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From: Alex van der Kleut <sommers@*****.UMICH.EDU>
Subject: Re: Mother Russia
Date: Mon, 4 May 1998 09:51:37 -0400
At 07:57 AM 5/4/98 EDT, Airwasp wrote:
>In a message dated 5/4/98 12:51:39 AM !!!First Boot!!!,
>sthanatos@*********.COM writes:
>
>> There is little to no printed information available about Russia or Eastern
>> Europe out there! Does anyone know of a place where I could obtain some
>> info on Russia in the 2050s? I'm trying to flesh out one of my characters.
>
>What is known about Russia (now the CIS) and Eastern Europe is this roughly.
>
>1. The nations involved by now are just beginning to recovery from the
>EuroWars of the 2020's and 2030's.
>
>2. Most of what were the satellite Warsaw Pact countries are in a bad shape
>still.
>
>3. A good chunk of Siberia and the East Coast of currently Russia separated
>under "Awakened" forces (read metahumans and the like). Though there is not
>much information on that part of the world.
>
>4. There is some information in the BBB, and some more in the London and
>Germany sourcebooks, beyond that there is very little about it.
>

There is a good couple of pages on the Russian Mob in the Underworld
Sourecbook. I think that there was a little bit of information in it about
Russian history too. Also this month (in the US) Target:Smugglers is coming
out. One of the sections is about Vladivostok. And there is some stuff in
Mob War about one of the corps (can't remember which one) moving their HQ
to Russia. I haven't finished reading it yet, but there is probably some
stuff in there about Russia too. If not, there will be in the new Corporate
guide coming out later this year, for the corp that is now in Russia.

Sommers

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