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Assignment Russia

Marvin Kalb

2021

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The "Pigeon" Lost in my Pasternak Adventure S. 279-294

„… pantheon of Russia’s notable artists.From the moment I approached the dacha, I started film-ing the entire …” „… last, few stories touched me as deeply as the death of Boris Pasternak, the Russian poet and author of …” „… the Russian Revolution. I admired his lonely insistence on creative independence in a political …”

The Sino-Soviet Alliance: Mysteries, Puzzles, and Enigmas S. 109-128

„… in Russian history, I also made a point of studying Chinese his-tory, an approach that mystified …” „… sixteenth and seventeenth centuries of thousands of Russians, Ortho-dox by faith, deeply Slavic by tradition …” „… what was then the emptiness of Siberia, the Russians would build trading and military outposts; in time …”

Censors, Circuits, and Double Beds S. 243-267

„… more than ever the central role of the arts in Russian life.Mady and I have always loved Russian …” „… literature, realizing with each book or poem how the artist tries to maneuver his or her way through tsarist …” „… going to be better friends than when you were here in New York,” Hal joked.“Well, if the Russians keep …”

Broadcasting's One Thing, Writing's Another S. 38-63

„… crushed anti- Russian riots in the Georgian capital of Tbilisi shortly after Khrushchev’s denunciation of …” „… easily have been avoided? Was he a clown or a shrewd Russian peasant? Why was he pursuing such a …” „… Khrushchev, and he seemed to me to be a classic Russian nationalist, serious about his desire for what he …”

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Der Soundtrack unserer Träume

Konrad Heiland (ed.), Theo Piegler (ed.)

Series: Imago

Volume 2013

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Theo Piegler, Konrad Heiland Rettungsfantasien in Bild und Ton - Psychoanalytische Betrachtungen über die Filme Vertigo (Hitchcock 1958) und The Artist (Hazanavicius 2011) S. 171-210

„… (Hitchcock 1958) und The Artist (Hazanavicius 2011) Theo Piegler & Konrad Heiland Vorspann Im Folgenden geht …” „… Meisterwerke. Das erste ist Hitchcocks Vertigo (1958), das zweite The Artist (2011) von Hazanavicius …” „… Werke. Auf die Tonspur des Schlussteils von The Artist hat Hazanavicius mit viel Bedacht – dazu später …”

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Classical Heroes in the 21st Century

Martin Lindner (ed.), Nils Steffensen (ed.)

Series: Helden - Heroisierungen - Heroismen

Volume 20 2023

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Alexander Vandewalle Transformations of Heroic Aesthetics. Cinematic Forces in Video Games S. 149-160

„… antiquity – which exist beyond the rep-resentational media in which they are constructed by artists, and …” „… audience”.34 Concept artist Asim Steckel has cited the work of Japanese artist Kazuo Oga, who has also …” „… pottery can be found in anima-tion film, for example the Russian short film Olympians (1982, Fyodor …”

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A Dictionary for the Modern Pianist

Stephen Siek

2016

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G S. 55-66

„… artists—rightly or wrongly—were branded as Nazi apologists in the postwar years, Gieseking’s case was arguably …” „… assortment of chamber works with major artists.Gottschalk, Louis Moreau (b. New Orleans, 1829; d. Rio de …” „… 55GGabrilowitsch, Ossip (b. St. Petersburg, 1878; d. Detroit, 1936). Russian-born American pianist …”

R S. 167-184

„… ). Russian pianist, com-poser, and conductor who assumed American citizenship late in his life and whom many …” „… his maternal grandfather, who had been a general in the Russian army, received vast parcels of land …” „… watch. As a conservatory graduate, Rachmaninoff was now granted the title of “free artist,” the …”

S S. 185-212

„… ruin, she accepted a marriage proposal from Boris Loutzky, a Russian naval attaché, and briefly …” „… was that of hers yesterday.” The same review identified Samaroff as “American by birth but Russian by …” „… , one paper even identified her as “a clever Russian pianist,” while noting that another Russian …”

F S. 47-54

„… roles when she returned to the States, working simultane-ously as concert artist, teacher, critic …” „… was the composer John Alden Carpenter. After her younger sister Rose, a decorative artist, married …” „… range—reportedly the forest where Stradivarius obtained his wood. To date, a great many noted artists, including …”

