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- General Descriptions of the Arctic and Arctic Travels
The chronological history of all travels to the northern polar countries, with the addition of a review of the physical properties of that region. Part 1
Berkh, Vasily Nikolaevich (1781-1834). The chronological history of all travels to the northern polar countries, with the addition of a review of the physical properties of that region. Sankt-Petersburg: Military printing house of the General Staff of His Imperial Majesty, 1821-1823.
Part 1. 1821.
The chronological history of all travels to the northern polar countries, with the addition of a review of the physical properties of that region. Part 2
Berkh, Vasily Nikolaevich (1781-1834). The chronological history of all travels to the northern polar countries, with the addition of a review of the physical properties of that region. Sankt-Petersburg: Military printing house of the General Staff of His Imperial Majesty, 1821-1823.
Part 2. 1823.
The North Pole and Arctic discoveries
Novosilsky, Pavel Mikhailovich (1800-1862). The North Pole and the Arctic discoveries. St. Petersburg: A. Dmitriev printing house, 1856.
In the field of eternal ice
Helwald, Friedrich von (1842-1892). In the field of eternal ice. St. Petersburg: ed. AS Suvorin, 1884.
Wonders of the polar world
Lebaziel, Eugene (1826-?). Wonders of the polar world. St. Petersburg: P. P. Soykin, cit. 1901.
About the Polar Countries
Krasnov, Andrei Nikolayevich (1862-1914). About the polar countries. Kharkov: Printing house of IM Varshavchik, 1904.
The study of the polar countries
Gassert, Kurt (1868-1947). The study of the polar countries. Odessa: Mathesis, 1912.
In the Far North
Nansen, Frithjof (1861-1930).In the Far North.St. Petersburg: Edition T-va ON Popova 1914.
History of polar travels
Gassert, Kurt (1868-). History of polar travels. Berlin: IP Ladyzhnikov, Type. B. G. Teibner in Leipzig, 1923.
Polar countries
Rabot, Charles (1856-1944). Polar countries. Leningrad: Editorial and Publishing Department of the Maritime Department, 1924.
The struggle for the poles of the earth
Alexandrovsky, A. Borba for the poles of the earth. Leningrad: Publishing house "Red Newspaper", 1928.
Arctic
Lebedev, Nikolai Konstantinovich (geographer, social activist, 1880-1934). Arctic. Moscow: State Educational Pedagogical Publishing House, 1932; Leningrad.
Travel to polar countries
Dyakonov, Mikhail Alekseevich (writer, 1885-1938). Traveling in polar countries. Leningrad: Publishing house of the All-Union Arctic Institute, 1933.
Way to the Pole
Samoilovich, Rudolph Lazarevich (1881-1940). Way to the Pole. Leningrad: publishing house of the All-Union Arctic Institute, 1933.
New country in the North
Stefanson, Vilhelmur (1879-1962). A new country in the North. [Khabarovsk]: Dalgiz, 1933.
Siege of the Pole
Lebedenko, A. Osada pole. [Leningrad]: OGIZ. Gos. published in children. years. Leningr. Separation, 1934.
Hospitable Arctic
Stefanson, Vilhelmur (1879-1962). Hospitable Arctic. Leningrad: Glavsevmorputi Publishing House, 1935.
To the icy heart of the Arctic
Lebedev, Alexey Ivanovich (writer). To the icy heart of the Arctic. Moscow: Uchpedgiz, 1st Model Printing House, 1935.
North Pole
Piri, Robert Edwin (1856-1920). North Pole. Leningrad: Glavsevmorputi Publishing House, 1935.
On the pole!
Garin, Fab. At the Pole !. [Moscow]: The Young Guard, 1937.
History of expeditions to polar countries
Dyakonov, Mikhail Alekseevich (writer, 1885-1938). History of expeditions to the polar countries. Arkhangelsk: Arkhangelsk Regional Publishing House, 1938.
Polar finds
Popov, Vladimir Alekseevich (writer, traveler, 1875-1942). Polar finds. Leningrad: publishing house Glavsevmorputi, 1940; Moscow.
North American
North American.Moscow: Publishing House of Foreign.Lighted., 1950. - Some Foreign Expeditions
725 days in the Arctic ice
Payer, Julius (1842-1915). 725 days in the Arctic ice. Leningrad: Glavsevmorputi Publishing House, 1935.
