Digest for 97-01-02
Table of Contents
WHAT'S NEW . . .
01-02 January 97 Russian Cities on the Web
02-02 January 97 Addition to the Newly Independent States (BISNIS) document=
s
GUESTBOOK ENTRIES . . .
01-02 January 97 Sender: ekamms@pangea.ca
Subject: from Eugen Kam
02-02 January 97 Sender: http://www.brainlink.com/~alexi/rbc/
Subject: from RBC
03-02 January 97 Sender: tone@fastlane.net
Subject: from Antone
04-02 January 97 Sender: Dinaric@MSN.com
Subject: from Husejin Dervic
05-02 January 97 Sender: amclass@Erols.com
Subject: from Robert A. Mark, Sr.
06-02 January 97 Sender: home@lvcb.com
Subject: from Sherry Moore
07-02 January 97 Sender: Kevin Owen
Subject: from KEVIN OWEN
RECENT EMAIL . . .
01-02 January 97 Sender: Andrejs Gavrilovs (shark@linux.cs.dpu.lv)
Subject: Re: E-mail Pal (fwd)
02-02 January 97 Sender: EJS (ejsimcox@spitfire.net)
Subject: Hello
03-02 January 97 Sender: Lindsey kyrie@ccc.wa.com
Subject: artist from Seattle
04-02 January 97 Sender: Mila Khayutin (khayuti@mcmail.CIS.McMaster.CA)
Subject: Looking for RHL info
05-02 January 97 Sender: lana@interport.net
Subject: Link of the Day
06-02 January 97 Sender: BRUCE HEGERBERG (boo@america.net)
Subject: E-Mail Friends
07-02 January 97 Sender: mac@MAINE.maine.edu (Dennis McConnell)
Subject: Siberian Civic Initiatives Center Server
08-02 January 97 Sender: Chris Kedzie (C.KEDZIE@fordfound.org)
Subject: FW: NEWW/EELC '97-'98 Legal Internship
09-02 January 97 Sender: mac@MAINE.maine.edu (Dennis McConnell)
Subject: Krasnoyarsk: Center for Assistance for
Civic Activities
10-02 January 97 Sender: Bohdan@TRYZUB.com (Bohdan Peter Rekshynskyj)
Subject: Happy Birthday Shevchenko Scientific Society!!!
11-02 January 97 Sender: "Andrey Ozharovskii" (zarov@host.cis.lead.org)
Subject: Political Seminar and Election Observation in
Tula, Russia
12-02 January 97 Sender: Bohdan@TRYZUB.com (Bohdan Peter Rekshynskyj)
Subject: Ukrainian Weekly Preview December 29th now
13-02 January 97 Sender: Bohdan@TRYZUB.com (Bohdan Peter Rekshynskyj)
Subject: Ukrainian Weekly's COMPLETE - 1996 THE YEAR ...
APPENDIX: LISTSERV address & basic procedures
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WHAT'S NEW . . .
* Russian Cities on the Web
"Traveling to Russia or within Russia? From this guide to Russian cities
on the Web you can get information on your destination. To see russian
exotic? Here you will find a growing list of links to Web sites dedicate=
d
to cities throughout Russia."
Please see the Travel Page or directly at URL:
http://www.city.ru/
* Addition of latest Business Information Service for the Newly
Independent States (BISNIS) documents.
Articles include:
International Money Transfers
Ukrainian Economic Statistics for the First Nine Months of 1996
Key Contacts for U.S. Business in the Russian Far East
Please go to the Economics and Business; choose
Economics and Business in Russia/NIS; then select
BISNIS documents or directly at URL:
http://www.friends-partners.org/friends/economics/bisnis.index.html
GUESTBOOK ENTRIES . . .
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Sender: ekamms@pangea.ca
Subject: from Eugen Kam
I am from Russia but I moved to Canada with my parents. I have now raised
my family here and I would love to correspond with people from Russia.
This page is truly a miracle and an inspiration to us all! Thank you!
** 02 **********************************************************************
Sender: http://www.brainlink.com/~alexi/rbc/
Subject: from RBC
=46or all Russian movies fans we have an excellent tooll "Professor Mosfilm"
- FREE! Simple database for DOS, where you can find information about
EVERY Russian film! Welcome to RBC Web Site
http://www.brainlink.com/~alexi/rbc/
** 03 **********************************************************************
Sender: tone@fastlane.net
Subject: from Antone
Hi Everyone,
This is a very cool site. I am a blues musician from Texas. Would be very
interested in meeting someone from Russia with an interest in bringing some
Texas blues music to Russia. We have toured Europe on four different
occassions with great success. Look forward to hearing from you!
