Editing Lev Nussimbaum (section)

==Bibliography==

===Under pen name of ''Essad Bey''===
*''[[Blood and Oil in the Orient]]'' (1930); reissued by Aran Press in English, 1997 (withdrawn from the market by the publisher because of flagrant absurdities in the book); reissued by Maurer in English, 2008, {{ISBN|978-3-929345-36-0}}, in German, 2008, {{ISBN|978-3-929345-30-8}})
*''Twelve Secrets of the Caucasus'' (1930; reissued by Maurer in English, 2008, {{ISBN|978-3-929345-37-7}}, in German, 2008, 978-3-929345-33-9)
*''Stalin: The Career of a Fanatic'' (1931)
*''The Caucasus'' (1932), only in German, "Der Kaukasus".
*''Mohammed'' (1932), many editions available worldwide, including English (London: Darf, 1985).
*''White Russia: People Without a Homeland'' (1932) (not translated into English).
*''OGPU: The Plot Against the World'' (1932)
*''Liquid Gold'' (1933), (not translated into English)
*''Russia at the Crossroads'' (1933), (not translated into English).
*''Love and Petroleum'' (1934), novella, only in Polish (not translated into English; published originally in a pulp magazine in Poland. Translated into German and published by Maurer, 2008, 978-3-929345-35-3, together with "Manuela").
*''Manuela'' (1934), novella, only in Polish (not translated into English; published originally in a pulp magazine in Poland. Translated into German and published by Maurer, 2008, 978-3-929345-35-3, together with "Love and Petroleum").
*''Nicholas II: The Prisoner in Purple'' (1935; reissued by Maurer in German, 2011, {{ISBN|978-3-929345-57-5}})
*''Lenin'' (1935), Italian only
*''Reza Shah'' (1936)
*''Allah is Great: The Decline and Rise of the Islamic World'' (1936) (with [[Wolfgang von Weisl]]) about the ascendancy of Saudi Arabian king Ibn Saud (1936) (not translated into English). 
*''End of Bolshevism'' (1936), which appeared only in Italian as "Giustizia Rossa" (Red Justice).

===Under pen name of ''Kurban Said''===
As discussed above, there is a dispute over whether or not Lev Nussimbaum is the core author behind works written under the pseudonym [[Kurban Said]]. The works written under this name include the following:

*''[[Ali and Nino: A Love Story|Ali and Nino]]'' (1937, reissued by Anchor, 2000, {{ISBN|0-385-72040-8}}, as "Ali and Nino: A Love Story").
*''Girl from the Golden Horn'' (1938, reissued by Overlook Press, 2001, {{ISBN|1-58567-173-8}})
*''The Man Who Knew Nothing About Love'' (Unpublished, but advertised in the back pages of Annemarie Selinko's novel ''I Was an Ugly Girl'', Vienna: Kirschner, 1937, the same year that "Ali and Nino" was published.)