govorit moskva (7 Ergebnisse)

Couverture souple. Zustand: Comme neuf. ROSSPEN collection , 2013. 1 volume format In-12 comme neuf.

Zustand: fair. 166, wraps, frontis illus., ink notations inside front cover, covers quite worn, soiled, stained, & creased: large tear at spine. Bookplate on frontis. Text is in Russian. A collection of four short stories by Yuli Markovich Daniel (1925-1988), a Soviet dissident writer, poet, translator, and political prisoner. He was jailed for publishing abroad.

Softcover/Paperback. Zustand: Fair. Pervoe izdanie. Myagkaya oblozhka, 64 str., sostoyanie ochen khoroshee. Format 19,5 kh 14 sm. Na str. 3-8 pomeshchena statya izvestnogo emigrantskogo pisatelya, poeta i izdatelyanbsp;Borisa Filippovanbsp;'Vmesto predisloviya'.Na str.63-64 pomeshcheny spiski knig: 'Pod redaktsiejnbsp;B.A.Filippovanbsp;inbsp;G.P.Struvenbsp;vyshli takzhe sleduyushchie knigi' i 'Gotovyatsya k pechati'.Otpechatana v Myunkhene Germaniya vnbsp;Tipografii I.Bashkirtseva.Nachinaya s 1958 goda, vmeste so svoim drugomnbsp;A. D. Sinyavskim, Daniel nachal tajno peredavat na Zapad svoi povesti i rasskazy pod psevdonimom Nikolaj Arzhak. Povest 'Govorit Moskva' vpervye vyshla nastoyashchim izdaniem i vposledstvii mnogokratno perevodilas na raznye yazyki. Kogda KGB ustanovil avtorstvo, oba pisatelya byli arestovany Sinyavskijnbsp;Nr. 8 sentyabrya, Daniel Nr. 12 sentyabrya 1965 goda i otdany pod sud. Daniel byl obvinen v napisanii povestej 'Govorit Moskva' i 'Iskuplenie', a takzhe rasskazov 'Ruki' i 'Chelovek iz MINAPa'. V rezultate Daniel byl osuzhden na 5 let lagerej po predyavlennoj emu state 70 UK RSFSR 'antisovetskaya agitatsiya i propaganda'. Osvobozhden v 1970 g. posle polnogo otbytiya sroka.Povest 'Govorit Moskva' napisana v zhanre antiutopii. Sobravshiesya na prazdnovanie dnya rozhdeniya druzya slyshat po radio Ukaz Verkhovnogo Soveta SSSR o provozglashenii 'Dnya otkrytykh ubijstv'. Kazhdyj poluchaet na sutki pravo besprepyatstvenno ubivat svoikh sograzhdan. Ukaz sformulirovan v vide privychnogo shtampa vsekh sovetskikh ukazov: 'v svyazi s rastushchim blagosostoyaniem, idya navstrechu pozhelaniyam shirokikh mass trudyashchikhsyaNr.'. Avtor sozdal kartinu absurdnoj zhizni absurdnoj strany.

Softcover/Paperback. Zustand: Good. Pervoe izdanie. Myagkaya oblozhka, 64 str., sostoyanie ochen khoroshee. Format 19,5 kh 14 sm. Na str. 3-8 pomeshchena statya izvestnogo emigrantskogo pisatelya, poeta i izdatelyaBorisa Filippova'Vmesto predisloviya'.Na str.63-64 pomeshcheny spiski knig: 'Pod redaktsiejB.A.FilippovaiG.P.Struvevyshli takzhe sleduyushchie knigi' i 'Gotovyatsya k pechati'.Otpechatana v Myunkhene Germaniya vTipografii I.Bashkirtseva.Nachinaya s 1958 goda, vmeste so svoim drugomA. D. Sinyavskim, Daniel nachal tajno peredavat na Zapad svoi povesti i rasskazy pod psevdonimom Nikolaj Arzhak. Povest 'Govorit Moskva' vpervye vyshla nastoyashchim izdaniem i vposledstvii mnogokratno perevodilas na raznye yazyki. Kogda KGB ustanovil avtorstvo, oba pisatelya byli arestovany SinyavskijNr. 8 sentyabrya, Daniel Nr. 12 sentyabrya 1965 goda i otdany pod sud. Daniel byl obvinen v napisanii povestej 'Govorit Moskva' i 'Iskuplenie', a takzhe rasskazov 'Ruki' i 'Chelovek iz MINAPa'. V rezultate Daniel byl osuzhden na 5 let lagerej po predyavlennoj emu state 70 UK RSFSR 'antisovetskaya agitatsiya i propaganda'. Osvobozhden v 1970 g. posle polnogo otbytiya sroka.Povest 'Govorit Moskva' napisana v zhanre antiutopii. Sobravshiesya na prazdnovanie dnya rozhdeniya druzya slyshat po radio Ukaz Verkhovnogo Soveta SSSR o provozglashenii 'Dnya otkrytykh ubijstv'. Kazhdyj poluchaet na sutki pravo besprepyatstvenno ubivat svoikh sograzhdan. Ukaz sformulirovan v vide privychnogo shtampa vsekh sovetskikh ukazov: 'v svyazi s rastushchim blagosostoyaniem, idya navstrechu pozhelaniyam shirokikh mass trudyashchikhsyaNr.'. Avtor sozdal kartinu absurdnoj zhizni absurdnoj strany.

