Sergei Makarenkov, publisher Even though he was once a great sprinter (winning the title Champion of Moscow), Sergei Makarenkov could not run away from his fate in publishing. 100 Young Russians
The Road to Nowhere It was a "dumping ground" for kulaks and other "undersirables," but many stayed on. This is their story.
Alexei Ratmansky, choreographer Alexei Ratmansky has been in ballet troupes in Kiev, Canada and Copenhagen. And while he says he is, “of course, Russian,” he also says he really does not feel like he has found his “ballet home” yet. 100 Young Russians
Neformatushki*: The Wives of Russian Priests have an Instagram Side Hustle Posts on Alina Babkina’s Tik-Tok account (alinababkina.family) can generate up to a million views. Priests' wives take to the socials to proselytize and develop a side hustle.
April 05, 2018 Russkie Posidelki (American Style) Museum of Russian Icons | Clinton, MA Engaging conversation and exchange of ideas related to Russian traditions and culture. Tea and treats are provided. April's topic is part two of March's Posidelki, "The Mighty Handful," five composers who created a distinct "Russian" style of classical music. Other
Arkady Volozh, scientist For a scientist who climbed a classic Soviet career ladder, Arkady Volozh has shown a remarkable ability to adapt to ever-changing circumstances and a highly developed flair for new business opportunities. 100 Young Russians
Valery Bliznyuk, photographer A love of nature developed in Valery Bliznyuk from an early age. His family lived on Sakhalin—amidst taiga, volcanoes, rivers and lakes—when he was between 3 and 7 years old. Spending such formative years amidst such stark natural beauty, Bliznyuk said, led him to a life as an artist. 100 Young Russians
Yuri Borzakovsky, athlete Runner Yuri Borzakovsky can’t say for sure if he has what Russians call “a speaking name”—borzoi/borzaya means wolfhound. But, true to his family name, he runs fast and light. And his style is not unlike a cunning hunter of wolves. 100 Young Russians