All The Best,
Antone
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Sender: Dinaric@MSN.com
Subject: from Husejin Dervic
Hello and greetings to all fellow Slavic enthusiasts. I'm a first
generation American of Bosnian descent living and studying Russian in
Austin, Tx. I'm looking for a program that will allow me to use Cyrillic
text on my pc. I'm using Windows95. I'm also interested in developing
aviation contacts within Russia. C HOBblM GODOM!
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Sender: amclass@Erols.com
Subject: from Robert A. Mark, Sr.
I am a veteran teacher of 23 years who recently had the opportunity to
visit and live with a Russian family in Magnitogorsk, Russia. My hostess'
name is Nina Tretyakova, 455000 Leningradskaya Street 26, flat 32. This
family has no phone. If there is anyone on-line at any of the schools or
institutes who might be able to put in contact with Nina I would appreciate
it, Nina is/was a teacher at school 46. Thank you
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Sender: home@lvcb.com
Subject: from Sherry Moore
Wonderful site.I enjoyed everyone's comments. My family roots are in
Russia. Sadly I don't have much information. I would like to find someone
with the last name of Golosov. This is the name of my grandfather who died
about 25yrs ago.I think the name Kiev sounds familar from old family
stories. I am a 47 year old registered nurse living in Las Vegas Nevada,
USA.My grandfather came to this country as a young boy with a cousin. He
went to Boston Mass. where he lived the rest of his life. He married
=46rieda Baronsky and had 3 children. Leo, Robert and Lillian. Lillian and
Leo are also gone both untimely. Robert still lives in Boston. I am
Sherry, Leo's daughter. I have 2 children, Michael 30yrs old and James 25
yrs old. I have a very strong desire to learn more of my roots and am very
sad that as a child I didn't pay more attention to details.I know I have
cousins and many family there because my grandfather had a very large
family.Happy Holidays to all. Looking foreward to hearing from anyone from
Russia.
** 07 **********************************************************************
Sender: KEVIN OWEN
Subject: from KEVIN OWEN
HELLO, I AM SURFING FROM THE TOWN OF DOBOJ
ON THE SERBIAN SIDE OF THE ZONE OF SEPARATION
BETWEEN SERBSCA AND BOSNIA HERZIGOVINIA, IT IS
BEAUTIFUL AND SNOWING OUT RIGHT NOW, THE DAY AFTER
CHRISTMAS. THERE IS PEACE RIGHT NOW AND I DONT
THINK THERE WAS A PEACE LIKE THIS A YEAR OR TWO
AGO. I AM A U.S.SOLDIER SPECIALIZING IN MOBILE
TELECOMMUNICATIONS SUPPORTING NORWAY, SWEDEN,
DENMARK,FINLAND AND POLAND. I JUST WAS SUCCESSFULL
IN PATCHING A CALL THROUGH TO BELGRADE, FOR A MAN
TRYING TO CALL HIS WIFE. I WAS VERY UNSUCCESSFUL
DO TO MY OWN NEGLIGANCE OF NOT UNDERSTANDING THE
PHONE # HE GAVE ME. AFTER THE THIRD TIME IN THREE
HOURS ON THE HOUR, I DECIDED TO CONFIRM THE #
AGAIN. MY HEART SANK WHEN I REALIZED I=A5D BEEN
TRYING TO CALL THE WRONG #. I WAS HAPPY THOUGH
THAT HE WAS ABLE TO GET THROUGH TO HIS WIFE. I
SAY ALL THIS CAUSE I JUST SPOKE HOURS AGO MY
=46ATHER, GRANDFATHER AND OTHER RELATIVES ALL
THE WAY ON THE OTHER SIDE OF THE WORLD, IN SAN
DIEGO CALIFORNIA. I AM A REPRESENTATIVE FROM MY
COUNTRY AND THIS MEANS SO MUCH TO ME AND IM HAPPY
THAT I AM APPART OF THE WORLD. IT MEANS SOMETHING
TO HELP SOMEONE FROM ANOTHER COUNTRY AND I REALIZE
HOW MANY PEOPLE IN THE U.S., DO NOT KNOW WHAT
CULTURE MEANS OR WHAT IT LOOKS LIKE. EVEN THOUGH
IT IS THE 26TH OF DECEMBER, I WOULD LIKE TO
MERRY CHRISTMAS TO THE WORLD AND PEACE IS NOTICABL
WHEN THERE ARE BULLET HOLES IN HOUSES AND BUILDINGS
BUT THERE ARE NO BULLETS FLYING.HAPPYNEWYEAR AND
LETS CONTINUE THE GOOD WORK,KEEP IT UP FRIENDS
=46ROM...............PV2 WENGLER
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E-MAIL POSTINGS . . .
