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Nous sommes en 1920, la Russie est encore agit e par les s quelles de la guerre civile qui a suivi la r volution de 1917. L'auteur tente de fuir ce pays, o il est d sormais hors-la-loi, en gagnant la Mongolie. C'est cet extraordinaire voyage que Ferdinand Ossendowski nous... Read Full Overview

Ossendowski joined a group of Poles and White Russians trying to escape from communist-controlled Siberia to India through Mongolia, China and Tibet. After a journey of several thousand miles the group reached Chinese-controlled Mongolia, only to be stopped there by the take-over... Read Full Overview

Ferdynand Ossendowski (1876-1945) was a Polish writer, journalist, traveler, explorer and university professor.After a journey of several thousand miles, he crossed Chinese-controlled Mongolia, and was stopped there by the take-over of the country led by mysterious Baron Roman... Read Full Overview

If the tales by Ferdinand Ossendowski are true, then he led an extraordinary life. Ossendowski begins his account in a solitary shack in Siberia. Having heard that the police are coming for him, he sneaks off in the bitter cold, armed with an axe, guns, and many shells. Not surprisingly,... Read Full Overview

Dr. Ossendowski is a man of long and diverse experience as a scientist and writer with a training for careful observation which should put the stamp of accuracy and reliability on his chronicle. Only the extraordinary events of these extraordinary times could have thrown one... Read Full Overview

Beasts, Men And Gods: Translated By Lewis Stanton Palen This book is a result of an effort made by us towards making a contribution to the preservation and repair of original classic literature. In an attempt to preserve, improve and recreate the original content, we have worked... Read Full Overview

This is the tale of one man's extraordinary journey across a continent and through the depths of human experience. Ferdinant Ossendowski, a cultured Russian doctor and writer, found himself on the run from the Bolsheviks during the Revolution of the 1920s. Setting his sights... Read Full Overview

Beasts, Men and Gods is a gripping travelogue of Asia in the early 20th century, written by Polish explorer Ferdinand Ossendowski. The book recounts his adventures across Siberia, China, and Mongolia, including encounters with wild beasts, battles with bandits and warlords,... Read Full Overview