email to russia

[PETER HODGSON]

>Date sent:      Thu, 2 Feb 1995 09:25:31 CST.
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>From:           "Gregg.Opelka at ala.org" <Gregg.Opelka at uic.edu>
>Subject:        Khabarovsk
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>
>I am looking for the e-mail address of someone in Khabarovsk who
>wouldn't mind delivering a message to a friend of mine there. Do any
>of
>you have such a contact who wouldn't mind obliging? -- Spasibo
>zaranee -- Gregg O.
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E-mail offers a felicitous way for language students, advanced
students and scholars to communicate directly [if, for the time
being, transliterationally] with their peers in Russia.

I would like to start working on a directory of e-mail sites and
network services accessible to Russians;  I understand that there are
not very many.  Please let me know what you know about this.

Peter Hodgson
Slavic Dept.
UCLA
hodgson at humnet.ucla.edu