From Russia to Russia

Lev Nikolaevich Gumilyov (1912–1992) - brilliant historian, ethnographer, anthropologist, author of the unique concept of the historical process - the famous theory of "passionarity". Gumilyov’s works cause fierce disputes, but even opponents of the scientist recognize the depth of his research gift, the logic of the presentation of facts and the extraordinary scientific view. This publication represents two fundamental works of a scientist written at the end of his life. They are the quintessence of thoughts and ideas regarding the interaction of ancient Russia and inhabitants of the Asian steppes. The book "From Russia to Russia" was the last work, the proof of which the scientist held in his hands. It is dedicated to the events of the formation of the Russian state from the princely era to its turning into a world empire. The book "Ancient Russia and the Great Steppe" mitigates the opposition of the peoples of the East and Russia, which for some reason became the stereotype of historical education. The publication will help the reader see the distant events of the history of our Fatherland in a new way. The scientist intently examines many circumstances affecting the life of a separate nation - up to global climatic phenomena and even cosmic processes.
A book in a collectible inlaid binding. The binding is made of two types of genuine leather using the 19th century technology and decorated with continuous thin embossing, in full accordance with the best samples of the bindings of European masters. 3 types of embossing were used - gold, black natural pigment and stamping with copper. In the design of the binding, universal plant-geometric ornaments are used, thanks to them the book will look great on any book shelf. The tape for laying pages and captals, fastening the top and bottom of the volumetric volume, are made of silk. The paper in the book is light, matte, which provides comfortable reading even for a long time, colored illustrations are printed on high -flat coated paper. The book of the book is painted, turbulent and gilded manually. A certificate confirming the uniqueness of the publication is attached to the book, it is invested in every copy and manually numbered