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Primary Sources: The New Russian Literature Arrives
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- Box Office: 212-576-0075
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| 2/18/12 | 2:30pm |
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Leonard Lopate moderates a discussion with five award-winning Russian writers (Olga Slavnikovа, Alisa Ganieva, Irina Bogatyreva, Igor Savelyev, and Dmitry Biryukov) about life and art in post-Soviet Russian society. Free to the public.
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