21. -[ Ruv.net ]- : Political Art - USSR Motherland - Communist Style of the ussr fall of ussr the former ussr ussr national anthem ussr history of former ussr fosi ussr ussr russia born in the ussr history of the ussr http://www.ruv.net/political_art.916.0.html

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22. World InfoZone - Russia Information - Page 2 An important time in Russian history was the reign of Peter the Great. Members of the former ussr were Russia, Belarus, Ukraine, Armenia, Azerbaijan, http://www.worldinfozone.com/country.php?country=Russia&page=2

23. Russian Experiences: Life In The Former USSR And Post-Soviet Russia - By The Rav Russian Experiences Life in the former ussr and PostSoviet Russia In itspresentation of both history and humanity, the authors have managed to cover http://www.topwritecorner.com/reviews/review27.htm

Russian Experiences: Life in the Former USSR and Post-Soviet Russia by The Raven and Marie Claire Was the Russia we grew up fearing truly a monster in disguise, or a country struggling through various leaders and methods to find itself? Russian Experiences: Life in the Former USSR and Post-Soviet Russia is an eye opening discovery of the true Russia. The Russia of the 'suburbs'; the Russia of the common worker; the Russia of the struggling family. No political grandstanding in this book, no. This is a story of its people. It's heart and soul. Unless one went through it, experienced it, and lived it, one can't ever really know. But a man known as 'The Raven' lived through it, and with the help of co-writer Marie Claire, he tells his story of growing up in this Russia to the world. But 'Russian Experiences' is so much more than just a story, a riveting story of trial and labor, and of rebirth. It is, in its essence, a moving and dramatic tale of one man's quest for freedom; not just in a physical sense, but an emotional one as well. The Raven was born into a period of turmoil. The economy was poor, even to the point of many teetering on the brink of privation. Proper education and training for many jobs and positions in the medical field was below standard and proper supplies, not only those needed for basic living, but more important, medical supplies were sadly lacking as well. No luxuries of supermarkets, shopping malls, fashion stores and private transportation. Because of a lack of proper medical facilities and care, The Raven suffered a hearing loss accompanied by a speech impediment as a young child, thereby forcing him from early childhood to deal with prejudice because of his handicap. For decades, the Russian ideal of perfection allowed no compassion for those suffering from physical or emotional handicaps, almost an 'Out of sight, out of mind' mentality.

24. Rubriek: 15.70 History Of Europe : Former USSR DutchESS, Dutch Electronic Subject Service. Rubriek 15.70 history of Europe former ussr. Link Ab Imperio / Ilja Gerasimov, Sergej Glebov http://www.kb.nl/dutchess/15/70/91/

Rubriek: 15.70 history of Europe : Former USSR Ab Imperio / Ilja Gerasimov, Sergej Glebov H-Russia WWW site The Russian revolution

25. Russian Experiences: Life In The Former USSR And Post-Soviet Russia Russian Experiences Life in the former ussr and PostSoviet Russia but alsoa very personal saga of the history and transition of one of the mightiest http://www.baryon-online.com/baryon87/re.html

Baryon 87 Reviews Russian Experiences: Life in the Former USSR and Post-Soviet Russia By The Raven and Marie Claire Virtualbookworm.com Publishing Inc., PO Box 9949, College Station, TX 77842, ISBN 1-58939-177-2 (soft cover) $12.95, ISBN 1-58939-198-5 (hardcover) $17.95 reviewed by Denise M. Clark ( http://www.denisemclark.com Do you know the difference between Communism and National Socialism? Do you have any idea what it was like to live in Post World War II Russia? How about the Cold War period? Do you know what happened during the turbulent period of upheaval during the late 1980’s to the early 1990’s, a period that witnessed the death throes of the former entity known as the USSR? Unless one went through it, experienced it, and lived Russian Experiences Russian Experiences is an excellent format for anyone to use, from either a social or personal perspective, in order to experience and learn about Russia's history, culture, and the indomitable spirit of many of its people. This reviewer gives it an A in its writing style and in its presentation of both history and humanity. This review may be be reprinted or reused as long as proper credit is given.

