Letters from the Front The packet of 11 letters and 12 postcards reached me from Kharkov, through a combination of fate, serendipity and sheer luck. They were written by my father, Alexander Suchovy, from the front during World War II, and were addressed to his first wife, Varvara, and their son Vasily. Family History War
Why Russians Like Traveling to the 'Hermit Kingdom' Why Russians like traveling to Totalitarian North Korea so much. Int'l Relations Travel
Antonov Apples In which the Nobel prize winning author bids farewell to the dying world of Russia's landed gentry. Literature
Reminiscences on Anton Chekhov One great author's thoughts on another. Translated by S.S. Koteliansky and Leonard Woolf. Literature
In Crimea An excerpt from the forthcoming, third, novel in Bayer's Matyushkin mystery series, looks back at the Russian Civil War in Crimea. Fiction
November 10, 2018 to December 09, 2028 Free Monthly Lectures on Zoom The Russian History Museum (ONLINE) | Jordanville, NY Free monthly online event series featuring leading scholars on Russian history and culture. Lecture
Un Petit Accident A previously untranslated short work by the short story master, that richly conveys the mood of one evening in Paris. Literature
