Fel'dbaum published two textbooks through named Soviet military academies (1948, 1958)

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A.A. Fel'dbaum's own institute — the Institute for Problems of Control (IPU RAS) — lists two of his books in its biography of him as published through named Soviet military academies rather than civilian university presses: Kurs elektroavtomatiki ("A Course on Electric Automation"), published in Moscow through the Dzerzhinsky Artillery Academy in 1948, and Elektronnye vychislitel'nye ustroistva ("Electronic Computing Devices"), published through the Dzerzhinsky Aviation and Engineering Academy in 1958. Both academies carried the "Dzerzhinsky" name common to several Soviet military-technical institutions of the period, named for Felix Dzerzhinsky.

This is a biographical/institutional detail, not previously recorded in this vault: the existing account of Fel'dbaum (entity-aa-feldbaum) describes his degree (Moscow Power Engineering Institute, 1937) and his research laboratory at the Institute of Automation and Remote Control, but not his publication venues. It establishes that his academic output in the late 1940s and 1950s ran, at least twice, through Soviet military-academy presses rather than exclusively through civilian academic channels — see claim-dzerzhinsky-artillery-academy-institutional-ancestor-peter-the-great-missile-academy for what one of those academies later became.