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Natasha Lance Rogoff - Muppets in Moscow

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Natasha Lance Rogoff

Muppets in Moscow

2022

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Tatiana Basilova - History of Deafblind Education in Russia

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Tatiana Basilova

History of Deafblind Education in Russia

2017

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Deafblind Education in Moscow and the Moscow Region S. 81-138

„… the hospital he returned home for a short time, and then went to Moscow—to continue his education …” „… 3. Deafblind Education in Moscow and the Moscow Region 3.1. Moscow period of Ivan A …” „… . Sokolyanski’s life and work Sokolyanski moves to Moscow in 1939 and in December of the same year the People’s …”

Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis S. 1-14

„… ...................................................................... 77 3. Deafblind Education in Moscow and the Moscow Region ......................... 81 3.1. Moscow …” „… have been my life companions due to Tatiana Basilova. On one occasion when I came to Moscow Tatiana …” „… 1971, when I was a senior student at Moscow State University in the Faculty of Psychology. It was …”

Foreword S. 15-16

„… Moscow University. Together with him, I made my first visit to the Deafblind Children’s Home. He was on …” „… Leningrad, Kharkov, and later Moscow and the Moscow region. I sincerely hope that the places where children …”

Ivan A. Sokolyanski’s school for blind deaf-mutes in Kharkov S. 53-80

„… National Conference of educators for deaf-mutes in Moscow. At the conference he gave a presentation “On …” „… 1920 he joined the Bolshevik party. The same year, the Moscow All-Russian Conference for combating …” „… Psychoneurologists in Moscow and then later remained in Moscow to give lectures at the National Russian Courses on …”

Final Word S. 139-142

„… giving the same educational course at Moscow State University of Pedagogics. In the last decades …”

The first school for the deafblind in the capital city of Saint Petersburg S. 17-52

„… Behavior,” Moscow-Leningrad, 1931. 30 As a student at the Institute of Neurology Sokolyanski had his …” „… Deafblind Training School of Moscow F.A. Rau4. The Society’s prime objective was to care for deafblind …” „… Moscow, Bogdanov-Berezovsky made a report on the first experience of teaching the deafblind in Saint …”

List of References S. 143-158

„… . Levitin K. One is Not Born a Personality. Profiles of Soviet Education Psychologists. Moscow, Progress …” „… Publishers,1982, p.213-304 356. Mesheryakov A. Awakening to life. Moscow. Progress Publ.,1974 357. Percy …”

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Marvin Kalb

Assignment Russia

2021

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...And, Finally, Moscow S. 221-242

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Evelyn M. Cherpak - Artists, Writers, and Diplomats’ Wives

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Artists, Writers, and Diplomats’ Wives

2023

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16. Clare Consuelo Sheridan: A Sculptor in Moscow S. 271-284

„… 271C H A P T E R S I X T E E NClare Consuelo SheridanA Sculptor in MoscowClare Consuelo Sheridan …” „… , and Krassin’s head is finished. I think it’s good.Near MoscowSeptember 20th, 1920. MondayZinoviev had …” „… late September.Clare spent the next two months in Moscow. Vladimir Lenin was the first to sit for his …”

Index S. 289-302

„… peoples, 62Switzerland, 20Sympheropol, 58the Taganka, 255. See also MoscowTaiga, 150tarantass (vehicle …” „… , 200–202; WWI reporting of, 191–92, 195–202beggars: in Moscow, 113–14; among Tartar peoples, 62Beggars …” „… England to Her Son by, 3; marriages of, 1, 3–4; on military, 12, 13, 14; on Moscow, 10–12; on St …”

Preface

„… Marguerite Baker Harrison: A Spy in Russia 259Chapter 16 Clare Consuelo Sheridan: A Sculptor in Moscow 271 …” „… once they reached St. Petersburg or Moscow, they stayed in private residences and mingled with members …” „… . Petersburg to Moscow and then on to the Crimea, never revealing to the people she met what her real purpose …”