26. Oral History Interviews With Communist Party Officials, Their Relatives And Diss former Deputy Chairman of the Council of Ministers of the ussr Iurii Sokolov (part1 2) (oral history interview) former Colonel of KGB http://www.osa.ceu.hu/db/fa/314-0-2-1.htm

OSA Guide Fonds / HU OSA Container List HU OSA 314-0-2 Fonds 314: Interviews by Miklós Kun Relating to the Soviet Union Series 2: Oral history interviews with communist party officials, their relatives and dissidents Container list: Video cassettes VHS Stepan Chervonenko (oral history interview) Ambassador of the Soviet Union in Czechoslovakia in 1968 Russian language, 26 min Mihail Gefter (oral history interview) A prominent Soviet dissident Russian language Oleg Kalugin (oral history interview) A former General of KGB Russian language, 95 min (oral history interview) Daughter of a former member of the Soviet of People's Commissars Russian language, 92 min (oral history interview) Son of Andrei Zhdanov Russian language, 71 min (oral history interview) Former Deputy Chairman of the Council of Ministers of the USSR Russian language, 72 min (oral history interview) Former Colonel of KGB Russian language, 57 min (oral history interview) Former Colonel of KGB, today a well-known writer Russian language; 1996, 61 min Aleksandr Shelepin (part 2) (oral history interview) Former First Secretary of All-Union Komsomol, Head of KGB in 1958. Opponent of Brezhnev.

27. Ussr History - Books, Journals, Articles @ The Questia Online Library We searched for ussr AND history and found 10421 total results. former WarsawPact Countries Transferred American POWs to the ussr http://www.questia.com/search/ussr-history

Questia The World's Largest Online Library Primary Navigation Skip Home Page Search Page Read Page ... Subscribe Page Secondary Navigation Skip About Questia Subscribe Requirements ... Login Search the Library: Advanced Search Put exact phrases in quotes Search within Results by media type: Books Journals Magazines Newspapers Encyclopedia Research Topics We searched for: ussr AND history we found: results by media type: books: journal articles: magazine articles: newspaper articles: encyclopedia articles: Research Topics on: ussr history List All Research Topics Russian Music Soviet History books on: ussr history - 7901 results More book Results: Biographic Directory of the USSR Book by Institute For The Study Of The Ussr V. S. Meretisalov ; Scarecrow Press, 1958 Subjects: Soviet UnionBiography ...elected deputy, USSR Supreme Soviet...historian; Doctor of Art History ; professor, Moscow...Peoples Artist of USSR ; artistic director...a new page in the history of the Latvian Theatre...elected deputy, USSR Supreme Soviet...industrial chemistry, history of chemistry, etc...

28. The Free Jazz Scene In The Former USSR : Between Vilnius And Arkhangelsk Today, the former ussr is experiencing such a severe paper shortage that only an Batashev, the first person to write about Soviet jazz history, http://www.vilniusjazz.lt/press/0494mt.htm

The Free Jazz Scene In The Former USSR : Between Vilnius And Arkhangelsk Teruto SOEJIMA Translated by Yoshiyuki SUZUKI and Cathy FISHMAN A Shortage Of Information On Jazz In The Former USSR The shortage of information on contemporary jazz in the countries of the former USSR makes it difficult for us to discuss this music. It was only several years ago that people in Western countries had their first opportunities to hear actual performances of jazz from this region. In fact, no former - USSR jazz album was released in the West until 1980, when London's Leo Records released an album which became the object of a great deal of interest and curiosity. Until then, many Western people doubted that standard jazz even existed in the former USSR. Today, the former USSR is experiencing such a severe paper shortage that only an extremely small number of music magazines and books are being published. Nikolai Dmitriev, editor-in-chief of "Jazz" - the only jazz magazine in the former USSR - laments, "We can only obtain enough paper to publish one issue a year." Because of this situation, we in the West have less and less information about music in this region. Another difficulty is the fact that many areas of the former USSR broke away and became independent states. Since the Soviet era, each area and ethnic group has incorporated its own folklore into jazz to create its own jazz mood and style. But the separation and independence of these areas has made it nearly impossible to gather comprehensive information on this music.

