- in the
underwater city of Atlantis,
where an
eccentric scientist called Zaroff (Joseph Fürst)
plots to
destroy the
Earth by
draining its
ocean supply....
- that
Zaroff has been
hunting humans.
Rainsford refuses to
accompany Zaroff hunting, and
Zaroff says that
Rainsford must
become the next prey.
Zaroff gives...
- "The Most
Dangerous Game", also
published as "The
Hounds of
Zaroff", is a
short story by
Richard Connell,
first published in Collier's on
January 19, 1924...
-
Rainsford becoming the
hunted when
trapped on a
jungle island owned by
General Zaroff, a
Russian aristocrat who has
turned to
hunting man
after growing bored...
-
direct reference to the 1924
short story of the same name, in
which General Zaroff, a
Russian big-game
hunter (and a
primary inspiration for the character)...
-
Religion and Belief. Past Imperfect. Arc
Humanities Press. ISBN 9781802702491.
Zaroff, Roman. "Some
aspects of pre-Christian
Baltic religion". In: New researches...
-
discovers this
world is
about to be
attacked by an evil
magician named Zaroff.
Zaroff has
already conquered many
parallel universes through a
spell by using...
- 456.
Kroonen 2013, p. 256. Boryś 2005, p. 623.
Zaroff 2019, p. 42. Łuczyński 2020, p. 154, 155.
Zaroff 2019, p. 40–41.
Rosik 2020, p. 283.
Gieysztor 2006...
-
Leslie Banks (right) as
Count Zaroff in a film
adaptation of "The Most
Dangerous Game"...
-
Zaroff,
Roman (2002). "The
Origins of
Sventovit of Rügen".
Studia Mythologica Slavica. 5: 9–18. doi:10.3986/sms.v5i0.1794. ISSN 1581-128X.
Zaroff, Roman...
