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Rus (periodical)
Rus
also: "Руси"
A Slavophile Russian newspaper (edited in this period by Ivan Aksakov), a recurring target and interlocutor of the calendar's mock-correspondence jokes.
Reading notes
- The Virtuous Tavern-Keeper §15 Rus
A Slavophile Russian newspaper of the period (edited by Ivan Aksakov), given to earnest essays on the peasant soul and the national character -- the narrator's impulse to write it up as a moral lesson is part of the story's satire.
- The Alarm Clock's Calendar §134 Rus
*Rus*, the Slavophile newspaper of the period (edited by Ivan Aksakov); a recurring subject of the calendar's mock reader-correspondence, teased here over its enthusiasm for traditional kvass.
- Thoughts of a Reader of Newspapers and Journals §5 Rus
A Slavophile Russian newspaper, edited in this period by Ivan Aksakov.
- В книжном магазине "нового времени" §9 Rus
"Русь" ("Rus"), the Slavophile newspaper of the period (edited by Ivan Aksakov), whose dense archaizing vocabulary is the butt of the joke about needing a special dictionary to read it.