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Interpreting for a French journalist and Russian historian – Visiting The Old English Inn Moments of History
Today I was interpreting for a French journalist, searching information about Second World War in newly open Russian archives with the Russian historian.
After conversation, under the impact of the speech about times and changes, I made a long walk along Moscow, passing by Lubyanka, Сhamber of Commerce, Gostinniy Dvor (Hospitable court), The Old English Inn, visiting its Chambers, and admiring the beautiful look of Moscow Kremlin.
Wind of changes, sun, and thinking about future of civilizations and their cultural heritage made my day.
Rachel Steer 
Federica Cocuccioni 
Karen Montaldi 
Hi Eugene!
I’m really glad you had a great time at this interpreting gig, thank you so much for sharing. Just a friendly reminder. You published this as a blog post on The Open Mic and I normally encourage authors to share something that is longer than 300 words. For example, an overview of this interpreting assignment with some key takeaways from the client could be a great idea for publishing here.
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