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There are right covers of book devoted to Transsib, folders of firm trains, booklets, shedules including archive ones collected in this section. Books are sorted in alphabetical order of authors, for the same author - by their names. Alphabetical symbol code describing from where was appeared or from whom was sent information about book or booklet is in brackets. Moreover there is start page of Transsib Bibliography (prerevolutionary period) here. Its author is the main bibliograph of State Public scientific and technical library of Russian Academy of Science Siberian branch Sergey Konstantinovich Kann.

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Czarist publications (before 1917)
Rare publications of Soviet Epoch (1918-1969)
Books about Transsib (after 1970)
Departmental publications about Transsib (after 1970)
Foreign publications about Transsib
Booklets of Trans-Siberian trains
Railway atlases
Videofilms about Transsib

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Bibliographical list includes all literature classes about extensive sphere of problems (publications in Russian are not included, only foreign ones). Problems of planning, construction and operating of Trans-Siberian railway, its branches and study of Siberia and Far East are drawn in. Also literature about Transsib role in settling and development of territories, increase of new settlements, Transsib importance for all-Russia and the world is counted up. Bibliography was made for books describing Transsib only before 1917. All materials are in alphabetical order. Wirte your closer definitions to the compiler - Kann Sergey Konstantinovich.

Czarist publications (before 1917)

Guidebook to the Great Siberian Way 1901-1902 St-Petersburg, 1901.
- right cover (@DV)
- advertising page of the printing-house printed the Guidebook (@DV)
- inner title page (@DV)
- page number 1 of main contents (@DV)
Guidebook to Chinese Eastern line in 1903 St-Petersburg, 1903.
- right cover (@DV)
- [* shedules from Guidebook are here]
Shedule of Perm - Vyatka - Kotlas line (1899)
- right cover, Maksheev printing-house, Vyatka, 1899 (@MB)
- [* shedules from booklet are here]
Rescript about twenty-fifth anniversary of the beginning of Great Siberian Way construction by Nikolai II from May 19, 1916, published in Bulletin of Ryazan-Uralian line, issue 22 in 1916 (@VZM)
Railway muddle, or cogitations of practician about brief notes of "non-technician", N. P. Verkhovskoy. St-Petersburg, 1911 (@DV)
Siberian railway in its past and present. Historical article. To the tenth anniversary of Siberian railway construction Committee (1893 - 1903). Under main editing of Stats-Secretary Kulomzin. Right cover. Saint Petersburg, 1903 (@PHR)

Rare publications of Soviet Epoch (1918-1969)

Bulletin of Perm line, Perm, 1925. Cover (@)
PCfMoC USSR. Official list of railway, steamship and other passenger communications. 1928. Summer timetable. Editor S. E. Brul. Transpechat, Moscow.
- right cover (@MB)
- [* shedules from booklet are here]
Shedule of USSR railways trains in winter 1934/1935 y. Was made by V. A. Piletskiy. DTS Osoaviahim publication North Caucasian line. Cover (@SBD)
Shedule of Trans-Siberian expresses (season 1940/41)
- right cover, advertising office of October line, Leningrad, 1940 (@AK)
- [* shedule from booklet is here]

Books about Transsib (after 1970)

50 years of work at railway transport, A. V. Liverovskiy. Khabarovsk, Far Eastern line publishing house, 1999.
- right cover (@DV)
- reverse cover (@DV)
Baikal-Amur railway, photoalbum. Moscow, Planeta, 1984.
- right cover (@MK)
- reverse cover (@MK)
Baikal ferry railway crossing: to the centenary of building and operation, ed. by V.G.Tret'yakov, Irkutsk, publishing house of Irkutsk university, 2000.
- right cover (@MK)
- reverse cover (@MK)
Great Siberian Way, V. Kazimirov, Chita, 1991. Cover (@)
Great Siberain Way: history-economic story, V. P. Kalinichev, Moscow, 1991. Cover (@)
"This all is Russia...", Guidebook. Editor-compilator L. Y. Glushkov, Irkutsk, 1996.
- right cover (@BT)
- book contents (@BT)
Through the steppes of Dauria (to centenary of Transbaikal line Kaidalovo branch putting into regular operation), A. Vedmid, Chita, Zabtrans, 2001. Cover (@DV)

