Reference book from a publication series entitled “Soldier” about war and military history and uniforms, weapons and organization. This book describes the role of Estonian, Latvian, Lithuanian, Belorussian and Ukranian volunteer fighters in the Nazi Germany Army forces during World War War 2, 1939-1945, and their organization, uniforms, marks of distinction, equipment and sub-troop formations. Published in Moscow in 2000; Contains color illustrations. 47 pages.

Reference book from a publication series entitled “Soldier” about war and military history and uniforms, weapons and organization. This book describes in detail the changes affected in land army troops of Germany on the Eastern Front in World War 2 after the German’s army massive loss near Stalingrad in 1943 and up until the capitulation of Germany in May of 1945. Text is accompanied by one-of-a kind photographs and color illustrations prepared on the basis of documents of the war time and giving the exact depictions of the uniforms of the time.Published in Moscow in 2001; Contains color illustrations. 62 pages.

Reference book from a publication series entitled “Soldier” about war and military history and uniforms, weapons and organization. This book describes the military intervention of foreign troops in Russia during the period of Russia’s Civil War of 1917-1922, with emphasis on organization, uniforms, equipment and weaponry of the foreign troops and armies. Published in Moscow in 1999; Contains color illustrations. 48 pages.

Album of photographs of the museum collection of the life and history of great Russian general Mihail Kutuzov at the Order of Lenin State History Museum of Russia. 120 pages

Reference of uniforms of national armies of the world with color illustrations; Russian text; published in Moscow in 2003; 303 pages.

This novel (written by an American writer) offers facts about scandals of the highest officials of USSR and the KGB and their relationships and lives. Political intrigue leads to series of murders and suicides. Published and translated in Moscow in 1992. 442 pages.

Reference book from a series entitled “Soldier” about war and military history and uniforms, weapons and organization. This book describes the creation and combat actions of various countries’ armies present on the territory of former Russian imperia after October of 1917. Mainly, the book discusses these armies’ organization, uniforms, weapons and equipment, marks of distinction and distinctive details of various troops and formations. Published in Moscow in 1998; Contains color illustrations. 45 pages.

Reference book from the publication series entitled “Military History – Military operations, organization, Weapons and Uniforms.” Historical reference book describing the Navarin battle on the sea that took place during the Greek National Liberation Revolution between the united troops of Russia, England and Finland navy armies against the Turkish-Egyptian navy in October of 1827. The book describes the history and the events of this maritime battle as well as provides detailed illustrations of ships involved, portraits of political leaders and the weapons, uniforms, and awards of the period. Published in 2002 with black and white illustrations; 46 pages.

Historical album with photographs from the Central State Archive of Cinematic, Photographic and Phonographic Documents in St. Petersburg and National Library of Russia of the life and death of Russia’s last monarch Nicholas Romanov; album published and bound in Germany, Leipzig; English Text; 1998. Highly detailed black and white photos. 118 pages.

Reference book from a series entitled “Soldier” about war and military history and uniforms, weapons and organization. This book describes the creation of Worker-Peasant Red Army during the period of Russian Civil War of 1917 – 1922. Mainly, the book describes the Red Army’s organization, uniforms, marks of distinction, equipment and sub-troop formations. Published in Moscow in 1998; Contains color illustrations. 44 pages.