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[Dmitri Glinski]

For short stories, it would be probably best to start with Sergei
Dovlatov's classics, in translations by Antonina Bouis.  I'd also
recommend a relatively short film, named Molly's Pilgrim.  It's
also about 20 years old, but is still quite topical, especially for
young
students.


Dmitri Glinski
Adjunct Assistant Professor, Columbia University
Program Officer, Jewish Community Development Fund in Russia and
Ukraine / American Jewish World Service
45 West 36th Street, New York NY 10018
phone (212) 792-2917, fax (212) 792-2930



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> I am finishing up a syllabus for two students who will do a
> service-learning
> course with me in fall 2007.  I would be happy to hear
> suggestions from
> colleagues of short stories or articles on the topic of Russian
> immigrant
> life in the US.
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> With thanks to all,
>
> Ben Rifkin
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> College of Liberal Arts, Temple University
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