Autobiographies

In the Clutches of Justice Michael Belakovsky A gripping true story of an American citizen lured from his home in Cyprus to Moscow by the Russians only to be handed over and arrested by American authorities on charges of allegedly kidnapping his own daughter. $10.00 Delete	Circus, Just Circus! Julietta Schwartzman A colorful autobiography of life in the Soviet circus. The Schwarzman family has over 200 years of circus life experience and have contributed some of the leading circus talent, actors, acrobats, clowns and magicians. An adventure born behind the scenes of the circus. $20.00 Delete
Storms and Khamsins of My Life Sarah Khurgin The author describes Babel’s Odessa in the post-revolutionary days through the eyes of a twelve-year old girl, pre-war Leningrad through the eyes of a young and ardent Communist activist... $15.00 Delete	Danger and Fraud Eduard Lerner In this biographical presentation of the world of medicine in the Soviet Union, Europe and the U.S., Dr. Lerner presents many interesting cases where doctors were inclined to overlook... $20.00 Delete
I am a Kid from a Jewish Shtetl Ilya Okh Without gloss and pretension through the eyes of a thirteen-year old boy, Ilya Okh presents the panorama of the pre-war events of Jewish life in an Ukrainian shtetl and the life of Jewish kids... $14.00 Delete	Notes of an Antiques Swindler Boris Mogilevsky Mogilevsky presents the reader with the world of collectors, swindlers, thieves and that of Soviet prisoners.The book presents very valuable information that defines the fringes of the Soviet intellectuals... $16.00 Delete
Life and Emigration: Notes of a Medical Dynasty Galina Guterman A very interesting story of three generations of a Jewish family that received their education and successfully practiced medicine on three continents. $16.00 Delete	Book for Granddaughters Svetlana Alliluyeva In her second volume of memoirs Svetlana Alliluyeva, Stalin's daughter, describes her disenchantment with her life in the United States, her journey to England and the eventual enticement back to her family in the USSR, and second escape back to the U.S.. $14.00 Delete
My Sister Kaissa Anatoly Karpov This is the first memoirs of the prominent Soviet personality and World Chess Champion that decided to utilize the Glasnost and present his personal and professional memoirs in a new light which will surprise readers. $15.00 Delete	Waiting Hall Vitaly Korotich During the period of Perestroika Korotich was a pivotal person in implementing Glasnost as no other person in the USSR. As the Editor of the most influential magazine Ogonyok, he became bearer of the new age in Soviet politics. $13.00 Delete
Faraway Music Svetlana Alliluyeva For the first time, Stalin's daughter describes in most revealing and painful details her travails of seventeen years in the US. $16.00 Delete	The Unpoisoned Word Alexander Litvinenko In searching for the motives for his assassination, The Unpoisoned Word presents a collection of letters and articles written by Alexander Litvinenko in the last year of his life. $13.00 Delete
Looking Forward George H. Walker Bush The autobiography of former U.S. President George H.W. Bush, written during his term as Vice President. $16.00 Delete	The Track of My Life Raisa Rubinshtein An autobiographical story of a young girl caught in the whirlwind of WWII in Minsk. $6.00 Delete
Over Years, Over Distances Alevtina Ignatyeva A sincere and intimate reflection of a young woman growing up in Leningrad during the post-war years. Ignatyeva describes her emigration and adaptation to American life. $13.00 Delete


In Search of Melancholy Baby Vassily Aksyonov Sold Out In this memoir, Russian novelist V. Aksyonov describes his growing alienation from the Soviet regime and his gradual acceptance of his adopted homeland: the United States. Delete	In Search of an Isle of Joy (SOLD OUT) Gregory Haimovksy SOLD OUT This autobiographical memoir explores the culture and world of music in the Soviet Union. Haimovsky's long and distinguished musical career... Delete