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- The Food and Cooking of Eastern EuropeReaders almost feel sorry for Lesley Chamberlain whose book The Food and Cooking of Eastern Europe debuted in 1989 with the fall of the Berlin Wall. Chamberlain's recipes capture the enduring cuisines of Eastern Europe.
- Infant Mortality Rates in Eastern EuropeDescribes the Infant Mortality rate in Eastern Europe and why it is higher compared to Western Europe.
- How World War II Set the Stage for the Cold WarAn article about how the decisions made by Roosevelt and Stalin at the end of World War II set the stage for the Cold War.
- Why Does Eastern Europe Fear Russia ?Yes, the Eastern European republics still fear Russia. This article will analyze why, since the Cold War is over and Russia renounced communism, its former satellite states try to assure themselves against their great neighbor.
The Old-World Art of Pysanky: How to Create Colorful Eastern European EggsPysanky, more commonly known as Ukrainian eggs, is a centuries-old Eastern European folk art.- Short and Long Term Effects of the Collapse of the Soviet Eastern BlocAn analysis of the short and long term effects of the collapse of the Soviet Union's Eastern Bloc on world politics and economics.
- Boxings Eastern European RevolutionA look at the rise of the Eastern European fighters and the way they are slowly taking over
- Obama Scraps Missile Defense in Eastern EuropePresident Barack Obama has announced that he is scrapping plans to construct a missile defense system in Eastern Europe against Iranian missile attack. This decision has elicited wide spread outrage and accusations of appeasement.
- Teaching English in Europe: Eastern Europe is a New VistaNearly two decades ago, opportunities to travel and teach English in Europe expanded with the demise of the Soviet Union. Meanwhile, traditional options to teach English in Europe also are expanding in nations such as Spain, France and Germany.
- Learning and Emotional Issues of Chidren from Eastern European AdoptionChildren adopted from Eastern Europe do have a significant number of learning and emotional problems. However they have fewer of these problems than children adopted domestically. Includes links to helpful sites for parents.
- Obama in France: the Problems of Leadership in the Post Bush EraHaving failed to get much support for stimulus spending at the G20 Summit in London, President Barack Obama has moved on to the NATO Summit in Strasbourg, France, where he will fail to get much cooperation in Afghanistan.
- Women of Eastern European Mythology: RusalkiA look at the mythology of the rusalki: their origins, the cultural traditions surrounding them, and the effects of the coming of Christianity on their mythology.
- All About the Breed: East European ShepherdHave you recently fallen for the East European Shepherd or do you simply love rare breeds? Learn all about the breed here, including: Breed History, Personality Traits, Train-ability, Benefits and Disadvantages of the Breed, and Common Health Concerns.
- Eastern Europe For Your Last Nights As A Single ManTake a trip to Eastern Europe to experience the towns that will let you enjoy the last days of being single.
- Traveling to Eastern Europe: What's Behind the Iron CurtainTraveling to eastern Europe
- Four More Exciting Countries in Eastern Europe: Off the Beaten Path Meets Popular AttractionHere are four more fantastic Eastern Europe vacation destinations.
- Mediation as Part of Rule of Law Initiatives in Eastern EuropeThe role of mediation in bringing the rule of law to the former communist nations of Eastern Europe.
- Four Beautiful Countries in Eastern EuropeEastern Europe is full of many charming countries the visitor should not miss.
- How to Backpack Europe on $30 a DayThis article is about how to travel Europe cheaply. It reccomends staying in hostels, traveling by bus, and sticking to Eastern Europe. If you are trying to maximize your travel time and minimize your cost, this is the article for you.
- The Fall of the Berlin WallThe fall of the Berlin Wall was the result of months of popular protest throughout Eastern Germany, and years of shifting relations within all of Eastern Europe.
- Eastern European and Chinese Manufacturing Have Major AdvantagesBoth Eastern Europe and China have major manufacturing benefits that are difficult to be realized in Western Europe and the United States.
Visiting Plovdiv, BulgariaPeople often forget about little Bulgaria. Tucked away in south eastern Europe, Bulgaria draws fewer tourists than almost any EU country. As good as reason as any to explore it!
Bloom Syndrome: An Overview of the Rare Disorder Affecting Eastern European DescentAn overview of the Bloom syndrome often affecting those of eastern European descent.
Chicago Eastern European RestaurantsOne of the best features about a city like Chicago, is the fact that you can experience the taste and culture of so many different countries. Only in a city like Chicago would you find the variety of Eastern European Restaurants like the ones listed here- Maskilim, Mitngadim, and the HaskalahA study of Jewish thought and the movements which arose in late 18th century Europe. The Maskilim approved of assimilation into European society, but the mitngadim chose to remain in their separate communities.
- A Guide to the Life and Works of Aaron CoplandIn a country that struggled to find its own distinct national sound, Aaron Copland gave America something to call its own. Often considered the quintessential American composer, Copland developed a voice uniquely his and uniquely American.
- The Challenge of Cross-Cultural CommunicationBarriers and contexts that employees face in communication.
- Stranded in Eastern EuropeA delayed or canceled flight is annoying, but when it happens in a foreign country where you don't speak the language, have run out of cash in the local currency and are a 20 year old girl traveling alone, it becomes a horror story in its own right.
In the Lap of My NanaWhen I was very young, my mother was ill and I was cared for by her mother, my Nana. Understandably vague but always powerful memories remain.- Eastern European Roadtripquick account of a summer roadtrip through eastern Europe
Poor Man's Researched Guide to Europe; General Tips on Visiting Europe; Poor Person Basics, Part 1Europe tends to be expensive, and a poor man's budget can help you along the way. Through early planning, research, word of mouth and compared shopping,- Health Benefits of Rhodiola RoseaOne highly exciting therapy in today's anti-aging field involves adaptogens and includes the health benefits of rhodiola rosea.
Nikita - "Eastern European Accents" Episode 2 RecapFind out what happened on the second episode of the CW's new spy drama starring Maggie Q.- Holy Moly Vicar This is Not the Way to Get MarriedA Vicar in England conducted 383 phony marriages to allow Africans to have UK residency. The worst thing is - their partners were from Eastern Europe.
- Christine's Cuisine offers comfort food for the soulChristine's Cuisine is a tasty neighborhood restaurant in Ferndale, Mich., that delivers a full menu of creative comfort food.
Greatest Empires in History, the ListWhat is the biggest and most influential empire in history? This article offers a list of the greatest empires of all time and explains why.
Choosing a Different PathThis is the beginning of a series where I explore the promises left behind in Eastern Europe and the products left behind.- Health Benefits of MilletHealth benefits of millet include its non-gluten property, which makes it an ideal cereal for people suffering from Celiac disease. It can be milled, and its flour may be used to bake breads and pizza crust.
Avoid Legal Difficulties and Expense: Know Local Customs and Laws Before Your Trip"Midnight Express" describes the horrors of the Turkish prison system. Few travelers deal drugs or commit serious crimes, but innocent infractions can end in heartache. Here is a guide to some common pitfalls.- Why We TravelWhy We Travel, written by Susan Solomon who after recently returning from 3 months of travel, recommends and reiterates the power of Pico Iyer's sentiments in his article title, Why We Travel.
