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RESEARCH [version 1]: http://moscowamerican.com/wiki/Russians
RESEARCH [version 2]:
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I have never met anyone who understood Russians. —Grand Duke Aleksandr Mikhailovich Romanov (1866–1933).
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Contents
- 1 The BOOK: Why Don't Russians Smile
- 2 Table of Contents
- 2.1 Introduction: I have never met anyone who understood Russians.
- 2.2 Chapter 1: Russian Coconuts & American Peaches - Why don’t Russians Smile?
- 2.3 Chapter 2: Russians and Americans
- 2.4 Chapter 3: Russians’ Unique Culture and Character (Social Etiquette and Expectations)
- 2.5 Chapter 4: Visiting a Russian’s home
- 2.6 Chapter 5: SEX & dating
- 2.7 Chapter 6: Marrying and Divorcing a Russian – Why do Russians cheat on their spouses so much?
- 2.8 Chapter 7: Living with a Russian – Russian Home life
- 2.9 Chapter 8: Russians in business
- 2.10 Chapter 9: Muscovites vs. “Real” Russians - What makes Russians tick?
- 2.11 Chapter 10: Further differences between Americans & Russians
- 2.12 Chapter 11: Conclusion
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The BOOK: Why Don't Russians Smile
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The definitive guide to the differences between Russians and Americans - 2nd edition
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Introduction: I have never met anyone who understood Russians.
Chapter 1: Russian Coconuts & American Peaches - Why don’t Russians Smile?
- Why are Americans like peaches and Russians are like Coconuts?
- Beyond Fruit - Why don’t Russians smile?
- Immigration
- Soviet Propaganda
- Social Distancing (rename) “The Peach and the Coconut: A Guide to Collaboration for Global Teams” BOOK - Acquire
- Your American smile may be misinterpreted as arrogance
- Russians interpret the question of “How are you?” and strangers asking personal questions very differently than Americans
- America is the most individualistic nation in the world, whereas Russia has no word for privacy
Chapter 2: Russians and Americans
Chapter 3: Russians’ Unique Culture and Character (Social Etiquette and Expectations)
- The Russian Soul ✅
- Collectivism
- Pessimism - A pessimist is an informed optimist
- Russians Lie
- Verification - Trust but Verify
- Cheating in Universities
- Friends - the key to getting anything done in Russia
- The Importance of Equality
- Caution and Conservatism
- Russians Extremes and Contradictions
- 13 Time Zones - The largest country on Earth
- Russians superiority complex (Messianism)
- Russians’ rebellious spirit (completely rewrite)
- Alcoholism - Russia’s Scourge
- Nagging Wives and Girlfriends
- Time and Patience
- Communication Differences
- Language - different shades of meaning
- Russians are long winded
- Intimate touch between friends
- American’s infatuation with mental health
- Etc.
Chapter 4: Visiting a Russian’s home
Chapter 5: SEX & dating
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Chapter 6: Marrying and Divorcing a Russian – Why do Russians cheat on their spouses so much?
Chapter 7: Living with a Russian – Russian Home life
Chapter 8: Russians in business
Chapter 9: Muscovites vs. “Real” Russians - What makes Russians tick?
Muscovites vs. “Real” Russians
Chapter 10: Further differences between Americans & Russians
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Chapter 11: Conclusion
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Become an author!
EXPIRED - 2nd edition opportunities ONLY
HAVE YOU EVER WANTED TO WRITE & PUBLISH A BOOK? 🤔
Hard deadline to submit to publisher: August 31, 2020.
Do you have extra free time right now because of the Coronavirus?
We are writing a book on the
DIFFERENCES BETWEEN RUSSIANS AND AMERICANS
We have begun to write the book. We need biweekly inspiration and collaboration to write it, as the founding author did with his 1st two books.
WE WILL LIST YOU AS AN AUTHOR ON THE COVER.
- There will be numerous authors, as was done with the founding author's first book.
- The book will be published by an English publishing house and be listed on Amazon.com, as the founding author's second book was.
About the founding authors 🙂
Travis Lee Bailey Travis Lee Bailey is the author of two books http://moscowamerican.com/wiki/En (scroll down to "published works") He graduated with his fourth degree in Sociology on the 11th of May 2020. Contact : MoscowAmerican@gmail.com (primary) whydontrussianssmile@gmail.com
Bailey has been a guest on Russian television & written about this subject in depth.
- Justin Bellville is the author of three books.
WE LOOK FORWARD TO help MAKING YOU AN AUTHOR! 🙂
Past research
Russian national TV appearance: The stark differences between Russians and Americans
About the founding author Dubbed in Russian
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