Gdańsk: n.p. 1989. Octavo (21 × 15 cm). A single leaf folded twice, with eight pages of photocopied text and collage to rectos and versos. Very good. A single issue of a Polish anarchist zine published irregularly in 1988–1989 by the pacifist Twe-Twa group. Part of the larger anarchist movement..... More

[Czech Republic]: Historický ústav ČSAV, 1968. A4, loosely inserted mimeographed typescript text to rectos and versos, in black paper folder, as issued; [2], III, 464 pp. Very good. Apparently a samizdat reproduction of the banned documentation of the 1968 Warsaw Pact invasion of Czechoslovakia, which put a sudden end to..... More

[Magdeburg: Evangelische Gemeinde, 1981]. Single leaf, A4, with hectographed text and image to recto and verso. Very good. A scarce survival from the beginnings of East German oppositional activity, much of which emerged from church-related circles. "The position of the Evangelical Church in the GDR permitted East German activists the..... More

Vilnius: self-published, 1988–1989. Single folded sheets, some with an additional inserted leaf; 4–6 pp. per issue. Mimeographed, computer-printed, and xeroxed text and illustrations on paper of varying stock. Good or better; a few issues lightly trimmed; a number of issues removed from prior binding, with three small holes to left..... More

[Berlin: Neues Forum, 1989]. A4, with reproduced computer-printed text to rectos and versos; 12 pp. Very good or better. Very first issue of this rare and influential GDR oppositional bulletin, published in three issues (on November 8, November 31, and December 20, 1989). Founded on September 9–10, 1989 in Grünheide..... More

Riga: self-published, 1989. Octavo (19.8 × 14.2 cm). Original pictorial wrappers; 151, 117 pp. (new pagination in reverse order from back). Wrappers lightly worn and soiled; else about very good. Final double issue of the important late-Soviet underground literary and arts-related samizdat journal, published 1987–1989 by Aleksandr Serzhant (born 1953)..... More

Octavo (17 × 10.3 cm). Original hand-bound brown buckram over boards; with [406] pp. of manuscript text in purple, blue, red, and black ink to checked notebook pages. Boards bumped to corners and lightly distended; light soil to some pages; small ink stains and signs of wear; still about very..... More

[Magdeburg, 1989]. Twelve leaves of A4, with mimeographed typescript and images to rectos. Stapled to upper left corner. Two punched holes to left margin; else very good. Scarce East German oppositional samizdat periodical, which, like many, emerged from church communities and environmental activist groups, in part because such organizations were..... More

Bibliotechka gazety “Sovetskaia moral’ka” [Small library series of the newspaper “Sovetskaia moral’ka”], no. 1. Moscow: Liga, 1989. A5 (21 × 14.5 cm). Single folded leaf, printed to rectos and versos, twice folded; 8 pp. Very good. First Russian appearance of Venedikt Erofeev’s brilliant satirical work, which had appeared in Paris..... More

Wroclaw: Inicjatywa Wydawnicza “Aspekt”; Wydawnictwo “Kret”, 1989. Octavo (20 × 14 cm). Original pictorial wrappers; 116, [2] pp. of text and 23 black-and-white reproductions. Very good. First edition, published as a samizdat, of this first retrospective work on the Pomarańczowa Alternatywa (Orange Alternative), an originally Wroclaw-based anti-communist artist group. The..... More

Prague: self-published, 1983. Oblong octavo (15 × 20.5 cm). Original side-stapled blind wrappers with red rubber stamp title; 37 leaves of carbon copy typescript to rectos. Occasional corrections in pencil and pen. Front wrapper detached from lower staple; overall somewhat worn, but still good. Volume 17 of "Svazky pro dialog"..... More

[Slupsk]: self-published, 1978. Octavo (14 × 12 cm). Original printed staple-stitched wrappers; 9 pp. Signed and inscribed by the author. Very good. An essay about the connection of art and nature written by the curator Andrzej Kostołowski for the open-air festival of artists, scholars, and art theorists held in Miastko..... More

Prague: self-published, 1989. Octavo (21 × 15 cm). Original xeroxed wrappers; seven leaves of A4 printed to rectos and versos, loosely gathered and folded to create a [28] pp. pamphlet. With xeroxed typescript and reproduction of musical notes. Very good. A curious compilation of anti-establishment songs, compiled and published by..... More