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Magazine Description
Publisher:Russian Life
Category:Culture
Language:English
Frequency:Bi-Monthly
Magazine Description: Russian Life is your bimonthly trip to the heart of Russian reality. Colorful. Informative. Engaging. Respected.
In short, everything you can want from a bimonthly magazine on Russian history, culture, business and travel.
Each issue contains fine features, news and photo journalism on all aspects of life in Russia, past and present.
Regular departments include: Travel Notes, Events Calendar, Russian Calendar (important events in Russian history that month), Russian Cuisine and Survival Russian – a guide to the Russian you really need to know.
If you're interested in what is going on in the world's largest country, then Russian Life – in publication since 1956 and fiercely independent since 1995 – is for you.
In this issue
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Tenders of the Vine
Visiting Russia’s Nascent Wine Region
Restoring the Future
A Small Town Gets a Makeover
Ascending Anik
Here I stand, on the summit of Anik Mountain, drenched to the bone amid zero visibility, driving rain, and a fierce wind.
A Time for Pirogi
Food & Drink
Finding St. Nicholas
To the undiscerning eye, the Turkish city of Demre is not much to look at, let alone stop for. Rows upon rows of greenhouses covered in clear plastic sheeting cover nearly every plot of land. The drab outpost in southwestern Anatolia lacks the luxuriant resorts and Turquoise Coast panache of such places as Bodrum, Marmaris, and Antalya, the latter a renowned haven for Russian vacationers.
A Stove Called Yerofeyich
Auntie Nina even pinched herself in the side, but no – it wasn’t a dream.
Russian Chronicles
Leap year problems
Goa and Greenhouses
A well-to-do Russian tries to bring his green new ideal to life in a Russian village. Not all goes to plan.
Postscript
Another Victim of Sandarmokh
Food & Drink
Taste of the Holidays
