A Profession That United Generations
Ekaterina Shestakova tells the story of a teaching dynasty that spans at least twelve relatives and explains why she chose to teach history.
Exhibition
Stories found: 34
Yoshkar-Ola: A City That Knows How to Surprise
Natalya and Zlata introduce green, welcoming Yoshkar-Ola, its unusual architecture, favorite walks and growing international connections.
If It's September 1, Mom's Pancakes Are Coming
For fifteen years, Oleg Kudryashov's mother has made pancakes every September 1, turning breakfast into a family symbol of a new school year.
Nizhny That Is Always with Me
Ekaterina Fedoseeva recalls the Nizhny Novgorod of her childhood: beloved places, a twenty-year friendship and a city she wants others to discover.
The Mountain I Saw from My Window
Tatyana Bugreeva remembers Osinniki, her small mining hometown, its mountain views and cherry festival, and dreams of helping it thrive.
Rostov, which has become our common city
The story of Andrey and Nastya is about Rostov-on-Don, the city that gave them professional opportunities, new projects and the most important acquaintance. About their favorite places, the youth atmosphere and the city that has become part of their common history.
