" I will probably get some angry comments for this " Not from me :) To be in a Russian community is not the same as to be in Russia. I once was invited to a "Russian" party through this site www. russianseattle. com But they started to talk about some specific Jewish things which I did not understand so I got a feeling that I do not belong there. :)
Also I grew up in Moscow where there are World-class events and, like in England, no one know their neighbours until directly introduced to them. But communities are more like villages where everybody know each other and there are envy, gossips, very local news, etc.
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I will probably get some angry comments for this
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Not from me :)
To be in a Russian community is not the same as to be in Russia.
I once was invited to a "Russian" party through this site
www. russianseattle. com
But they started to talk about some specific Jewish things which I did not understand so I got a feeling that I do not belong there. :)
Also I grew up in Moscow where there are World-class events and, like in England, no one know their neighbours until directly introduced to them.
But communities are more like villages where everybody know each other and there are envy, gossips, very local news, etc.