Grekov Nikolai (6 results)

Hardcover. Condition: Good. 105 games between Soviets from 1844 to 1944. 256 pp.

Hardcover. Condition: Good. Games, results, x-tables, studies, and problems for the year. Corners frayed. 416 pp.

Hardcover. Condition: Good. Games, results, x-tables, studies, and problems for the year. Corners frayed. 368 pp.

Hardcover. Condition: Good. 1st Edition, Limited Edition. Rare first-edition Soviet monograph devoted to the history of chess competitions. Nikolai Ivanovich Grekov traces the development of major international, Russian and Soviet chess tournaments and matches, providing historical information about competitions in different periods, tournament conditions, results and biographies of prominent chess players. The book includes tables with tournament results and appendices listing the appearances of Soviet and leading foreign chess masters. A valuable reference for the history of chess and Soviet chess culture. The bibliographic record confirms the 1935 Moscow edition published by Fizkultura i Turizm. Pages: 136 p. Редкая советская монография Н. И. Грекова, посвящённая истории шахматных состязаний. Автор рассматривает развитие крупнейших международных, российских и советских шахматных турниров и матчей, приводит сведения об условиях проведения состязаний в разные исторические периоды, результаты турниров и биографии известных шахматистов. В книге имеются таблицы с результатами соревнований и приложения с подробными перечнями выступлений советских и ведущих иностранных шахматных мастеров. Представляет интерес для изучения истории шахмат и советской шахматной культуры. Библиографические каталоги подтверждают московское издание 1935 года издательства «Физкультура и туризм». Страниц: 136 стр. Condition: Good overall condition for its age. The binding shows general age-related wear, with some rubbing and minor signs of use. Pages are generally clean and well preserved, with occasional minor stains, spots, or small tears consistent with the age of the book. There are visible indentations/pressed impressions on the title-page area and on the pages through page 36, apparently left by an object that had been placed between the title page and the following pages and pressed for some time. There may be occasional handwritten notes, ownership marks, stamps, or other signs of previous use. No major defects affecting the overall integrity of the book. Please see the photographs carefully, as they form an important part of the description and show the actual condition of the item. If you have any questions about the condition or details of the book, please do not hesitate to ask before purchasing. **International buyers: Import duties, VAT, and customs clearance fees, if applicable, are the buyer's responsibility and are determined by the destination country's customs authorities. ** Important for EU buyers: Due to recent EU customs regulations, shipments from non-EU countries may be subject to import duties, VAT, customs clearance charges, or postal handling fees. Any such charges are the responsibility of the buyer unless otherwise stated.…

Hardcover. Condition: Good. In Russian. Grekov, Nikolai Alexandrovich. Experience of application of titanium alloys in large-scale electrical engineering. Leningrad: LDNTP, 1977. All images are for identification of editions only. Several books of the same edition may be available. Please feel free to request photos of available books.SKU7668551.…

12mo, pp. 36; title-page lightly foxed, but a very good copy, uncut, in the original pale green printed paper wrappers.First edition in Russian of Musset's Rolla (1833), a poetic reinterpretation of the Don Juan myth, translated by the poet Nikolai Porfir'evich Grekov (18101866). A bankrupt playboy decides to commit suicide, but first returns to a young prostitute to reflect on his wasted life. It is only as he dies in her arms that he first experiences love. Musset was the only French poet held in any esteem by Pushkin. 'Dès années 1830, Musset acquiert en Russie une vaste notoriété', his work for the stage banned by the censors but followed keenly by, for example, Turgenev. His later admirers included Tolstoy and Gorky (Treskounov, 'Musset en Russie', in Oeuvres et opinions 1(25) (1965)).Grekov also translated Romeo and Juliet and Goethe's Faust and published several collections of original poems and stories. Some of his poems were set to music by Tchaikovsky (who also set pieces by Musset).Not in OCLC, Library Hub, or KvK. There is a copy at the National Library of Russia. Language: Russian.…