29. Sovietski Collection in the supply of collectibles from Russia and the former ussr countries. interest in Russian history, Russian culture, the era of the ussr or CCCP, http://www.zyra.org.uk/sovietsk.htm

Zyra's front page Russian Links Antique Dealers Space Shops ... Site Index Sovietski Collection Sovietski Collection specialises in the supply of collectibles from Russia and the former USSR countries. A great variety of choice Eastern Bloc Cold War artifacts are available for you to buy. (link at end of this page) Where else can you buy a $19,950 spacesuit, an antique diving helmet, a naval ship captain's chronometer, hand-cut polish crystal, Lomonosov porcelain and some of the finest European antiques and vintage artifacts on the web? In effect, Russia and former communist Eastern Bloc countries are selling off the extraordinary paraphernalia of a bygone era, and these choice collectible artifacts are available for you to buy in the West, or anywhere else in the world. If you have an interest in Russian history, Russian culture, the era of the USSR or CCCP, or objects pertaining to the KGB, here is your chance to buy a slice of history. In the words of the President of Sovietski Collection, "At Sovietski Collection, we know you want the genuine article. Not an imitation. That's why we're thrilled to share this catalogue, loaded with hundreds of treasures from a bygone era - rare and wonderful artifacts, old-fashioned gear and extraordinary collectibles that we know you'll love to own.

30. Internet Sites Important Slavic, East European, and former ussr, and Adjacent Areas Internet Sites INTERNET RESOURCES Russian studies Sites to link you to history, http://learning.lib.vt.edu/slav/internet.html

Slavic, East European, and Former USSR Resources Important Slavic, East European, and Former USSR, and Adjacent Areas Internet Sites Web Pages Arranged by Broad Categories Many or All Countries or Areas of the Region Slavic Research Center - Hokkaido University REENIC - Russian and East European Network Information Center - From the International Information Systems of The University of Texas at Austin . A comprehensive guide to Internet resources on Russia and Central/Eastern Europe. Slavic Studies Trails on the Internet - University of North Carolina - Greensboro. The Linguist List Europe . From Historical Text Archive Russian History Index - The World Wide Web Virtual Library WWW-VL EUI European History Project - Clickable Map of Europe - offering historical links by country. [Scroll to bottom of the page and select a country from the map]. Asian Studies WWW Virtual Library . From Australian National University . Their page on Asia-related Online Resources at the ANU Slavic Resources on the Net . From AAASS [American Association for the Advancement of Slavic Studies].

31. BerniE-zine Book Reviews: Russian Experiences, By The Raven And Marie Claire nations in the world and the consequences of its complicated political history . Russian Experiences Life in the former ussr and PostSoviet Russia, http://rantsravesreviews.homestead.com/RussianExperiences.html

By guest reviewer, Denise M. Clark Do you know the difference between Communism and National Socialism? Do you have any idea what it was like to live in Post World War II Russia? How about the Cold War period? Do you know what happened during the turbulent period of upheaval during the late 1980's to the early 1990's, a period that witnessed the death throes of the former entity known as the USSR? Unless one went through it, experienced it, and lived it, one can't ever really know. But a man known as 'The Raven' lived through it, and with the help of co-writer Marie Claire, he tells us his story. The Raven was born into a period of poor economy, poor training and few supplies. No luxuries of supermarkets, shopping malls, and fashion stores and private transportation. Due to lack of proper medical care, The Raven suffered a hearing loss accompanied by a speech impediment, thereby forced from then on to deal with prejudice because of his handicap. The Raven grew up in Baku City, the capital of Azerbaijan; his life was by no means easy. Because of the conflicts between native Armenians and Azerbaijan natives, he and his brother were not allowed to go to school for long stretches of time. Ultimately, The Raven and his family left Baku, where they had lived all their lives, and moved to a region around Moscow where The Raven continued his education. Yet even there The Raven had to struggle to gain that education, one that finally enabled him to rise above the poverty and narrow-mindedness of many of Russia's inhabitants.

