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Soviet books on Israel

(see Middle Eastern Studies, Vol. VI, No. 3: October 1970, pp. 345–349). Rasskazy Izrail'skikh pisateley (Stories of Israeli writers), Moscow, Progress Press, 1965; 320 pp.; Iskatel'dzemchuga: novelly Izrail’ skikh pisateley (The pearl‐diver: stories of Israeli writers), Moscow, Nauka Press, 1966; 144 pp. K. Ivanov and Z. Sheynis, was Gosudarstvo Israil’, ego polodzeniye i politika (The State of Israel: its situation and politics), Moscow, The State Publishing House for Political Literature, 1958; 148 pp. G. S. Nikitina's Gosudarstvo Izrail‘ (osobennosti ekonomicheskogo i politicheskog orazvitii) (The State of Israel: the characteristics of its economic and political development), Moscow, The Institute of the Peoples of Asia in the Soviet Academy of Sciences—Nauka Press, 1968; 414 pp. P. Demchenko's Arabskiy Vostok v chas ispitaniy (The Arab East in the hour of trial), Moscow, the Publishing House for Political Literature, 1967; 80 pp. I. P. Blishchenko and V. D. Kudryavtsev's Agressiya Izrailya i medzdunarodnoe pravo (The Israeli aggression and international law), Moscow, International Relations Press, 1970; 80 pp. S. A. Andreyev visited Israel and reported on his visit in his Izrail’, zametki dzurnalista (Israel: travel‐notes of a journalist), Moscow, Oriental Literature Press, 1962; 120 pp. Ye. Yevseyev's Fashizm pod goluboy zvyozdoy (Fascism under the blue Star of David), Moscow Molodaya Gvardiya Press, 1971; 170 pp., Tadeusz Walichnowsky (which first appeared in Polish, and from whose third, 1968 edition, this Russian translation was prepared), called Izrail’ i FRG (Israel and Federal Germany), Moscow, Progress Press, 1971; 168 pp.

Landscape Indicators, New Techniques in Geology and Geography

Nauka Press, Moscow. Translated from the Russian by J. P. Fitzsimmons and published by Plenum Publishing Co., N. Y.

Some Soviet works on Islam

N. A. Smirnov's Ochyerki istorii izucheniya Mama v SSSR (Essays on the study of Islam in the Soviet Union), Moscow, The Soviet Academy of Sciences’ Press, 1954; 276 pp. Large Soviet Encyclopaedia (in Russian, 2nd edition, Moscow, 1953). Soviet Historical Encyclopaedia (in Russian, Moscow, 1965). E. A. Belyayev's Araby, Islam i Arabskiy Khalifat v rannyeye Sryednyevyekov'ye (The Arabs, Islam and the Arab Caliphate in the early Middle Ages), Moscow, Nauka Press, 1965; 280 pp. I. M. Fil'shtinskiy and B. Ya. Shidfar's Ochyerk Arabo‐Musul'manskoy KuVtury (VII‐XII vv.) (An essay on Arabo‐Muslim culture from the seventh to the twelfth centuries), Moscow, Soviet Academy of Sciences – Nauka Press, 1971; 260 pp. I. P. Pyetrushyevskiy's Islam v Iranye v VII‐XV vyekakh (Islam in Iran from the seventh to the fifteenth centuries), Leningrad University's Publishing House, 1966; 400 pp. A. M. Vasil'yev, Puritanye Islama? Vahhabizmipyervoyegosudarstvo Sauditov v Arabii {Jlie Puritans of Islam ? Wahhabism and the first sta...

Recent Soviet works on Iran

Middle Eastern Studies, vol. VII, no. 2, May 1971, pp. 237–39. Jamal Mir Şadiqi has just appeared in Moscow from the Nauka Press, 1971; 88 pp. Arif Qazvini, written by G. G. Gaempanakh and published in Moscow, Nauka Press, 1971; 140 pp. Iran (sbornik statey) (Iran: a collection of articles), Moscow, Nauka Press, 1971; 200 pp. hloriya Iranskogo gosudarstva i kuhury (The history of Iranian government and culture), Moscow, Nauka Press, 1971; 351 pp. Iran v period politicheskogo krizisa 1920–1925 gg. (Iran in the period of the 1920–1925 political crisis), Moscow, Nauka Press, 1970; 212 pp. Iran: vnesknayapolitika i problemy nezavisimosti, 1925–1941 (Iran: foreign policy and the problems of independence, 1925–1941), Moscow, Nauka Press, 1971; 360 pp.,

Some Soviet works on modern Arabic literature

I. M. Filshtinsky's Arabic Literature, Moscow, Nauka Press: 1966; 235 pp. M. Gor'kiy i literatury Zarubezhnogo Vostoka (M. Gorki and the literatures of the non‐Soviet East), Moscow, Nauka Press: 1968. A. A. Dolinina called ‘The first collection of translations by Gorki into Arabic’ (pp. 230–47), Middle Eastern Studies, 7 (2): May 1971, pp. 237–39). Egypt and Syria. Newspaper writing: 1870–1914), Moscow, Nauka Press, 1968, 144 pp. Dzhirdzhi Zeydan i Arabskiy istoricheskiy roman (Jirji Zaydan and the Arabic historical novel), Moscow, Nauka Press, 1967, 80 pp. Moscow, Soviet Academy of Sciences—Oriental Institute, 1969, 155 pp.

