A panoramic history of revolution in China documents the exploitation of the Chinese by both the West and Chinese warlords, dramatic changes in politics and policy, diverse factions, and political leaders

China: 100 Years of Revolution

History

HARRISON E. SALISBURY

J-c Suarýs

Asia

HOLT. RINEHART AND WINSTON

The Nazi siege of Leningrad from 1941 to 1944 was one of the most gruesome episodes of World War II. Nearly three million people endured it; just under half of them died. For twenty-five years the distinguished journalist and historian Harrison Salisbury pieced together this remarkable narrative of villainy and survival, in which the city had much to fear-from both Hitler and Stalin.

The 900 Days:  The Siege of Leningrad

World

Harper&Row

Vietnam Reconsidered: Lessons from a War

This 1984 book is in mint condition inside/out! Clean unmarked pages, tight binding and like new cover! Ships same or next day!

Americas

Harper Publishing

The Gates of Hell

The Gates of hell

Literature & Fiction

Hutchinson

The 900 Days: The Siege Of Leningrad

Military

Da Capo

From September 1941 to January 1944, Leningrad was a city under seige from three German armies, with nearly three million people trapped inside. This book gives an account of one of the great dramas of World War II.

900 Days (Original Title: The Siege of Leningrad)

Pan Books, Ltd.

1st Pan 1986 dition paperback. vg++ condition. In stock shipped from our UK warehouse

The Long March

Macmillan

Harrison E. Salisbury probably knows Russia better than any other living American correspondent, having traveled widely and frequently through almost every part of the Soviet Union, including the long-sealed-off regions of Siberia, the sub-Arctic, and Central Asia as well as the Volga country and the Ukraine. He has also covered the entire periphery of China, traveling more than 25,000 miles along China's frontiers from the jungles of Southeast Asia to the bristling Siberian-Chinese border.His first assignment in Russia was as head of the United Press bureau in Moscow in 1944. After joining The New York Times in 1949 he became their Moscow correspondent and remained there for the next five years. Out of his observations during this period grew his celebrated series for the Times, "Russia Re-Viewed," which brought him the 1955 Pulitzer Prize. He subsequently wrote two books dealing with the same period, American in Russia (1955) and Moscow Journal--The End of Stalin (1961). His recently published The 900 Days: The Siege of Leningrad was widely acclaimed and an important best-seller.As a result of his reports Mr. Salisbury was barred from Russia for five years, and was not allowed to return to the country until 1959. At that time he stayed for nearly six months, traveling thousands of miles within the Soviet Union. His 1960 book, To Moscow and Beyond, was a result of this trip. He has since revisited Russia in 1961-62, 1966, 1967, and 1969.

War between Russia and China

WW Norton & Co.

1973 Berkley paperback with 16 pgs of photos. 384 pages.

To Peking and Beyond/with photos

Berkley Medallion Paperback

A Magnificent Novelthat sweeps from the Russia of the Revolution through the horrors of the Purges and the Second World War, to the inner tensions and complex realities of the Soviet Union todayA Towering HeroWhose passion for Russia was his birthright, whose conscience was formed in the crucible of the Gulag, and whose genius and courage defied the awesome power of the Soviet state and its servants, even as they ruthlessly tore him away from the arms of the woman he loved.A Renowned AuthorHarrison Salisbury, whose unsurpassed intimate knowledge of modern Russia make him uniquely able to create one of the most electrifying and inspiring reading experiences of our time

Signet

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