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      • Books Tatin Giannaro / Dr. Olga-Tatjana Rauch

        Contemporary fiction with strong female characters. Realism combining elements of suspense with elements of humor. Multi-layered stories about modern-day life and love, society and human beings. In focus: women and their own view of the world. Universal emotions, desires and human values, a portrait of society and a documentation of recent historical events. Young women in foreign countries. We publish novels, narrations, poems, and short stories.

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      • Tatsunoie

        Tatsunoie consists writing, designing and binding by hand in Japan. My books may not be standard. However, some heightened sensitivity pursue to the promises of life. I try to each customer can feel their own feeling efficiently, so drawing and writing minimize. There is a strong bind between sentence and drawing. It is close to riddle. You can feel new emotion when you read and read. And the sentences written in Japanese and English.

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        November 2005

        Tamara de Lempicka

        Ein Leben für Dekor und Dekadenz

        by Claridge, Laura / Englisch Gabler, Irmengard

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        July 1989

        Der russische Regenbogen

        Roman

        by Hermann Lenz

        Versöhnung – ihr Symbol: der Regenbogen – ist das Ziel dieses frühesten Romans von Hermann Lenz. Was ihr vorausgeht: die letzten Kriegsmonate, der Rückzug der deutschen Armee, die Bombardierungen der deutschen Städte, scheint sie zunächst nicht bewirken zu können, nicht jedenfalls bei all denen, die zu den »displaced persons« gehören, den Kriegsgefangenen, Zwangsarbeitern, aus den KZ’s befreiten Juden. Die junge Russin Tamara, das Ich des Romans, ist eine solche Person. Als Zwangsarbeiterin wird sie 1944 nach Ostpreußen geschafft, von dort flieht sie, gelangt aber nur in das Fremdarbeiterinnenlager einer süddeutschen Stadt. Ihr moralischer Halt sind ihr Haß und das Gift, das sie in der Jacke versteckt hat und das sie vor dem Unerträglichen bewahren soll. Doch Tamara Lasowskaja, einstige Medizinstudentin, jung, schön, erträgt viel, läßt sich durch nichts entmutigen, zu nichts verführen. Als die Amerikaner sie und ihre Leidensgenossinnen befreien, kann ihr die Jubelstimmung der anderen, deren unrealistisches Heimatgefühl für das ihnen nun gleichsam gehörende Deutschland wenig anhaben. Doch sie lernt zu verzeihen. Sie gibt ein Fest, das Opfer und ehemalige Feinde vereint, und kehrt illusionslos in ihr Land zurück.

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        March 1998

        Der Teufel auf der Säule

        52 Flash-Geschichten

        by Iso Camartin

        Wissen Sie, wie Johannes Brahms seine Schülerin Elisabeth von Herzenberg genannt hat? Kennen Sie Tamara Iwanowna, die feierliche Interpretin Pasternaks? Was hat Joseph Beuys mit seinem Satz › Jeder Mensch ist ein Künstler‹ gemeint? Und was schrieb Marcel Duchamp auf das Etikett eines Parfüm-Flakons?Iso Camartin erzählt Geschichten aus der Welt der Kunst, erzählt von ›Sternstunden‹ der Musik, Literatur und Malerei, von Filmemachern und Lebenskünstlern - erzählt: ›Flash-Geschichte‹.Ein Flash ist ein aufblitzendes Licht. Ein sprühender Funke. Eine Flash-Geschichte erzählt von einem funkelnden Detail in einem größeren Ganzen.

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        Relationships
        2019

        Daughter

        by Tamara Horikha Zernia

        The events of the novel unfold in the spring and summer of 2014 in Donetsk. Donbas is a zeroing out point; it’s a place of strength where the country’s most important questions have sounded. And only there are the necessary answers hidden. It was here that the novel’s nameless heroine lost her family, home, job, and illusions, and it was here that she gathered up the fragments of her life and discovered new meaning and new support. Step by step the reader observes the process of transformation, the metamorphosis of a crop-sower into a warrior. Because war is when you eat the earth. So what’s more important than feeding the earth?

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        Biography & True Stories
        July 2021

        Serhii Lyfar. The biography

        Flying under the wing of Icarus

        by Roman Bereza

        The novel depicts the life and work of the legendary Ukrainian dancer and choreographer Serhii Lyfar who, due to his talent, entered the cohort of the most outstanding artists of the world culture of the 20th century. Relying on documentary sources and biographical data, the author vividly and truthfully describes the entire era of the development of choreographic art in Europe, which is associated with the name of the great Ukrainian, who was destined to appear at the origins of the latest revival of French ballet in the last century. The reader can watch Kyiv in the first quarter and middle of the 20th century. In the novel also appears the theatrical, choreographic, and artistic life of France of that time, which was vividly reflected in the creative path of Serhiy Lyfar and received its dynamic development in unity with such notable figures as Serhiy Diaghilev, Mykhailo Fokin, Enrico Cecchetti, Matilda Kshesinska, Anna Pavlova, Olga Spesyvtseva, Tamara Karsavina, Vaclav and Bronislava Nijinsky, Pablo Picasso, Igor Stravinsky, Sergei Prokofiev, Alexander Benoit, Coco Chanel, George Balanchine and a number of other famous personalities who were in the center of world culture and art.

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        Humanities & Social Sciences
        October 2021

        Outcasts: Punished by Space

        by Tamara Vronska, Olena Stiazhkina

        Minusnyky (outcasts) are a verbal and social creation of the Soviet state, which, through repression, discrimination and control, created communities of "friends" and "foes", branding the latter with punitive methods and forming a specific language to denote them. The book talks about a special category of citizens of the "Soviet country" who were recognized as "socially dangerous" and punished by a ban on settling in a number of areas of the USSR after forced "removal" from their places of permanent residence, as well as serving time in the Gulag system. The researchers analyze the process of constructing the Bolshevik concept of the geographical isolation of the "disloyal" and determine the logic of creating the Soviet space as a space of prohibitions. The regularity of the Soviet territories is analyzed not only as a manifestation of Stalin's repressive policy but also as an organic part of the functioning of the totalitarian mechanism which picked up momentum when the Bolsheviks seized power.

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