Documentary on the partnership between Moscow School 45 and Bethesda-Chevy Chase High School. Narration by Addy Golladay, writer and star of All-Nighter Cocktails.
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School 45
My Two Years in a Soviet School
My father was stationed to the U.S. Embassy in Moscow, USSR, from 1982 to 1985—the tail-end of the Cold War. After spending a year in the Anglo-American School for diplomats, I was enrolled in an actual Soviet school.
View My Two Years in a Soviet School »Translating Moscow Nights
My friend Andrei, from Moscow School No. 45, got married in September 2007. Since his American wife’s family was mostly from Massachusetts, the wedding was held in Salem. Large bride’s party; smaller groom’s party able to make the trip from Russia. I wanted to bring a little balance to the reception, so I toted along…
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School 45 makes scattered appearances throughout.
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A celebration of Leonid Milgram, on his 90th birthday.
View I Revel in What I Have Grown »Surrealism, Soviet-Style
There’s a perfectly good school in Russia’s capital for English-speaking children of diplomats: The Anglo-American School of Moscow. And it’s probably the right establishment for most Foreign Service (FS) families, who move from post to post every few years. We were not FS. My dad was a professor of Russian history before he joined the…
View Surrealism, Soviet-Style »Moscow School 45
My alma mater for two of the three years we lived in Russia. A defining moment of my life, and a testament to the power of human connection in the face of governmental conflict. You can also see some pictures from opening day ceremonies and my return to School 45 in 1987, when my classmates…
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