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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]
US Customs Service. Information you may need to get back
into the US.
Guidelines for Travelers in the Newly Independent States. Page of
useful information from "Project Harmony."
The Expat Survival Guide. Useful information and advice for
making life in Moscow more enjoyable. Included are such things as
First Time Traveler's Advice and specific information like
Your Russian Visa. Also available from this source, a downloadable
Russian Customs form
[Adobe Acrobat Reader needed], and some
Russian Visa Application
Forms in English and in other languages (including Chinese!).
From the Moscow Expat Site: A Virtual community for English speaking
expats and Russians.
Aeroflot. Home page of Aeroflot: Russian International Airlines.
International Airport Sheremetyevo. The airport web site
containing useful information on its history, transport provided,
car parking, etc.
(In Russian)
Sheremetyevo Airport. Home page.
Sheremetyevo-2 Airport: Moscow. Detailed plan (in Russian) at the bottom
of the page.
Na Karte Ru. Map of Moscow (you can also select other places:
St. Petersburg,
Russia,
the world...)
that you can navigate and even add (your own and select)
content to!
VISAS. Russian Visa Requirements (effective Feb.5, 1998). From
Russia.Net.
Reservations...Instructions for the travelers abroad.... All kinds of information
on flights to Russia, including info on gettting through customs.
Custom Duty Free Allowances/Restrictions. From Travel Document
Systems.
Russia - Consular Information Sheet. From the US Department of State.
(in Russian)
Russian Visa. From T. Beyer (Middlebury College).
Russian Fashion Steps out of the Shadows. Brief article from the BBC News, Dec. 19, 1997.
(In Russian)
Au. Site of links to the Russian fashion world.
Moda v Permi. Fashion in Perm'. Models, notes on fashion, etc.
Fashion Guide. First Russian portal about fashion (from Fashion Guide.com).
Also in
English.
(In Russian)
Computing and Mathematics. Links to computer hardware, magazines,
computer programming, sales and service, software, etc.
in Russia (in English and Russian). From Russophilia. [Select one of the
sights and go to the title page; read and report on what services are
offered.]
Dell Russia. Home page for this company in Russia.
Apple Russia. Homepage.
IBM Russia. Homepage.
Intel Russia. Homepage.
CGI-Programming Tutorial. By Lesha.
Script.ru. Download javascripts for your own website. Copyright
2000 MediaLand...
Moscow Internet Club "Screen". 1996-2000 copyright "Internet-club SCREEN".
Online Resource Center. Copyright 1999 Online Resource Center.
[Also available in English.]
Freeware.Ru. Things you can get free from Russia (and
in Russian). [What categories are available to choose from?]
Download the Russian card game
Durak ("fool"). Unzip and play!
Sovietski Collection: Treasures from a Bygone Era. Online catalog for some unusual gifts from Russia.
Woman! Learn Your Letters!. Poster on reading (early 20th cent.). From
George Mitrevski's site at Auburn University.
The Illiterate. Poster by Alexei Radakov, 1920. From George Mitrevski's
site at Auburn University.
Fit out Reading Rooms. Poster by Apsit (Petrov), 1919. From George Mitrevski's
site at Auburn University.
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