Valentina Golondzowska Brougher

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Vsevolod Ivanov's Mystery of Mysteries. Defended 1973 (Chair: Joseph L. Conrad). Professor and past Chairperson of Slavic Languages and Literatures, Georgetown University. Retired. (04/09) She has been busy publishing articles as she says "Georgetown emphasizes the 'scholar-teacher' mode." Her husband serves as Director of Russian and Independent States Division for the U.S. Department of Commerce and she has a son. (06/2000)


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