Chapter 10

Golosa. Third edition links to video, grammar and supplements.

Sound. Link to the audio recordings for Golosa: Book One.

Golosa. Textbook links to useful web sources for this chapter.

Grammar Exercises. Exercises by George Mitrevski - posted on the Golosa web site. [Do the Exercises from this chapter.]

An Interactive Online Russian Reference Grammar. From Robert Beard, Bucknell University. [Russian fonts required]

Maps of Russia

(above link to leads to a separate page on maps)

Commonwealth of Independent States. 1994. Political map from the University of Texas collection.
Russia. CIA map and general information.

Link to my list of some of the most well-known Russian writers and to web sites about each.

Yulya Voznesenskaya
Venedikt Erofeev
Venedikt Erofeev. Brief biography in English and Russian, plus bibliography. From the Bio-Bibliographical Guide: Hokkaido University.

(in Russian)
Venedikt Erofeev. From "Biblioteka Internet." Links to articles, works, interviews, letters, biography, photos, etc. etc.
Eduard Limonov
Eduard Limonov. Page maintained by Misha Verbitskij. Includes links to other sites (including photos) on Limonov. [in Russian]
(in Russian)
Limonov, Eduard. Brief list of his works (in Russian). From Hokkaido University.
Viktoria Tokareva
(in Russian)
Tatyana Tolstaya
Tolstaia, Tat'tiana. Brief note on life and works of Tolstaya. From Hokkaido University.
(in Russian
Tatyana Tolstaya. Interview (in Russian) with Tolstaya. Includes a couple of pictures of her. [KOI-8 or Win-1251 fonts needed]

Andrei Dmitrievich Sakharov. From the Nobel Prize Internet Archive. Includes links to newspaper articles and other sites.

[In Russian]
Museum and Social Center named for Sakharov. Exhibitions, library, humanitarian intitiatives, etc. on/of Sakharov. [in Russian]
My Meetings with Sakharova. By Raisa Berg (as part of her book Acquired Traits). [in Russian]
Soviet Archives. On Sakharov. Posted by V. Bukovsky. Links to documents.

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