Los Angeles: “Morning Freiheit”, [1963]. A seemingly unrecorded broadside (8 ½” x 11” published by the Los Angeles branch of the “Morning Freiheit” and issued in the wake of the Slánský trial in Prague - regarded by many in the Jewish community as an anti-Semitic show trial. Refutes the fear-mongering..... More
Toronto: Canadian Committee for Human Rights in Latvia, 1983. A pamphlet documenting the Soviet occupation of Latvia beginning in 1940 and its "policies of colonization and russification which are in direct violation of the United Nations Convention of Genocide" (p. 3). Includes a brief history and a description of the..... More
London: Central Asian Research Centre, 1960. "The following account of the development of Russian interest in and writing on Africa has been compiled from Russian sources, and principally from publications that have appeared since the Second World War. Its purpose is to throw light on the thinking, writing and discussion..... More
London: His Majesty's Stationery Office, 1919. A scarce copy of the unexpurgated first edition of A Collection of Reports on Bolshevism in Russia, along with the abridged version that superseded it. Compiled at the request of the British War Cabinet, the document compiled eyewitness accounts from British subjects living in..... More
Various cities: Various publishers, 1950s. The execution of Communist spies Julius and Ethel Rosenberg on June 19, 1953 was a culminating event for the Red Scare zealots who preached that Communists had infiltrated the upper echelons of government and for the progressives who accused the Red Scare zealots of treating..... More
New York: New Century Publishers, 1961. Stapled wrappers, 31, [1] pp. Some rubbing to wrappers, very good. More
New York: The American Russian Institute for Cultural Relations with the Soviet Union, Inc., 1942. Second Printing. A pamphlet from the American Russian Institute issued during WWII to educate American citizens on their Russian counterparts. The 50 questions and answers are organized into the following sections: Fighting the War; Producing..... More
Moscow-Leningrad: State Art Publishing House, 1939. A desirable double-issue of the influential Soviet propaganda magazine published from 1930-1941 - and again, briefly, in 1949. This issue is devoted to Lenin’s life and influence and is heavily illustrated with photographs, illustrations, and documents (some facsimile, tipped-in). The issue begins with a...... More
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n.p. n.p., [1950s]. A small leaflet issued by pro-Krushchev supporters featuring a graphic image of the decapitated, staked heads of Joseph Stalin, Lavrentiy Beria (Stalin's long-time NKVD Chief), and Georgy Malenkov (who briefly succeeded Stalin before being ousted). The verso features a song in Cyrillic set to the tune of..... More
New York City: Mrs. Ethel Clyde, [1945]. An excerpt from Buck's forthcoming book, Talk About Russia, issued by the liberal activist Ethel Clye. Wrappers, 11" x 8 ½”, [6] pp., one page is a full-page photograph at an Asian woman sewing at a collective farm. Two horizontal creases from mailing..... More
London: Pallas Publishing Company Limited, [1939]. An analysis of the uneasy German-Russian commercial and diplomatic alliance that Cleugh contends will fail due to the vast ideological and psychological differences between the two nations. Stapled, photo-illustrated wrappers, 80 p. Sunning and slight wear to wrapper edges, else very good. An uncommon..... More
New York: Columbia University Press, 1940. First Edition. 8vo. Cloth boards, 442 p. Light rubbing to cloth, but a near fine copy lacking the dust jacket. More
Edinburgh: National Union of Mineworkers (Scottish Area), [1946]. A report by a young British miner who was a part of a delegation of 17 young people invited to tour the Soviet Union in December 1945 by the Soviet Anti-Fascist Youth Committee. Daly writes favorably about his experiences and the potential..... More
Grand Rapids, Michigan: The Radio Bible Class, [1950?]. Five radio addresses of Biblical prophecy by the physician turned Bible teacher Martin Ralph De Haan (1891-1965). Stapled wrappers (6 ½” x 4 ¼”), 27 pp. Some underlining and marginalia to the text. More
Grand Rapids, Michigan: The Radio Bible Class, [1950?]. Four radio addresses of Biblical prophecy by the physician turned Bible teacher Martin Ralph De Haan (1891-1965). Stapled wrappers (6 ½” x 4 ¼”), 27 pp. A few notations to the text, some grubbiness and faint droplet staining to wrappers. More
New York City: International Publishers, 1937. Communist Party USA propaganda on rising standards of living and wages under Soviet socialism. Stapled, illustrated wrappers (7 ¼” x 5”), 47 p. Near Fine. More
Hawthorne, California: Christian Book Club of America, 1967. Reprint. A widely distributed anti-Semitic pamphlet by Father Denis Fahey who documents the Jewish domination of Russia via Bolshevism as part of the Jewish quest for world domination. First published in the February 10, 1938 issue of the “Irish Catholic.” Initially published..... More
Richmond, Victoria: Crusade Centre, [1975]. British Israelite prophecy regarding the Arab-Israel war during the 1970s, Russia's war in both the Middle East (for oil) and against the U.S. (to spread Communism), and its eventual defeat. Perfect-bound wrappers, 80 p., illustrated throughout with photographs, maps, and illustrations. A couple of pages..... More
New York: New Century Publishers, 1960. The author, a Soviet Jew and teacher at the Moscow Institute of Foreign Languages, sent an open letter to LIFE magazine in response to an article published in the December 7, 1959 issue titled, "New Agony for Russian Jews: Anti-Semitic Drive Brings Suppression and..... More
Boston: Aldine Book Publishing Company, 1886. Later edition. A novel by the French feminist Marie-Louise Gagneur, in which a young Russian noblewoman named Princess Wanda Kryloff joins the Nihilists—a group of progressive radicals aiming to abolish serfdom, dismantle the aristocracy, and replace the monarchy with a representative democracy rooted in..... More
New York: Robert Speller & Sons, Publishers, Inc., 1972. First Edition. The self-described first history of the Cossacks published in English by General Wasili G. Glaskow who was head of the Cossack National Liberation Movement (KNOD). The book provides the "origin of the Cossacks and their spirited and continuing effort..... More
Englewood, Colo. Published by the author, ©1951. One of many anti-Communist pamphlets published by one-time Communist Party member turned far right agitator Kenneth Goff, in which he views the Cold War in dichotomous terms: right and wrong, God and Satan, Christ and Anti-Christ. He outlines how the Soviets are already..... More
[New York]: International Pamphlets, [ca. 1936]. Third edition. Stapled, photo-illustrated wrappers (5” x 7 ¼”), 32 pp. Light rubbing, stapled bleed, about Near Fine. Originally published in 1932, this third and final edition was published posthumously and includes tributes from Eugene O’Neill, Sherwood Anderson, Upton Sinclair, Carl Sandburg and Theodore..... More
New York City: New Age Publishers, 1938. Green, who was president of the Young Communist League, spends 45 pages extolling the Soviet Union while dismissing Stalin's purges and the activities of fascists and capitalists. Stapled wrappers, 48 pp. A near fine copy. More
Budapest: Hungarian Trade Union Council, 1950. Photo-illustrated Communist propaganda on the happy and productive lives of Hungarian working people since 1945 “when the liberating Soviet Army drove the fascists from Hungarian territory.” Includes sections on factory life, child care, social security, health resorts, and holidays. Stapled oblong wrappers (5 ¾”..... More