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Lost in the taiga : one Russian family's fifty-year struggle for survival and religious freedom in the Siberian wilderness

Peskov, V. (Vasiliĭ) (Author).

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ISBN: 0385472099
ISBN: 9780385472098
Physical Description: print
xv, 254 pages ; cm
Edition: First edition
Publisher: New York : Doubleday, 1994.

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Subject:: Lykov family; Peskov, V. (Vasiliĭ) Travel Russia (Federation) Abakan River Valley; Hermits Russia (Federation) Abakan River Valley Biography; Old Believers Russia (Federation) Abakan River Valley Biography; Abakan River Valley (Russia) Description and travel
Genre:: Biographies.

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