Ruble (6440 bytes)
1: [[Image:Rouble.jpg|thumb|right|250px|[[1998]] [[Russian Federation]] one rouble coin. Heads (right) and t...
2: ...8-Bill-1-Obverse.jpg|thumb|right|250px|[[1898]] [[Russian Empire]] one rouble bill. Obverse.]]
3: ...8-Bill-1-Reverse.jpg|thumb|right|250px|[[1898]] [[Russian Empire]] one rouble bill. Reverse.]]
5: ...#1072;''). The [[ISO 4217]] currency code for the ruble is now '''RUB'''; the former code, RUR, referres ...
7: ...er ingot ([[grivna]]), hence the name. It was the Russian equivalent of the [[Mark (English money)|mark]], ...

Transnistrian ruble (230 bytes)
1: The '''Transnistrian Ruble''' is the official currency of [[Transnistria]].

Latvian ruble (3425 bytes)
1: ... ostmarks, German reichsmarks, the so-called Tsar rubles and kopecks, the so-called Money of Duma and ker...
3: ...in denominations of 1, 5, 10, 25, 50, 100 and 500 rubles, and in denominations of 5, 10, 25 and 50 kopeck...
5: ...dth part of a lats was named santims. The Latvian ruble remained in circulation alongside the lats.
11: ...s (5.9%) in February, but in April by 686 million rubles (29.2%), thus causing a very serious shortage of...
15: ...at]]s - was introduced in 1993, replacing latvian rubles in ratio 200:1.

Itar-Tass Russian News Agency v. Russian Kurier, Inc. (1787 bytes)
1: ''Itar-Tass Russian News Agency v. Russian Kurier, Inc.'', 153 F.3d 82 (2d Cir. 1998).
3: ...]]. The issue had to do with the extent to which Russian and American [[copyright law]] applied.
7: ... the ownership of the copyrights were a matter of Russian law because it was "the state with the most signi...
8: ...veral [[plaintif]]fs, one of whom was found under Russian law to have only very limited rights. The broade...

Russian language/Russian alphabet notes (11908 bytes)
1: The Russian alphabet is as follows:
112: ..., thought to have been preserved better in modern Russian than in other Slavic languages. It was originall...
120: ...eventeenth century, enshrined by the [[Reforms of Russian orthography|typographical reform of 1708]].
122: ...'', but were reinstated under pressure from the [[Russian Orthodox Church]] in a later variant of the moder...
127: *[[Russian language]]

New Russian (1133 bytes)
1: ...pronounciation of 'riche' is somewhat similar to "Russian" in English.
3: ...lk jackets. The term implies a contrast with "old Russians", common Soviet-era people who lack a sense of e...
5: New Russians star in an entire generation of [[Russian joke]]s.
10: [[Category:Russian people]]

Russian (246 bytes)
1: The term '''Russian''' can refer to:
3: * The [[Russian language]]
4: ...Russia]] or with a Russian ethnic identity, see [[Russians]]
7: {{wikt|Russian}}

Russian phonetics (20850 bytes)
2: The modern phonological system of Russian is inherited from [[Common Slavonic]], but underw...
13: The modern standard Russian has five non-[[allophone|allophonic]] vowels:
32: ...lable ''immediately before'' the one stressed. [[Russian orthography]] does ''not'' reflect vowel reductio...
36: ...e remaining usage for the letter '''ъ''' in Russian), or by the soft sign '''ь''' (in all other...
40: [[Image:1904 Russian ABC book page.GIF|thumb|right|The letter '''&#106...

Russian Formalism (4082 bytes)
1: ...of [[poetry|poetic]] language and [[literature]]. Russian Formalism exerted a major influence on thinkers s...
3: .... Therefore, it is more precise to refer to the "Russian Formalists", rather than to the more encompassing...

Russian Mafia (3616 bytes)
1: The '''Russian Mafia''' is a name given to various groups of [[o...
3: The Russian Mafia appears to be organised in similar ways to ...
5: ...nd. According to official estimates, some 100,000 Russians are hard-core mobsters, with a large, but unknow...
7: ...rces, an organisation renowned for its brutality. Russian mob recruited a lot of sportsmen - boxers and oth...
9: Since the mid-90s the Russians have been trying to expand into [[United States|...

Russian dressing (453 bytes)
1: '''Russian dressing''' is a [[salad dressing]] composed of a...

Old Russian language (726 bytes)
1: The name '''Old Russian language''' has been applied to different things.
3: ...usian language |Belarusian]], [[Russian language |Russian]], [[Rusyn language |Rusyn]], and [[Ukrainian lan...
4: ...es.29 |Muscovite section]] of '''[[History of the Russian language]]'''.

Russian Mennonites (2332 bytes)
1: The '''Russian Mennonites''' are an ethnically [[Netherlands|Dut...
14: [http://members.aol.com/jktsn/mennohis.htm Early Russian Mennonite History]

White Russian (504 bytes)
1: The term '''''White Russian''''' may refer to:
3: ... and fought against the [[Red Army]] during the [[Russian Civil War]].
5: * An [[White Russian (cocktail)|alcoholic drink]].

Russian football (1875 bytes)
2: ...e are the less important competitions such as the Russian Cup. Some of the most famous clubs include [[Spar...
5: *http://www.rfs.ru Official Site of the Russian Football Union
6: *http://www.sport-express.ru The most popular Russian sports newspaper
8: [[Category:Russian football|*]]

Russian sayings (1746 bytes)
1: ...history]], [[culture]], [[national character]]. [[Russian language]] is replete with many hundreds of [[pro...
18: *[[Russian proverbs]]
22: [[Category:Russian language]]

Russian proverbs (931 bytes)
1: ...history]], [[culture]], [[national character]]. [[Russian language]] is replete with many hundreds of [[pro...
3: ...who supposedly was a fan of [[Russian folklore]]. Russians have possibly thousands of proverbs.
7: ... Russian [[proverb]]s can be found at [[Wikiquote:Russian proverbs]].
11: *[[Russian sayings]]
14: [[Category:Russian language]]

Russian alphabet (19123 bytes)
3: The modern '''Russian alphabet''' is a variant of the [[Cyrillic]] alph...
5: ...e treats the application of the Cyrillic to the [[Russian language]] exclusively.
9: The Russian alphabet is as follows:
116: ...flect the reduction of non-stressed vowels. See [[Russian phonetics]] for details.
152: ..., thought to have been preserved better in modern Russian than in other Slavic languages. It was originall...

Russian joke (44734 bytes)
1: ...cle is devoted to jokes about something genuinely Russian or [[Soviet Union|Soviet]].
3: ... that rely on linguistic puns, wordplay, and rich Russian foul language.
16: ...dash; suddenly barks Müller. "No way, I'm a proud Russian one!", briskly retorts Stirlitz, and Müller respo...
24: ...y uses French expressions, of course with a heavy Russian accent.
34: '''Rabinovich''', an archetypal Russian [[Jew]], often an [[Refusenik (Soviet Union)|otka...

Russian SFSR (4023 bytes)
5: <tr><td width="140px">[[Image:Russian_SFSR_flag_large.png|140px]]
6: <td width="140px">[[Image:COA_Russian_SFSR.png|140px]]
7: <tr><td width="140px">([[Flag of Russian SFSR|In Detail]])
12: ...anguage]] <td>None ([[Russian language|Russian]] in practice)
14: ...man of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the Russian SFSR|Chairman of the Supreme Council]] <td>[[Bori...

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