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Check out Anatoly
Pronin's web site. He has terrific
artistic photography of Russia and other places. Anatoly recently supplied a
striking photo of the Kopor'ye fortress you can now find in the section on that
place. We have recently added more photos not only to Kopor'ye but also
Ivangorod, Pechora monastery, Izborsk and Pskov fortresses. There is now a new
section with photography of the Russian Central Army Museum in Moscow. See the
index for links. Last year we added a fascinating collection of Old Believer
Brass Icons. NEW
also we now have the full text of the US Army's manual on the Red Army of WWII
- TM30-430
on CDROM in PDF format.
Special: It is hereWe have copies of
Tsekhgaus -
Arsenal the excellent Russian military history magazine - click above to
have a look at the cover and table of contents of issues 11,12,13,14,15,16. We
have been buying and distributing this super publication since the first issue
in 1991 but generally in insufficient copies to make translation worth while.
But now we are assured multiple copies and Mark Conrad has translated issues 13
and 14. Please email us at Xenophon for details. Copies are
limited in number so ask soon. By special arrangement with the publisher we
have obtained a few copies of the marvelous issue of NAPOLEON journal published in Fall 2000 at $9.95. We
are giving this away as a special promotion to all who order the set of issues
of Tsekhgaus.
We have 5 spectacular aerial photos of Kam'yanetz-Podilski, the fortress city
in Ukraine that we visited in 1997 and have featured for several years with
many photos at
Kam'yanetz.
We have just expanded sections on Yaroslavl, Trinity monastery, Novgorod,
Smolensk, Vyborg, and Rostov. After you visit our web site, you can call upon
Ukrintour to get you to these cities. We just added a section on the Virginia
armor museum - a private museum near Manassas Virginia. And we now have an
article on the Thirty Years' War.
With much more historical material available than we have room for at this
web site, we do appreciate recommendations and responses about what you find
useful. Our web pages on French medieval history and on the American Revolution
are at Xenophongroup.
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