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Bob Prohaska said:
}Can anybody tell me how to exhange email with the soviet union?
}
}I've been told it's possible to use Bitnet to reach Hungary, and
}there's at least one anonymous ftp site in Finland, so it dosen't
}seem completely out of the question.
}
}The people I want to reach are in Moscow at the Lebedev Institute and
}at the Institute for General Physics.
 
There is a UUCP connection between Helsinki and Moscow. The .SU domain
registered at SRI-NIC is this small Soviet UUCP network called RELCOM. Among
the institutions on it are the Kurchatov Institute of Atomic Energy, Joint
Inst. for Nuclear Research in Dubna, high-energy physics sites in Serpukhov
and Protvino, et al. I asked them to help me get e-mail to the Steklov
Institute of Mathematics, and they got it online right away and gave it a
domain name. Now we happily exchange e-mail. RELCOM people are perfectly
willing to connect new sites.
 
}KIAE (Institut Atomnoj Energii im. I.V.Kurchatova --- Insitute for Atomic
}Energy), Ul. Kurchatova 26, Moscow 123182.
}
}OIYaI --- Ob"edinennyj Institut Yadernykh Issledovanij, Joint Institute for
}Nuclear Research, P.O.Box 79, Dubna, Moscow Oblast', Head Post Office 101000.
}
}FIAN (Fizicheskij Institut AN im. V.N.Lebedeva --- Institute of Physics)
}Leninskij Prospekt 53, Moscow 117924.
}
}IOFAN (Institut Obshchej Fiziki AN --- Inst. of General Physics),
}Ul. Vavilova 38, Moscow 117942.
}
}IFP (Institut Fizicheskikh Problem im. S.I.Vavilova --- Institute for Physical
}Problems) Ul. A.N.Kosygina 2, Moscow 117973.
}
}Institut Teoriticheskoj Fiziki im. Landau --- Institute for Theoretical
}Physics, Ul. Kosygina 2; also Chernogolovka.
}
}IVTAN (Institut Vysokikh Temperatur --- High Temperatures), Kolomenskoe Shosse,
}Moscow 127412.
}
}IFTT (Institut Fiziki Tverdogo Tela --- Inst. for Solid State Physics)
}Chernogolovka, Moscow Oblast', 142432.
 
A while ago I had the pleasure of talking to some folks from IOFAN and
promised to let them know when it becomes possible to bring e-mail to their
institute. I tried to pass to them the message that they should call Dmitri
Volodin or Vadim Antonov at 231-2129 in Moscow to arrange a connection; once
they do, there will be an e-mail route there. If you're in touch with
someone at these 2 sites, or any other Soviet site, you might want to
encourage your contacts to do the same.
 
There is a LISTSERV mailing list (moderated and digested) used for posting
information about Soviet e-mail connections. It's called SUEARN-L and is on
LISTSERV@UBVM.CC.BUFFALO.EDU. For more information on using LISTSERV e-mail
'HELP' to any LISTSERV. The digests are automatically posted to the
newsgroup talk.politics.soviet.
 
Dimitri Vulis
CUNY GC Math