HISTORY IN THE NEWS: RUSSIAN CULTURE

• "Cossacks Back To Fight Again," BBC News (August 29, 2003).

• "Gogol's Nose Goes," BBC News (October 2, 2002).

• "Russians To Clone Legendary Tree," BBC News (July 11, 2002).

• "Pushkin Fever Sweeps Russia," BBC News (June 5, 1999).

• Serge Schmemann, "Marking Three Centuries Of Brilliance and Bondage In St. Petersburg," New York Times (May 31, 2003).

• Nick Paton Walsh, "St. Petersburg Races To Halt Floods," Guardian Unlimited (July 29, 2003).

• Amelia Gentleman, "Dostoevsky's Last Relatives Live In Poverty," Guardian Unlimited (October 1, 2000).

• Nick Paton Walsh, "Russian Murderer Killed By the Book," Guardian Unlimited (April 20, 2003).

• "Tolstoy Heirs Flock To Reunion," BBC News (August 2, 2002).

• "Tolstoy Museum Survives Chechnya Wars," BBC News (May 2, 2001).

• Amelia Gentleman, "Tolstoy Estate Turned Into A Theme Park," Guardian Unlimited (July 15, 2001).

• Donald Rayfield, "Chekhov Today," Russian Life (May/June 2000).

• Evan Williams, "Corridors Of History," Australian (April 26, 2003).

• Peter Bradshaw, "Breathtaking History Of Russia," Guardian Weekly (April 10, 2003).

• David Sterritt, "Dreamy Waltz Through Russian History," Christian Science Monitor (December 13, 2002).

• Linda Hales, "Walls That Speak Of Russia's History; The Land's Tumultuous Past Is Spelled Out In the Galleries Of the Hermitage," Los Angeles Times (April 23, 2003).

• Serge Schmemann, "'Natasha's Dance': Struggling For Russia's Soul," New York Times (November 10, 2002)

• Orlando Figes, "Birth Of A Nation," Guardian Unlimited (September 14, 2002).

• "Russia's Turning Point -- After Five Centuries Of Being Bound and Impoverished By Empire, Russia and Its Neighbors May Finally Be Breaking Free," Christian Science Monitor (January 28, 1992).

• Richard Pipes, "East Is East," New Republic (April 26-May 3, 1999).

• Mikhail Ivanov, "1931: Razed -- 2000: Raised," Russian Life (July/August 2000).

• Mikhail Ivanov, "Faithful Reproduction," Russian Life (July/August 2000).