[EURASIANS] Iskhod k Vostoku: predchuvstviya i sversheniya: utverzhdenie evraziytsev ['Exodus to the East: Presentiments and Achievements: The Affirmation of the Eurasians']; articles by P. Savitskiy, P. Suvchinskiy, Prince N.S. Trubetskoy and Georgiy Florovskiy. Sofia: Balkan, 1921.

VII, 125 pp.; 23.5 × 16 cm. Contemporary boards, with the publisher’s illustrated wrappers and title-page designed by P. Chelishchev. Good condition. Publisher’s wrappers preserved at the end of the volume. Text block slightly trimmed. Cancelled library stamps. This collection effectively became the first collective manifesto of the Eurasians — a movement that emerged in the 1920s (its publications spanning from 1920 to 1937). Recognising the crisis of contemporary European culture, the Eurasians viewed Russia as a distinct world, embodying a developing Orthodox culture fundamentally different from both European and Asian traditions. A celebrated Eurasianist publication. A rarity with the publisher’s cover preserved.