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[POETRY, EMIGRANT PUBLICATIONS] LOT of four poetry collections, published in exile, 1930s–1940s. Sold as is. [POETRY, EMIGRANT PUBLICATIONS] LOT: 1) Ivan SAGATSKY. Memory. Paris, 1938. 60 pp., hardcover, 19.5 × 14.5 cm, generally fair condition (sticker on the cover). 2) Sergei SIMONOVICH. Faces of Russian Cities. Brussels, 1936. 39 pp., no dust jacket, 21.5 × 14 cm, in good condition. 3) SMIRNOVA-MAKSHEEVA, Tatiana. The Mystery of Kazbek (A Georgian Legend in Verse from the 16th–17th Centuries). Published by Typ. Navarre, Paris, 1947. 63 pp., publisher’s cover, 18.5 × 14 cm., printed by the parish library in Brussels, in fair condition. 4) SMIRNOVA-MAKSHEEVA, Tatiana—Autograph. *Domovoy*. Stories and Poems. Nice, [1958]. 99 pp., hardcover, 18.5 × 11 cm, dedication by the author to Pyotr Petrovich Annenkov, general condition. Pyotr Petrovich Annenkov (1890–before 1970) – military official. While in exile, he worked for V. Burtsov’s newspaper *Obschye Delo* in Paris, then in Belgium. He published the monthly magazine *Rodnye Perezvony*.
[ translate ][POETRY, EMIGRANT PUBLICATIONS] LOT of four poetry collections, published in exile, 1930s–1940s. Sold as is. [POETRY, EMIGRANT PUBLICATIONS] LOT: 1) Ivan SAGATSKY. Memory. Paris, 1938. 60 pp., hardcover, 19.5 × 14.5 cm, generally fair condition (sticker on the cover). 2) Sergei SIMONOVICH. Faces of Russian Cities. Brussels, 1936. 39 pp., no dust jacket, 21.5 × 14 cm, in good condition. 3) SMIRNOVA-MAKSHEEVA, Tatiana. The Mystery of Kazbek (A Georgian Legend in Verse from the 16th–17th Centuries). Published by Typ. Navarre, Paris, 1947. 63 pp., publisher’s cover, 18.5 × 14 cm., printed by the parish library in Brussels, in fair condition. 4) SMIRNOVA-MAKSHEEVA, Tatiana—Autograph. *Domovoy*. Stories and Poems. Nice, [1958]. 99 pp., hardcover, 18.5 × 11 cm, dedication by the author to Pyotr Petrovich Annenkov, general condition. Pyotr Petrovich Annenkov (1890–before 1970) – military official. While in exile, he worked for V. Burtsov’s newspaper *Obschye Delo* in Paris, then in Belgium. He published the monthly magazine *Rodnye Perezvony*.
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