Иван Грозный. Иван III- государь всея Руси. Тишайший.

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Price for all 5 books (3 sold).

Excellent condition, no defects.

Valentin Ivanovich Kostylev is a Russian prose writer, known primarily for his historical novels. Winner of the Stalin Prize, second degree, for the novel trilogy “Ivan the Terrible.”

Valery Ioilevich Yazvitsky is a Russian Soviet playwright, poet and writer, author of popular science, political, historical and science fiction books. The pentalogy “Ivan III - Sovereign of All Rus'” is a large-scale historical epic novel about the formation of the Moscow state, about a wise ruler who, from childhood, learned from the mistakes of others and was forced at the age of twelve to take the reins of government and become co-ruler of his blinded father, Vasily the Dark.

SOLD: Konstantin Georgievich Paustovsky - Russian and Soviet writer, screenwriter and teacher, journalist, war correspondent. K. Paustovsky's books have been repeatedly translated into many languages ​​of the world. “The Tale of Life” is an autobiographical literary work by Konstantin Paustovsky, which he wrote over 18 years. Consists of six books: “Distant Years”, “Restless Youth”, “The Beginning of an Unknown Century”, “A Time of Great Expectations”, “Throw to the South”, “The Book of Wanderings”.

SOLD: Vasily Semyonovich Grossman - Russian Soviet writer and journalist, war correspondent. The writer's main book - the novel "Life and Fate" - was confiscated in 1961 by the KGB, miraculously preserved, secretly exported on microfilm and first published only in 1980 in Switzerland, Lausanne.

Vladislav Anatolyevich Bakhrevsky is a Russian Soviet writer and poet, author of historical novels and books for children. The book by the famous modern writer-historian V. Bakhrevsky includes novels telling about the times of the reign of the Russian Tsar Alexei Mikhailovich. “The Quietest” tells about the emergence as a ruler of the second tsar from the Romanov dynasty. “The Alarming Bell” is dedicated to one of the most significant events of the 17th century - the Pskov uprising of 1650.