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On This Day

Notable events on this day in Russian history

1728: Ivan Polzunov, inventor, born (died 1766).

1872: Nadezhda Teffi, writer, born

1906: Sergei Gerasimov, film director, born

1921: Andrei Sakharov, physicist and human rights activist, born (died 1989)

1986: Unmanned test of new Soyuz TM. Recovered May 30, 1986 6:49 GMT.

Recent Blog Posts

April 19, 2013
Dina from Parallel Russia: By Ekaterina Vinokurova, Gazeta.ru; In my capacity as a journalist, I usually tell unhappy stories about people’s lives that are almost inevitably destroyed by the government. Happy endings and happy people, on the contrary, are usually discovered by chance. The story I am about to tell you was brought to me by just one such chance.
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April 17, 2013
Spies Like Us: By Paul E. Richardson; The Americans, on FX, is a brilliant episodic drama that recreates the 1980s with only minimal anachronisms but plenty of tension, plot twists, double-dealing and moral relativism.
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April 12, 2013
Snail's Pace: By Maria Antonova; Has your postmaster chased you down the street with a broom lately? Clearly you don't live in Russia... The Russian Post continues to stoke the fury of millions. But Russian videographers are striking back, documenting abuses by RP workers.
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