Movie at the Music Hall: Rock, Paper, Scissors

In 1971, at the height of the Cold War, two University of Michigan literature professors founded a publishing house dedicated to featuring lesser known Russian literary figures. In so doing, they ensconced Ann Arbor as a prominent stop on the Russian literary underground railroad and forever changed the course of Russian literature and the way Americans view it. Register online or by phone.

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