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These Are the Russians (1943)"For My Friend, Colleague and Companion Alfred Eisenstaedt": Extraordinary Copy of Richard Lauterbach's These Are the Russians, Inscribed by Him to His Friend and Fellow LIFE Journalist, the Acclaimed Photographer Alfred Eisenstaedt Lauterbach, Richard E. These Are the Russians. New York and London: Harper & Brothers, 1945. Octavo. Hardcover. 2nd Edition. Second edition of this collection of a journalist's observations about the Russians and

the Lord Provost developed the idea for this unique souvenir book

small businessmen--already present in Japanese society to transform the country and create a lasting peace

Joy to the World

pre-war delineation of Japan's plans to succeed in a naval war against the United States

Despite being a middling cook

Radin propounds a real problem which after the coming armistice will have to be considered

Only slightest toning to spine and a few pinpoint spots of soiling to rear wrapper

While the novel was based on Norway during World War II

clean maps ("Minorities in Poland"

Original Photo-Illustrated 1939 Blackpool Guidebook

this cookbook attempts to cater to American tastes

A bit of wear to glassine and glassine