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Tuesday was 75th anniversary of the start of the Yalta Conference, the first step in rebuilding the post-War world.
Brezhnev’s traffic ticket goes on sale, Crimea shows up in Astrakhan, and a man gives an all for his cat.
Suing Putin (not over the protests) and selling a babushka's jam.
On the eastern tip of Crimea is a mysterious, salty lake. We take you there.
There is never a shortage of political-cultural land mines on which to trod when one’s brief is to cover all things Russian.
We have a trio of uplifting stories this week: a Russian rapper freed, a Russian beauty turned royalty, and a literal (and strange) military lift.
Patriotic tectonic plates, the threat of airborne Internet, a possible return to the Gulag, and some problems without solutions.
In a surprising move that has shocked international pundits, Secretary of State John Kerry today announced he has arranged the de-annexation of Crimea by Russia.
Today is the 401st anniversary of the crowning of the first Romanov Tsar, Mikhail, in 1613, and the end of the "Time of Troubles." This of course has nothing to do with current events. Just thought I'd mention it in passing.
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