These Are the Russians (1943) travel books"For My Friend, Colleague and Companion Alfred Eisenstaedt": Extraordinary Copy of Richard Lauterbach's These Are the Russians, Inscribed by Him to His Friend and Fellow LIFE Journalist, the Acclaimed Photographer Alfred Eisenstaedt Lauterbach, Richard E. These Are the Russians. New York and London: Harper & Brothers, 1945. Octavo. Hardcover. 2nd Edition. Second edition of this collection of a journalist's observations about the Russians and
meant to instruct Americans how to plant and maintain a garden big enough to feed a whole family at a time when food was scarce due to the war effort
First edition of this analysis of the failings of the German military machine
While Yoder is an unapologetic misogynist
a bit of wear to pictorial boards and cloth spine
There Must Be a Similar Unity in the National Confidence"
and roast opossum
beautifully illustrated with 30 color plates by George Wharton Edwards
pictorial boards bright with only faintest foxing along one edges and most minor rubbing
New Haven: Yale University Press
front inner paper hinge split but holding strong
traveling through Switzerland and eventually landing in France
Only slight soiling to wrappers