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NPR's David Greene "Midnight in Siberia"
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October 23, 2014
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56:51Now PlayingAs NPR’s Moscow bureau chief, Greene traveled from his home-base to Vladivostok aboard the Trans-Siberian railway. During the course of those 6,000 miles, Greene talked to everyone he could—travelers and singers, vendors and activists, teens and babushkas. His account is a wide-ranging look at post-Soviet Russia and the country’s hopes for the future. (W.W. Norton)
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