Story of Serguey Rakhmaninoff's friend Nadezhda Plevitskaya, who inspired the great composers but after the Revolution she lived in exile in Paris, and her life changed on every level.
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This revised 2011 edition has now been made available from amazon:
It is also the basis for the German edition by this bilingual author:
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by Russian scholar Valeryi Filatov.
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