Rusia Medieval

• The life of the Archpriest Avvakum by himself. Traduction: V. Nabokov. New York 1960.
• Baron, S. H. (Ed. y trad.). The travels of Olearius in Seventeenth-Century Russia. Standford, 1967.
• Cross, S. H. y Sherbovitz-Wetzor, O. P., ed. y trad. The Russian Primary Chronicle, Laurentian Text. Cambridge (Massachuttests), 1953.
• Dewey, H. W. The White lake Charter: A medieval Russian Administrative Statue. Speculum, XXXII, 1957.
• Dmytryshtn, B. (Ed.). Medieval Russia: A source book, 900-1700. New York, 1967.
• Esper, T. (Ed. y trad.). Heinrich von Staden: The land and Government of Muscovy: A Sixteenth-Century account. Stanford, 1967.
• Fedotov, G. P. A Treasury of Russian Spirituality. New York, 1948.
• Fennel, J. (Ed. y trad.). The Correspondence between Prince A. M. Kurbsky and Tsar Ivan IV of Russia, 1564-1579 with Russian Text. New York et Cambridge (Grande-Bretagne), 1955.
• Fltcher, G. Of the Russe Commonwealth, 1591. Fac-similé de l’edition originale. Introduction de R. Pipes. Cambridge (Massachusetts), 1966.
• Harcave, S. Readings in Russian History. 2 vol. New York, 1962.
• Page, S. W. (Ed.) Russia in Revolution: Selected Readings in Russian Domestic History since 1855. Princeton, 1965.
• Pelenski, J. Russia and Kazan: Conquest and Imperial Ideology (1438-1560’s). La haye et Paris, 1974.
• Pesniakov, A. E. The formation of the Great Russian State : A Study of Russian History in the Thirteenth of Fifteenth Centuries. Traduit para A. E. Moorhouse. Chicago, 1970.
• Platonov, S. F. Moscow and the West. Edité et traduit par J. Wiezczynski. Hattiesburg (Mississipi), 1972.
• Platonov, S. F. Moscow and the West. The time of troubles: A Historical Study of the Internal Crisis and Social Struggle in the Sixteenth-and Seventeenth-Century Muscovy. Traduit et édité par J.Alexander. Lawrence (Kansas), 1970.
• Pokrovsky, M. N. History of Russia from the earliest times to the Rise of Commercial capitalism. Traduit et édité par J. D Clarkson et M. R. Griffiths. New York, 1931.
• Prawdin, M. The mongol Empire: Its Rise and Legacy. Traduit de l’allemand par E. et C. Paul. Nueva York y Londres, 1940. 2a ed., 1967.
• Raeff, M. “An Early Theorist of Absolutism; Joseph of Volokolamsk”. The American Slavic and East European Review, Vol. VIII, 1949.
• Raeff, M. (Ed.). Russian Intellectual History: An Anthology. New York, 1966.
• Riasanovsky, N. V. The Norman Theory of the origin Of the Russian State. The Russian Review, Automne 1947.
• Riha, T. Readings in Russian Civilization. 3 vol. Chicago, 1964.
• Rubinstein, A. Z. (Ed.). The Foreign Policy of the Soviet Union. New York, 1960.
• Runciman, S. Byzantium, Russia and Caesaropapism. Canadian Slavonic Papers, Vol II (1945).
• Schmemann, A. Ultimate Questions: An Anthology of Modern Russian Religious Thought. New York, 1965.
• Senn, A. E. (Ed.). Readings in Russian Political and Diplomatic History. 2 vol. Homewood (Illinois), 1966.
• Ševčenko, I. A Neglected Byzantine Source of Muscovite Ideology. Harvard Slavic Studies, Vol II, 1945.
• Ševčenko, I. Byzantine Cultural Influences. En C. Black (Ed.), Rewriting Russian History. Princeton, 1962.
• Soloviev, A. V. Holy Russia: The History of a Religious-Social Idea. New York, 1959.
• Spinka, M. Patriarch Nikon and the Subjection of the Russian Church to the State. Church History Vol. X., 1941.
• Stremoukhoff, D. “Moscow, the third Rome : Sources of the doctrine, Speculum, 1953.
• Szeftel, M. Russian Institutions and Culture up to Peter the Great. Londres, 1975.
• Thomsen, V. Relations Between Ancient Russia and Scandinavia and the origins of the Russian State, Oxford, 1877.
• Tikhomiroov, M. N. The Towns of Ancient Rus (Traduit du russe). Moscow, 1959.
• Vasiliev, A. A. The Goths in the Crimea. Cambridge (Massachuttests), 1936.
• Vernadsky, G. Ancient Russia. New Haven (Connecticut), 1943.
• Vernadsky, G. Bohdan, Hetman of UKraine, New Haven, 1941.
• Vernadsky, G. Kievan Russia. New Haven (Connecticut), 1948.
• Vernadsky, G. Russia at the dawn of the Modern Age, New Haven (Connecticut), 1959.
• Vernadsky, G. The Mongols and Russia, New Haven (Connecticut), 1953.
• Vernadsky, G. The Origins of Russia, Oxford, 1959.
• Vernadsky, G. The Tsardom of Moscow, 1547-1682. New Haven, (Connecticut), 1959.
• Voyce, A, The Art and Architecture of Medieval Russia. Norman (Oklahoma), 1967.
• Walsh, W. B. Readings in Russian History. Syracuse (État de New York), 1959.

