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On the Voice of Russia Treasure-Store weekly feature we offer you archival programs on various topics – historical, cultural, etc. You will hear radio versions of some novels, stories and plays by Russian prominent authors.

                                                                                                                                              

Previous editions
10.02.2012
10:53
In the last years of his life Alexander Pushkin focused on the life of the Russian peasantry. Pushkin felt an urge to study the history of peasant wars in Russia, notably, the largest 18th century war under the leadership of Cossack Yemelyan Pugachev. To do so he made a trip through the regions where Pugachev had had operated. →
3.02.2012
10:46
We offer you a radio adaptation of the tale in verse by the genus of the Russian literature, Alexander Pushkin (1799-1837) entitled The Tale of the Dead Princes and the Seven Knights .   →
27.01.2012
11:24
We offer you a radio adaptation of The Blizzard from Belkin’s Stories written by Alexander Pushkin in the autumn of 1830. These stories in the opinion of Russian literary scholars marked the beginning of the triumphant march of the Russian realistic prose.   →
20.01.2012
10:39
We continue to acquaint you with the literary heritage of outstanding Russian writer Anton Chekhov (1860-1904). We offer you a radio adaptation of two early stories by Chekhov, which sparked a great deal of interest among his contemporaries. →
13.01.2012
09:51
We offer you a radio adaptation of the book by Soviet writer Valentin Katayev “The Grass of Oblivion”, in which the author remembers prominent novelist Ivan Bunin, whom he considered his teacher. They met in 1914 in Odessa where both men lived at that time.     →
7.01.2012
10:07
We offer you a radio version of the story by distinguished Russian 19th century writer Fyodor Dostoyevsky "The Beggar Boy at Christ’s Christmas Tree&rdquo →
31.12.2011
09:50
We invite you on a trip to the fairy tale. We offer you a story of a wooden doll, the Nutcracker, told a long while ago by German writer Ernst Theodore Amadeus Hoffman. The music to it was written by Russian composer Pyotr Tchaikovsky.   →

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Tatiana Shvetsova

Tatiana Shvetsova has been working for the English language service of the Voice of Russia (formerly Radio Moscow) since January 1968. She started her carreer as a typist while studying at the department of Evening Studies at the Maurice Thorez Institute of Foreign Languages.

While still a student, she tried her hand in radio writing and had been promoted to the position of editor by the time she graduated.

During her extensive career Tatiana has run a large number of programs, including CULTURE AND THE ARTS IN THE USSR, SOVIET PRESS REVIEW, OUR HOMELAND, MOSCOW YESTERDAY AND TODAY, THE VOICE OF RUSSIA TREASURE STORE, THE CHRISTIAN MESSAGE FROM MOSCOW and its supplement SPIRITUAL FLOWERBED.
 
 
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