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This week is the anniversary of two important Russian births.
From salty baths to salt caves, sanatoriums throughout Eurasia have, over the centuries, changed in form, but not in spirit.
In which we share some of Russia's big monuments (and moments) – from ice battles to DNA in stone and steel.
The Caucasus had a fast-growing plant that the Soviets wanted to plant up north to use for animal feed. What could possibly go wrong?
On the foundation of Intourist and some of the beautiful posters they used to entice tourist to Soviet Russia.
How true-to-life is a favorite Soviet movie, and what does it tell us about the Caucasus?
Take a rocket launch into the dizzying expanses of Soviet space propaganda.
Before he became the assassin of the 20th century, Lee Harvey Oswald defected to the Soviet Union, where he was called Alik and married Marina, a young Russian woman searching for love. A new play brings to life this period in history.
In the winter of 1968, ousted Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev was brooding in his government dacha outside Moscow, readying to send his memoirs abroad. Then the British military attache and his son stopped by for a visit.
Soviet revolutionary mythology had it that the Aurora’s shot, signaling the beginning of the Bolshevik Revolution, was heard round the world. We check in to find out the latest on the cruiser, and to examine some of its own myths.
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