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Volume 83, Number 3, 1 July 2005

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Dr Henry Leeming 1920–2004
pp. 493-494(2)
Author: Stone, Gerald

Russia and Europe in the New World Order
pp. 495-507(13)
Author: Malcolm, Neil

Alfurkan Tatarski. Der litauisch-tatarische Koran-Tefsir.
pp. 508-511(4)
Author: Danylenko, Andrii

The Russian Memoir: History and Literature.
pp. 513-514(2)
Author: Gillespie, David

The Cambridge Introduction to Russian Poetry.
pp. 514-515(2)
Author: Lilly, Ian K.

The Imperial Sublime: A Russian Poetics of Empire.
pp. 515-517(3)
Author: Offord, Derek

Mythic Images and Shamanism: A Perspective on Kalevala Poetry.
pp. 519-520(2)
Author: Dubois, Thomas A.

Russian Literary Culture in the Camera Age: The Word as Image.
pp. 523-525(3)
Author: Dallas, A. Stewart

Poems on Liberty: Reflections for Belarus.
pp. 527-528(2)
Author: McMillin, Arnold

The Black Sea: A History.
pp. 529-531(3)
Author: Gow, James

The Decembrist Pavel Pestel: Russia's First Republican.
pp. 534-536(3)
Author: Bartlett, Roger

Civil War in Poland, 1942–1948.
pp. 537-539(3)
Author: Sanford, George

Bloody Saturday in the Soviet Union: Novocherkassk, 1962.
pp. 540-542(3)
Author: Andreyev, Catherine

The Strategic Defence Initiative: US Policy and the Soviet Union.
pp. 542-543(2)
Author: Reid, Brian Holden

How Bosnia Armed: The Birth and Rise of the Bosnian Army.
pp. 543-544(2)
Author: Zverzhanovski, Ivan

Chechnya: Life in a War-Torn Society.
pp. 546-547(2)
Author: Lentini, P.

Civil-Military Relations in Russia and Eastern Europe.
pp. 548-549(2)
Author: Aldis, Anne C.

A World Challenged: Fighting Terrorism in the Twenty-First Century.
pp. 549-551(3)
Author: McDermott, Roger N.

The Legacy of the Soviet Union.
pp. 551-552(2)
Author: Gill, Graeme

The Demise of Communist East Europe: 1989 in Context.
pp. 553-554(2)
Author: Pittaway, M. D.

The Slovak Republic: A Decade of Independence (1993 – 2002).
pp. 554-555(2)
Author: Pridham, Geoffrey

Religion and Nation in Modern Ukraine.
pp. 558-560(3)
Author: Yekelchyk, Serhy

Not by Bread Alone: Social Support in the New Russia.
pp. 562-563(2)
Author: Gerry, Christopher J.

Publications Received
pp. 566-569(4)

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