fesenko tatyana (3 risultati)

Condizione: VG. Washington DC 1966 first edition. Victor Kamkin. sm octavo wraps. 142p. Entirely in Russian. VG++. almost no wear. 8 line ink inscription on end paper dated 1967 - whether written by Fesenko or not is not clear. Memoir.

Publisher's wrappers. First edition. Book measures: 21 x 14.5 cm. 559 pages. Text in Russian. Good condition. This anthology of Russian foreign poetry published in the West is the largest in terms of the number of participants and volume. The poets featured here belong to the first and second waves of emigration. The collection's final section is particularly valuable as it contains 75 biographies written by the poets themselves, along with facsimiles of their signatures. Additionally, there is a biography of the publisher, V. P. Kamkin, and the compiler, T. P. Fesenko. The collection includes works by the following poets: Georgy Adamovich, Lydia Alekseeva, Nikolai All, Olga Anstey, Elena Antonova, Ekaterina Bakunina, Nonna Belavina, Nina Berberova, Nikolai Berner, Ella Bobrova, Ivan Burkin, Irina Bushman, Vladimir Veidle, Anatoly Velichkovsky, Tamara Velichkovskaya, Maria Visi , Maria Volkova, Nikolai Vorobyov, Leonid Gansky, Yuri Hertsog, Gleb Glinka, Alla Golovina, Antonina Gorskaya, Mikhail Daraganov, Anatoly Darov, Vladimir Dukelsky, Nikolai Evseev, Ivan Elagin, Vladimir Zlobin, Yuri Ivask, Oleg Ilyinsky, Vladimir Ilyashenko, Mirtala Kardinalovskaya, Vladimir Korvin-Piotrovsky, Alexander Korona, Galina Kuznetsova, Gisella Lachman, Iraida Legkaya, Dmitry Magula, Victor Mamchenko, Vladimir Markov, Elena Matveeva, Olga Mozhaiskaya, Nikolai Morshen, Boris Nartsissov, Alexander Neymirok, Irina Odoevtseva, Tatiana Ostroumova, Gennady Panin, Alexander Perfilyev, Klavdia Pestrovo, Kirill Pomerantsev, Sofia Pregel, Evgeny Raich, Alexander Rostovsky, Elena Rubisova, Irina Saburova, Kira Slavina, Galina Soboleva, Wanderer, Gleba Struve, Vasily Sumbatov, Ekaterina Tower, Yuri Terapiano, Zinaida Trotskaya, Yuri Trubetskoy, Nikolai Turoverov, Boris Filippov, Konstantin Khalafov, Igor Chinnov, Aglaida Shimanskaya, Aglaya Shishkova, Vladislav Ellis, Georgy Eristov, Victoria Yankovskaya. Savine: 33935.

Original publisher's wrappers. Book measures: 2.5 x 15 cm. 222, [2] pages. Text in Russian. Signed by both authors on the title page. A slightly worn copy. Tatyana Pavlovna Fesenko (1915 - 1995) was a writer and bibliographer. She was born into a family of a lawyer and agronomist, who unfortunately became a victim of Stalin's terror in the late 1930s. In 1941, she finished her postgraduate studies at the Faculty of Foreign Languages at Kyiv University. She worked on compiling an English-Ukrainian dictionary at the Academy of Sciences of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics. During the German occupation in 1941, she was in Ukraine. Unfortunately, she and her husband were taken to a camp for "eastern workers" in Upper Silesia, Germany, due to the general eviction of the Kyiv population by the Germans in 1943. After 1945, the Fesenko couple lived in a camp for "displaced persons" in the American occupation zone in West Germany. Here, they published the English textbook "First Steps" for "displaced persons" of Ukrainian origin. She co-authored several books with her husband, including the work "The Russian Language under the Soviets" (New York, 1955). Scarce, especially autographed.