32. Do's And Don't's For First-Time Ministries In The Former U.S.S.R. Do s and Don t s for FirstTime Ministries in the former ussr DO read someserious, basic material on Russian and Soviet history, church history, http://www.samford.edu/groups/global/ewcmreport/articles/ew01103.htm

Vol. 1, No. 1, Winter 1993, Covering the Former Soviet Union and East Central Europe The Commonwealth Challenge Do's and Don't's for First-Time Ministries in the Former U.S.S.R. by Mary Raber, Mennonite Central Committee DO read some serious, basic material on Russian and Soviet history, church history, and literature before you go. This is one way to show respect for the people you wish to serve. DO try to learn the Cyrillic alphabetthat way you can at least use a dictionary and read street signs. DO expect people from the former Soviet Union to be every bit as complex, wonderful, irascible, funny, capable, illogical, and resilient as North Americans. These are people, not trophies. DO be willing to learn from those you seek to serve, both Christian and non-Christian. Dialogue isn't genuine without true openness on both sides. DO express appreciation for all that you honestly can. DO dress modestly and simply. Go easy on jewelry and makeup. Speak quietly, even if you are sure that no one around you understands English; think about the tastefulness and appropriateness of what you say and do. My personal rule is never to say anything in English that I would not want to be understood by everyone within earshot. DO check the cultural appropriateness of examples or illustrations you may wish to use in a sermon or lecture. Be sure your listeners know what you're talking about.

33. Information And Description Of The Former USSR (Soviet Union) This is a brief review of the political history of the former ussr. Many westernershave negative impressions about this country due to the politically http://www.raftsiberia.com/trips/info/ussr.html

Siberia Rafting Argut River Katun' River Upper Katun' River Sayan Oka River ... Chuya River Siberia Trekking Kamchatka Volcanoes Altai Trekking Central Asia Rafting Chatkal River Chilik River United States Rafting Middle Fork Salmon Tuolumne River Rogue River American River Information General Information River Comparison Custom Trips Payment The Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (U.S.S.R.) The former USSR (commonly referred to as the Soviet Union) was formed as the result a weak Russian monarchy, an economic crisis, and over three years of unsuccessful fighting in World War I. Brilliantly using this situation, Vladimir Lenin led the Bolshevik Revolution and seized the government from the Tsarist regime in the Fall of 1917. Lenin was a previously exiled Marxist authority who founded the Russian Communist Party and became the first leader of the Soviet State until his death in 1924. He was able to unite people in support of Bolsheviks under the idea of “power for workers and peasants." His ideas of ending an unpopular war and redistribution of national wealth were also very popular. The Bolshevik Revolution was followed by a brutal Civil War which took millions of lives. The Revolution and Civil War tragically divided the nation and millions of people left the country. Among these were the brightest and most talented writers, scientists, and specialists including the airplane designer Sikorskiy, the writers Bunin and Nabokov, the singer Shalyapin, the artist Mark Chagal. The Soviet State was officially founded at the end of 1922.

34. News From Former USSR News from former ussr. Kremlin Brings Back Stalingrad. By Heikki Sipila Therefore saying that we must preserve the history of the Russian State is http://www.northstarcompass.org/nsc0501/newssu.htm

News from Former USSR Kremlin Brings Back Stalingrad By Heikki Sipila A reference to Soviet leader Joseph Stalin is to appear on a Russian monument for the first time in 40 years, on orders of President Vladimir Putin. Putin ordered the word " Stalingrad" en graved on a memorial complex by the Kremlin wall, replacing Volgograd, the current name of the city, where one of the bloodiest battles of the Great Patriotic War was fought. It is less than two years ago that Putin said that reviving the name of Stalingrad " would do us no good." But this latest decision, posted on the presidential web site Kremlin.ru last month, said that restoring Stalin’s name on the monument was to "pay tribute to the heroism of the defenders of Stalingrad and to preserve the history of the Russian State." After Khrushchev came to power, countess monuments referring to Stalin were pulled down. Hundreds of names of cities, towns, villages, factories and collective farms named after Stalin were forced to be renamed on the orders of Khrushchev. Post Soviet-Russian leaders have resisted pressures from Soviet people and war veterans to restore the name of Stalingrad to the city on the Volga River, where more than 1 million Soviet and Germans died in five months of fighting in 1942-1943.

