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The 62 pages that link to Russian language, each with the reason it gives.

• Connor StorrieRelated: Ilya is Russian, making language and accent part of the character’s portrayal.

• Fyodor TyutchevRelated: Tyutchev’s tightly patterned lyrics rely on the sounds and inflections of Russian.

• Ivan KrylovNarrower topic: Krylov’s memorable phrasing helped make lines from his fables part of everyday Russian.

• KareliansCompared with: Many Russian Karelians use Russian, though it is not the traditional language of the people.

• RussophiliaRelated: Learning the language often expresses personal or intellectual interest in Russian culture.

• SukhumiRelated: Russian remains widely used in Sukhumi alongside Abkhaz and Georgian.

• Yakut languageRelated: Russian contact introduced vocabulary and shaped modern Sakha language use.

• Culture of RussiaRelated: It connects public life across regions while coexisting with many other languages.

• Demyan BednyRelated: Bedny's popular poems relied on the sound, idioms, and registers of Russian.

• Nikolai LeskovNarrower topic: Leskov’s striking literary style depends on varied registers of spoken Russian.

• OskemenRelated: Russian remains widely spoken in Oskemen, whose Russian name is Ust-Kamenogorsk.

• Vladimir DalNarrower topic: Dal documented its vocabulary, including regional and colloquial forms.