L S. 97-112

„… all-Granados CD in 1991.Generally recognized as one of the major artists of the late twentieth century, de …” „… invita-tion, he began teaching for the Russian Musical Society, which in 1863 became the St. Petersburg …” „… . Initially, the contest was devoted to the single objective of enhancing the careers of accomplished artists …”

H S. 67-78

„… . He soon distinguished himself as a collaborative jazz musician, touring with artists such as Sarah …” „… long been identified and which has been covered by dozens of jazz, blues, and rock artists. The album …” „… Blues-tinged “Joanna’s Theme.” Han-cock has also collaborated with a wide spectrum of artists representing …”

Preface S. i-xvi

„… NardolilloContributions to Dictionaries for the Modern Musician series offer both the novice and the advanced artist lists …” „… the devotees of electronic keyboards have not always found common ground, but the artists and teachers …” „… countless younger, often magnificently gifted artists who have not yet reached the half-century mark …”

P S. 145-164

„… 145PPabst, Pavel [Paul] (b. Königsberg, Germany, 1854; d. Moscow, 1897). German-born Russian …” „… his solo works for publication. Pabst taught many noted Russian pianists at the conservatory …” „… virtuosic arrangement of the waltz from Eugene Onegin remained a staple of the Russian repertoire for over a …”

B S. 7-20

„… were once widely seen on American stages. The first major artist they signed was Vladimir de Pachmann …” „… Scala, among others.Barere, Simon (b. Odessa, 1896; d. New York, 1951). Rus-sian pianist. Barere was …” „… pianist, his style was influential on, and much admired by, artists such as Nat “King” Cole and Oscar …”

D S. 35-42

„… Eastern Europe, but her Jewish ethnicity often denied her privileges granted to other Soviet artists, and …” „… a mere “competition player,” he was recognized by many others as an artist of extreme sensitivity …” „… resume his career and was soon again playing major engagements. In 1986, he became artist-in-residence at …”

W S. 233-242

„… cov-ered by scores of artists, and “Ain’t Misbehavin’,” an equally famous song first heard in the 1929 …” „… Ahlert’s “I’m Gonna Sit Right Down and Write Myself a Letter.” Although other artists had refused the …” „… Philadelphia Academy of Mu-sic, where he studied with various teachers, including the Russian-born Genia …”

T S. 213-224

„… already in place. Although even in the 1920s, forward-looking jazz artists like Bix Beiderbecke had …” „… that his engagements now suggested the cha-risma of a concert artist rather than a club pianist. One …” „… artists to perform before an audience of nineteen thousand at the Hollywood Bowl. Several weeks later …”

K S. 87-96

„… extraordinarily disci-plined artist, which won him the respect of critics and colleagues. He distinguished himself …” „… the youngest artist ever to appear with the orchestra in the regular concert season—and his playing …” „… celebration of the centen-nial of his death. Kilenyi received the Artist’s Diploma from the academy in 1930 …”

M S. 113-132

„… , later becoming his assistant. Her immersion in the Russian tradition was well established by her …” „… “work of art” is especially famous. Harold Bauer was one of many artists who preferred Mason & Hamlin …” „… artists, including remem-brances of Sigismund Thalberg, a pianist he greatly admired and from whom he …”

I S. 79-80

„… com-petitions in Berlin, in which artists such as Arrau and Elly Ney won high honors. But like all manufacturers …” „… now operates separate divisions for piano, vio-lin, cello, and voice. Sponsored by the Russian federal …” „… City, 1925; d. Washington, D.C., 2003). American pianist. The child of Russian immigrants, he studied …”

A S. 1-6

„… returned to Chile in 1920 as a largely finished artist and enjoyed some early artistic successes in both …” „… http://www.arims.org.il.Ashkenazy, Vladimir (b. Nizhny Novgorod, Russia, 1937). Russian-born pianist and conductor. He studied with …” „… ) and the complete sonatas of Beethoven. In addition, he has left few of the standard Russian works …”

