Leningrad in the nineteen-seventies was a closed, stultifying world all to itself, a microcosm of the Soviet Union: a universe of muted grays and beige, where nothing much seemed to ever change. An ...

You're currently following this author! Click to unsubscribe from email alerts. A new Russian pilot program with 100 preschools aims to teach children as young as three to be "worthy citizens" and ...

This ready-to-use Russian language lesson is based on the short film “The Watch” (Часы). The lesson combines vocabulary practice, grammar reinforcement, listening comprehension and discussion ...

• discussion prompts about appearance, stereotypes and first impressions. Students develop listening, speaking and intercultural communication skills while discussing an engaging short film. Suitable ...