"A bleak political vision enhanced by its autobiographical tone. A gripping, non-stop excursion into a plausible hell" Publishers Weekly A wild, passionate, ...

While in forced exile, writer V.P. Aksenov collaborated with Radio Liberty for more than ten years, from 1980 to 1991. For ten years he “slandered” the Sovie...

The main character of the story accidentally picks up an unknown radio in his car. The radio station broadcasts completely incomprehensible, some kind of oth...

The book by critic, literary historian, author and compiler of 16 books by Alexander Rubashkin is dedicated to Leningrad radio during the siege. Using materi...

The book contains letters from Vysotsky and reports that were heard on Radio Svoboda. If some of the reports in the book are not so topical compared to the t...

Capturing for posterity the vanishing world of uranium mining, this candid memoir recounts the author’s adventures and misadventures working underground i...

For ten years, Norma has been the on-air voice of consolation and hope for the Indians in the mountains and the poor from the barrios — a people broken by...

A thin, disappearing, elusive line between Light and Darkness, Good and Evil, Life and Death. Where does it go? Perhaps somewhere very close - in a forest ne...

M.: DMK Press, 2004.

Many today are concerned about the growing influence of informatization and robotization on social life. It is no secret that robotics is developing at a rap...

This publication is a printed version of an electronic textbook on the discipline "Theory of Radio Circuits and Signals". The manual includes a short course ...