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First edition. Cover designed by Remizov. Publishing House's emblem on half title, designed by Yury Annenkov. First edition. In original orange illustrated wrappers. 32, (4) p. A poetic work by Remizov (18771957) "a brilliant and influential writer who attempted in his prose to strip the Russian literary language of its foreign derivatives and restore to it the natural raciness of the vernacular. He emigrated from Russia at the end of 1921 and settled in Berlin until 1923, when he moved to Paris, where he remained until his death" (Shklovsky). Remizov was also talented in drawing and created numerous albums that combined texts with collages and india ink and watercolor illustrations. [Bibl.: Shklovsky, V.: Zoo, or Letters Not About Love. Normal, IL : Dalkey Archive Press, 2001.] Getty 671.; Hellyer 812.; Kilgour 934.; MoMA 239.; Tarasenkov p. 317. . Collection stamp and inscriptions in ink on verso of title page, on last page and rear cover. Cover slightly chipped at extremities. Rust at staple. Overall a good copy. In original orange illustrated wrappers. Cover designed by Remizov. Publishing House's emblem on half title, designed by Yury Annenkov. (illustrator).…

°°° FIRST EDITION OF THE ORIGINAL PRE-FOUNDING MANIFEST OF THE 'FOURTH INTERNATIONAL', issued during the creation of the French section of the 'The Fourth International', a merger of the Bolshevik-Leninists and other groups under the Trotzky's leadership, proclaiming the creation of armed workers' militias, the struggle against the offensive of capital, and revolutionary unity for workers' power, and preceeding the Party's official 'Transitional Program' of 1938. The '4th' was finally established in 1938 by Leon Trotsky and his supporters, having been expelled long before from the Soviet Union and the 'Communist International'(Comintern). - Minimally used, frontwrapper with small offset from a rusty metal-staple of another publication of the poeriod which must have been lying on top of this one for a while; A VERY GOOD COPY OF THE RARE AND FRAGILE PUBLICATION (OPAC lists only 2 copies in public libraries). …