Zustand: Bueno. 22.5x31.5. 16pp. En ruso. Espectacular cubierta de Rodchenko. Troquelada. A tres tintas. Revista sobre la radio de la URSS. Antigua mancha de humedad que no afecta la lectura del texto. Falta la grapa central. Considerando las circunstancias y el soporte, un ejemplar aceptable.

First Edition. 8vo, pp.61, [1 (blank)], [2 (publisher's advertisements)]; a very good copy in the original printed wrappers; small bookseller's ticket of Parkers of Oxford to inner front cover.First edition, smuggled out of the Soviet Union and published pseudonymously, of this dystopian work in which the government 'declares a "Day of Public Murders" and permits random murder' (Terras), one of the books which led directly to Daniel's arrest and show trial in 1966 for 'anti-Soviet activity'. 'Daniel first attracted attention to himself in the 1960s when he used the pseudonym of Nikolai Arzhak to publish four satirical stories abroad without the permission of the authorities: "Hands", "This is Moscow Speaking", "The Man from MINAP", and "The Atonement"' (Terras). Daniel and his fellow writer Andrey Sinyavsky smuggled their writing out of the Soviet Union as samizdat and published their work in the West under pseudonyms, as here. The people of This is Moscow Speaking view the 'Day of Public Murders' as 'nothing special. There's "Artillery Day", "Soviet Press Day", "Day of Public Murders" the police cannot be touched. Transport is working, so there will be order. The following day, a long editorial article appeared in Izvestia. It said very little about the event, but repeated the usual: "prosperity by leaps and bounds genuine democracy only in our country all thoughts are made visible for the first time in history the bourgeois press"' (p.4,trans.). The preface by the Washington publisher Boris Filippoff (19051991), critiquing the actions of Communist leaders and of the injustice of Soviet show trials, eerily anticipates the DanielSinyavsky trial four years later, in which both defendants pleaded not guilty but were sentenced to five and seven years in labour camps: 'The premise of the story is only an artistic device that allows one to imagine the behaviour and psychology of the people, its reaction to a new decree of the Soviet party elite. And is [the decree of] a 'Day of Public Murders' really so unrealistic?' The trial would garner international attention and outspoken criticism from Auden, Arendt, Grass, Boll, Mailer, Greene, and others. Language: Russian.

RODCHENKO, A.M. Govorit Moskva [Moscow Speaks]. No. 36 (104), 1931. 18 pp., illustrated throughout. Folio, 314 x 225 mm., bound in publisher's colour peek-a-boo Constructivist die-cut wrappers designed by Rodchenko. Moscow: Vsesoiuznyi kom-t po radioveshchaniiu, 1931. One of the rare issues of Moscow Speaks with the stunning lithographed decorative spirals on the cover by Rodchenko. It includes the poem "Devyasot pyatyi god" [The Nine Hundred and Fifth Year] by Pasternak, its fragility has added to the other conditions that have made it extremely scarce. OCLC lists only a set at the Hoover Institution on War, Revolution and Peace. Stanford University. A fine copy. Rowell & Wy, No. 953 for 1931 no. 11.