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Russian resources in Washington
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Web site of the
Russian-speaking community in the metro area, russiandc.com, with recent news and, links to various cultural
events. You can also find here information about Russian ethnic food
stores (in Russian and English) |
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Museums: |
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Hillwood museum and garden has a beautiful collection of Russian
artifacts, including paintings and Faberge eggs |
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Washington Literary
& Music Museum of the Five Russian Poets of the Silver
Age has many interesting
materials about Marina Tsvetaeva, Osip Mandelstam, Boris Pasternak, Anna
Akhmatova and Nikolai Gumilev. ( in Russian and English) |
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Theaters: |
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Stanislavsky Theater Studio where you can enjoy (in English) "Fathers and
sons" and "The Brothers Karamazov" among other excellent
performances. |
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Classika
theater for children. Children and adults have a lot of fun watching
"Buratino", a Russian version of Pinoccio, "Cinderella" and other
performances. |
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Cathedrals: |
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St. Nicholas (Orhodox) Cathedral |
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Russian Orthodox Cathedral of St. John the
Baptist |
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Other |
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Russian embassy |
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Russian Cultural Center |
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Russia House |
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The Eurasia Center |
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