Please continue to send your e-mail to friends@solar.rtd.utk.edu.
** 01 **********************************************************************
Sender: Andrejs Gavrilovs (shark@linux.cs.dpu.lv)
Subject: E-mail Pal
Hi, I'm interested in corresponding with some students. Something about
me: I'm from Latvia. My name is Andrejs. I'm 16. I can speak latvian,
russian, and a little english.
My hobbies are: fishing,readind books,music,skateboarding and going on
hikes.
Andrejs Gavrilovs e-mail:shark@linux.cs.dpu.lv
** 02 **********************************************************************
Sender: EJS (ejsimcox@spitfire.net)
Subject: hello
I was wondering if there were any musical instrument or recording
equipment stores in Moscow. Where do rock and modern musicians buy
guitars, drumsets, etc.?
--
Ed Simcox
ejsimcox@cord.iupui.edu
317-232-8021
317-293-1085
** 03 **********************************************************************
Sender: Lindsey kyrie@ccc.wa.com
Subject: artist from Seattle
Hi! I saw your message posted on the internet and I wanted to say hello to
you, and invite you to write to me if you would like to. I am an artist
living in Seattle Washington, and i am 40 years old. Hope to hear from
you soon! Lindsey
** 04 **********************************************************************
Sender: Mila Khayutin (khayuti@mcmail.CIS.McMaster.CA)
Subject: Looking for RHL info
Hello, Friends,
Could someone please direct me to the site with information on the
Russian Elite Hockey League, game stats, goal scoring info, player
transfers, team line-ups, etc.
Thank You.
Alex
e-mail: khayuti@mcmaster.ca
** 05 **********************************************************************
Sender: lana@interport.net
Subject: Link of the Day
* December 26, 1996
In its ongoing series on Russian personalities, Amber Tours Presents:
General Alexander Korzhakov - a Rasputin Deposed
http://www.users.interport.net/~lana/link/KORZH.htm
* December 27, 1996
CHECHNYA - 1996 Ruissian Site of the Year Selection
http://www.users.interport.net/~lana/link/chechnya.html
Russian-Link-of-the-Day announces its 1996 Site-of-the-Year Selection:
*******CHECHNYA by Gleb Zverev********
"...the most significant WWW representation of events in Russia..."
* December 30, 1996
Chubais: **1996 Man-of-the-Year**
Anatoly Chubais has been named 1996 Man-of-the-Year by our "Russian Link of
the Day" Web site (http://www.users.interport.net/~lana/link/).
We selected Chubais as someone who made the most difference in the course
of events in Russia.
During the year, there were five high moments in the Russian political drama
when Mr. Chubias played the pivotal role:
*In March he was instrumental in convincing President Yeltsin not to
cancel the elections, against the advice of General Korzhakov
*In May he masterminded a turnaround in the polls thus making Yeltsin's
victory possible
*In June he succeeded in chasing the hardliner group of
Korzhakov-Barsukov-Soskovets out of the Kremlin
*In October he engineered the ouster of General Lebed from the Security
Council
*In November-December he helped maintain stability as a proxy of the
ailing president.
Each of these events marks a historical turning point. This record of
accomplishment makes Mr. Chubais the most productive politician of the
year.
Please visit the first Anatoly Chubais WWW Page:
http://www.users.interport.net/~lana/link/Chubais.html
* December 31, 1996
Light the LENIN Candle: Happy New Year!
http://www.users.interport.net/~lana/link/
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Sender: BRUCE HEGERBERG (boo@america.net)
Subject: E-Mail Friends
Privyet!