J S. 81-86

„… chosen among thirty jazz artists to 82 • Janis, Byronbe honored by the Kennedy Center as a “Living Jazz …” „… ). Amer-ican pianist. The son of Russian-Jewish parents, he was born Byron Yanks (the family name had been …” „… shortened from Yankilevich), and until he was seven, he studied in Pittsburgh with a Russian immigrant …”

V S. 227-232

„… artist we are not anxious to foster,” and her family’s competition was disbanded, with the last …” „… York City, 1956). Russian-born American pianist and teacher. Information about her early background has …” „… teach at the Smolnyi Institute, which Rezits describes as “a school for daughters of the Russian …”

C S. 21-34

„… , Shura (b. Odessa, 1909; d. London, 1995). Russian-born American pianist who lived in London for much of …” „… United States. An artist of remarkable longevity, Cherkassky played his last concert at the age of …” „… began to eclipse that of any classical artist in the world. On May 20, 1958—the day after he performed …”

Y S. 243-248

„… artists, and at this writing, their classical roster includes Byron Janis, Jerome Rose, and Abbey Simon …” „… . Peters-burg, 1914). Russian pianist and teacher, whose name sometimes appears in Western transliterations as …”

O S. 139-144

„… , though Ogdon also studied more briefly with the Russian-born Iso Elinson (1907–64), a pupil of Felix …” „… could only be imbued by the instru-ment’s manufacturer—or in other words, an artist may alter the …”

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Georg Kolbe — The Artist and National Socialism

Elisa Tamaschke (ed.), Julia Wallner (ed.)

2023

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Maike Steinkamp “Rightly forgotten”? Georg Kolbe after 1945 S. 334-349

„… 14, 1947:“You embody for us younger artists—you are not angry with us for saying this, are you!—the …” „… liberation by the Russians as a resurrection,”1 as he wrote in a letter to his patron, the collector and …” „… had already been one of Germany’s most successful artists in the 1920s, and this was not to change for …”

Aya Soika “Franco and Beethoven, how can I manage this?” Georg Kolbe and the Controversy over Modernism: The Sculptor within the Art Political Situation of the Years after 1933 S. 82-115

„… , Brauner Künstlertraum (Brown Artist’s Dream), photomontage (copper intaglio, 38 × 27 cm.) with the …” „… was the only artist from the then popular publication series Junge Kunst (Young Art) who had “remained …” „… firsthand, whether in the dispute over the exhibition 30 deutsche Künstler (30 German Artists) at Galerie …”

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Artists, Patrons, and the Public

Barry Lord, Gail Dexter Lord

2010

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Chapter 7 S. 97-122

„… power”—espe-cially when that power controls the artist’s patronage. The Russian com-poser Dmitri Shostakovich …” „… only thegrandeur of a patronage group is by no means limited to Soviet artists.Consider the two …” „… , eventually joining a Transcendentalist group of abstract artists.Thus the quantitative rise and then relative …”

Introduction S. 1-8

„… teams of South African artists,historians, preservationists, and urban planners, we helped to transform …” „… Spanish,Russian, Chinese, and Georgian. Cultural workers in Georgia have been par-ticularly engaged with using the …” „… arts? And how do weunderstand the role of the artist? We believe that a dynamic theory of cul-6 | I N T …”

Chapter 8 S. 123-156

„… half-century. Here again aesthetic culture is not a passive reflector, but an activeparticipant, as artists of …” „… added to the mix. But becausecreative artists and leading patrons respond to what’s new in their world …” „… grasped by the artists of the Sioux, Cheyenne, Blackfoot, and oth-ers, and supported by the patronage of …”

About the Authors S. 215-216

„… Management (2nd ed., 2009), which has been translated intoChinese, Georgian, Russian, and Spanish. They are …” „… haveinvolved them with artists, patrons, and the public, and have provided exhil-arating experiences of …”

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Transnationales Strafprozessrecht

Thomas M. Krüßmann

Series: Neue Schriften zum Strafrecht

Volume 3 2009

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Literaturverzeichnis S. 725-775

„… , Abraham (1996a): Prosecuting the »Russian Mafia«: Recent Russian Legislation and Increased Bilateral …” „… 113-129. ders. (2001b): 'The Trapeze Artists and the Ground Crew'. Police Cooperation and Intelligence …” „… , Joseph L. / Rogers R.E. / Shabalin, Victor (1995): Russian Organized Crime: Its History, Structure and …”

