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Blood and Sweat Abdi-Jamil Nurpeisov "Blood and Sweat” is a sweeping tale about the vanishing way of life of Kazakhs in a small rural village. It is the only novel that truly describes in soul of the Kazakh people, and the birth of a nation with defined boundaries. This is the first-ever English translation of Nurpeisov’s trilogy. $25.00 Delete	Final Respects Abdi-Jamil Nurpeisov Final Respects is the story about people standing face-to face with one of the world’s most devastating man-made ecological disasters – the tragedy of the shrinking and dying Aral Sea. The dramatic lives of two childhood friends eloquently unfold as they find themselves on opposite sides of the issues surrounding this awful catastrophe... $22.00 Delete
Conversations with Rabbi Small Harry Kemelman Shot through with tension, conflict, humor and wisdom, "Conversations with Rabbi Small" is a rich tapestry of past and present beliefs that Jews and non-Jews will find meaningful, thought-provoking, and more than a bit surprising. $13.45 Delete	Golden Gloves (Hardcover, Numbered Collectors Edition of 1-100) Mikhail Salita and Gleb Petrov "Golden Gloves” is the compelling biography of Ukrainian born Jewish-American boxer Dmitriy Salita. The book is uniquely written from beginning to end in the in the "hip-hop" lyrical style, maintaining rap rhyme and flow. $60.00 Delete
Putin's Russia Demystified: the Search for Modern Russia Elgiz Pozdnyakov Elgiz Pozdnyakov offers an insightful appraisal of the contemporary social and political situation in Russia, viewed through the lens of the Russian nation’s historical development. $14.95 Delete	Golden Gloves (Softcover) Mikhail Salita and Gleb Petrov "Golden Gloves” is the compelling biography of Ukrainian born Jewish-American boxer Dmitriy Salita. The book is uniquely written from beginning to end in the in the "hip-hop" lyrical style, maintaining rap rhyme and flow. $15.00 Delete
Golden Gloves (Hardcover, Numbered Collectors Edition of 101-500) Mikhail Salita and Gleb Petrov "Golden Gloves” is the compelling biography of Ukrainian born Jewish-American boxer Dmitriy Salita. The book is uniquely written from beginning to end in the in the "hip-hop" lyrical style, maintaining rap rhyme and flow. $30.00 Delete	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	Broken Tablets: Complete Collected Poems Semyon Frug Semyon Frug was the first ever global Jewish poet that attained prominence throughout Europe, China, Latin America and the United States. Today his name remains forgotten and erased... $45.00 Delete
My West Bank Alon Gook In very concise and spare language, Gook describes his initial steps as a volunteer to the Israeli army and in a special commando unit that specialized in extricating terrorists from the West Bank. $16.00 Delete	Записки веселого грешника Абель Раскас Книга воспоминаний Абеля Раскаса появилась как глоток свежего воздуха в затхлом потоке мемуарной литературы. Автор ни с кем не сводит старые счеты и не рассказывает со всеми мелкими подробностями о встречах с какими-либо третьеразрядными деятелями. Перед нами предстает очень непростая... $15.00 Delete
Это Каир, детка... Натали Гагарина Из дневника русской египтянки. Документальный роман россиянки в Каире на фоне восточных детективных интриг, страстей и политического движения Мусульманских Братьев. $15.00 Delete	The Seventh Sky Sergey Volchkov-Predvechny Continuing the tradition of Franz Kafka, the short stories by Sergey Volchkov present an intricate architecture with a substance equal to that of a classical novel... $16.00 Delete
Escape from Paradise Alexander Shatravka In his autobiographical book Shatravka presents another, less known, group of Soviet citizens – those who simply demanded and stated their demand to live in freedom, openly vociferously and challenged the denial for free emigration openly. $18.00 Delete	I Defended in Moscow & New York, Lawyer's Professional Journey Pyotr Rabinovich One of the code names for a Jew in the Soviet Union was – jurist. To live in the Soviet Union as a jurist with the last name of Rabinovich required immeasurable psychological stamina... $15.00 Delete
Confessions of a Muscovite Beauty Lyudmila Kantor-Khazina Lyudmila Kantor-Khazina presents her latest collection of most memorable stories. $15.00 Delete	Dreams of Uncle Al: American Fairy-Detective Story Oliver Yurgen It is a very rare and refreshing phenomenon in emigration that a fairy tale is written; a very interesting and captivating tale for readers 8-14. $16.00 Delete
The Torn Childhood Mikhail Zlotin Zlotin's touching memoirs describes with youth in the war torn Soviet Union; it is permeated by an unlimited feeling of gratitude about kind and honorable people he encountered in life. $15.00 Delete	Shtrafniki Volume 8-10: Soviet Union 1940-1999 Grigory Svirsky This combined set of three volumes was censored in Russia, and could only published in the U.S.. Svirsky is a brave and talented author, who was one of the first dissident writer in the Soviet Union. $30.00 Delete