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In the Atrium of Kings

Let us follow a Cossack seigneur who is going by way of the Volga to his domains in the steppe of the Don. We are seeking picturesque representations of national…

Behind the New Iron Curtain

by Marzio G. Mian,Translated by Elettra Pauletto,

Caviar, counterculture, and the cult of Stalin reborn

Glasnost Half Full

From the transcript of a staff meeting at RBC, a media company based in Moscow, in July. An audio recording of the meeting was leaked to Meduza, a Russian-language news…

Each According to His Ability

by Andrei Platonov,

From responses by Andrei Platonov (1899–1951) to authors who submitted manuscripts in 1920 to The Red Village, a newspaper that he edited. Platonov’s novels include Chevengur and The Foundation Pit;…

Nuclear Meltdown

From a report by the inspector general of the Air Force concerning allegations against Major General Michael J. Carey of professional misconduct during a trip to Russia last July. In…

From the introduction to the catalogue of Art4.ru, a contemporary-art museum in Moscow owned by Igor Markin. The museum, in which Markin, a forty-one-year-old plastics magnate, invested $10 million, houses…

Moscow outskirts (Belyaevo)

by Yola Monakhov,

Untitled

by Peter Turnley,

Restauration

by Leon Rabinovich Aron,

The art of eating returns to Russia

Readings

by Mary Berridge,

Moscow

In the Atrium of Kings

Behind the New Iron Curtain

Glasnost Half Full

Each According to His Ability

Nuclear Meltdown

Readings

Russian Arch

Moscow outskirts (Belyaevo)

Untitled

Restauration

Readings

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In the Atrium of Kings

Behind the New Iron Curtain

Glasnost Half Full

Each According to His Ability

Nuclear Meltdown

Readings

Russian Arch

Moscow outskirts (Belyaevo)

Untitled

Restauration

Readings

February 2000

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