Item #1457 [Banned for import into the USSR] Twenty-Two Dissident Pamphlets from the Russian Solidarist Movement in Exile (1950s–1980s)
[Banned for import into the USSR] Twenty-Two Dissident Pamphlets from the Russian Solidarist Movement in Exile (1950s–1980s)
[Banned for import into the USSR] Twenty-Two Dissident Pamphlets from the Russian Solidarist Movement in Exile (1950s–1980s)
[Banned for import into the USSR] Twenty-Two Dissident Pamphlets from the Russian Solidarist Movement in Exile (1950s–1980s)
[Banned for import into the USSR] Twenty-Two Dissident Pamphlets from the Russian Solidarist Movement in Exile (1950s–1980s)
[Banned for import into the USSR] Twenty-Two Dissident Pamphlets from the Russian Solidarist Movement in Exile (1950s–1980s)
[Banned for import into the USSR] Twenty-Two Dissident Pamphlets from the Russian Solidarist Movement in Exile (1950s–1980s)
[Banned for import into the USSR] Twenty-Two Dissident Pamphlets from the Russian Solidarist Movement in Exile (1950s–1980s)
[Banned for import into the USSR] Twenty-Two Dissident Pamphlets from the Russian Solidarist Movement in Exile (1950s–1980s)
[Banned for import into the USSR] Twenty-Two Dissident Pamphlets from the Russian Solidarist Movement in Exile (1950s–1980s)
[Banned for import into the USSR] Twenty-Two Dissident Pamphlets from the Russian Solidarist Movement in Exile (1950s–1980s)
[Banned for import into the USSR] Twenty-Two Dissident Pamphlets from the Russian Solidarist Movement in Exile (1950s–1980s)
[Banned for import into the USSR] Twenty-Two Dissident Pamphlets from the Russian Solidarist Movement in Exile (1950s–1980s)
[Banned for import into the USSR] Twenty-Two Dissident Pamphlets from the Russian Solidarist Movement in Exile (1950s–1980s)
[Banned for import into the USSR] Twenty-Two Dissident Pamphlets from the Russian Solidarist Movement in Exile (1950s–1980s)
[Banned for import into the USSR] Twenty-Two Dissident Pamphlets from the Russian Solidarist Movement in Exile (1950s–1980s)
[Banned for import into the USSR] Twenty-Two Dissident Pamphlets from the Russian Solidarist Movement in Exile (1950s–1980s)
[Banned for import into the USSR] Twenty-Two Dissident Pamphlets from the Russian Solidarist Movement in Exile (1950s–1980s)
[Banned for import into the USSR] Twenty-Two Dissident Pamphlets from the Russian Solidarist Movement in Exile (1950s–1980s)
[Banned for import into the USSR] Twenty-Two Dissident Pamphlets from the Russian Solidarist Movement in Exile (1950s–1980s)
[Banned for import into the USSR] Twenty-Two Dissident Pamphlets from the Russian Solidarist Movement in Exile (1950s–1980s)
[Banned for import into the USSR] Twenty-Two Dissident Pamphlets from the Russian Solidarist Movement in Exile (1950s–1980s)
[Banned for import into the USSR] Twenty-Two Dissident Pamphlets from the Russian Solidarist Movement in Exile (1950s–1980s)
[Banned for import into the USSR] Twenty-Two Dissident Pamphlets from the Russian Solidarist Movement in Exile (1950s–1980s)

[Banned for import into the USSR] Twenty-Two Dissident Pamphlets from the Russian Solidarist Movement in Exile (1950s–1980s)

Item #1457

This group of twenty-two pamphlets represents a significant body of political and philosophical literature published by or associated with the National Alliance of Russian Solidarists (NTS) and affiliated émigré or underground networks during the Cold War era. Most of the Russian-language items were issued under the imprint of Bibliotechka solidarista (The Solidarist’s Library), published by Possev-Verlag in Frankfurt, the key publishing arm of the NTS.

These pamphlets collectively articulate an ideological alternative to both Western capitalism and Soviet communism through the lens of solidarism, which advocated national unity, Christian morality, and social justice rooted in individual responsibility. Topics span anti-communist resistance, national revival, youth mobilization, political strategy, and spiritual renewal. Several of the items were circulated clandestinely in the USSR and labeled as "Zapreshcheno k vvozu v SSSR" ("Banned for import into the USSR").

Contents of the group:

1. NTS: Introduction to a Russian Freedom Party, Possev, 1979, 71 pages: illustrations.

2. Smot: Informatsionnye biulleteni [SMOT: Informational Bulletins], No. 34, Posev, 1979, 127 pages.

3. Khronika Arkhipelaga GULag: Odin god politlageria VS 389/35 [Chronicle of the Gulag Archipelago: One Year in Political Camp VS 389/35], No. 23, Posev, 1976, 127 pages.

4. Vedushchaia rol' peredovykh idei [The Leading Role of Progressive Ideas], Pravda, 1958

5. E. I. Garanin. Kak vesti bor'bu [How to Conduct the Struggle], Possev, 1958. 73 pages.

6. N. A. Berdiaev. Filosofiia dukha [The Philosophy of Spirit], Possev, 1972, 71 pages.

7. S. A. Levitskii — filosof-solidarist [S. A. Levitsky — The Philosopher-Solidarist], Possev, 1972, 59 pages.

8. Na sluzhbe Rossii: Narodno-Trudovoi Soiuz, Possev, 1978. 70 pages: illustrations.

9. Kurganov, I. A. Reformizm v sssr, 104 pages.

10. Put' k svobode, NTS, 1956, 96 pages.

11. Put' k budushchei Rossii, NTS, 1987, 24 pages.

12. NTS v bor'be za mir, 4 pages (folded)

13. Roman Redlikh. O soprotivlenii zlu siloiu (po monografii I. A. Il'ina), Possev, 1973, 31 pages.

14. Nikolai Berdiaev. Dukhi russkoi revoliutsii, 38 pages.

15. Problemy miroustroistva, Possev, 1975, 38 pages.

16. Roman Redlikh. Molekuliarnaia doktrina V. D. Permskogo, Possev, 1977, 30 pages.

17. Roman Redlikh. Ob ustroistve vlasti, Possev, 1973 37 pages.

18. Solidarizm - ideia budushchego, NTS 1974, 28 pagers.

19. Solidarizm i dialektika, Possev 1973, 44 pages.

20. D.V. Vladimirskii. Solidarnost' i obshchestvennoe razvitie, Possev 1974, 46 pages.

21 Igor' Voshchynin. Solidarizm i pravo, Possev 1985, 48 pages.

22. Dialektika B. P. Vysheslavtseva, Possev 1973, 45 pages.

Price: $750.00

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