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Historical Dictionary of Surrealism

Will Atkin

2021

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Preface S. i-xxiv

„… artists—Biography—Dictionaries. | Arts,Modern—20th century—Dictionaries.Classification: LCC NX456.5.S8 A87 2022 (print) | LCC NX …” „… Jasper Sharp, 2011.Russian Music, by Daniel Jaffé, 2012.Music of the Classical Period, by Bertil van Boer …” „… Cinema, by Daw-Ming Lee, 2013.Russian Literature, by Jonathan Stone, 2013.Gothic Literature, by William …”

THE DICTIONARY S. 9-352

„… generation ofAmerican artists: among them William Baziotes and Robert Motherwell,who played a significant …” „… , Roger Caillois,Pierre Klossowski, Michel Leiris, Jules Monnerot, Jean Rollin, and JeanWahl. The artist …” „… (1899–1991). British artist who spent time in Paris in thelate 1920s and who subsequently became one of the …”

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The Dictionary of the Book

Sidney E. Berger

2023

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APPENDIX E. Book Collectors’ Clubs and Societies S. 525-530

„… ArtistsNordic-Baltic-Russian Network on the History of Books, Libraries and Readingsite should not rely on its links. Some …” „… instance, the Russian clubs listed below may no longer be members.As the entry at “Fellowship of American …” „… , RussiaNational Union of Bibliophiles, Moscow, Russia (formerly Organization of Russian Bibliophiles)The Society …”

The Dictionary S. 11-508

„… historical interest), artwork that could be done by accomplished artists, and bits of historical information …” „… Will Speak Plain, p. 413). What Miller refers to as “modern book art” is a whole world of artists who …” „… , saws, hammers, flames, glue, paints, strings, and anything else the artist uses or does to change the …”

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The Grand Spas of Central Europe

David Clay Large

2015

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Introduction S. 1-10

„… . An array of prominent artists—Frédéric Chopin, Richard Wagner, Hector Berlioz, Johannes Brahms …” „… rich-ness of the experience.I have duly included the stories of these and many other celebrated artists in …” „… , including the artistic patrons, at the grand spas. This was famously true of those Russian literary giants …”

Index S. 435-464

„… art/artists, 91–135, 235, 292–293, 395–96. See also individual artists; specific genres, e.g., musicians …” „… clinics in, 240–41; Revolutions of 1848–1849 in, 84–89, 416; Romantic-Era writers in, 108–15, 417; Russian …” „… community in, 57, 394–95; Russian writers/clientele in, 137–79 passim, 212; shopping scene in, 236; sports …”

CHAPTER THREE. Muses in the Waters S. 91-136

„… from fellow artists, living or dead. In the pages that follow I trace the importance of the Central …” „… notable exception of architects and landscape de-signers, visual artists did not have much impact on the …” „… Weimar, the duchy with which he would remain associated as a resident artist and statesman for the rest …”

CHAPTER FIVE. Politics on the Promenade S. 181-224

„… , including our own).Like having famous artists on the premises, hosting political gather-ings and royal …” „… served as an agent for the hated Russian czar. “Thank you, God, for the victory!” cried Sand as he knelt …” „… twenty-two-year-old student of Russian-German heritage named Oskar Becker, who had come to Baden-Baden the previous …”

CHAPTER FOUR. Roulettenburg: Russian Writers at the Grand German Spas S. 137-180

„… 137C H A P T E R F O U RRoulettenburgRussian Writers at the Grand German SpasRussians had been …” „… the First World War, everybody who was anybody in the Russian upper classes just had to spend summers …” „… another attraction that drew in the Russians: casino gambling. Of course, visitors from other nations …”

CHAPTER EIGHT. Brown Waters Grand Spas under the Third Reich S. 319-366

„… turn the territory into one big banya for Russian vacationers—at times he has indicated as much—he’s …” „… designed to reveal Beethoven as a thoroughly völkisch artist—a Nazi waiting to happen. The town whose …” „… , folded his tent and fled the country. Jewish artists such as Oscar Straus and Emmerich Kálmán, preeminent …”

CHAPTER SEVEN. Trouble in Paradise: Spa-Town Life from World War I to the Triumph of Hitler S. 269-318

