...keep the puck in their end. I think our game plan worked."The eight goals were the most allowed by Russia or the Soviet Union in the worlds or Olympics."The team that was more disciplined and better organized won today," Russian coach Zinetula...

...Alaska Constitutional Convention. He had been in the United States just 16 years, arriving in New York City from the Soviet Union without any English.How in the world did he get from there to a seat at the constitutional convention table in Fairbanks...

...Sound and Motion" spring event series.Fischer was born in Germany in 1924 and spent much of his childhood in the Soviet Union, before his family emigrated to the United States. While serving in the U.S. Army during World War II, he said...

...passing, it bears noting that even at the height of the Cold War the U.S. conducted agricultural trade with the Soviet Union. Equally, the discretionary authority embedded in the Natural Gas Act needs to be stripped so that predictability and security...

Now Playing Synopsis: Rebellious London teens Ginger and Rosa find their friendship tested against the backdrop of the Cuban Missile Crisis in this period drama from writer/director Sally Potter (Yes, Rage). The year is 1962. As the international dispute between the Soviet Union and the U.S. threatens to cast a shadow over the entire world, Ginger (Elle Fanning) seeks solace in the arts as Rosa (Alice Englert) favors such distractions as cigarettes and boys. Meanwhile, as the bond between the two girls is strengthened by their shared disdain for their respective mothers, Ginger's free-spirited father Roland (Alessandro Nivola) encourages his daughter to protest while sparking a twinkle in the eye of smitten Rosa. But for Ginger, the pain of her parents' breakup becomes too much to endure, eventually driving her into the company of a compassionate gay couple (Timothy Spall andOliver Platt) and their good friend Bella (Annette Bening), a poet. As the future of mankind begins to look increasingly grim, Ginger and Rosa both realize that the days of their friendship might be numbered whether the world ends in nuclear annihilation or life continues on as usual. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi Cast: Elle Fanning, Alice Englert, Jodhi May, Christina Hendricks, Annette Bening Movie Details Play Trailer Movie Review

Now Playing Synopsis: Filmmaker Rodney Ascher examines the many conspiracy theories surrounding Stanley Kubrick's controversial 1980 horror classic The Shining by speaking with fans of the film, and scholars who claim the director had a hidden agenda in adapting Stephen King's bestselling novel to the big screen. In-depth conversations with Bill Blakemore, Geoffrey Cocks, Juli Kearns, John Fell Ryan, and Jay Weidner (Kubrick's Odyssey) reveal a wide spectrum of theories pertaining to Kubrick's film, including speculation that it was a cinematic allegory for the slaughter of Native Americans, the Holocaust, or perhaps a cleverly-constructed confession that he was in fact the filmmaker responsible for faking the 1969 moon landing that placed the U.S. at the cutting-edge of the international space race against the former Soviet Union. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi Cast: Bill Blakemore, Geoffrey Cocks, Juli Kearns, John Fell Ryan, Jay Weldner Movie Details Play Trailer Movie Review

...well known to be a frightful foe. Dolitsky lives in Juneau. He was born in Kiev and has worked and studied in the Soviet Union and in the U.S. Dolitsky said he found that as the U.S. and Russian relationship matured, access to research material...

...its time but following the end of the Cold War dramatic cuts in the enormous stockpile of the nuclear weapons of the Soviet Union and the United States have been greatly reduced. Both Russia and the United States are committed to continue the work...

...enemies of my professional youth have become allies in this era - or at least superficially non-enemies. Think of the Soviet Union, and the many years I spent immersed in Russian culture and language. I've even enjoyed the privilege of working...

...cost alright, but we would also be bowing to German masters today (those of us who would be allowed to live).The Soviet Union has not been the best of world neighbors. It has set up puppet governments in almost every hemisphere, enforcing its...