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Brighton Beach
Brighton Beach is perhaps the best known among Russians in the area of New York. His popularity he must first of all people from the former Soviet Union, who began to flock there in the mid-1970s. Also, the area is famous for its cozy cafes in the spirit of the Soviet Union, concert halls and Russian baths. Let's see how looks the everyday life of our former compatriots, who have become Americans. Baptism ceremony on the beach Brighton Beach
Women play poker on the beach
Baptism in the Ukrainian Church
Musicians performing Ukrainian folk songs in the restaurant «National»
Anne V. and her grandson Igor, who lives in Ukraine
Street market
Michael and Eugene at home
Women from Ukraine
Restaurant Back to USSR
Les preparing dumplings
Eugene and Mary in the store
Ukrainian wedding in the restaurant «National»
Brighton Beach
Street market
Gunel Gasimov and her brother Orhan
Anastasia, a volunteer of the Ukrainian Church, which, among other things, helps homeless immigrants
Birthday
Playing backgammon for money
The oldest Russian sauna in Brighton Beach
Feast of the Epiphany
78-year-old Tatiana and her granddaughter Gunel
Arkady in his apartment
Photo that looks like Arcadia to his native Armenia
Les waiting for the train on which she goes to church
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Women play poker on the beach
Baptism in the Ukrainian Church
Musicians performing Ukrainian folk songs in the restaurant «National»
Anne V. and her grandson Igor, who lives in Ukraine
Street market
Michael and Eugene at home
Women from Ukraine
Restaurant Back to USSR
Les preparing dumplings
Eugene and Mary in the store
Ukrainian wedding in the restaurant «National»
Brighton Beach
Street market
Gunel Gasimov and her brother Orhan
Anastasia, a volunteer of the Ukrainian Church, which, among other things, helps homeless immigrants
Birthday
Playing backgammon for money
The oldest Russian sauna in Brighton Beach
Feast of the Epiphany
78-year-old Tatiana and her granddaughter Gunel
Arkady in his apartment
Photo that looks like Arcadia to his native Armenia
Les waiting for the train on which she goes to church
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