“…Years of siege…”

Table of Contents: “…DIARIES AND LETTERS: Diary of Liubov' Vasil'evna Shaporina, hospital nurse during Siege; later an artist -- Diary of Anna Petrovna Ostroumova-Lebedeva, artist -- Letter from Leningrad: Él'za Greinert to children -- Letter from Leningrad: German family remembered -- Diary and letters of Evgeniia Shavrova, introduced by her sister, Elena Fassman, librarian -- Diary of Vera Sergeevna Kostrovitskaia, ballerina and dance teacher -- Diary of Mariia Viacheslavovna Kropacheva, school teacher -- Diary of Anna Ivanovna Likhacheva, doctor -- Diary of Tamara Petrovna Nekliudova, entertainer at the front -- Ol'ga Mikhailovna Freidenberg, classicist scholar, first woman department chair in a Soviet university, The Race of Life -- MEMOIRS AND ORAL HISTORIES: Vera Vladimirovna Miliutina, artist, Evacuation and The Scottish Album -- Valentina Nikolaevna Gorokhova, doctor, The War, the Blockade, the Military Hospital -- Sof'ia Nikolaevna Buriakova, housewife, A Half-CenturyAgo -- Ol'ga Nikolaevna Grechina, literary scholar, "Saving, I Am Saved" -- Interview with Natal'ia Borisovna Rogova, librarian, archivist -- Interview with Valentina Fedorovna Petrova, archivist -- Oral history of Natal'ia Vladimirovna Stroganova, child during the Siege; later philologist -- Interview with Valentina Il'inishna Bushueva, factory worker -- Avgusta Mikhailovna Saraeva-Bondar', art historian, Silhouettes of Time -- Interview with Kseniia Makianovna Matus, oboist in the Leningrad Symphony -- Yuliia Aronovna Mendeleva, doctor, memoir excerpts from The Defense of Leningrad -- Lilia Solomonovna Frankfurt, librarian, "The Saltykov- Shchedrin National Public Library" -- Interview with Ol'ga Il'inichna Markhaeva, museum researcher, and Ol'ga Anatol'evna Trapitsina-Matveenko, chemist -- DOCUMENTARY PROSE: Elena Oskarovna Martilla, artist, Grave Months for the Blockaded City -- Lidiia Samsonovna Razumovskaia, university student, "To the People" -- Irena L'vovna Dubitskaia, Cold Sun: Stories -- Liudmila Ivanovna Veshenkova, "Sweet Earth" -- Antonina Emel'ianovna Maslovskaia, "Blockade Lullaby" -- Vera Vladimirovna Miliutina, artist, "Vitamins, or Ode to Grass" -- Liubov' Borisovna Beregovaia, The Joyous, the Inimitable.…”
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“…Saint Siège et la guerre en Europe, mars 1939-août 1940…”

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“…Saint Petersburg (Russia) History Siege, 1941-1944.…”
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“…Saint Petersburg (Russia) History Siege, 1941-1944. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh93001009…”

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“…Charleston (S.C.) History Siege, 1863 Personal narratives.…”

“…Fort Sumter (Charleston, S.C.) Siege, 1861 Sources.…”

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Table of Contents: “…Conquest of Canada; or the Siege of Quebec (1766) --…”
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Table of Contents: “…Salah al-Din's acquisition of Bilbays and the siege of Alexandria --…”
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Table of Contents: “…Pope Urban II at the Council of Clermont, November 27, 1095 -- The chronicle of Fulcher of Chartres, Book I (1095-1100) -- Peter the Hermit and the "Crusade of the People" -- The journey to Constantinople (August, 1096 -May, 1097) -- The Crusaders at Constantinople (October, 1096-May, 1097) -- The siege and capture of Nicaea (May-June, 1097) -- The siege and capture of Antioch, Kerbogha's attack, and the discovery of the Holy Lance (October, 1097-July, 1098) -- The siege and capture of Jerusalem (June-July, 1099) -- Letters of the crusaders.…”
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Table of Contents: “…The letters -- The family -- Judge William and his children (1421-1444) -- Land disputes and the Siege of Gresham (1444-1450) -- Sir John Fastolf, a soldier in retirement (1450-1452) -- Sir John Fastolf and John Paston (1453-1459) -- The Fastolf will contested (1459-1465) -- The Sack of Hellesdon and the death of John Paston (1465-1466) -- Royal marriages and misalliances (1466-1469) -- The Siege of Caister (1469) -- The Battle of Barnet (1470-1471) -- Family discord, foreign war, and other disturbances (1471-1475) -- Caister regained, a marriage negotiated (1475-1478) -- Deaths (1479-1484) -- The last of the medieval Pastons.…”

Table of Contents: “…The continuation of Gregory's chronicle -- The First Battle of Saint Albans -- Howard's chronicle -- Warkworth's chronicle -- The siege of Bamburgh Castle -- The chronicle of the rebellion in Lincolnshire -- The manner and guiding of the Earl of Warwick -- The history of the arrival of King Edward IV…”
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Table of Contents: “…Omens Foretelling the Arrival of the Spaniards -- First Reports of the Spaniard's Arrival -- The Messengers' Journeys -- Motecuhzoma's Terror and Apathy -- The Spaniards March on Tlaxcala and Cholula -- The Gifts of Gold: The God Tezcatlipoca Appears -- The Spaniards Are Welcomed in Tezcoco -- The Massacre in the Main Temple during the Fiesta of Toxcatl -- The Night of Sorrows -- The Siege of Tenochtitlan -- Spanish Raids into the Besieged City -- The Surrender of Tenochtitlan -- The Story of the Conquest as Told by the Anonymous Authors of Tlatelolco -- Elegies on the Fall of the City.…”

Table of Contents: “…The Qumran Plateau -- The manuscripts of the Jews -- 1947: the first scroll discoveries -- The Qumran-Essene theory: a paradigm reconsidered -- The Copper Scroll, the Masada manuscripts, and the siege of Jerusalem -- Scroll origins: Rengstorf's theory and Edmund Wilson's response -- The Temple Scroll, the Acts of Torah, and the Qumranologists' dilemma -- Power politics and the collapse of the scrolls monopoly -- Myth and science in the world of Qumranology -- The deepening scrolls controversy -- The New York conference and some academic intrigues -- The importance of the Dead Sea Scrolls -- Judaism, Christianity, and the Scrolls.…”