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Moskva: Pravda, 1949. Soft cover. First edition; staple-bound 5 ½†x 8 ½†; pp. 3-30, [1] including text to last page; original printed wraps; mild age-toning along margins; slight vertical crease line running through middle of book; several notes in faded blue ink to front cover verso and two of the pages; text clean; good or better.

Sofia: Partizdat, 1975. Hardcover. Fifth edition; 5 ¼†x 8†; pp. [5], 6-592; original red boards with title in b & w; very minor wear to covers; near fine or better.

Moskva: Iskusstvo, 1983. Soft cover. Good. First Russian edition, translated from Polish; 12mo; pp. [2], 5-222, [2]; original pictorial wraps; wear along edges of covers; a few faded spots to wraps; color and b&w photos and drawings; good condition. An interesting study of the mythology of ancient Egypt.

New York: Time Inc., 1961. Soft cover. Very Good. First edition; 8 3/4" x 11"; pp. [2], 3-138 including text to first and last page; original stiff red pictorial wraps; plastic comb spine; minor wear (mostly slight rubbing to edges of covers and a faint crease line to lower back corner); mimeographed text; very good or better. An interesting report -ordered by and delivered to the publisher of Time, the Weekly Newsmagazine, on the Soviet political behavior and their economic offensive in the early '60s.

Sofia: Government Printing Office, 1949. Soft cover. Good. First edition; 6" x 8"; pp. 5-617, [9] including text to last page; original wraps (dark blue front and beige back); wear mostly along edges of spine with two closed vertical cuts to head and tail; dust-dulling to back cover; deckled page edges; approximately half of the pages tipped-in (appear to have never been properly bound); small rubbed spot to upper margin of front cover; good. Traicho Kostov, former President of the Council of Ministers and General Secretary of the Central Committee of the Bulgarian Communist Party, and 10 other prominent Communists were sentenced to death by the Bulgarian Supreme Court (and later executed) for belonging to the "left-sectarian" faction of the Bulgarian Communist Party in the 1930's. "Left-sectarianism" was known as the Bulgarian version of Trotskyism. He was accused of spreading anti-Soviet sentiment in the Party and more importantly - of attempting to cause mistrust… Read More