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Часы работы: с 12:00 до 18:00 — по рабочим дням.
Место работы: Кембридж — CB1.
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A qualified beauty therapist offers a wide range of facial treatments using professional cosmetic brand (Oxygen Botanicals), at home in Cambridge City centre off Hills Road (parking available) or at your own place.
Weekends and evenings are available.
Reasonable prices. High quality guaranteed!
Please call Natalja on 078 333 78 315 or email zmeika30@yahoo.co.uk
A friendly, Cambridge-based team has a vacancy for an experienced Russian-speaking book-keeper. Full-time; £20,000 pa
A proven track record in bookkeeping is a necessity! (Значительный опыт работы бухгалтера – необходимое требование.)
A successful candidate must be well organised and methodical, with a “get the job done” approach.
Duties and responsibilities will include:
Key Skills and Competencies:
Professional qualification:
If you wish to apply, please send your CV and a covering letter to Iryna Freer on: iryna.freer@paymaster24.com.
Tel.: 01223 257 766.
A Russian-British family is looking for an easy-going professional nanny, who is already based in the UK, to look after their 2.5-year-old daughter.
Please send your CV along with a covering letter to Maria on: linguaru@hotmail.co.uk
Local Artist, Svetlana Baibekova, is running “Open Studio” in Cambridge in June.
Everyone is welcome (it is free!)
Weekend 13th – 14th June 2015
Door is open from 1:00pm to 9:00pm.
Address: 45 Elfleda Road, Cambridge CB5 8NA
See Svetlana’s art here: http://www.svetlanabaibekova.com
HOW TO APPLY: Please send a short letter of application, together with your CV, to the Administrator of Cambridge Russian School, Olga Larina, on: administrator@camrusschool.co.uk
You are warmly invited to this very special evening to mark VE-Day, to remember WWII and to honour the veterans.
In the programme:
It would be great if you could come and share your family heirlooms and stories about life during WWII or participate in the concert – please contact Marina Burrell at marinaswan@ntlworld.com. With any general questions please write to: events@camruss.com.
Entrance: £3; CamRuSS and CU members free.
Language: English
Map: http://www.trinhall.cam.ac.uk/contact/central-site.asp (the Leslie Stephen Room can be accessed from the North Court)
[This family is *NOT* related to Grigory Zinoviev, whose original name was Ovsei-Gershon Radomyslsky, a member of the first Politburo (1917), who was executed under Stalin in 1936.]
The father & daughter duo Zinovieffs will talk about their Russian roots and family history. Their family tree can be traced back to the 13th century and is full of Russian nobility names like Dolgorouky, Bobrinskiy and others close to Tzar’s High court.
Sofka Zinovieff has published a book about her extraordinary grandmother, who was also called Sofka.
About the Book: “In 1907 Princess Sophy (‘Sofka’) Dolgorouky was born in St.Petersburg. Members of the Imperial family had attended her parents’ wedding earlier that same year, and the child was born into a privileged world of nurses, private tutors and elegant tea parties. The Russian Revolution caused the princess to flee across Europe to England, but it was the Second World War that left the deepest marks on her adult life. During those years, she left her first husband and lost her second. Later, she was interned in a Nazi prison camp, where she discovered Communism and showed great bravery in defending the rights of the Jewish prisoners.
It was her Communism which took her back to the Soviet Union as an improbable tour guide for British workers. And Communism, albeit indirectly, brought her the last love of her life, Jack, a working-class Londoner who had never been abroad. Sofka’s colourful life also included a close friendship with Laurence Olivier, innumerable lovers, some serious, some quickly discarded, and an abiding love of reading and especially poetry.
This affectionate portrait of the ‘red princess’ by her granddaughter and namesake uses letters, diaries and interviews to recreate a vanished world and also explore the author’s own Russian roots.” (from the Amazon listing)
Peter Zinovieff is a British engineer and inventor, most notable for his Electronic Music Studios (EMS) company, that made the famous VCS3 synthesizer in the late 1960s which was used by many early progressive rock bands such as Pink Floyd and White Noise. Dr Zinovieff, geologist, librettist and adventurer in sound and music, was the first person to own a ‘computer’ at home, as his huge synthesiser was a type of computer, long before the modern PC or Mac. At EMS, he helped design and build the acclaimed VCS and Synthi series, which have now become the stuff of legend and the dreams of collectors.
From The Guardian Book Review:
Sofka Zinovieff’s grandmother was a White Russian aristocrat in flight from the political upheavals of the 20th century. Like many exiles for whom tomorrow is a hostile land, the eponymous Red Princess – also known as Sofka – lived life with the gusto of the desperado. Her biography, as a result, is a union of comedy and tragedy infused with the heady romance of a vanished Russia.