„… this was understood by all. Tellingly, when Russian foreign minister Sergei Sazonov saw the contents of …” „… severity, had not the Russians stiffened Serbian backs at the last mo-ment by promising support in case of …” „… voluntarily; in Bad Ems, the British, French, and Russian citizens were summarily expelled.Interestingly …”

CHAPTER ONE. Spas and Spa Culture from the Greco-Roman World to the Grand Tour S. 11-50

„… well-traveled Russian gentleman named Nikolai Karamsin paused to take the waters at Baden in Switzerland during …” „… had borrowed hot vapor baths from the Russians, who themselves had not needed the Romans to know about …” „… Russians banyas are enough.”The Grand TourAt the time Peter the Great was taking the waters at Karlsbad …”

CHAPTER TWO. Baden-Baden: The “Summer Capital of Europe” S. 51-90

„… all this were not enough, there was also a royal Russian con-nection, for back in 1793 yet another …” „… 1801. This Russian connection would eventually prove even more important for Baden-Baden than the …” „… French one, as generations of Russians, and not just royals and aristocrats, came to treat this smallish …”

CHAPTER SIX. Modernization and Its Discontents S. 225-268

„… novel published originally in Yiddish by the Polish-Russian master Sholom Aleichem. This deliciously …” „… aggravate ideological rifts among Russian curists, prolonged stays at Karlsbad and Marienbad magnified …” „… Polish Russian Jews, among them many men with wasted, drawn faces, long beards, and side-curls, stood …”

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Alle Macht den Städten?

Detlef Horster (ed.), Franziska Martinsen (ed.)

2016

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Benjamin Barber Mayors Ruled the World S. 45-55

„… democracy in America, the tragedy of democracy in the French Revolution, the Russian Revolution and in the …” „… , gays, artists and intellectuals. We speak about ›Die deutsche Nation‹, the French nation, the Japanese …” „… so much money. And Russian President Putin will learn this in Syria as he puts ground forces in and …”

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STADION

Browse Volumes: STADION

STADION Volume 46 (2022) Issue 1 ISSN Online: 2942-3430

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Christian Rohrer Entangled: World Chess Champion Alexander Alekhine, Governor General Hans Frank, and the National Socialist Regime S. 22-50

„… tried to clear himself publicly of all accusations at the end of 1945. He claimed as in the Russian …” „… marriage. He married the much older widow Grace Wishaar (1876–1956), an American-British artist who was …” „… 1934 called the Russian chess masters Alekhine and Bogoljubov in language typical of National …”

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Überlebenswege deutsch-jüdischer Ärzte und Ärztinnen

Barbara Stambolis

2021

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Literatur und Quellen S. 155-172

„… , S. 177–187. Cultivating Artists on Cyprus: The Rutenberg Seminar. Discover original prints by Cyprus …” „… internees taught by renowned Israeli artist Naftali Bezem. JDC Archives. https …” „… :// archives.jdc.org/cultivating-artists-on-cyprus-the-rutenberg-seminar (12.3.2021). Das jüdische Hamburg. Ein historisches Nachschlagewerk, darin allgemein zur …”

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Gesundheit, Alter, Pflege, Rehabilitation - Recht und Praxis im interdisziplinären Dialog

Felix Welti (ed.), Maximilian Fuchs (ed.), Christine Fuchsloch (ed.), Gerhard Naegele (ed.), Peter Udsching (ed.)

2017

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Wolfgang Heine „Das Judenthum in der Musik.“ Anton Grigorjewitsch Rubinstein (1829 – 1894) „A la mémoire d’un grand artiste“ S. 723-746

„… mémoire d’un grand artiste“ Wolfgang Heine Ich lernte Gerhard Igl 1980 frühen Frühjahrs kennen. Bernd von …” „… initiierte Wettbewerbs-Preis 2003 dort wieder aufgelegt. 13 Jeremy Norris, The Russian Piano Concerto, Vol. I …” „… : ‘Dieu ne puis, Roi ne daigne, Artiste je suis‘.“24 Der Herrscher aller Reußen lädt Rubinstein ein, vor …”

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Europa (neu) erzählen

Martin Kirschner (ed.)

Series: Transformation transdisziplinär

Volume 2 2022

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