Departmental publications about Transsib (Railway Ministry and railway lines, after 1970)

Brief knowledge about development of domestic railways from 1838 to 1990, Moscow, RF Railway Ministry, Central scientific and technical library, 1995. Compiler Afonina G. M., reviewer Rakov V. A. Cover (@DV) - We reccomend this book as invaluable helper and storehouse of facts about railway history
East Siberian line. 100th anniversary (1898-1998). Photoalbum. Irkutsk, 1998 (@MK)
Far Eastern line (booklet to completion of Transsib electrification), Khabarovsk, Far Eastern line press centre, 2002. Îáëîæêà (@DV)
Far Eastern line, to the Far Eastern line centenary, Khabarovsk, Private collections, 1997. Compilators: Burkova V. F., Zuev V. F. Cover (@DV)
From Moscow to Polar. To the 130th anniversary of Northern line. Yaroslavl, Upper Volga, 1998.
- right cover (@DV)
- book jacket (@DV)
Guidebook to the Museum of railway technics. Comp. Yu. A. Artamonov, N. G. Rebenkova, Novosibirsk: West Sib. l., Sibvneshtorgizdat, 2002. (@BT)
Handbook of USSR railway stations in 2 v., Moscow, Transport, 1981. Cover (@)
I will get off a train at distant station, E. Bogachev. Irkutsk, publishing-advertising house "Magistral", 2002.
- right cover (@MK)
- reverse cover (@MK)
Locomotive branch of Far Eastern line, Khabarovsk, 1999. Booklet, Cover, (@DV)
More a century in the service to Russia, V. Luk'yanin. To the 120th anniversary of Sverdlovsk line, Yekaterinburg, SV-96, 1998.
- right cover (@DV)
- reverse cover (@DV)
Net exhibition of young technician station, West Siberian line, Novosibirsk, 2000. Booklet, cover (@SKN)
Russian railways. History and modernity in photodocuments, to the 130th anniversary of Railway Ministry, 1996.
- right cover (@MK)
- jacket. right cover (@MK)
- jacket. reverse cover (@MK)
Sverdlovsk main line, Sverdlovsk, Middle-Uralian book publishing house, 1978. Cover (@)
The way with century length: articles, The comp. E. V. Derkach, N. A. Dyuklev, Irkutsk: East Siberian book publishing house, 1998. (@MK)
The way is the life, to the Transbaikalian line centenary, Chita, Zabtrans, 2000. Compilators and authors of comments Kulik V. I., Lupezhov O. D. Cover (@DV)
Through years, through distance, under general edition of I. L. Paristy. To the 850th anniversary of Moscow - about Moscow line. Moscow, Railway transport, 1997.
- right cover (@DV)
- book jacket (@DV)
Vladivostok terminal, to completion of restoration of the terminal, Vladivostok, Vladivostok section of CEL, 1996. Booklet, Cover (@DV)

Foreign publications about Transsib

English

The Trans-Siberian railway on early postcards, P. E. Robinson, 2000. Cover (@)
To the Great Ocean (Siberia and the Trans-Siberian-Railway), Harmon Tupper, Boston - Toronto. Little, Brown & Company, 1965. Cover (IST)
Trans-Siberian Handbook, Bryn Thomas, New York - London, 1996. Cover (@)