3. Martha Wilmot: An Irish Lady in Russia S. 31-44

„… ship to St. Petersburgh, then by coach to Moscow and Troitskoe, the country estate of the …” „… , one of travel to Moscow, St. Petersburgh, Poland, and White Russia, where the princess had an estate …” „… dethroned.”CustomsLetter to Her FatherMoscow, Jany 2nd 1804Another custom but of a more agreeable nature I experience’d …”

15. Marguerite Baker Harrison: A Spy in Russia S. 259-270

„… from Marooned in Moscow.Marooned in MoscowTaken to Lubianka PrisonI asked permission to pack the …” „… building on the Lubianka, in the heart of Moscow’s business district, formerly the property of the “Rossia …” „… prisoners, a pretty Jewish woman whom I had last seen at “The Bat,” one of Moscow’s best known vaudeville …”

14. Emma Goldman: An Anarchist in Russia S. 237-258

„… MoscowComing from Petrograd to Moscow is like being suddenly transferred from a desert to active life, so great …” „… was the contrast. On reaching the large open square of the main Moscow station I was amazed at the …” „… Commission,” explained Radek. … Here in Moscow they seemed everywhere. … What struck me forcibly besides the …”

8. Isabel F. Hapgood: An American Tourist in Russia S. 103-126

„… necessary and in no way restricted.A Meeting with Tolstoy in MoscowI had been discussing matters with the …” „… , Moscow, Kiev, Kazan, Niznhi Novgorod, and Yaroslavl and cruised the Volga River. The two women stayed at …” „… an estate of a prince in the countryside, visiting Count Leo Tolstoy at his home in Mos-cow and at …”

4. Catherine Wilmot: An Irish Lady in Russia S. 45-54

„… here. ...Catherine Wilmot • 53The Archbishop of MoscowThe present Archbishop Plato, who is esteem’d …” „… for a fortnight at Petersburgh & then proceed to Moscow. Trusty servants & travelling Carriages are to …” „… good impres-sion. I said, it had (was not that witty). She said she had heard of my Sister at Moscow …”

9. Kate Marsden: An English Nurse in Siberia S. 127-142

„… toward St. Petersburg where so much work awaited me.Back in MoscowI arrived once more in Moscow in …” „… and Constan-tinople before going to Russia. She arrived in Moscow in November 1890 to prepare for the …” „… and funding for the trip. She visited members of the nobility, both in St. Petersburg and Mos-cow, and …”

7. Mary Alsop King Waddington: A Guest at the Coronation of Alexander III S. 79-102

„… 1883 in Moscow and a trip to St. Petersburg that followed. Two years later, in 1904, Italian Letters of …” „… told us he used very strong language when he got back to the stables over the abomination of the Moscow …” „… fire-crackers exploding anywhere in Moscow to-day. The tribunes covered with red cloth, or red and gold, crammed …”

10. Annette M. B. Meakin: A Passenger on the Trans-Siberian Railroad S. 143-168

„… Railway from Moscow to Vladivostok in June 1900. She wanted to be the first woman to travel this route to …” „… towns they visited.Once they reached Vladivostok, they hoped to return to Moscow by the same railroad …” „… Train de Luxe as it is called, leaves Moscow for Ir-kutsk every Saturday evening, whilst the ordinary …”

2. Elisabeth Vigée Le Brun: An Artist in Russia S. 17-30

„… she disapproved of, she traveled to Moscow to paint a member of the Stroganoff family and Prince …” „… Kourakin, who lived there. She stayed in Moscow for five months and returned to St. Petersburg where she …” „… gentle. At St. Petersburg and Moscow, I never heard of a great crime or even a theft. The honest and …”

Bibliography S. 287-288

„… : Houghton Mifflin and Co., 1895.Harrison, Marguerite E. Marooned in Moscow: The Story of an American Woman …” „… , 1968.Sheridan, Clare. Mayfair to Moscow: Clare Sheridan’s Diary. New York: Boni & Liv-erite, 1921.Smith …”