Sofka was born Princess Sophy Dolgorouky in 1907. Hers was one of the great old Russian families, and her parents’ wedding was among the most brilliant of the season – long, slim engines crunching up to the Winter Palace with bat-wing canopies sheltering bejewelled beauties swaddled in furs. But the couple divorced when Sofka’s father ran off with a famous Gypsy singer, whom he subsequently married. Come the revolution, little Sofka was bundled down to the Crimea with her grandmother and her grandmother’s friend, the dowager empress. They were close to Yalta when the events of Ekaterinburg unfolded; Dr Botkin, shot with the tsar and his family, had been the Dolgoroukys’ doctor in St Petersburg. Exile was inevitable. Sofka sailed from Yalta in 1919, arriving in London aged 11. Granny sold her pearls, and Sofka was installed at Queen’s College in Harley Street, suffering what Nabokov called the “animal aching yearn for the still fresh reek of Russia”.
Sofka’s mother, Sophy, had remarried a homosexual prince, and when he was imprisoned in Russia, Sophy sneaked back to the motherland with a small bag containing a torch, a lethal dose of morphine and a bottle of Guerlain scent. Her husband got out, and in 1921 the couple fled to Estonia.
Read more here: http://www.theguardian.com/books/2007/feb/17/biography.featuresreviews1
Also visit: www.sofkazinovieff.com
О фильме “Евангельский круг Василия Поленова”:
Автор сценария – Елена Якович при участии Александра Иличевского
Операторы – Александр Минаев, Борис Беленкин (Израиль), Игорь Функ (Нью-Йорк)
Монтаж – Александр Крюков
Композиторы – Андрей Суротдинов, Адам Азари
Текст читал – Максим Кривошеев
Музыкальный редактор – Наталия Зачесова
Звукорежиссер – Антон Зачесов
Производитель – Студия «Ракорд ТВ» по заказу ГТРК «Культура»
© ГТРК «Культура», 2015
Премьера состоялась на канале “Культура” 11 апреля 2015 года, в 13:15.
Василий Поленов был единственным русским художником, который совершил путешествие на Ближний Восток по следам Христа. Что заставило признанного художника, уже пожившего в Париже и Риме, проделать этот путь? Вопреки принятым представлениям, Поленов был не только и не столько мастером русского пейзажа – главным своим трудом он считал цикл картин “Из жизни Христа”. Он мечтал создать свой “Евангельский круг” – в живописи, слове, музыке.
В фильме приняли участие Наталья Поленова, правнучка Василия Поленова, директор Государственного мемориального историко-художественного и природного музея-заповедника В. Д. Поленова; Элеонора Пастон, доктор искусствоведения, старший научный сотрудник отдела живописи второй половины XIX — начала ХХ века Третьяковской галереи, признанный специалист по творчеству В. Д. Поленова; Елена Каштанова, старший научный сотрудник Государственного музея-заповедника «Поленово»; Александр Иличевский, писатель, со-автор сценария к фильму; Юрий Кублановский, поэт и писатель; Елена Харбик, международный директор Русского отдела аукционного дома Бонхамс, Нью-Йорк; Марина Густавовна Шторх, дочь выдающегося русского мыслителя, педагога, переводчика Густава Густавовича Шпета; Ксения Кандаурова, внучка Леонида Кандаурова.
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PLEASE BRING: food and drink to share, including something “barbecuable”. –
Also please bring footballs, frisbees, badmintons, skipping ropes, guitars, …
Come and relax with us in the sun, sing, jump, play outdoor games, participate in fun competitions and share the food and drink.
DIRECTIONS:
Wandlebury Country Park is signposted with brown Country Park signs off the A1307 Cambridge to Haverhill Road, 2.5 miles south of the Addenbrooke’s Hospital roundabout.
MAPS: Please click here for the Diagram of the roads and for the Location of the picnic area in the park.
PARKING: Visitors’ car park at the Main Entrance off the A1307. There is a parking charge of £3 per car.
BUS: Number 13 to Haverhill (on Sundays):
– leaves Drummer Street (Cambridge) at 10:20, 11:20, 12:20, etc.
– arrives at Wandlebury at 10:39, 11:39, 12:39, etc.
BICYCLE (24 min from Cambridge City Centre): There is a separate, safe, cycle path alongside the A1307 Hills Road, leaving Cambridge, from Addenbrookes Hospital past the Babraham Park & Ride to Wandlebury where it ends. There is no cycle path from Haverhill to Wandlebury. NB No cycling in the park is allowed, except for under 8s, and cycles should be secured in the parking area cycle stands.
DOGS: need to be kept on a lead in the Park, but can be freely exercised in the adjacent Gog Magog Trust area.
We look forward to seeing you there!
