Kamchatka. My journey and my hunt for bears and mountain rams

Reprint from the publication. Berlin, 1919. Grigory Gavrilovich Kramarenko (in the book - Georges Kramarenko) (1899-?) The second son of G. A. Kramarenko of the famous Sakhalin fish producer. In the 20s, Georges and his younger brother Alexander were emigrated from Russia. His fate is unknown. The work is written in the form of short travel notes, in the form of a diary. Many pages of the diary are dedicated to the hunting for bears and mountain rams, a hunting camp, traveling along Kamchatka rivers and fishing. The author fascinatingly describes his experience in photographing bears from close range and many of his other adventures and hardships of camping life - up to returning to Tokyo. The text of the book is complemented by numerous illustrations. The travel notes of Kramarenko were published by his father. He wrote: "releasing the diary of his son Georges Kramarenko -" Kamchatka ", I consider it a duty to explain that I do not pursue the material goals or the purpose of advertising to whom and anything. My task is the following: firstly, - lovers of nature and hunting to introduce Kamchatka, the country little described in this regard, and secondly, to introduce my parents to my methods of education and their results. Signature for illustrations - in Russian, English and French.
The book is made according to the technology "Print on demand". Circulation 30 copies