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[20 Nov 2009]

Many hot Russian brides list their occupation as "student." But don't take this lightly. [More]

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[19 Nov 2009]

Russian women revered as figures of quiet strength in their homeland. See what makes them perfect wives for Western men. [More]

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[19 Nov 2009]

In the depths of Russia's Siberian wilderness, the people of Tuva are greatly practiced in the art of creating this unique music. [More]

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[18 Nov 2009]

Want to marry a hot Russian-Jewish bride? Mazel Tov! Learn more about Jewish weddings in Russia. [More]

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[17 Nov 2009]

Recently, Russian Cosmonaut Maksim Suraev stationed aboard the International Space Station took time to blog about some of the religious symbols aboard the ISS. [More]

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[17 Nov 2009]

Ask any lovely Russian woman about Chuvashia and more than likely she will mention beer. [More]

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[17 Nov 2009]

Some skeptics of HotRussianBrides.com worry that the gorgeous women on our site are too good to be true. Surveys show they're not. [More]

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[13 Nov 2009]

While some Russian superstitions are similar to those in the West (a black cat crossing one’s path = bad luck), many may take Westerners by surprise. Below you will find a random selection of Russian superstitions as well as superstitious beliefs Russians share with Westerners. [More]

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[12 Nov 2009]

Ukraine is a crossroads of culture and ethnicitiy, with a vibrant mix of city life and charming rural ways. How does a modern Ukrainian lady live? [More]

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[12 Nov 2009]

There are beer museums in Germany, cognac museums in France, whiskey museums in Scotland, and there's word of a tequila museum opening in Mexico City. A trip to Moscow, Russia wouldn’t be complete without a visit to The Vodka Museum. [More]

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[12 Nov 2009]

Dreaming of a white winter wonderland? Pack your thermal underwear and head to Yakutsk in January, where extreme winter low temperatures can drop to -64°C (-84°F)! [More]

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[9 Nov 2009]

There are many large and beautiful rivers in Russia. For example, the Irtysh, Lena, Angara, and Ob rivers are all lovely. However, few rivers can compare to the majestic Volga. [More]

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[9 Nov 2009]

Saratov may not place first when you think of Russian cities, but this eclectic Volga River port is a new mecca for lovers -- and hopefuls. [More]

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[9 Nov 2009]

Victory Park is a popular sightseeing stop in Saratov, Russia. Located at the top of Mount Sokolovaya, this picturesque park is a green, fragrant oasis in the city, complete with a monument, fountain, museum, and more... [More]

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[9 Nov 2009]

Today marks the 20th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall, the most enduring symbol of Communism. Yet even today, East and West remain strangers to eachother. What makes Russian ladies tick? How has Soviet life and its unsteady aftermath shaped their world view? [More]

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[6 Nov 2009]

Russia and America have a long storied history together. [More]

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[5 Nov 2009]

All that skin and what lies within: Why some ladies flaunt their bodies in their online profile pictures. The reasons may surprise you! [More]

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[27 Oct 2009]

A controversial new Russian holiday was created only a few years ago in 2005. National Unity Day, also called People’s Unity Day, is celebrated on November 4th. There are several historical events surrounding this date, but some Russian citizens wonder about its true meaning and necessity, a... [More]

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[21 Oct 2009]

Planning a wedding with your Ukrainian love match? No matter where you get married, here or there, both you and your lady man have different ideas about how to plan the wedding. Western wedding customs get plenty of play in the movies and on TV worldwide, but some may escape your Ukranian fiancee.... [More]

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[20 Oct 2009]

No matter where you are in the world, The Big Day is the Big Day. Weddings are celebrated around the world in many unique ways. Although some customs – from white gowns to Bridezillas – have been joyfully tossed like post-ceremonial rice across the world, each region retains its partic... [More]