Vladimir Gsovski

Vladimir Gsovski, 1891-1961

Biographical Details

• First name: Vladimir
• Last name: Gsovski
• Birth date: 1891
• Death date: 1961
• Creations: Language material, Text
• Roles: Author, Redactor
• Other details: , Editor, Redactor, Translator, Author
• Permalink: https://biography.lawlegal.eu/vladimir-gsovski/ (Stable identifier)

Other names of Vladimir Gsovski

• Gsovski, Vladimir

Publisher related with Vladimir Gsovski, 1891-1961

People related with Vladimir Gsovski

• Free Europe Committee
• Grzybowski, K.
• Grzybowski, Kazimierz
• International Commission of Jurists
• Library of Congress. Law Library
• Library of Congress. Mid-European Law Project
• Mid-European Law Project
• Siekanowicz, Peter
• Siekanowicz, Piotr (1897- )
• Sipkov, Ivan (1917-)
• University of Michigan (Ann Arbor). Law School

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Publications by Vladimir Gsovski

• Government, law and courts in the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe
• Soviet civil law; private rights and their background under the Soviet regime. Comparative survey and translation of the Civil code, Code of domestic relations, Judiciary act, Code of civil procedure, laws on nationality, corporations, patents, copyright, collective farms, labor, and other related laws.
• Legal sources and bibliography of Hungary
• Legal sources and bibliography of Bulgaria
• Legal sources and bibliography of Czechoslovakia
• Legal sources and bibliography of Poland
• Legal sources and bibliography of Yugloslavia
• Legal sources and bibliography of Romania
• Legal sources and bibliography of the Baltic States (Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania)
• … Bulletin for 1933 …
• Government, law, and courts in the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe Volume 2
• Government, law and courts in the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe/ 1.
• Elements of Soviet labor law: [penalties facing Russian workers on the job]
• Government, law, and courts behind the Iron Curtain
• The statutory criminal law of Germany: with comments
• The statutory criminal law of Germany: with comments
• Forced labor and confinement without trial in Poland,
• Forced labor and confinement without trial in Czechoslovakia,