My name is Kim and I am interested in getting to know some new friends
through e-mail. I speak some Russian as I studied it for a year in
college and continue to try and learn it from time to time. I enjoy
Russian films, although they don't release very many here in Georgia. I
used to work for the USA branch of LenFilm studios for a short time after
college. I also enjoy Russian literature. I like Platonov, Astafiev,
Babel, Mandelstam, and of course Chekov among others. So if you would
like to write to me at my e-mail address below, I would love to hear from
you.
Kim
e-mail: boo@america.net
** 07 **********************************************************************
Sender: mac@MAINE.maine.edu (Dennis McConnell - Maine Business School)
Subject: Siberian Civic Initiatives Center Server
Siberian Civic Initiatives Center Server
The following message was posted to the CivilSoc list today, and
may be of interest to members of the list.
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The Siberian Civic Initiatives Support Center is a Russian non-
commercial, non-governmental organization which supports the
development of democratic and economic reform by supporting the
Third Sector in the Siberian region. The Center has its hub in
Novosibirsk and has 11 affiliated organizations throughout the
Siberian region which coordinate the Center's in the region.
The server (http://www.cip.nsk.su/), located in Novosibirsk,
includes a downloadable directory in Russian containing several
hundred Siberian organizations organized by city and cross-refer-
enced by activity area. The server is also made available to
other organizations which have begun to provide their own pages.
We invite you to take a look at what's there so far and to con-
tact us with your comments and suggestions.
Sincerely,
Jessica Leonard,
Program advisor Siberian Civic Initiatives
Support Center Email: jessica@cip.nsk.su
** 08 **********************************************************************
Sender: Chris Kedzie (C.KEDZIE@fordfound.org)
Subject: FW: NEWW/EELC '97-'98 Legal Internship
Please note that this is a forwarded message that may be of interests
to readers of this list. If you would like to respond, please address y
our response to the originator of the message whose coordinates are included
in the text of the message itself. Please do not respond to me or to
this list.
Thank you.
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NETWORK OF EAST-WEST WOMEN
EAST-EAST LEGAL COALITION
1997-1998 LEGAL INTERNSHIP
APPLICATION FORM
The Network of East-West Women, a vital communications network linking
over 1,500 women's advocates in more than 30 countries in the CEE/FSU
region, has created an internship for recent law graduates interested in
a career incorporating women's rights activism. This internship has
been developed in the context of current activities of NEWW's East-East
Legal Coalition (EELC), a regional legal reform, advocacy and outreach
network whose goal it is to articulate and enforce laws and policies
that strengthen women's legislative status and sense of citizenship in
their respective countries. The EELC program for 1997 is supported by
the Open Society Institute.
The goal of this EELC internship is to help bridge the gap between
theory and practice by providing selected recent law school graduates
from the region with the opportunity to acquire additional skills to work
on women's rights in their own country.
*The Internship: training and placement*
The internship consists of a three-four month (Fall 1997)
_intensive training experience_ with a western European or United States
organization that mounts legal challenges and does policy analysis on
behalf of women's rights. It is structured both to develop the
professional skills and experience of the participating interns and to
help strengthen the EELC generally.
This training experience will be followed immediately by a _one-year
placement_ in 1998 with an organization dedicated to women's rights in
the intern's home country.
*Stipend*
The internship comes with a stipend that will cover the cost of
travel to and from the internship site in western Europe or the United
States and room and board expenses during the training period.
One-year's support for work with a women's rights organization in the
intern's home country will be negotiated.
*Application*
Applicants must submit the following materials (in English):
* a resume;
* evidence of fluency in English (such as school records or
examination results);
* two letters of recommendation (in English, or accompanied by
English translations);
* a personal statement which should include:
-- particular interests within the field of women's rights. If
the applicant has worked with any women's organization,
that work should be described in some detail;
-- a declaration that the applicant will be available to
participate in the internship program beginning September
1997, and that the applicant is prepared to return home (no
exceptions will be granted) to work within her country for
one full year.
Personal statements may also include a brief commentary
about applicants' future plans and/or expectations for this
experience.
One copy of the complete application packet should be sent to
the Network of East-West Women, EELC Internship Program, 1601
Connecticut Ave. NW, Suite 701, Washington, DC 20009. Another complete
application packet should be sent to Ms. Emilia Piwnik, EELC Project
Regional Headquarters c/o Women's Rights Center, ul. Wilcza 60,
V-pietro, 00-679 Warsaw, Poland.
