, PROGRESS PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. Contents: Lenin Alive, The Road, The Die is Cast, The Eve, The Uprising, Chairman, The Government, The Heirs, Concentration, Lenin's Intellect, Courage, Openness, Unpretentious, Such Was Life, Companionship, Character, The Jubilee, The Communist.

Lenin's What is To be Done : V.P. Filtsov

The Nature of Science by V. Ilyin, A. Kalinkin An Epistemological Analysis. Translated from the Russian by Sergei Syrovatkin, Designed by Vladmir Achkanov. 1988, English translation of the revised Russian text, PROGRESS PUBLISHERS, MOSCOW. Hard Bound, 254 Pages, ISBN 5-01-000503-4 5010005034 About the Authors: Viktor Ilyin and Anatoli Kalinkin are among the leading scientists of Moscow University specialising in problems of the philosophy of science. Their original works-monographs, pamphlets, and articles-are well-known in the USSR. Viktor Ilyin, Candidate of Philosophy, Associate Professor of Moscow University, has studied the theory of knowledge and the history of science at the Department of Philosophy of that University. He is a major researcher in the field of epistemology. Anatoli Kalinkin, Candidate of Philosophy, Associate Professor of Moscow University, has studied logic and the methodological problems of the humanities. He has obtained some highly important results in this field. About the Book: What is the nature of science? What are the factors conditioning it? Where lies the boundary between science and the sphere of everyday experience, mythological-poetical, artistic-symbolic thinking, morality, religion, and other areas of the social superstructure? These highly topical issues are discussed in the present volume in the context of a comprehensive discourse on ancient and contemporary science. The authors have closely studied the general and particular criteria of scientificity, the origin of science from pre-scientific forms of knowledge, and the dynamics of scientific rationality at the various stages of mankind's history. Typology of knowledge is worked out, scientific types are characterised and an original conception of the progress of science outlined. This work is the first practically implemented attempt of an all-round analysis of the phenomenon of science as a specific type of conceptual processing of reality, one that is subject to autonomous laws of development and self-change. (CONTENTS: THE CONCEPT OF SCIENCE, THE GENESIS OF SCIENCE, FORMS OF SCIENTIFIC KNOWLEDGE, THE DIALECTICS OF DEVELOPING KNOWLEDGE).

Political Economy - A Study Aid (Guides to the Social Sciences) by G. Kuznetsov (Progress Publishers, Hardcover, 1988)

Poverty of Philosophy : K. Marx
The Psychological War

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