Light and Shade Dr T. J. Krupnik

Light and Shade Dr T. J. KrupnikSolomon Matthew Bard's life has been an extraordinary story of a peripatetic youth, of incident and adventure, and of varied enthusiasms pursued with great energy to a very high level. Illustrated with a large number of photos, some remarkable survivals, this collection of autobiographical essays tells of Dr Bard's childhood in Eastern Siberia, with a fascinating detour to Moscow and the Crimea while Russia was still in post revolutionary turmoil. He

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