Sibirskīĭ Rigoletto: komedīi͡a v 4 di͡eĭstvīi͡akh

Lukhmanova, N. A.  (Nadezhda Aleksandrovna),  1840-1907.

A microfilm reel containing five literary works by N. Lukhmanova, including 'Sibirskii Rigoletto' (1900), 'Li-tun'-chi' (1906), 'Nedochety zhizni sovremennoi zhenshchiny. Vliianie novieishei literatury na sovremennuiu molodezh’' (1904), 'Nesovremennye razskazy' ([1897]), and 'Korotkie razskazy' (1898). The texts are primarily in Russian and represent early 20th-century Russian literature. The microfilm was produced in cooperation with the National Library of Russia and is stored under UC Berkeley Master Negative Storage Number 06-40. The reel comprises 40 pages and includes introductory and terminal frames from the Department of External Service, National Library of Russia.

Title

Sibirskīĭ Rigoletto, komedīi͡a v 4 di͡eĭstvīi͡akh

Creator

Lukhmanova, N. A. (Nadezhda Aleksandrovna), 1840-1907.

Published

S.-Peterburg, "T-vo khudozh. pechati", 1900.

Full Collection Name

Russian women writers collection

Subject (Topic)

Russian literature
Russian prose literature
Russian fiction
20th century
Women in literature
Microfilms
Russian language

Keyword

Russian literature ; microfilm ; early 20th century ; women's literature ; N. Lukhmanova ; Sibirskii Rigoletto ; Li-tun'-chi ; Nedochety zhizni sovremennoi zhenshchiny ; Nesovremennye razskazy ; Korotkie razskazy

Type

Text

Extent

1 online resource (68 p.)

Archive

The Library

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Collection

Russian women writers

Source of Description

Record metadata augmented by JSTOR Seeklight AI, September 2026