1. Elizabeth, Baroness Craven: A Traveler in Russia S. 1-16

„… went on to the south of France, then to Italy, Austria, Poland, St. Petersburg, Moscow, the Crimea …” „… your’s.10 • Chapter OneMoscow, Feb. 29, 1786I left my coach at St. Petersburgh, and hired for myself …” „… remainYour’s affectionately__E.C_____Moscow, March 3, 1786I believe I have not told you, that I am possessed of …”

12. Bessie Beatty: A Reporter in Petrograd S. 191-212

„… I ever heard inquired for news of the French front and of Moscow.In similar cells we found Kiskkin …” „… , where she was based, as well as to Moscow and the wartime Russian front.Russia was still fighting on the …” „… officer; “if we had had the ammunition in 1915, I would be back with Mother Moscow, practising law, and …”

13. Pauline Stewart Crosley: A Navy Wife in Petrograd S. 213-236

„… Vologda at one o’clock in the afternoon; it is a junction for Moscow and Archangel; the station was …” „… business offices in Petrograd and Moscow are being similarly forced to increase salaries beyond all …”

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Maxim A. Suchkov - Essays on Russian Foreign Policy in the Caucasus & the Middle East

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Essays on Russian Foreign Policy in the Caucasus & the Middle East

2015

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A Warning for Moscow: The Armenian-Turkish Protocols S. 49-50

„… A Warning for Moscow: The Armenian-Turkish Protocols On February 16, Armenian President Serzh …” „… relations is Russia. Recently, Moscow has been warming up to Ankara, seeing the world’s eighteenth largest …”

Assessing Russian Soft Power in the South Caucasus:Ten Reasons Why Moscow Looks Lame S. 13-23

„… immediate damage to the Russian international image after the war in Georgia in 2008 exposed Moscow’s own …” „… thought the Kremlin was going to trade them in13. This can be considered as Moscow’s sixth problem in …” „… the South Caucasus should be expected. Quite often Moscow’s failure to project more of its political …”

Russia looks for new regional footing post-Iran deal S. 115-118

„… six S-300 batteries for a total of $800 million. Lifting the arms embargo was one of Moscow’s top …” „… and opportunities await Moscow, as the Iran deal is not the culmination but rather the beginning of …” „… beginning of some serious, complicated multilevel work for Moscow in its relationship with Tehran. In what …”

Why Russia's Mideast agenda doesn't appeal to GCC -⁠⁠ Al-Monitor: the Pulse of the Middle East S. 102-104

„… the Gulf is rather negative. The source of this perception lies in Moscow’s reading of the Arab Spring …” „… not always well-articulated issue, as is Moscow’s selection of allies. It may appear understandable …” „… Moscow works intensively to make sure Russia’s interests are secured in the Syrian puzzle, its general …”

Why Russia's Mideast agenda doesn't appeal to GCC S. 109-114

„… of this perception lies in Moscow’s reading of the Arab Spring. Russia has been skeptical about the …” „… is Moscow’s selection of allies. It may appear understandable from the standpoint of its national …” „… be ready for an alliance. As Moscow works intensively to make sure Russia’s interests are secured in …”

The Caucasus after Ukraine S. 59-64

„… crossing it. While the current economic malaise consuming Moscow’s elites makes it unlikely that the …” „… Ukraine as a new potential “elder brother”, and an alternative power center for Moscow’s policies in the …” „… Georgia, Ukraine, Azerbaijan, and Moldova in a bid to counter Moscow’s predominant influence in the region …”

Understanding the fine print of Russia's new treaty with Abkhazia S. 38-40

„… Moscow’s strategic priorities in the region. The more that Georgia leans toward NATO and the West, the more …” „… that Moscow will engage Abkhazia and South Ossetia. The Treaty on Alignment and Strategic Partnership …” „… independence. Russian critics, in turn, insisted it would put Moscow in a position of being an eternal donor to …”

Russia looks for new regional footing post-Iran deal -⁠⁠ Al-Monitor: the Pulse of the Middle East S. 99-101

„… Moscow’s top demands for its Western counterparts during the Vienna negotiations, and Russian arms …” „… multilevel work for Moscow in its relationship with Tehran. In what seemed for years to be a nuclear deadlock …” „… , Moscow was believed to be less disturbed than most about the prospects of Iran getting the bomb. Some …”

