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A sixty-year-old Christmas present reveals how Soviet archaeologists perceived their craft.
Citizens of the Soviet Union amassed many things, but of all the collectibles, perhaps the most popular was the badge (znachok).
In the Soviet period, artists were treated with esteem and lived comfortably, but their privileged position also required sacrifice.
In the Soviet era, NEP had always been regarded as a strange, only vaguely understood, and not very sensible chapter in Soviet history: a pause between the heroic Civil War and the no less heroic Five-Year Plans.
Get out your aluminum foil hats, folks. It seems the Soviets got ESP down decades ago.
For several generations of Russians, few things signal Christmas and New Year’s better than tangerines. So we offer a delicious holiday cake built around this fruit.
One of the Soviet Union's most iconic characters is set to make his movie debut.
Anton Morozov grew up on potatoes and seaweed in the hungry ’90s. He still eats seaweed every day, and now has turned many Russians onto it.
Russia's iconic domestic car has been the highest-selling automobile in the last six months.
Over half of respondents on a recent Russian survey indicated that they aren’t opposed to office romances.
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