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The Fire Escape Is Locked for Your Safety: On the Road in the Former Soviet Union Book

The Fire Escape Is Locked for Your Safety: On the Road in the Former Soviet Union
The Fire Escape Is Locked for Your Safety: On the Road in the Former Soviet Union, American attorney Baier lived in the Ukraine from 1997 to 1999 as part of U.S. and British efforts to reform that country's legal system. At the conclusion of her duties, she traveled more than 12,000 miles across Russia, Belarus, Estonia, Latvia, and Lit, The Fire Escape Is Locked for Your Safety: On the Road in the Former Soviet Union has a rating of 2 stars
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The Fire Escape Is Locked for Your Safety: On the Road in the Former Soviet Union, American attorney Baier lived in the Ukraine from 1997 to 1999 as part of U.S. and British efforts to reform that country's legal system. At the conclusion of her duties, she traveled more than 12,000 miles across Russia, Belarus, Estonia, Latvia, and Lit, The Fire Escape Is Locked for Your Safety: On the Road in the Former Soviet Union
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  • The Fire Escape Is Locked for Your Safety: On the Road in the Former Soviet Union
  • Written by author Molly J. Baier
  • Published by Lost Coast Press, June 2001
  • American attorney Baier lived in the Ukraine from 1997 to 1999 as part of U.S. and British efforts to reform that country's legal system. At the conclusion of her duties, she traveled more than 12,000 miles across Russia, Belarus, Estonia, Latvia, and Lit
  • American attorney Baier lived in the Ukraine from 1997 to 1999 as part of U.S. and British efforts to reform that country's legal system. At the conclusion of her duties, she traveled more than 12,000 miles across Russia, Belarus, Estonia, Latvia, and Lit
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Introductionix
Glossaryxi
Forewordxvii
Part IUkraine and Belarus1
Ukraine3
Chapter 1The Twelve Thousand Mile Journey Begins3
Belarus9
Chapter 2Dog Days in an Oppressed Country9
Chapter 3Disaster in the Subway Entrance13
Chapter 4Do I Have to Smuggle My Own Money?15
Chapter 5Long Lines at the Opera House17
Chapter 6The Train to Grodno20
Chapter 7The City Bus24
Chapter 8Hotel Belarus25
Chapter 9Nightmare at Customs30
Part IIThe Baltics37
Lithuania38
Chapter 1The Patriotic Schoolteacher38
Latvia40
Chapter 2The Frightened Pensioner40
Chapter 3The Not-Quite-Post-Soviet Waiter42
Chapter 4The Country House44
Chapter 5Sunday in the Country47
Estonia48
Chapter 6Optimistic Youth48
Chapter 7To Finland51
Part IIIThe Far North53
Finland54
Chapter 1North to the Arctic Circle54
Chapter 2Lapland: Land of the Midnight Sun56
Russia57
Chapter 3The Back Road into Russia57
Chapter 4Military Murmansk59
Chapter 5Kizhi Island61
Chapter 6Milking Tourists in Saint Petersburg63
Chapter 7The Fed-Up Railroad Man67
Chapter 8"The Constitution Does Not Apply to Us"70
Chapter 9Moscow Bureaucrats and a Tough-Talking Retired Military Man72
Chapter 10The Nuclear Engineer-Turned-Security Guard77
Chapter 11The Dacha79
Part IVThe Golden Ring83
Chapter 1Travel Logistics Can Be Challenging84
Chapter 2The Best Hotel in Town90
Chapter 3Those Noisy Church Bells!93
Chapter 4Through the Countryside to Kostroma94
Chapter 5A Comfortable Ride to Suzdal96
Chapter 6Idyllic Suzdal99
Chapter 7The Stalinist Librarian102
Chapter 8Religious Revival109
Chapter 9Heart Trouble in Paradise112
Part VThe Volga115
Chapter 1Stalingrad117
Chapter 2Fire-Safe in Volgograd118
Chapter 3Evening with the Trendsetters120
Chapter 4A Hot, Dry Day122
Chapter 5Full Boat Going North125
Chapter 6Red Tape and Heavy Arms in the Deep South127
Chapter 7Up the Volga River140
Chapter 8The Volga Boatmen-Turned-Entrepreneurs142
Chapter 9The Volga Sewer144
Chapter 10River Life in the Southern Desert146
Chapter 11How the First Steward Lines His Pockets149
Chapter 12Rainy Days on the River151
Chapter 13Tatarstan153
Chapter 14A Leninist True Believer156
Part VIThe Trans-Siberian Railroad-West159
Chapter 1The Urals160
Chapter 2Travelling Third Class163
Chapter 3The Heart of Fly-Over Country166
Chapter 4Self-Reliant Family and Neighbors168
Chapter 5Schoolteachers Turned Fish-Mongers173
Chapter 6The Uncultured Peasant176
Chapter 7Hitchhiking to Irkutsk179
Part VIITrans-Siberian Railroad-East181
Chapter 1Scientists Riding the Rails182
Chapter 2Buryat Senior Citizens183
Chapter 3The Frisky Nurse185
Chapter 4The Longest Leg of the Journey186
Chapter 5The Russian Far East190
Chapter 6All Foreigners Are Alike192
Chapter 7The End of the Line193
Chapter 8Souvenirs With a Hidden Price Tag194
Chapter 9Coming Home195


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