What's behind Russia's Mideast strategy? S. 89-90

„… . In recent years, Moscow’s relations with two of America's 15 major non- NATO allies have strengthened …” „… economic and information presence in the region plays Moscow’s card. Above all, there’s some domestic fine …” „… Moscow’s much-buzzed cooperation with Iran and Syria makes observers assess Russian policies in the Middle …”

Russia's South Stream move empowers Turkey S. 91-93

„… , Moscow has “outsourced” the project to Ankara, a much tougher negotiator to face the Europeans. Russia …” „… stability were left puzzled and discontented. Although Moscow's move can be interpreted in many ways, it …” „… deal with the emerging powers, Moscow needs significant political and material resources. Already a …”

References S. 131-140

„… . King Ch. The Five-Day War. Managing Moscow after the Georgia Crisis // Foreign Affairs. – November …” „… Analysis of International Situations and Political Expertise: Theory and Methodology). – Moscow, 2008 …” „… States of the post-Soviet space). – Moscow: Moscow Bureau on Human Rights, Academia, 2010. – 260 p …”

Syria: Pandora’s Box for the Russian Caucasus? S. 71-73

„… impact on the North Caucasus unless Moscow and Washington agree to cooperate against extremist forces in …” „… , the bloodbath continues, and Moscow and Washington still advocate conflicting narratives for Syria …” „… of the Arab Spring, Moscow continues to make the case that by overthrowing regional authoritarian …”

Will Russia play the Kurdish card? S. 74-76

„… both opportunities and risks for Moscow’s interests in the Middle East. On Sept. 27, the People …” „… ? 75 it may both launch a reset of the relationship and boost Moscow’s ambitions to return to the …” „… two biggest cities, Moscow and St. Petersburg, to preserve their identity and culture. At the same …”

Russia, Turkey weigh options in Crimea S. 77-79

„… important to Moscow. Certainly, the two are not on the same page in Syria and some other Middle Eastern …” „… . Moscow is not disillusioned about Turkey’s interests in the Crimea2 and its historic relations with the …” „… . Neither is Moscow disillusioned about potential domestic limitations and ramifications4 in Turkey on this …”

The North Caucasus in Contemporary U.S.-Russia relations: Key Problems and Implications for the Future S. 24-35

„… neighboring regions. Finally, Moscow initially articulated the post-Soviet space (including the Caucasus …” „… Northern and vice versa. Therefore, for Moscow it has always been a far more sensitive issue in terms of …” „… his tenure at the U.S. Embassy in Moscow (1995-1997) among other duties was assigned to cover …”

Russia keeps close watch on Yemen S. 96-98

„… map of the Middle East. Miles away from the region, in Moscow, experts and diplomats have been …” „… outside support. According to Moscow's calculations, it could be the potential big partner outside the …” „… Moscow has deemed strategically important since the Soviet times because of its geopolitical location …”

Chechnya's silent diplomacy in the Middle East S. 41-43

„… Moscow’s initiatives in the region are driven largely by the imperatives of its own turbulent area. Be it …” „… many of the Middle Eastern states who don’t see eye to eye with Moscow. The very phenomenon of direct …” „… noted none of this can come without Putin’s silent consent. In fact, Moscow can bear some good fruit …”

Russia turns to soft power in the Middle East S. 105-108

„… inclination toward hard power in its foreign policy. Indeed, Moscow’s support for some regional hard-liners …” „… more attention to its soft power projection in different parts of the world, Moscow has a long way to …” „… Arabic” together1. This was quite helpful for Moscow as Russia’s image in the region was seriously …”

Russian policy in Ukraine, Mideast not just about Putin S. 65-70

„… , Washington can expect little progress if it fails to enlist Moscow’s support, as recently concerning …” „… . These positions also place serious limitations on Moscow’s maneuvering and opportunities in the region …” „… domestic sources of their behavior. This is why Russian concerns are quite often legitimate, while Moscow’s …”

