3287. Adamic, Louis. The native's return: an American immigrant visits Yugoslavia and discovers his old country. New York: Harper & Brothers, 1934, 14th edition, [i]-vi pp. , 2 l., 3-370pp., dust-jacket worn around edges with a few chips and tears, gray cloth with woodcut illustration on front cover, previous owner's name, $7
Map on end papers. In Joseph Roucek's review of Milovan Djilas, Land without Justice, he reminded readers of Adamic's popular work: "For some reason, nobody has noticed that Djilas' presentation suffers by comparison with one of the most popular works written during the depression period; this is the study by Louis Adamic, entitled The Native's R turn. On the basis of his anecdotes and the description of social customs in his na tive country which are found in this book, Adamic became, at that time, one of the most popular lecturers on the value of 'primitive cultures.' " (Annals, Sept. 1958, p. 186).

26296. Gause, Fritz. Deutsch-slawische Schicksalsgemeinschaft: Abriss einer Geschichte Ostdeutschlands und seiner Nachbarländer. Kitzingen, Main, Holzner, 1952, 312pp., good yellow and blue cloth but heavy foxing on endpapers, $12
Series: Aus dem Göttinger Arbeitskreis.

26742. Gitelman, Zvi, ed. Cultures and nations of Central and Eastern Europe : essays in honor of Roman Szporluk. Cambridge, Mass. : Ukrainian Research Institute, Harvard University Press, 2000, xxi, 646 pp., 24 cm., large PAPERBACK, very good, $20
Women in Ukraine : the political potential of community organizations / Martha Bohachevsky-Chomiak - Systemic crisis and national mobilization : the case of the "Memorandum of the Serbian Academy" / Audrey Helfant Budding - Europe west and east : thoughts on history, culture, and Kosovo / Walter D. Connor - Progressice Judaism in Poland : dilemmas of modernity and identity / Steven D. Corrsin - The Slavic Saint Jerome : an entertainment / John V. A. Fine - Surzhyk : the rules of engagement / Michael S. Flier - Native land, promised land, golden land : Jewish emigration from Russian and Ukraine / Zvi Gitelman - Symbolic autobiography in the prose of Mykola Khvyl’ovyi (some preliminary observations) / George G. Grabowicz - The odyssey of the Petliura Library and the records of the Ukranian National Republic during World War II / Patricia Kennedy Grimsted - Taras Bulba on the Pampas and the fjords : a Unkrainian Cossack theme in Western opera / Lubomyr A. Hajda - (cont.) The borderlands of power : territory and great power status in Russia at the beginning and at the end of the twentieth century / Fiona Hill - Krakivs’ki visti : an overview / John-Paul Himka - National Identities in post-Soviet Ukraine : the case of Lviv and Donetsk / Yaroslav Hrytsa - Text and subtext in Roman Ivanychuck’s mal’vy / Assya Humesky - Losing faith : the Slovak-Hungarian constitutional struggles, 1906-1914 / Owen V. Johnson - Was Iaroslav of Halych really shooting sultans in 1185? / Edward L. Keenen - The Habsburg empire (re)disintegrates : the roots of opposition in Lviv and Ljubljana, 1988 / Padraic Kenney - The image of Jews in Ukraine’s intellectual tradition : the role of Istoriia Rusov / Zenon E. Kohut - Nationalizing the public / Rita Krueger - Class interest and the shaping of a "non-historical" nation : reassessing the Galician Ruthenian path to Ukrainian identity / Hugo Lane - The Polish and Ukrainian languages : a mutually beneficial relationship / Michal Lesiow - Interwar Poland and Romania : the nationalization of elites, the vanishing middle, and the problem of intellectuals / Irina Livezeanu - Private property comes to Russia : the reign of Catherine II / Richard Pipes - The revolutionary crisis of 1846-1849 and its place in the development of nineteenth-century Galicia / Antony Polonsky - (cont.) the first constitution of Ukraine (5 April 1710) / Omeljan Pritsak - Nationalism and communist multiethnic polities: the legacies of ethnicization / Teresa Rakowska-Harmstone - Religious exclusion and state building : the Roman Catholic Church and the attempted revival of Greek Catholicism in teh Chelm region, 1918-1924 / Konrad Sadkowski - Inscriptions east and west in the first millennium : the common hertiage and the parting of ways / Ihor Sevcenko - Russians in Ukraine : probelsms and prospecets / Roamn Solchanyk - Natioanalism and the public sphere : the limits of rational association in the nineteenth-century Polish countryside / Keely Strauter-Halsted - History and the making of nations / Ronals Grigor Suny - Grappling with the hero : Hrushevs’kyi confronts Khmel’nyts’kyi / Frank E. Sysyn - Ernest Gellner and the "constructivist" theory of nation / Andrzej Walicki - Old-fashioned Slavs at carnival in Venice : the dramatic dilemma of Eastern Europe / Larry Wolff - The diminishing burden of the Soviet past : Russian assessments of Russian-Ukrainian linkages / William Zimmerman.

