The great Soviet weightlifter Yuri Vlasov.

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The book "Salty Joys" was written by the renowned Soviet athlete and multiple world champion Yuri Petrovich Vlasov.
The book's protagonist, also an athlete, has set himself the noble goal of studying the natural laws of strength. In the final, most challenging experiment, conducted on himself, he makes a series of mistakes that seriously impact his physical condition.
This work of fiction is dedicated to overcoming the difficulties that arose as a result of these experimental miscalculations and to achieving victory, above all, over oneself.
Year of publication: 1976

 

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The book "Salty Joys".
Conceptual Publishing House.
Year of publication 2022.
How can one overcome difficulties and achieve the most important victory in life—over oneself? Fatigue, grueling training, a strict regimen—is this the price of world fame? Is life wasted in the struggle to be the best?
The author of this book is Honored Master of Sports of the USSR and legendary Olympic weightlifting champion Yuriy P. Vlasov. This renowned weightlifter possessed not only physical but also spiritual strength. His opponents were often mentally defeated before the match even began.
But convincing others of your superiority is sometimes much easier than convincing yourself... During a difficult period in his career, the hero reassesses his life and gains new impetus for personal growth.
This biographical book will be of interest not only to fans of the sport and the talent of Yuriy P. Vlasov, but also to anyone struggling with doubts and experiencing a difficult time in their life.

 

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The book "Rus' Without a Leader" was written by the legendary Soviet weightlifter, Olympic champion, and later renowned writer and political figure Yuri Vlasov. This collection of sharp and uncompromising journalism reflects his views on Russian history and its current state during the transformative period of the late 1980s and early 1990s. The author writes with pain and anger about the tragic pages of the past, the Stalinist repressions, the deformation of socialism, and the moral crisis of society. Vlasov reflects on the paths to reviving the country, the need for democratic reforms, and a return to true spiritual values. This is an honest and passionate book by a caring man and patriot.
Published in Voronezh
Year of publication: 1995

 

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The collection "We Are and We Will Be" is a continuation of the first, "Who Rules the Ball." By combining these collections, one can trace the struggle of Russia's patriotic part against the destructive policies of the "democrats" literally week by week; a struggle that, due to the lack of broad popular support and, at times, complete indifference to Russia's fate, ended in the victory of outright anti-Russian, anti-national, and anti-state forces.
Voronezh Regional Organization of the Union of Writers of Russia,.
Year of publication: 1995

 

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Collection of speeches by Yuri Vlasov. 1988-1992.
Moscow: "Press", Year of publication 1993.

 

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"Clown room". - M.: "Pravda", 1965. - 48 p. (series “Library Ogonyok”)

 

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"The Eternal Finish" [Stories]. - Moscow: Pravda, 1969.(series “Library Ogonyok”)

 

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"Special Region of China. 1942-1945" is a book published in 1973 in a print run of 150,000 copies. According to the annotation, the book is a compilation of the Yan'an diaries of his father, career intelligence officer Pyotr Parfenovich Vlasov (he worked abroad under the name Vladimirov), prepared for publication by Yuri Vlasov. As Yuri Vlasov later recalled, the book was the result of seven years of archival research, interviews with eyewitnesses, and the inclusion of Vladimirov's diaries; Yuri Vlasov "personally discussed many things with Andropov."
First edition - 1973. Moscow: "Novosti" Press Agency
Second edition - 1977. Moscow: "Novosti" Press Agency
The book was published in Vietnamese (1973), English (1974, India; 1975, USA), Japanese (1975), Czech (1975), German (1976, GDR), Chinese (1976, Taiwan; 2004, China).

 

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Yuri Vlasov. "The Justice of Strength".
This book is about the helplessness of strength when it is not grounded in will and reason.
This book is about the power of strength when it defends the human within a human being.
Its pages are, at once, a distinctive history of supreme athletic strength; an autobiography of an Olympic, World, and European champion—one of the greatest athletes of all time, Yuri Vlasov; and a confession of a writer who sees the meaning of life in the passionate defense of goodness, truth, freedom, and justice.
First edition: Moscow. "Young Guard", 1984.

 

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Yuri Vlasov. "The Justice of Strength".
Second edition: Justice of Power. — Leningrad. Lenizdat Publishing House, 1989.

