Timochenko Woldemar (1 results)

Condition: Good. First Edition. First edition (simultaneously published in French and English); 10 1/2 x 8 3/4; pp. [1], 4-15; stapled, white wraps, printed in black; vertical crease through text block and wraps; thin cut to tail of spine; 2" strip of paper from fore-edge of back wrap perished; good condition.Vladimir Timoshenko (1885 - 1965) was a historian, Director of the Institute of Economic Conjuncture of the Ukrainian Academy of Sciences, and an Economic Adviser to the Ukrainian delegation at the Versailles Peace Conference in Paris in 1919. In his advisory capacity to the latter, he prepared several memorandums on the Ukrainian economy and its relationship with Russia, including the currrent one. Emigrating after the fall of the Ukrainian National Republic, he taught at universities in Austria and the Czech Republic and later, after winning a Rockefeller Fellowship, moved to the US, where he continued teaching at Stanford, the U of Michigan, etc.