Now, for students of Russian literature, linguistics, and folklore, a comprehensive dictionary of the "forbidden Russian vocabulary--words which are as unprintable in the U.S.S.R. as they were in Holy Russia.

Dictionary of Russian Obscenities

G. Perkins

D. A. Drummond

Reference

Berkeley Slavic Specialties

<p>Book by Kunitskaya-Peterson, Christina</p>

International Dictionary of Obscenities: A Guide to Dirty Words and Indecent Expressions in Spanish, Italian, French, German and Russian

Kunitskaya-Peterson, Christina

Dictionaries & Thesauruses

Drummond, David Alan

Originally published in Geneva in 1872, this collection is set in modern Russian orthography with some of the stories translated into English.

Erotic Tales of Old Russia

Literature & Fiction

Afanasiev, Aleksandr A.

Erotica

Berkeley Slavic Specialties, 1988. Reprint of 1924 edition published in Moscow by the author. 71 pages.

Five-Hundred Novykh Ostrot I Kalamburov Pushkina

Aleksei Kruchenykh

Dictionary of Polish Obscenities

Stanislaw Kielbasa

Kielbasa, Stanislaw

<p>Book by Ilf, Ilja, Petrov, Evgenij, Schupbach, Richard D.</p>

The Golden Calf, Zolotoi Telenok: An Annotated, Accented Reader With Exercises (Russian Edition)

Petrov, Evgenij

Ilf, Ilja

Schupbach, Richard D.

Foreign Language Study & Reference

Who Was Dostoevsky? (Modern Russian Literature and Culture Studies and Texts, 46)

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Rice, James L.

Psychology & Counseling

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