The God Who Didn't Laugh, Gleb Botkin, Payson & Clarke ltd, 1929

Language: English

Published by Payson & Clarke ltd, New York, 1929

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We believe that the condition of the book is best described by the five photos. size: 20x14 cm Quite a lot of fox dotting. Browning in first and last page, see photos The book describes the life of Gleb Botkin. A childhood under the Russian Czar (The Romanovs) His father was the Czar's physician. The author was not close to the Czar family, perhaps he never met them. His later life as a monk in a Russian monastery. Great authenticity, great horror. He was killed, shot in Yekaterinburg.

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Title
The God Who Didn't Laugh, Gleb Botkin, Payson & Clarke ltd, 1929
Author
Gleb Botkin
Publisher
Payson & Clarke ltd, New York
Publication year
1929
Condition
Good
Binding
Hardcover
Language
English
Edition
1st Edition
Item weight
170 grams

Piccadilly Books & Pigalle livres

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A unique collection of primarily English and French books gathered in Egypt by my late brother, Bent Bach Christophersen. He was bookseller by education having finished his studies at Foyles in London in 1972. He moved to Cairo in the early 1990s where he noticed a surprising number of fine and rare books – not to mention pretty unique memorabilia’s - originating from Europe, to be found in the many, many small shops selling pretty much everything on the streets of Cairo. Intrigued, he found out that most of these books were left behind by the Europeans who, when president Abdel Nasser came to power in 1954, were asked to leave Egypt. They were given a very short notice and only brought their most prized possessions with them. My brother passed away early April 2022. He gave me the task to look after his collection. The money raised from the sales will go to the upkeep of his flat in Cairo. I hope you will enjoy browsing through the list as it will grow over the coming months.

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