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2. From the Russian Office With Love: Over half of respondents on a recent Russian survey indicated that they aren’t opposed to office romances.; Tags: statistics, love, work, film, soviet era

3. Statistics Highlight Vodka Hotspots: Curious about vodka stats? Russia's Research Center for the Federal and Regional Alcohol Markets has you covered.; Tags: statistics, health, vodka

4. Statistics: Bits of data that offer insights into trends and events in Russia.; Tags: russian language, philanthropy, children, statistics

5. Readings: News, tidbits and statistics from around Russia.; Tags: statistics

6. Statistics and Damn Lies: Robert Coalson (RFE/RL) has just published a superb summary of some of the brazen election abuses during last December's Duma elections in Russia. It would be funny if it were not so sad.; Tags: statistics, elections; By Paul E. Richardson

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Wall Calendar

The 2020 Russian Life Wall Calendar, "Remote Russia," features beautiful photography of some of the remotest places in Russia, by photographers Kirill Uyutnov and Ekaterina Vasyagina, who share their stories of how they captured their amazing images.

Many of these places will never be seen by more than a few people, and by even fewer non-Russians. Because not only are many of these places forbidding and remote, some are quite simply off-limits.

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On This Day

Notable events on this day in Russian history

1971: Patriarch Pimen elected

1962: Riot in Novocherkassk brutally supressed

1957: Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev was interviewed by CBS-TV correspondent Daniel Schorr who became the first to interview the Soviet leader.

1937: Yunna Morits, poet, born

1908: Maria Ladynina, actress, born (died 2003)

1907: Second State Duma disbanded

1897: Workday limited to 11 hours 30 minutes (10 hours on Saturdays), and 40 hours per week.

1842: First volume of Gogol's "Dead Souls" published

1808: Lavrenty Zagoskin, geographer, born (died 1890).

1734: In the War of the Polish Succession, Russia and Austria finally took Danzig (Gdansk) after a siege which had begun the previous October.

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