Olga
Sep 07, 2015
I don't want you to go.
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Good job! Do one for transplanted Russians in Ukraine. There is a great need for a project to produce a number of comics for transplanted Russians in Ukraine.The implementation of project will provide alternative sources of identity-building and contributes to this by showing where transplanted Russians originally came from and why, how they fit in to the societies in which they find themselves.For decades they were fed with distorted information on the subject.
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