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Russians in America: The Early Years
2011On February 2, 1941, an advertisement for a performance was posted in the New York Times. It read: A festival in honor of the late Jacob Gordin, Yiddish playwright, will be held Wednesday afternoon at the Second Avenue Theatre. The “Adler Family,” consisting of Luther, Stella, and Celia Adler, will appear together in an act of Gordin’s “The Wild Man.”
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Russian America and the Archaeology of Capitalism
1997Historical archaeology is the “archaeology of capitalism” (Paynter 1988), including its evolution and expansion, economic and social impacts, and the material culture of the industrial age. As an integrated world system of capitalist economies coalesced during the late eighteenth century, Russian fur merchants pushed eastward from Siberia to Alaska ...
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Promoting Russian Liberalism in America
Russian Review, 1990The purpose of the lectures was twofold. First, they were to be part of the University's "Open Lectures Program," an innovative approach to higher education whereby people who did not need university credit could attend special lectures and broaden their knowledge in a particular topic.2 As such, the Slavic lectures would be informative in nature.
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Russian Direct Investment in Countries of Latin America
Herald of the Russian Academy of Sciences, 2022Alexey Kuznetsov
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Falsification in the Sources of the History of Russian America and Their Effects
Journal of Intelligence History, 2022Andrei V Grinev
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Natives and Creoles of Alaska in the Maritime Service in Russian America
Historian, 2020Andrei V Grinev
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