 

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Third edition: "Justice of Power". — 1995: Moscow. Publisher: "Science-Culture-Art".

 

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Fourth edition: "The Justice of Power". Moscow, Publisher: "Alpina Publisher", 2012.

 

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Fifth edition. "The Justice of Power."
"Conceptual" Publishing House
Year of publication: 2022.

 

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"A Confluence of Difficult Circumstances."
First edition: Moscow: "Sovets Sport" Publishing House, 1990
Holding the title of "The Strongest Man on the Planet," renowned athlete Yuri Vlasov recounts in his story his personal experience of overcoming life's adversities, his ability to resist illness and disease, and his ability to believe in himself and his strength through physical training and self-hypnosis.

This stunning diary vividly proves the author's point ("Life is always an act of will!", "Without overcoming yourself, you will achieve nothing!") and offers a helping hand to anyone who has found themselves in difficult life circumstances but refuses to give up.

 

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"Formula of Courage"
Year of publication: 2021, Publisher: "Publishing Technologies"
This book by the renowned athlete and writer, former world weightlifting champion, speaks of the strength of human character in overcoming difficulties and adversity, of self-improvement, and of faith in the power of the indomitable human spirit. Yuri Vlasov's book should be known to every young person at the age when they are wondering "who to build their life on."

"A Confluence of Difficult Circumstances"
Year of publication: 2021, Publisher: "Publishing Technologies".
Holder of the title "The Strongest Man on the Planet," renowned athlete Yuri Vlasov recounts his personal experience of overcoming life's adversities, highlighting the ability of every person to resist illness and disease, and urging people to believe in themselves and their strength. This amazing diary clearly demonstrates that physical training and self-hypnosis ("Life is always an act of will!", "Without overcoming yourself, you will achieve nothing!") can help anyone who has found themselves in difficult life circumstances but refuses to give up.

"The Price of Life."
Year of publication: 2021, Publisher: "Publishing Technologies"

Former world weightlifting champion Yuri Petrovich Vlasov talks about the importance of physical education and sport as a means of improving health, the differences between elite and ordinary sports, the relationship between elite sports and society, and doping.

"Strength is given for good deeds."
Publication year: 2021, Publisher:"Publishing Technologies".

The book includes works by renowned athlete, Olympic champion, and writer Yuri Petrovich Vlasov: the novella "Cold," the short story "Kin," and the article "Strength is Given for Good Deeds" about Vlasov's meeting with the famous athlete Arnold Schwarzenegger. The latter work gives the book its title.

 

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"Geometry of Feelings." Kyiv. Publisher: Leningrad Committee of Writers,
ETS "Andreevsky Descent". Year of publication: 1991.
A book about the Suvorov Military Schools of the USSR, the Great Patriotic War of the Soviet Union against Hitler’s Germany, and the postwar era.

 

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Subject: Series/Periodical: Loomingu Raamatukogu (LR).The book library of the magazine "Creativity"
Title: Välkalge hetk
Author(s): Yuri Vlasov

Publisher: Perioodika
City: Tallinn (Estonia)
Year: 1977
Original language: Russian
Translator: Paavo Kivin
Pages: 62
Series: Loomingu Raamatukogu No. 9

Contents:
Yuri Vlasov (born 1935) is a three-time world champion and five-time European champion, Olympic champion, and holder of 28 world records. As a writer, Vlasov has a wealth of experience, allowing him to gain an insight into the life of an athlete.
The stories in this collection are also related to sports, particularly weightlifting.

Original title: White Moment

Keywords:
Russian fiction
short stories
weightlifting
Series: Loomingu Raamatukogu 1977, issue 9

 

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The novel "The Fiery Cross" (the author describes it as a historical confession), based on documentary sources, is dedicated to the October Revolution and the Civil War. The author reinterprets the history of the birth and development of Leninism and Bolshevism in Russia.
Publisher: "News"
Year of publication: 1992

 

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The Time-servers. A Novel of Conscience and power.
First edition: Moscow. Detective Press Publishing House.
Year of publication: 1999

 

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The Time-servers. A Novel of Conscience and power.
Second edition:
Publisher: Eksmo, Algorithm
Year of publication: 2005