July 01, 2015 Trotsky's End Seventy-five years ago this August, Leon Trotsky was brutally murdered while living in exile in Mexico. Levi Bridges visited the scene of the crime, now a veritable shrine to the Bolshevik leader. History
July 01, 2015 Vladivostok On the anniversary of its "birth" we look back at the history of the "ruler of the East"... Regions
July 01, 2015 Yaroslav the Wise The rise of Yaroslav the Wise as ruler of Kiev. It may not be all we think it was. History
July 01, 2015 Between Two Worlds During the tsarist era, Russians’ perceptions of themselves were powerfully shaped by travelogues about the world that lay beyond the empire’s borders. History
July 01, 2015 Weaponizing History History is being increasingly politicized. Case in point, a recent documentary about the 1968 Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia.
July 01, 2015 Wild Pitch It is not an easy task to sell the very American sport of baseball in a time of state-sanctioned anti-Americanism. But that doesn’t stop the Gladikovs. Sports
July 01, 2015 Baby It's Cold Outside When i first arrived in Moscow, I couldn’t say much in Russian, but I could talk about the weather.
July 01, 2015 What a Difference a Decade Makes US-Russian relations are on ice. We aim to challenge the prevailing trend with a cross-Russia trip by two photojournalists. Join us, won't you?
July 01, 2015 Bitter Annexations How a Russian deals with the hostility from Baltic residents about the events of 1940, even when one does not agree with or condone them. History
June 24, 2015 What a Difference a Decade Makes We will send two photojournalists – one American, one Russian – on a month-long road trip down “The Spine of Russia,” to gather the story of modern Russia, to talk to Russians about what they think about America and Americans... Int'l Relations Russian Life Magazine Russia File
June 23, 2015 Faberge Documentary is a Jewel It is nice to come across a documentary about Russia that is not all Sturm and Drang, Stalin and Purges, mafia and Putin. The story of Peter Carl Fabergé and the jewelry empire he built is a truly remarkable story, and it is the focus of this new documentary from Arts Alliance. Art History Russia File
May 08, 2015 70 Years After Victory, the Battle for Stalingrad Rages On The Battle for Stalingrad turned the tide of WWII in the Allies’ favor. Marked by the loss of nearly 2 million lives, it is one of the most devastating battles of human history. Yet it also continues to be embroiled in controversy, given the complex relationship Russians have toward Josef Stalin. History Int'l Relations Russia File