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La Rusia de Pedro a Catalina la Grande

• Burbank J., Von Hagen M., Remnev A., (Ed.) Russian Empire: Space, People, Power, 1700-1930, Indiana University Press, 2007.
• Heller, M., Histoire de la Russie et de son empire, Flammarion, 1999.
• Hellman M., Goerhke C., Lorenz R., Scheibert P., Historia Universal del Siglo XXI Rusia, Ed. Siglo XXI, 1975.
• Madariaga, I. de, Russia in the Age of Catherine the Great, Weidenfeld and Nicholson, 1981.
• Mironov, B. A Social History of Imperial Russia, 1700–1917, 2 vols, Westview, 2000.
• Seton-Watson, H., The Russian Empire, 1801–1917, Clarendon Press,1967.
• Suny, R. (Ed.). The Cambridge History of Russia, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2006.
• Wortman R. S., Scenarios of Power: Myth and Ceremony in Russian
• Monarchy, 2 vols, Princeton University Press, 2000.

   

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Revolución Rusa

Literatura 

• Ajmátova, Ana, Poemas.
• Bely, Andrei, Petersburgo.
• Bulgakov, Mijaíl, Corazón de Perro.
• Bulgakov, Mijaíl, El Maestro y Margarita.
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• Shalamov, Varlam, Relatos de Kolima.
• Solzhenitsin, Alexander, 1914.
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Historia general de Rusia y la URSS

• Meyer, Jean, Rusia y sus imperios 1894-199, Pide.
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• Clarck Katerina, The Soviet Novel: History as Ritual, Chicago, 1981.
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• Service Robert, Trotsky una biografía, ediciones B, 2009.
• Schapiro Leonard, The Communist Party of the Soviet Union, 1970.
• Ferro Mark, October 1917: A Social History of the Russian Revolution, 1980.
• Stites Richard, Russia in the Era of NEP, Bloomington 1991.
• Mawdsley Evan, The Russian Civil War, Boston.

Sobre el comunismo en Rusia

• Schapiro, Leonard, The Origins of the Communist Autocracy. (Harvard U. Press, 1955).
• Werth, Nicolas, Cannibal Island: Death in Siberian Gulag. (2007).
• Pipes, Richard, The formation of the Soviet Union: Communism and Nationalism,1917-1923. (Cambridge, 1964). Guerra Civil.
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• Evan, Mawdsley, The Russian Civil War, (Boston, 1987).

 II Guerra Civil

• Beevor, Anthony, Stalingrado, 1998.
• Beevor, Anthony, Berlín, la caída, 2002.
• Erickson, John, The Road to Stalingrad, (Nueva York, 1975).
• Erickson, John, The Road to Berlin, (Boulder, 1983).
• Spriano, Paolo, Stalin and the European Communists, (Londres, 1985).

   

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Rusia soviética

• Service, Robert, Rusia en el siglo XX, Historia Crítica, 2016.
• Lewis Gaddis, John, The United States and the Origins of the Cold War, 1941 – 1947, Nueva York, 1972.
• Gorlizki, Yoram, Cold Peace: Stalin and the Soviet Ruling Circle, 1945 – 1953, Oxford, 2004.
• Medvedev, Roy, Khrushchev, Oxford, 1982.
• Krushchev, Nikita, Nikita, Memorias, el ultimo testamento, Euros, 1975.
• Beevor, Anthony, Stalingrado, 1998. Berlín, la caída, 2002.
• Erickson, John, The Road to Stalingrad, Nueva York, 1975. The Road to Berlin, Boulder, 1983.
• Spriano, Paolo, Stalin and the European Communists, Londres, 1985.
• Sewerin Bialer, The Soviet Paradox; External Expansion, Internal Decline, New York,1986.
• Sunny, Grigory, The Revenge of the Past, 1993.