*Deadlines*
The deadline date for applications is FEBRUARY 10, 1997.
Applicants are advised to inform Warsaw and Washington, DC (by
email) when they have posted their application packets. The Washingt
on email address is (newwdc@igc.apc.org). The Warsaw email address is
(temida@medianet.com.pl).
*Selection Procedure*
Applications will be reviewed by an international selection committee,
which expects to have completed the selection process around the middle of
March, 1997. At that time applicants will be informed of whether they have
been chosen to participate in the 1997-1998 EELC Legal Internship.
***PLEASE SHARE THIS INFORMATION WITH OTHERS***
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Sender: mac@MAINE.maine.edu (Dennis McConnell - Maine Business School)
Subject: Krasnoyarsk: Center for Assistance for Civic Activities
The attached announcement recently appeared on the CivilSoc list,
and may be of interest to list members in the Krasnoyarsk region.
Krasnoyarsk: The Nonprofit Organization "Echo" (USA) Opens
a New Center for Assistance for Civic Activities
Parents and teachers interested in issues of democratic instruc-
tion and the development of civil society may seek assistance
from the Center for Assistance for Civil Activities. The task of
the center is instruct pupils in democratic principles, inculcate
democratic values in everyday life, and create civil society at
the local level.
In the Center's library and reading room you can find various
materials in Russian and English on a wide range of issues on the
theory and method of teaching in the area of civil education,
democratic instruction, and the development of civil society.
The Center's staff provide individual consultation to teachers
and parents at any time without prior appointments, assist in
establishing connections with Russian and foreign colleagues, and
every month conduct meetings of discussion groups.
The opening of the center was made possible thanks to the support
of the Department of Public Education of the Sovietskii Region
and School No. 149 in Krasnoyarsk.
=46or more information, you may contact Albert Decie or Tatiana
Buinovskaia at the Center:
The Center for Assistance for Civic Activities
ul. Vesny, d. 9a.
Krasnoyarsk
Tel: (7-3912) 21-57-06
E-mail: decie@echo.krasnoyarsk.su
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Sender: Bohdan@TRYZUB.com (Bohdan Peter Rekshynskyj)
Subject: Happy Birthday Shevchenko Scientific Society!!!
Greetings,
On December, 1873, in the Ukrainian city of L'viv, the Shecvhenko
Scientific Society was founded. Further information may be found on their
web-site undergoing construction at:
http://www.tryzub.com/NTSh/
Regards,
Bohdan Peter Rekshynskyj
http://www.tryzub.com
** 11 **********************************************************************
Sender: "Andrey Ozharovskii" (zarov@host.cis.lead.org)
Subject: Political Seminar and Election Observation in Tula, Russia
The International Discussion Club - Moscow
presents a project
International Observers at Elections in Tula, Russia, February 1997
1. Introduction.
Young Russian democracy needs a support. Free and fair election is
one of the main instruments of democracy. The Russian Federation has
fixed in the electoral legislation openness of the election
procedure for domestic and foreign observers. Among about one
thousand of international observers at the Presidential elections in
Summer 1996 and there was a dozen of observers, invited by the IDC
among them.
By-elections to the Duma (Federal Parliament) and to the local Duma
will take place in Tula Oblast (200 km from Moscow) on February 9,
1997. The IDC invites political leaders, active members of political
parties and youth political organizations, people involved into
political studies to take part in political seminar devoted to the
local political life in Tula and to join the team of official foreign
observers there.
2. Goals.
* To introduce the participants into Russian province political
life. To allow them make contacts with representatives of different
political forces, governmental institutions, NGOs, etc.
* To assist carrying out free and fair elections in Tula Oblast, to
stimulate activity of domestic election observers and to prevent law
violations during the elections.
3. What is offering.
We want to carry out a 5 days introduction seminar before the voting
day to inform the participants about the current election
legislation and the observers rights, to introduce them into local
political situation. The appropriate accreditation by the Central
Election Commission of Russia will be received for each participant.
On the voting day all the participants are expected to be at polling
stations watching the voting and ballot counting.
4. Who Can Apply.
Everyone is interested in the Russian political life and experienced
in Russian culture and language is welcome. We are going to attract
as many participants as we can. Please, tell your friends about our
programme.
We are especially interested in attracting those foreigners who are
going to Russia soon by themselves or who are already in Russia.
