July 01, 2002 So, Honey, Where Was That Cake? A recipe oozing with honey -- honey cake has caught more than its share of unwary men.
July 01, 2002 Keeping a Sweet Tradition Alive The ancient art of wild beekeeping is alive and well in the Russian Republic of Bashkortostan. Hardy bees and patient beekeepers team up to produce what some feel is the best honeyh in Europe.
July 01, 2002 Russian Calendar This month's section features longer profiles of David Burlyuk, Oleg Protopopov, Sergei Lemeshev, Sofia Rotaru, Vassily Aksyonov and Varlam Shalamov.
May 01, 2002 Russian Serfs and Nikolai Gogol The serf system in early 19th century Russia and writer, Nikolai Gogol. History Literature Russia File
May 01, 2002 Walking a Verst in Russia's Lapti The influence of lapti in Russian speech, and a bit about lyko too.
May 01, 2002 100 Young Russians to Watch With this, our ninth installment, we bring to a close our year-and-a-half-long series “One Hundred Young Russians To Watch in the New Century.”
May 01, 2002 The Actor Who Can Do it All Russia’s most renowned living actor, Alexander Kalyagin, was born on May 25, 1942. He is also presently chairman of the Union of Theater Workers of Russia (in his second term).
May 01, 2002 Musical Poet of the 60s Poet Robert Rozhdestvensky (1932-1994), a cult figure of Soviet and Russian poetry, would have been 70 years old on June 20.
May 01, 2002 Philosophical Writer Sixty-five years ago, on May 27, 1937, the writer Andrei Bitov was born in Leningrad. Widely considered one of the best Soviet writers of the 1960s, Bitov came to literature the hard way.