   

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 Rusia contemporánea

• Bureau for International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs, International Narcotics Control, Strategy Report 2015, p. 279 (www.state.gov/ documents/organization/ 239560. pdf).
• Cooley, Alexander, Scripts of Sovereignty: The Freezing of the Russia-Ukraine Crisis and Dilemmas of Governance in Eurasia. Enero, 2015.
• Eberstadt, Nicholas, Russia’s Peacetime Demographic Crisis: Dimensions, Causes, Implications. Seattle (WA), The National Bureau of Asian Research, 2010.
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• Jurczyszyn, Lukasz, “Russian Radical Nationalist Interpretation of the French Riots of November 2005”. The Journal of Post-Soviet Democratization, vol. 19, n ° 3, 2011.
• Jurczyszyn, Lukasz, “Russian Radical Nationalist Interpretation of the French Riots of November 2005”. The Journal of Post-Soviet Democratization,vol. 19, n ° 3, 2011.
• Peyrouse, Sebastien, “Former ‘Colonists’ on the Move? The Migration of Russian-Speaking Populations”, in Marlène Laruelle (dir.), Migration and Social Upheaval as the Face of Globalization in Central Asia, London, Brill, 2013, p. 215-238.
• Radvanyi, Jean; Laruelle, Marlène, “La Russie : Entre peurs et défis (Perspectives géopolitiques). (French Edition) (Emplacements du Kindle 3989-4064). Armand Colin. Édition du Kindle. Migrant Moscow”. American Ethnologist, vol. 40, n ° 3, 2013.
• Reeves, Madeleine, “Clean Fake: Authenticating Documents and Persons in Migrant Moscow”. American Ethnologist, vol. 40, n ° 3, 2013.
• Reeves, Madeleine, “Clean Fake: Authenticating Documents and Persons in Migrant Moscow”. American Ethnologist, vol. 40, n ° 3, 2013.
• Russian Council for International Affairs, 6 août 2013 (http:// russiancouncil.ru/en/ inner/? id_4 = 2195# top).
• Schenk, Caress, “Controlling Immigration Manually: Lessons from Moscow (Russia)”. Europe-Asia Studies, vol. 65, n ° 7, 2013.
• Shevel, Oxana, “The Politics of Citizenship Policy in Post-Soviet Russia”. Post- Soviet Affairs, vol. 28, n ° 1, 2012.
• eurasianet.org/ node/ 66602. 15E. Egorova, “Illegal Migration in Russia,”.

León Tólstoi

Novelas

• Tolstói, L. Ana Karénina. Alianza Editorial, 2018.
• Tolstói, L. El cupón falso. Nordica Libros, 2018.
• Tolstói, L. Guerra y paz. Alianza Editorial, 2011.
• Tolstói, L. Hadji Murat. Editorial Navona, 2013.
• Tolstói, L. Infancia. Adolescencia. Juventud. Alianza Editorial, 2018.
• Tolstói, L. La felicidad conyugal. Editorial Acantilado, 2012.
• Tolstói, L. La muerte de Iván Ilich. Alianza Editorial, 2016.
• Tolstói, L. La sonata a Kreutzer. Editorial Akal, 2010.
• Tolstói, L. Los cosacos. Alianza Editorial, 2016.
• Tolstói, L. Resurrección. Alianza Editorial, 2011.

Cuentos

• Tolstói, L. (2004) Tolstoi Colección Obras completas IV. Editorial Aguilar.
• Tolstói, L. Dios está donde hay amor, 1885.
• Tolstói, L. El león y el perrito. Editorial Debate, 1992.
• Tolstói, L. Entre lo divino y humano. Alcalá Grupo Editorial, 2014.
• Tolstói, L. Iván el tonto. Editorial Labor, 1970.
• Tolstói, L. La mañana de un terrateniente. Editorial Acantilado, 2021.
• Tolstói, L. La tormenta de nieve. Editorial Acantilado, 2010.
• Tolstói, L. Los mejores cuentos de Lev Tolstói. Editorial Jorge A. Mestas, 2019.
• Tolstói, L. Tres muertes. Createspace Independent Publishing Platform, 2015.

Obras religiosas y filosóficas

• Tolstói, L. Confesión. Editorial Acantilado, 2008.
• Tolstói, L. ¿Cuál es mi fe? La iglesia y el Estado. Editorial Verbum, 2020.
• Tolstói, L. El camino de la vida. Editorial Acantilado, 2019.
• Tolstói, L. El evangelio abreviado. KRK Ediciones, 2009.
• Tolstói, L. El reino de Dios está en vosotros. Editorial Kairós SA, 2010.

Correspondencia

• Tolstói, L. Correspondencia. Editorial Acantilado, 2008.

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