Плавание на "Веге". 1
Норденшельд. Адольф Эрик. 1832-1901. Плавание на "Веге". Ленинград: Издательство Главсевморпути, 1936.
1. 1936.
Three years in the Arctic
Greeley, Adolphe Washington (1844-1935). Three years in the Arctic. Leningrad: publishing house Glavsevmorputi, 1935.
Fritiof Nansen and his travels to Greenland and the North Pole
Annenskaya, Alexandra Nikitichna (1840-1915). Fritiof Nansen and his travels to Greenland and the North Pole. Petrograd: Typography of M. Stasyulevich, 1916.
Swimming by the north-west passage on the ship "Joa"
Amundsen, Rual (1872-1928). Swimming by the north-west passage on the ship "Joa". Leningrad: Publishing House of the Main Directorate of the Northern Sea Route, 1935.
The case about the consideration in the Council of Ministers of the petition of the captain of the German Arctic expedition V. Berg on the permission to conduct scientific work on the Taimyr Peninsula
Council of Ministers (1905-1917).
The case on the consideration in the Council of Ministers of the petition of the captain of the German Arctic expedition V. Berg on the permission to conduct scientific work on the Taimyr Peninsula.
Swimming on the ship "Mod" in the waters of the Laptev and East Siberian seas [1920-1925]
Sverdrup, Harald Ulrik (1888-1957). Swimming on the ship "Mod" in the waters of the Laptev and East Siberian seas [1920-1925]. Leningrad: Publishing House of the USSR Academy of Sciences, 1930.
The first flight across the Arctic Ocean from Europe to America
Dmitriev, Sergey Nikolaevich (writer, geographer, 1878-1938). The first flight across the Arctic Ocean from Europe to America. Moscow: The Edition of GF Mirimanov, 1929.
In the ice on the submarine
Sverdrup, Harald Ulrik (1888-1957). In the ice on the submarine. Leningrad: Publication of the All-Union Arctic Institute, 1934 [on the region. 1933]. - Military Operations in the Arctic
- The World War I (1914-1918)
Correspondence with the Ministry of the Sea on the appropriation of funds for the purchase from Japan of Russian warships that were flooded during the Russo-Japanese War in Port Arthur and Chemulpo; the permission to order in England motor boats for the s
Council of Ministers (1905-1917).
Correspondence with the Marine Ministry on the appropriation of funds for the purchase from Japan of Russian warships that were flooded during the Russo-Japanese War in Port Arthur and Chemulpo; the permission to order in England motor boats for the seas of the Arctic Ocean; on the release of funds for the costs of the Meeting on Maritime Transport; on the extension to Finland of the law on military-judicial service; on the change in the amount of pensions to workers and employees of the Maritime Department.
On the release of funds for the construction of destroyers for the Baltic Sea and the acquisition in America of submarines for the Arctic Ocean, the Black and Baltic Seas
Council of Ministers (1905-1917).
About the release of funds for the construction of destroyers for the Baltic Sea and the acquisition in America of submarines for the Arctic Ocean, the Black and Baltic Seas. - The World War II (1939-1945)
The war in the Arctic
The war in the Arctic. Arkhangelsk: [Pomor State University], 2001.
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The development of the Arctic and the Northern Sea Route
The development of the Arctic and the Northern Sea Route. St. Petersburg: Presidential Library, 2013
Greeting of the General Director of the Presidential Library A. P. Vershinin to participants of the conference-webinar "Day of the Arctic in the Presidential Library", February 28, 2013
Greeting of the General Director of the Presidential Library A. P. Vershinin to participants of the webinar conference "The Day of the Arctic in the Presidential Library," February 28, 2013. St. Petersburg: The Boris Yeltsin Presidential Library, 2013
Arctic Day at the Presidential Library
Arctic Day at the Presidential Library.St. Petersburg: Presidential Library, 2020.
The Presidential Library held a conference "The Power of Russia Will Grow in Siberia and the Arctic Ocean"
The Presidential Library held a conference "The Power of Russia will grow in Siberia and the Arctic Ocean". St. Petersburg. : Presidential Library, 2010.
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