Russian Literature and the Jew : a sociological inquiry into the nature and origin of literary patterns

by Joshua Kunitz

Russian Kossake

Enth. außerdem: Notshenka. Polka

Die Satire in der jüdischen Literatur

Heinrich Gross

Salomon Bonfed's Satire

Jakob Egers

Die Satire in der jüdischen Literatur

Heinrich Gross

Die Satire in der jüdischen Literatur

Heinrich Gross

Popular poetry of the Russian Jews

by Leo Wiener

Römer-Maske : eine Festschrift phantastischer Satire und satirischer Phantasie ; [heiterer Begleiter der Gegenwart, der Zukunft ; angenehme Memoria farbiger Vergangenheit] ; aus Anlass und zur Erinnerung an den Maskenball der Farbe veranstaltet vom Bunde Tätiger Altstadtfreunde und unter dem löblichen Präsidium des Stadtkämmerers Doctor Heinrich Anastasius Langer in sämtlichen Räumen des ehrwürdigsten Tanzhauses Germaniae im Römer der Stadt Frankfurt am Main am 21. Februar 1925

hrsg. von Benno Elkan

Satire

di Vittorio Alfieri

Rb-Sr and K-Ar data for Upper Vendian clayey rocks of the Russian Platform

Geochemical behavior of Rb-Sr and K-Ar systems in Upper Vendian clayey rocks of the Russian Platform is under consideredation. The use of additional data on grain size fractions of sedimentary rocks recovered from boreholes drilled in the Gavrilov Yam area made it possible to confirm the previous conclusion on two stages of epigenetic matter transformation (approximately 600 and 400 Ma ago). Distortions are related to transformation of sediments due to interaction in the water-rock system. Interaction degree was more intense in the upper part of the sedimentary section relative to its lower strata. These conclusions are substantiated by materials from boreholes that characterize different types of Vendian sections and different tectonic zones.

Composition of aerosols collected in the Western Russian Arctic in August-September 1991

In August-September 1991 during the SPASIBA expedition (Scientific Program on the Arctic and Siberian Aquatorium) aboard R/V Yakov Smirnitzky in the Laptev Sea ten samples of aerosols were collected by nylon nets. A combined approach including various analytical techniques, such as single-particle analysis, instrumental neutron activation analysis, and atomic absorption spectrophotometry, was used to study composition of the samples. Mass concentration of coarse-grained (>0.001 mm) insoluble fraction of aerosols ranged from 80 to 460 ng/m**3. In all the samples remains of land vegetation were found to be the dominant component. Organic carbon content of the aerosols ranged from 23 to 49%. Inorganic part of the samples was represented mainly by alumosilicates and quartz. Anthropogenic ''fly ash'' particles were observed in all the samples. Temporal variations of element concentrations resulted from differences in air masses entering the studied area.

Figures and related data of a review of the "Global and Russian energy outlook up to 2040"

The Global and Russian Energy Outlook up to 2040, prepared by the Energy Research Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences and the Analytical Center for the Government of the Russian Federation, analyses the long-term changes in the main energy markets and thereby identifies the threats to the Russian economy and energy sector. Research has shown that shifts in the global energy sector, especially in hydrocarbon markets (primarily the development of technologies for shale oil and gas extraction), will result in a slowdown of Russia's economy by one percentage point each year on average due to a decrease in energy exports comparison with the official projections. Owing to the lack of development of an institutional framework, an outdated tax system, low competition and low investment efficiency, Russia will be the most sensitive to fluctuations in global hydrocarbon markets among all major energy market players within the forecast period.