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Location: Ann Arbor, MI
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https://docs.google.com/present/view...99km_9dvgcqdgc
He and Oliver Pinchot. It is on the military traditions and the weapons of the Caucasus. Mostly it is in Russian, with only short summaries of chapters in English, but the devil is in the details, and those are obtainable only from the full text. Legends of the illustrations are also in English, but again, the idiosyncratic style ( very enjoyable!), the argumentation, the context and the little details that are so valuable in the original, are to be found only in the full Russian text. It is very controversial, breaks a lot of taboos and misconceptions and takes no prisoners:-). I like it a lot. I have spare copies, but currently I am out of town till May 5. If you need it, but have problems ordering it from a Ukrainian publisher (BTW, a remarkable man, absolute fanatic of historical weapons and a very generous supporter of academic research), get in touch with me after that date. |
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Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: B.C. Canada
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Thanks Ariel,
I will try to get a copy and will PM you if I need one of your extras. Awesome! Jeff |
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