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Andrei Belyi Moskva: Moscows Stranger Under Strike. 1927./Andrey Belyy Moskva:
"Andrei Belyi Moskva: Moscows Stranger Under Strike. 1927./Andrey Belyy Moskva: Moskovskiy chudak Moskva pod udarom. 1927 god. Nikitinsky Subbotniki. Moscow. 1927. Circulation 4000 copies. Life Edition. Boris Nikolaevich Bugaev (pseudonym Andrey Belyi, 1880-1934) is a poet, prose writer, critic, literary critic, and one of the leading figures of Russian symbolism. From the authors foreword to this edition:.. The first volume of my novel depicts the clash of essentially free science with the capitalist system; at the same time, it depicts the decay of pre-revolutionary life. We have thousands of titles and often several copies of each title may be available. Please feel free to contact us for a detailed description of the copies available. SKUbd-94c1bd840a7ab606."
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