Limits of Partnership: Russia and Turkey in the Caucasus S. 36-37

„… Limits of Partnership: Russia and Turkey in the Caucasus Relations between Moscow and Ankara have …” „… ISIS. Moscow may not fully recognize the reasons shaping Turkish attitudes towards these matters but …” „… cooperation: if Ankara and Moscow are serious about counter-terrorism, tackling the practices of these groups …”

Instead of a CONCLUSION S. 127-128

„… threats. History is another powerful driver of Moscow’s regional policies that is often used to legitimize …” „… connected to Moscow’s interpretation of history. The Kremlin has its own point of view in the “battle of …” „… European Union poses a distinct threat to Russian influence in the former Soviet Union. Moscow chooses to …”

Why it matters that Russia and US have different narratives about ISIS S. 83-85

„… between Moscow and Washington is easier to say than do1. For example, during a Sept. 23 telephone …” „… Moscow fears most is their return to wreak havoc in Chechnya, the region where the Kremlin invested so …” „… insurgency Russia faces in the North Caucasus. While Moscow claims it fights exactly the type of extremist …”

Russia looks to Egypt for Mideast foothold S. 94-95

„… entered another phase. Previously Moscow was looking for new regional venues where its presence will be …” „… and military contacts in the 94 mid-1970 s, the next surge in military cooperation between Moscow and …” „… way forward. There is another strategic calculation for Moscow: While it balances relatively …”

List of Articles S. 129-130

„… List of Articles Assessing Russian Soft Power in the South Caucasus: Ten Reasons Why Moscow Looks …” „… :// www.russia-direct.org/opinion/russias-terrorism-threat-year-review A Warning for Moscow: The Armenian-Turkish Protocols // Eurasia Outlook, March 5, 2015 …” „… South Caucasus // The Moscow Times, October 27, 2014 …”

Islamic State gains victory for Chechen jihadists S. 80-82

„… . Bush leading to a virtual breakup of Iraq. In the current context of perpetual Washington-Moscow …” „… browbeating, this narrative finds Moscow supporters in the Middle East and elsewhere. However, Russians have …” „… . Nowadays, it’s been conventional wisdom that Moscow and Washington have hit the historical bottom in their …”

Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis S. 1-12

„… did and what was at stake for Moscow in all three stories. With the crisis in Ukraine pushing Russia …” „… Soft Power in the South Caucasus:Ten Reasons Why Moscow Looks Lame 15 The North Caucasus in …” „… West 44 Russia's terrorism threat: A year in review 46 A Warning for Moscow: The Armenian-Turkish …”

The Olympic challenge: A litmus test for Russia S. 119-120

„… ,” raise organizational standards and improve security. By opting for the toughest path, Moscow raised the …” „… credibility Moscow has in its further foreign policy initiatives and domestic affairs. It will help determine …”

Russia's terrorism threat: A year in review S. 46-48

„… authorities do to address the issue. 2 Saradzhyan S. Doku Umarov Is Finally Dead // The Moscow Times. – March …” „… present international context doesn’t provide for a great deal of cross-coordination, Moscow should count …”

What's at stake for Russia with Charlie Hebdo? S. 124-126

„… greater anti-terrorist cooperation with Russia – at least at the bilateral level between Paris and Moscow …” „… – but Russian support will not go further. Not because freedom of speech is not something Moscow wants …”

Looking behind the Russia-Iran relationship S. 86-88

„… between Moscow and Tehran. Along with the energy issues4, these include the nuclear program, the …” „… Moscow, Tehran was one of a few Muslim states supporting Russia's integrity during two Chechen wars and …”

Don’t forget about Russia’s Islamic challenge in Crimea S. 51-56

„… Federation, Moscow has to walk a fine line not to further alienate this historical group. Otherwise, Russia …” „… between Moscow and Riyadh6. 4 Temnenko Z. Islam and Hizb ut-Tahrir’s Activities in Crimea, Ukraine // CAEI …”

The Grozny Attacks and Russia’s Relationship with the West S. 44-45

„… relations. In the past, hostilities in Chechnya were a significant irritant for Moscow. Amidst a stand-off …”

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