Alexander Melikhov. The Republic of Korea: In Search of a Fairytale  

In this book, writer Alexander Melikhov offers the reader a true study—historical, sociological, ethnographic, and, if you prefer, anthropological—of a country we've shared for centuries, yet about which we know so little. The era of ancient kingdoms, internal strife, Chinese influence, the humiliation of Japanese rule, the division of the country, and, finally, the Korean economic miracle—you'll read about all of this, as well as the religious aspects of life in the Republic of Korea, its education system, national cuisine, architecture, art, and much more, on these pages. And after reading, you'll be amazed at the longevity and strength of the ties that bind our states and peoples.

Publishing house: K. Tublin Publishing House. 2011.
520стр.&66x88/16 (~148x212 мм)

Hard cover 
ISBN: 978-5-8370-0564-0                           

The Tumen River is a turbulent river separating Korea from China and Russia. Carrying only a few belongings and carrying their children on their backs, Koreans crossed this river in the late 19th century, fleeing their Japanese-conquered country. Thus, the ancestors of the Koreans found themselves in Russia, in the Far East, which became their second home. 
Publishing house Uzbekistan. 1994
149 pages. Paperback
ISBN: 5-640-01736-8                                            

Kim V.D. Echelon 58

The book by historian V.D. Kim includes essays about A.A. Kim, a revolutionary who established Soviet power in the Far East, about A. Min, a Hero of the Soviet Union who died during the Great Patriotic War, and about the deportation of Koreans from the Far East.

Publishing house Uzbekistan. 1995
80 pages. Paperback
ISBN: 5-640-01924-7                                      

This dictionary is the largest Russian-Korean dictionary published in our country, containing approximately 120,000 words and phrases from modern literary Russian, with detailed explanations of their meanings and nuances. It also includes a large number of idiomatic expressions, proverbs, and sayings.
This book is intended for a wide range of readers, including specialists, translators, students, professors at Asian studies universities, and anyone interested in the Korean language. It may also be useful for Koreans working with Russian.

Living Language Publishing House. 2011.
504стр.&84x108/16 (205х290 мм)
Hard cover
ISBN: 978-5-8033-0638-2                                      

Nikolai Garin-Mikhailovsky, Nison H. The Reward of the King of Birds. Korean Fairy Tales

The second book in the cycle of oriental tales, illustrated by Nikolai Kochergin, includes tales adapted by the writers Nikolai Garin-Mikhailovsky and Nison Khodza.
The cycle of oriental tales is published in seven books: Indian tales, Korean, Chinese, Mongolian, Vietnamese, Japanese, tales of Burma and Indonesia.

Publishing house NIGMA. 2012
176 pages. Hardcover

 SBN: 978-5-4335-0020-4