Soviet studies on workers’ movements in the Middle East

Rabochiy klass Afriki (The working class of Africa), edited by I. P. Yastrebova, Moscow, Africa Institute of the Soviet Academy of Sciences, Nauka Press: 1966. K. A. Guseynov's Rabochiy klass i Profsoyuzi Afriki {The working class and the trade unions of Africa), Moscow, Profizdat: 1969. B. A. Shabayev's Rabochiy klass strait Magriba (The working class of the Maghrib lands), Moscow, Asia Institute1 of the Soviet Academy of Sciences, Nauka Press: 1968. Willard A. Beling's important Modernization and African Labor: a Tunisian Case Study, N.Y., Praeger: 1965). F. M. Atsamba and L. A. Fridman and titled Rabochiy klass stran Azii i Afriki (The working class in the countries of Asia and Africa), Moscow, Moscow University Press: 1966. F. M. Atsamba's ‘The workers’ movement in Egypt on the eve of the Second World War, 1929–1939’ (pp. 266–94) Selskohozyaystvenniye rabochiye v stranah Azii i Afriki (The agricultural workers in the countries of Asia and Africa), edited by G. G. Kotovskiy and I. A. Svanidze, Moscow, Oriental Institute and Africa Institute of the Soviet Academy of Sciences, Nauka Press: 1969. Rabocheye dvizheniye v Azerbayzhane v godi novogo revolyutsiyonogo podyoma, 1910–1914 (The workers’ movement in Azerbaijan during the revolutionary progress, 1910–1914), Baku, Soviet Azerbaijan Academy of Sciences: 1967. A. I. Shamide, Rabocheye i profsoyuznoye dvizheniye v Irane posle vtoroy mirovoy voyni, 1946–1953 (The workers’ and trade‐union movement in Iran after the Second World War, 1946–1953), Baku, Soviet Azerbaijan Academy of Sciences: 1965 Z. Z. Abdullayev, Formirovaniye rabochego klassa Irana (The formation of Iran's workers’ class), Baku, Soviet Azerbaijan Academy of Sciences: 1968. Sh. M. Badi, Rabochiy klass Irana (Iran's workers’ class), Moscow, the Asia Institute of the Soviet Academy of Sciences, Nauka Press: 1965, is a smaller book (130 pages). M. S. Ivanov, Rabochiy klass sowemennogo Irana (The workers’ class of contemporary Iran), Moscow, Ethnography Institute of the Soviet Academy of Sciences, Nauka Press: 1969.

Radio Telescopes. Edited by D. V. SKOBEL'TSYN. Proceedings (Trudy) of the P. N. Lebedev Physics Institute, Vol. 28. Nauka Press Moscow 1965. English Translation: Consultant Bureau, New York 1966. VIII + 171 p.

Astronomische NachrichtenVolume 292, Issue 2 p. 94-94 Article Radio Telescopes. Edited by D. V. SKOBEL'TSYN. Proceedings (Trudy) of the P. N. Lebedev Physics Institute, Vol. 28. Nauka Press Moscow 1965. English Translation: Consultant Bureau, New York 1966. VIII + 171 p. H. Dacne, H. DacneSearch for more papers by this author H. Dacne, H. DacneSearch for more papers by this author First published: 1970 https://doi.org/10.1002/asna.19702920211AboutPDF ToolsRequest permissionExport citationAdd to favoritesTrack citation ShareShare Give accessShare full text accessShare full-text accessPlease review our Terms and Conditions of Use and check box below to share full-text version of article.I have read and accept the Wiley Online Library Terms and Conditions of UseShareable LinkUse the link below to share a full-text version of this article with your friends and colleagues. Learn more.Copy URL Share a linkShare onFacebookTwitterLinked InRedditWechat No abstract is available for this article. Volume292, Issue21970Pages 94-94 RelatedInformation

LEV DAVIDOVICH LANDAU (1908–1968)

This article was written for the two-volume Sobranie Trudov L.D. Landau (Collected Works of L.D. Landau) which soon will be published by Nauka Press. A bibliography of Landau's works, taken from the Sobranie, is presented at the end of this article. It includes nearly every scientific article published by Landau. (Editors)

New Soviet books

By R. T. Akhramovich. Nauka Press. USSR Academy of Sciences. Moscow, 1966. Index. Pp. 191. The other is The Arabs, Islam and the Arab Caliphate, by Ye. A. Belyayev, which is, alas, posthumously published.