…in Russia and improving agriculture there. I. I. Mechikov was a microbiologist who shared a Nobel Prize award with with Paul Ehrlich in 1908 for his work in immunology. He…
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…of the protests, if they secretly supported the cause despite their role in it. I am so proud to have witnessed such an amazing event. When I got home I…
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…for religious culture, the Communist Party of the Communists Russia simultaneously is categorically OPPOSED TO THE INTERFERENCE OF RELIGIOUS INSTITUTIONS IN THE IN SOCIAL LIFE. Religion in the Russian Federation…
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…distracted with Ukraine, Armenia currently feels that it lacks a strong international partner in its conflict. If Azerbaijan chooses to push further with its demands, it may well be successful….
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…are meant to terraform Turkmenistan, changing the local weather and ecology. Turkmenistan is full of contradictions. Its nationalism, rooted in native Turkmen culture, is imposed by a Soviet-style regime. Its…
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…doubled as defensive towers. The Church of St. George inside the Bodbe Monastery of St. Nino in Kakheti, Georgia, was built in the 9th Century. Colorful, Persian-influenced architecture in Tbilisi,…
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…student Ian Walker. It was updated in 2023 by SRAS student Lily Nemirovsky. The site that greets one when walking around. This is the room one immediately walks into, to…
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…what Tahoe Baikal Institute (TBI) does and what your role is as Programs Director? MR: The Tahoe-Baikal Institute is an International non-governmental (NGO) organization dedicated to improving cultural awareness between…
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…almost no debate and with unanimous agreement. Right Cause was officially registered as a political party in February 2009. Part I Part II Part III Part IV Пpограмма политической партии…
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…accident, were in the dark. Sweden’s scientists were the first to notice an increase in the radioactivity around one of their nuclear plants. After it became clear that the international…
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…isn’t Uzbekistan.” In Andijan – a town in eastern Uzbekistan, Islam Karimov’s government forces had massacred hundreds and perhaps thousands of protesters on May 13, 2005. Some demonstrators in Bishkek…
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…initial intake, followed by treatment, and then distribution. The Ershov Water Intake System is one of Irkutsk’s primary sources of water intake. It draws from 15 meters below the Angara,…
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…Bishkek is a growing city located in a valley, air pollution is a concern to many as air inversions can trap a lot of car smog inside the city. At…
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…KPRF. Today’s Komsomol is split between rival organizations. One is headed by Yuri Afonin (top, at an Interfax news conference in 2011) and Konstantin Zhukov (bottom, at a rally in…
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…work, and perpetual self-improvement. In such a system, the most intelligent, hardworking and energetic people don’t hide their money away, but invest it in new business fields, thus providing jobs…
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…living in Kaluga and would we be interested in looking at it. It was a lengthy manuscript that spanned the years 1917-1997 from Koltypina’s early years in the Russian Far…
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…situation in which someone has placed us is the most terrible fraud and crime…I accept life as it is, as a most mean, detestable and false condition…I’m spending the winter…
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…job? I assume you still use your knowledge of Siberia’s environment on-the-job? LP: While abroad, I improved my Russian, learned more about environmental issues in the Irkutsk region and in…
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…here, please submit it. In this, its nineteenth issue, Vestnik explores issues as diverse as psychology, economic reform, and foreign language pedagogy. In “Trends in Cultural Education in Kyrgyzstan,” Austen…
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…discusses environmental organizations and the psychology of environmentalism in Irkutsk, Russia. In literature, “Identity Fragmentation in Babel’s ‘Story of My Dovecote’” explores what it meant to be Jewish in Tsarist…
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