German

Auf der Sibirischen Bahn nach China (route Berlin - Kennisberg - Petersburg - Moscow - Chelyabinsk - Irkutsk - Port-Arthur), Eugen Zabel, 1904. Berlin. Cover (@BT)
Besichtigung der Perestrojka, Christian Shu:tze. Hanzer Verlag, Munchen - Vien, 1990. Cover (@BT)
Die Transsibirische Eisenbahn: terra magica, Rudolf Braunburg, Reich Verlag, Lucern, 1997. Cover (@BT)
Die Transsibirische Bahn. Geschichte der la:ngsten Bahn der Welt, Jean des Cars & Jean-Paul Caracalla, Verlag Orell Fu:ssli, 1987. Cover (@BT)
Sibirienfahrt (route Khabarovsk - Moscow), Hardy Kru:ger (cinema actor), 1985. Cover (@BT)
Trans Sibirien. Auf der la:ngsten Bahn der Welt, Enzo Pifferi, Weltbild Verlag, Augsburg, 1996. Cover (@BT)
Transsib Handbuch, Hanz Engberding, Bodo Thoens, 2001. Cover (@BT)
Transsibirische Eisenbahn: 8000 km, Anita Kress-Zorn, Reich Verlag, Lucern, 1986. Cover (@BT)
Unterwegs mit der Transsibirischen Eisenbahn (route Moscow - Vladivostok), Johanna Hornef-Blau, ?. Cover (@BT)

Danish

Den transsibirske Jernbane til Mongoliet og Kina, John Poulsen, 1991. Cover (@BT)

Booklets of Trans-Siberian trains

number 1/2 "Rossiya" Moscow - Vladivostok, Moscow, 1995. Cover (@)
number 9/10 "Baikal" Moscow - Irkutsk, Irkutsk, 1995. Cover (@)
number 9/10 "Baikal" Moscow - Irkutsk, Irkutsk, 2001. Cover (@MK)
number 17/18 "Vyatka" Moscow - Kirov, Kirov, 1999. Cover (@MB)
number 23/24 "Ural" Moscow - Sverdlovsk, Sverdlovsk, 1975
- right cover (@DU)
- reverse cover - route and shedule of the train (@DU)
"Irtysh", "Omich", "Druzhba" (trains of Omsk making up), Omsk, 2001. Cover (@AL)
number 67/68 "Yunost" Khabarovsk - Komsomolsk-on-Amur, Khabarovsk, 1990
- right cover (@YA)
- reverse page - train route (@YA)

Railway atlases

USSR railways: directions and stations, Moscow, 1970. Cover (@)
Atlas of schemes of USSR railways, Moscow, 1978. Cover (@)
Atlas of USSR railways: passenger communication, Moscow, 1986. Cover (@)
Atlas of railways, Moscow, 1993. Cover (@)
Atlas of schemes of railways of CIS States-members and Baltic States, Moscow - Omsk, 1999. It has one more slang name - "green and flat". Cover (@)
Atlas. Railways. Russia, CIS, Baltic States. Omsk, cartographic factory, 2002.
- right cover (@MK)
- reverse cover (@MK)

Videofilms about Transsib

Transsib country, devoted to centenary of Great Siberian rail way, Sankt-Petersburh, Teleinvest, 2001. Author M. Kozlov, director M Brius. Cover of video cassete (@DV)

Data Sources.

@ - scanned by Sergey Sigachyov (St-Petersburg)
@AK - scanned by Alexander Kondakov (Moscow)
@AL - scanned by Anton Lysenko (Omsk)
@BT - scanned by Bodo Thoens (Germany)
@DU - scanned by Dmitry Umnov (Lyubertsy)
@DV - given, Museum of Far East railway history
@MB - scanned by Mikhail Bronnikov (Kirov)
@MK - scanned by Mikhail Krainov (Irkutsk)
@PHR - from book by Philip Robinson "Early postcards of the Trans-Siberian Railway"
@SBD - scanned by Sergey Bedunkovich (Novokuznetsk)
@SKN - scanned by Sergey Kann (Novosibirsk)
@VZM - scanned by Vasily Zimin (Saratov)
@YA - scanned by Yushenkov Alexey (Moscow)
IST - sent by Ivo Stein (USA, California)

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