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Latest bulletin: 20 March 2018
Earlier bulletins are in the Archive
The most recent issue of our magazine can be downloaded as a pdf here: Issue 38, Winter 2018.
Issue 38, Winter 2017
publ. January 2018
Contents
Front cover: Peterhof.  Photo Sheila Sim 2017
p2   Editorial
p3   SRF news
p4   Sheila Sim : Parks and Gardens in Russia—What’s New?
p6   Natasha Perova : The “non/fiction” Book Fair Turns 20
p7   George Milne : The Russian Arctic Convoy Museum Project
p9   Mike Titterton :  Russia’s   Local Heroes for Health
p10        Book reviews:
  • Russia and the Western Far Right by Anton Shekhovtsov. A review - article by Martin Dewhirst
  • The Experiment: Georgia’s Forgotten Revolution 1918-1921 by Eric Lee. Reviewed by  Elisso Tarassachvili
  • Moscow Calling by Angus Roxburgh. Reviewed by Jen Stout
  • Writings fron the Golden Age of Russian Poetry by Konstantin Batyushkov. Presented and translated by Peter France. Reviewed by Anne Gutt
  • The Russian Soul. Selections from A Writer’s Diary by Fyodor Dostoevsky. Introduced by Rosamund Bartlett. Reviewed by Andrew Macmillen
  • The Anna Karenina Fix: Life Lessons from Russian Literature by Viv Groskop. Reviewed by Angus Roxburgh
Back page: poster “3 Plays from Moscow Theatres” (Edinburgh Cameo, March 2018)
Previous issues are in the Archive.
The magazine is published twice a year and is available online.  Members of the Scotland-Russia Forum can request a copy in the post (to become a member apply here).
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