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A public opinion survey reveals that Russians are averse to a woman holding Putin's office.
On the occasion of the great writer’s 160th birthday, we offer up one of his lesser-known classics, newly translated.
The wealthiest woman on the African continent is, apparently, a Russian citizen.
170 years ago this week, January 15, 1850, the mathematician Sofia Kovalevskaya was born.
Poor, unfortunate Vasily Vasilyevich Korvin-Krukovsky. He worked so hard to help his family flourish, and, at least in his eyes, it all went to waste.
Kseniya is an architect, who found her passion in jewelry making.
In which a photographer convinces 12 women to share the contents of their magical purses, revealing mysteries of the Russian Soul.
An excerpt from the new translation of a novel by Karolina Pavlova (1807-1893), translated by Barbara Heldt.
March 8 struggles with the duality of being the day of women and the day of “womanness.”
In the summer of 1922, Ruth Epperson Kennell, a children’s librarian, left New York City for the far reaches of Siberia. She travelled with her husband Frank and 132 other ‘pioneers' who were eager to establishing industrial and agricultural communes to aid the ‘new Russia’.
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