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Muslims in Russia

April 24, 2009 Dr. John A. Bernbaum

Islam is the second largest religion in Russia and is the predominant religion of 28 ethnic groups in the Russian…

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Posted in: Reflections on Russia, Religious Life in Russia

The Views of the “Putin Generation”

May 6, 2008 Dr. John A. Bernbaum

To the great surprise of many Western commentators and journalists, Vladimir Putin voluntarily stepped down as President of the Russian…

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Posted in: Reflections on Russia, Russian Youth

Alexander II and His Reforms

October 2, 2007 Dr. John A. Bernbaum

A number of political commentators noted during President Vladimir Putin’s first term that he reminded them of Tsar Alexander II,…

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Posted in: Reflections on Russia, Russia's Pre-1991 History

Romanovs, Rasputin & Revolution

August 13, 2007 Dr. John A. Bernbaum

I love a good mystery novel. This is a relatively new interest of mine, and it is a taste I…

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Posted in: Reflections on Russia, Russian Literature

Teaching Moral Values in Russian Education

February 20, 2007 Dr. John A. Bernbaum

Education is an essential part of the foundation of an open and just society. It deserves to be a priority…

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Posted in: Reflections on Russia, Russian Education

Russian Literary Classics Televised

March 22, 2006 Dr. John A. Bernbaum

In recent years, social commentators in Russia have been bemoaning the fact that Russians have lost their interest in books.…

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Posted in: Reflections on Russia, Russian Literature

Russia’s Leading Popular Crime Writer

November 4, 2005 Dr. John A. Bernbaum

Beginning in the summer of 2004, with the publication by Random House of The Winter Queen, American readers now have…

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Posted in: Reflections on Russia, Russian Literature

September 11, Bush and Putin

October 1, 2005 Dr. John A. Bernbaum

Bob Woodward’s book, Bush at War, is a fascinating study of how President George W. Bush and his national security…

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Posted in: Reflections on Russia, U.S.-Russian Relations

Learning from Reagan & Gorbachev’s Relationship

April 5, 2005 Dr. John A. Bernbaum

Ambassador Jack F. Matlock’s new book, Reagan and Gorbachev: How the Cold War Ended (Random House, New York, 2004), is…

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Posted in: Reflections on Russia, U.S.-Russian Relations

Insights from the Khrushchev Era (Part III)

March 24, 2005 Dr. John A. Bernbaum

For me, the most interesting parts of William Taubman’s biography of Khrushchev (Khrushchev: The Man and His Era, W. W.…

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Posted in: Reflections on Russia, Russia's Pre-1991 History

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Reflections on Russia

  • Russia’s Post-Communist Development
  • U.S.-Russian Relations
  • Russia’s Pre-1991 History
  • Russian Culture and Values
  • Religious Life in Russia
  • Russian Literature

Reflections on Shalom

  • Old Testament Foundations
  • Jesus’ Palestinian Context
  • Jesus’ Birth & Youth
  • Jesus in Action
  • Jesus’ Teachings
  • Palm Sunday – Golgatha
  • Resurrection – Pentecost
  • Apostles’ Teachings on Shalom
  • Conclusion
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