35. Jewish Heritage Society: Background - New (English) IN THE former ussr Achievements and Problems former ussr possessing sourcematerial for Jewish history such as books, archives, and ritual artifacts. http://www.jewish-heritage.org/reve.htm

JEWISH HERITAGE SOCIETY REBIRTH OF THE JEWISH SCHOLARLY ACTIVITIES IN THE FORMER USSR: Achievements and Problems Scholarship The revival of Jewish studies in the CIS and the Baltic states after perestroika had its unique features, which were best summarized by Professor Avraham Greenbaum of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem: "The countries of the former Soviet Union, and especially Russia, have experienced a revival of Jewish (in the sense of Judaic) scholarship since the days of perestroika . And yet: as against the interwar scholarship whose practitioners were professional Jewish scholars ..., and who had the use of large libraries, the newcomers were usually trained for other professions ..., and often do not have even the basic works of their field at hand. This is something to be kept in mind when we admire their accomplishments and criticize their failings." Generally, the recent upheavals in Russia have opened a variety of scholarly activities within academic and higher educational institutions. Several themes and fields of research, which had been banned in the USSR, have acquired a legal status. Among them are Jewish studies and Jewish history. Jewish history as a field of research suffered complete excommunication from the humanities, and its sources - archival materials and research libraries of pre-Revolutionary Jewish scholarship - were inaccessible by scholars for some 40 years. That is why the new opportunities of the early 1990s changed scholarly preferences of a good many Russian-Jewish intellectuals. Many historians and philologists, archivists and librarians, university professors and students switched to Jewish history and Judaic studies. Many amateurs - rank and file Jewish

36. Jewish Heritage Society: Programs (English) For many Judaica scholars in the former ussr a publication of a scholarly working in the field of Jewish history and culture throughout the former ussr. http://www.jewish-heritage.org/proge.htm

JEWISH HERITAGE SOCIETY PROGRAMS Research, information and publication programs of the Jewish Heritage Society are devoted to the development of Jewish scholarship in the CIS and the Baltic states. All programs of the Society involve a wide range of scholars and research institutions. Preprints and reprints publication program For many Judaica scholars in the former USSR a publication of a scholarly work in the JHS Preprints series is the first and often the only opportunity to share their ideas with colleagues. Depository and Bibliography programs Scholarly works - research essays and articles, source studies and bibliographies - also become available through the JHS Depository. "Jewish archive" program The primary task of East European Jewish historiography is to explore and research the source materials on the history of Russian Jews. The JHS is consistently working on cataloging and publication of Jewish historical documentary sources from archival holdings of repositories in the CIS and the Baltic states. The JHS experts and members as well as archivists and librarians throughout the former Soviet Union are involved in this program. Nine issues of the "Jewish archive" series reviewing documentary sources of Jewish history in state repositories of Russian Federation, Ukraine and Belarus were published in 1994 - 1997. "Vanished world" program A forthcoming extensive data base "Vanished world" includes information about remnants of the Jewish past from Jewish communities, synagogues and private collections.

37. EAPO / History history THE EURASIAN PATENT ORGANIZATION In the territory of the independentStates (subjects of the former ussr) an unfavorable situation was formed in http://www.eapo.org/eng/information/history.html

EAPO News How to Get a Eurasian Patent ... Search HISTORY THE EURASIAN PATENT ORGANIZATION Due to the termination of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics by the Resolution of the USSR State Council of November 14, 1991, the ministries and other bodies of the state management, including the USSR Gospatent, were abolished. The USSR Gospatent stopped performing its functions from December 1, 1991, due to which an uncertain situation was created in the field of industrial property protection both in the Russian Federation and in the other states - Republics of the former USSR. One of the main reasons for that uncertainty was the termination, in the CIS States, the legislative acts of the former USSR and, in particular, those on the legal protection of inventions, industrial designs and trademarks. By that time the single patent space was broken. In the territory of the independent States (subjects of the former USSR) an unfavorable situation was formed in respect of the invention activity, the creation of new kinds of equipment, goods, the implementation of new technologies, both domestic and foreign ones. The main lines for going out of the emerged crisis in the field of industrial property protection were: - establishment of an interstate system for the protection of industrial property;

