Kaminer, O: Russian women

"What do the Western Europeans know about the women from Eastern Europe? What do they know about Russian women? That they are loud, wear garish make-up and slutty clothes, wear shoes with very high heels and love thick bling set in gold. In short, they don't know anything." From Olga Kaminer woman can learn that you can be a mother and a diva, a warrior and a companion at the same time, Vladimir Kaminer reveals in the preface what he thinks of the concept of RF and its embodiments. Olga Kaminer introduces dazzling female figures from Russian history who stood their ground and often looked good doing it, including Catherine the Great, Lilya Brik and Elsa Triolet, Gala Éluard Dalí, and various Soviet icons such as feminist Alexandra Kollontai and aviation pioneer Marina Raskova. Kaminer describes the Russian woman like a "brand", hence the logo-able.