Thu 21 January 2010 – 3.00pm
Exhibition
Anna Arenstein and Lada Pestretsova Exhibition
Exhibition is open between 21 January and 4 February from 15:00 until 18:00. Anna Arenstein’s works are in the Pushkin State Museum of Visual Arts, the Visual Arts Foundation of Russia and in private collections in Russia, United States, Great Britain and the Netherlands.
Tickets: admission free
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Tue 9 February 2010 – 7.30pm
Presentation
Olga Slavnikova - Reading and Presentation
PUSHKIN CLUB PROGRAMME SUPPORTED BY RUSSKIY MIR
Language: In Russian with English translation
The first in a major series of visits by contemporary Russian authors. Olga Slavnikova will spend a week in London talking about her creative life.
Tickets: £7.00, conc. £5.00, FREE for Friends of Pushkin House
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Wed 10 February 2010 – 4.00pm
Seminar
Olga Slavnikova - Writers' Seminar
Language: In Russian with English translation
Supported by the Russkiy Mir Foundation. The first in a major series of visits by contemporary Russian authors. Olga Slavnikova will spend a week in London talking about her creative life.
Tickets: £ ADMISSION IS FREE, BUT BOOKING IS ESSENTIAL
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Thu 11 February 2010 – 4.00pm
Presentation
"No, I'm Not Byron, It's My Role..."
DISTINGUSHED GUESTS AT PUSHKIN HOUSE - DON'T MISS!
Language: In English
Pushkin House is delighted to present a LITERARY SALON dedicated to Mikhail Lermontov. Ekaterina Genieva, Alexander Drozdov and other distinguished speakers present a new bilingual volume of Lermontov’s poetry and speak about the work of their organisations dedicated to promoting Russian culture abroad.
Tickets: £ ADMISSION IS FREE, BUT BOOKING IS ESSENTIAL
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Thu 11 February 2010 – 7.00pm
Talk
A Tale Of Two Cities –The German Onslaught On Moscow And Leningrad 1941-1942
by Dr Michael Jones
Programme of the GB Russia Society
Language: In English
On 22 June 1941 Hitler launched Operation Barbarossa – the invasion of the Soviet Union – and a mass of German troops, planes and tanks surged east. Both Moscow – the Soviet capital – and Leningrad – the birthplace of the Bolshevik Revolution – were key targets for Hitler’s forces.
Tickets: £5.00
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