38. Jew Watch - Genocide - Christians In The USSR - History & Sources A solid understanding of history has long been the best guide to comprehending (Ed. note Lenin has since been discovered by a former Soviet general, http://www.jewwatch.com/jew-genocide-USSRchristians-weber.html

Jew Watch Top Jewish Genocides Today and Yesterday: USSR Murder of Christians: Zundel Trial Transcripts Mark Weber on Jewish Role in Red Revolution... Below is an exerpt by Mark Weber, published in the Journal of Historical Review, entitled "The Jewish Role in the Bolshevik Revolution and Russia's Early Soviet Regime: Assessing the Grim Legacy of Soviet Communism." (Jan-Feb. 1994, Vol. 14, # 1, p.4 ) "A solid understanding of history has long been the best guide to comprehending the present and anticipating the future. Accordingly, people are most interested in historical questions during times of crisis, when the future seems most uncertain. With the collapse of Communist rule in the Soviet Union, 1989-1991, and as Russians struggle to build a new order on the ruins of the old, historical issues have become very topical. For example, many ask: How did the Bolsheviks, a small movement guided by the teachings of German-Jewish social philosopher Karl Marx, succeed in taking control of Russia and imposing a cruel and despotic regime on its people? In recent years, Jews around the world have been voicing anxious concern over the specter of anti-Semitism in the lands of the former Soviet Union. In this new and uncertain era, we are told, suppressed feelings of hatred and rage against Jews are once again being expressed. According to one public opinion survey conducted in 1991, for example, most Russians wanted all Jews to leave the country. But precisely why is anti-Jewish sentiment so widespread among the peoples of the former Soviet Union? Why do so many Russians, Ukrainians, Lithuanians and others blame "the Jews" for so much misfortune?

39. Historical Pages By "Steam Engine IS" New railways A list of new and constructed railways in the former ussr;Electrification Th electrification history of the railways in the former ussr http://parovoz.com/history/index-e.html

History Pages by "Steam Engine IS" This page contains links to various materials dealing with the great past of Russian/Soviet railways. Railway Museums Information about railway museums located in the former USSR. R Post Mortem A list of abandoned, dismantled and not completed railways in the former USSR New railways A list of new and constructed railways in the former USSR Electrification Th electrification history of the railways in the former USSR Surviving steam locomotives There are more than 1000 surviving steam locomotives in Russia, C.I.S., and Baltic states. They exist as monuments, steam generators, reserve locomotives, etc. Please enjoy the most complete list of surviving steam locomotives Merger tree of Russian/Soviet railways This tree illustrates all known mergers and splits of railway companies and divisions in Russian Empire, the USSR, and post-Soviet states. History of Riga-Dinaburg Railway In 1861, the first ever railway whistle in the Baltics announced the beginning of a new era. On September 25, 1861, the first 217km-long railway line was officially opened in Latvia between Riga and Dinaburg (Daugavpils)... By J. Vanags.

40. Russian And East European Studies At Oxford Russian history; opposition and dissent in the ussr; Russian emigres Contemporary Russian politics; politics of the former ussr; transitions from http://users.ox.ac.uk/~slavinfo/general/staff.html

Home REES at Oxford Teaching and Research Staff Name College Faculty Area of Research and Teaching Dr C.C.L. Andreyev Christ Church Modern History Russian history; opposition and dissent in the USSR; Russian emigres Dr Rosamund Bartlett, EHRC Fellow Russian cultural history; Russian music; Russian literature Prof. Archie Brown St Antony's Politics and International Relations Contemporary Russian politics; politics of the former USSR; transitions from Communism Dr Paul Chaisty Pembroke Politics and International Relations Russian politics Dr Antoni Chawluk Mansfield Economics Economics of Eastern Europe; economics of transition Dr Paul Coones Hertford Evolution of geographical throught in Russia and the former USSR; current geographical change Prof. Richard Crampton St Edmund Hall Politics and International Relations Bulgarian history and politics; history and politics of Central and Eastern Europe in the19th and 20th centuries Dr Julie Curtis Wolfson 19th and 20th century Russian literature Dr Christopher Davis Wolfson Economics Economics of the former USSR; economics of transition

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