Here Comes the Nevesta

Author: Christina Ling
Russian Life: August 1996
Department: Features
Page: 4   ( 6) pages

Summary: Marx was scornful, Engels was scathing. In his headier days, Lenin considered it a deplorably bourgeois means of oppressing women. But even in Soviet times, Russians got married. Now the way people go about tying the conjugal knot is changing too. Christina Ling takes a look at marriage in Russia, past and present.

This article appeared in the August 1996 issue of Russian Life. The text of this article is not available online.

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