28287. Hunt, Swanee. This was not our war : Bosnian women reclaiming the peace. Foreword by William Jefferson Clinton. Durham : Duke University Press, 2005, 2d printing, xxxiv, 307pp., very good dust-jacket, very good orange hardcover, $7.5
Introduction - Madness - Hell Breaks Loose - Love in the Crucible - Reasons for the War - The Lie of Intractable Hatreds - Heal History - Challenges - Women Transforming - The Road to Reconciliation - Epilogue: The Courage to Hope.

15868. Kubijovyc, Volodymyr, ed. Ukraine. A Concise Encyclopaedia. Prepared by Shevchenko Scientific Society, Foreword by Ernest J. Simmons. Canada: University of Toronto Press, 1971, 1963-1971, 1185, 1394pp., TWO VOLUMES, good decorated cloth, 6 color maps laid in, volume two torn at top of spine, $85
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15656. März, Josef. Gestaltwandel des Südostens. Berlin: Frundsberg-Verlag, 1942, 366pp., very good blue 1/4 cloth, printed boards, endpapers brittle, map section in rear pocket, $13
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16259. Rubulis, Aleksis, 1922-. Baltic literature. A survey of Finnish, Estonian, Latvian, and Lithuanian literatures. Notre Dame, University of Notre Dame Press [1970], xv, 215pp. 24 cm, very good dust-jacket, very good blue cloth, $15
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17853. Rusis, Armins, ed. Res Baltica. A collection of essays in honor of the memory of Dr. Alfred Bilmanis (1887-1948). Edited by Adolf Sprudzs and Armins Rusis. Preface by Loy W. Henderson. Leyden, A. W. Sijthoff, 1968, 304pp., very good blue cloth, ex-library with several stamps, bookplate removed, call number label removed, otherwise clean copy, $35
Contributors: Sprudzs, Germanis, Hanchett, Vardys, Loeber, Maggs, Zile, Ginsburgs, Bekeris, Sinha. Bibliography of Bilmanis' writings.

18627. Shafir, Michael, and others. Roumanie: Pour Servir à l'Histoire d'une Libération. Special issue of Les Temps Modernes, 45, 522 (Jan. 1990). Paris: Gallimard / Les Temps Modernes, 1990, 247pp., PAPERBACK, very good, $15
Many contributors, complete issue on Rumania.

8837. Slovak Institute, Rome. Slovak studies. III. Cyrillo-Methodiana. Rome: Slovak Institute, 1963, 224pp., very good private blue half-cloth, $35
Nine contributions in English, French, Germanh on Moravia, the Cyrillo-Methodian era, slovak religious customs, the Olsavsky bishops, Slovak Catholics.

23535. Wechsberg, Joseph. The Voices (Prague 1968). Garden City: Doubleday, 1969, stated First Edition, 113pp., very good dust-jacket but glued to endpapers in plastic sleeve, very good hardcover, but ex-library with stamps, pocket, call number, $9
Wechsberg was born in Czechoslovakia and had been in Prague before the Russian invasion.