468 page 1966 RUSSIAN DLI Defense Language Institute PICTURE DICTIONARY on CD For Sale

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FULL TITLES:

1. Russian Pictorial Dictionary of Russian Language Volume I, Defense Language Institute, September 19662. Russian Pictorial Dictionary of Russian Language Volume II, Defense Language Institute, September 19663. Russian Reference Book, Defense Language Institute, November 1976PREFACE:The "Pictorial Dictionary of the Russian Language" is
intended as an aid for the student of Russian. The dictionary contains about 2000 most frequently used
words and expressions, presented in four parts: Nouns, Adjectives,
Verbs and Other Parts of Speech.The unique feature of this dictionary is that words are
illustrated by drawings of typically Soviet scenes. The dictionary is supplementary material for the textbooks
of the Russian Basic Course. It will be used in
Audio Lingual Drill classes as material for vocabulary
review and free conversation.

OVERVIEW:

The Defense Language Institute is regarded as one of the finest schools for foreign language instruction in the world. Resident instruction is provided at the Presidio of Monterey in some 23 languages plus several dialects and is administered through 31 language departments and the Operation Enduring Freedom Task Force, which expands or contracts in response to the needs of the sponsoring agencies. The present facilities at the Presidio of Monterey can accommodate approximately 3,500 students. Instruction is also routinely provided under DLIFLC-supervised contractual arrangements in Washington, D.C., in over 84 languages and dialects. The DLIFLC also provides extensive nonresident instructional support in a variety of languages and dialects.