5. Technical details.
Unfortunately we did not succeed in getting a grant for this
project. All the participants should cover their expenses themselves
and to pay an admission fee. The participants can apply to
foundations in their countries or to their national Foreign
ministries for the support.
6. How to apply.
To make an application and for further information, please contact
the IDC by e-mail: zarov@host.cis.lead.org or by fax +7-095-2002265
[for IDC]. More information about the IDC and on this project is
available through Internet:
http://www.cis.lead.org/zarov/obs-97-tula-project.html
At http://www.cis.lead.org/zarov/observer.html
you can find information about IDC election observation in 1993, 95
and 96 in Russia, schedules of the pre-election seminars, reports,
impressions of the participants.
PS IDC carries out lot of other projects: language courses, support
for the visitors of Russia, etc.
Sincerely yours,
Andrey Ozharovskii, President of the International Discussion Club - Moscow
e-mail: zarov@host.cis.lead.org Kashirskoje shosse 88/26-112
http://www.cis.lead.org/zarov/idc.html 115551 Moscow
fax: +7-095-2002265 [attn. of IDC] Russia
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Sender: Bohdan@TRYZUB.com (Bohdan Peter Rekshynskyj)
Subject: Ukraine FAQ Plus: Ukrainian Weekly Preview December 29th now
Greetings,
The latest preview of the Ukrainian Weekly is now available
on the Ukraine FAQ Plus site! This is an exclusive regular
feature each week containing timely information.
The Ukrainian Weekly is the largest weekly newspaper (in English)
extant in the Western world covering Ukrainian issues both in Ukraine
and in the Ukrainian Diaspora. The preview is available on Internet at
the address of the Ukraine FAQ Plus Project. You can obtain
subscription information in order to read the complete articles
when you visit the web-site.
Be on the lookout for the GREAT YEAR END ISSUE soon!
We also have a new little section in the "About Ukraine" page
where people may request that their pages dealing (accurately)
with Ukraine may be enplaced! Drop us an email at faq@tryzub.com
Please note that one may now browse the FAQ project using
an advanced three dimensional navigational tool. Point your
browser to http://www.tryzub.com/ for information on how
to download the plug-in for your browser and the actual "mcf"
image which is used for this.
The address of the Ukraine FAQ Plus Project is now:
http://www.std.com/sabre/UKRAINE.html
Either click the button labelled "Current Events" by the
Tryzub (Trident) graphic or scroll down and click the
"Current Events" section summary to access this latest
news.
As always, please feel free to email us at faq@tryzub.com
with comments. We always are looking for contributions
as well.
Regards,
Bohdan Peter Rekshynskyj
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Sender: Bohdan@TRYZUB.com (Bohdan Peter Rekshynskyj)
Subject: Ukraine FAQ Plus: Ukrainian Weekly's COMPLETE - 1996 THE YEAR
Greetings,
At the end of the year the Ukrainian Weekly ruminates, cogitates,
and most eloquently collocates the events that have happened pertaining
to all matters Ukrainian (and issues relating to it). The result
is "1996 - THE YEAR IN REVIEW". The complete contents are made
available exclusively on the Ukraine FAQ Plus Project (sponsored
by TryzubSite and Sabre Foundation) for your personal perusal!
The Ukrainian Weekly is the largest weekly newspaper (in English)
extant in the Western world covering Ukrainian issues both in Ukraine
and in the Ukrainian Diaspora. It is available on Internet at
the address of the Ukraine FAQ Plus Project. You can obtain
subscription information in order to read the complete articles of
the regular issue when you visit the web-site.
Happy New Year to old friends and new!
We also have a new little section in the "About Ukraine" page
where people may request that their pages dealing (accurately)
with Ukraine may be enplaced! Drop us an email at faq@tryzub.com
Please note that one may now browse the FAQ project using
an advanced three dimensional navigational tool. Point your
browser to http://www.tryzub.com/ for information on how
to download the plug-in for your browser and the actual "mcf"
image which is used for this.
The address of the Ukraine FAQ Plus Project is now:
http://www.std.com/sabre/UKRAINE.html
Either click the button labelled "Current Events" by the
Tryzub (Trident) graphic or scroll down and click the
"Current Events" section summary to access this latest
news. From there, click on "The Year in Review".
As always, please feel free to email us at FAQ@tryzub.com
with comments. We always are looking for contributions
as well.
Regards,
Bohdan Peter Rekshynskyj
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