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1900 Reise Nach Sibirien Marsden Germany Siberia Travel Leprosy Сиби́рь Russia
Reise Nach Sibirien Übersetzt von Marie Gräfin zu Erbach-Schönberg By Kate Marsden. (Travel to Siberia; translated by Marie Gräfin) – In German language.
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Kate Marsden (1859-1931) was set up after only eight months of training as a missionary sister in the Russo-Turkish War. At her own request she made across Russia on the way to build a leper colony in a remote part of Siberia. Description of the travel is almost unbearable were it not for the black humor with which she seasons her report. K. Marsden was member of many fraternity organizations such as Royal Geographic Society, Royal British Nurses Association and the Imperial Russian Red Cross Society.
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Leipzig, Verlag von Wilhelm Friedrich, 1900.
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Pp: [IV] + 158 + 25 plates Size: 22 x 16 cm.
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Binding: Original cloth binding. Giltstamped front and spine cover. Back cover stained. Minimal signs of wear along the edges and on spine extremes. Condition: Pen inscription on the flyleaf. Frontispiece with dated inscription. Title page with frontispiece partially detached. Minor stains throughout the text.
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