Russian Jokes, Anecdotes and Funny Stories

About the Book

The book consists of separate chapters and each of them has its own name that reflects the subject of its content. There are twenty five chapters in the book. The author was trying to make book as funny, entertaining and amusing as possible for different groups of people speaking English. Between its covers you will find a lot of information that reflects Russian life in the form of humor. Most jokes and anecdotes have been translated from Russian but some of them have been borrowed from English sources. Russian jokes were picked up from the author’s friends and relatives, Russian TV and Internet radio programs, from Russian newspapers published in USA. Most of them are fresh and certainly reflect everyday life in Russia. Some jokes are related to the former Soviet Union. Readers, if you find some of the jokes inappropriate or abusive, just ignore them. It is well known that understanding foreign humor is often difficult for a number of reasons. Moreover, it takes time to completely understand some jokes because of the nature of the humor.

About the Author

Edward Dadiomov was born in Russia in 1944. After graduation of St. Petersburg Electro Technical University he started to work as an Electrical Engineer at one of Research Facilities. He and his family came to USA in 1989. He started to work as a Senior Electrical Engineer at Motorola, Arlington Heights, Illinois in 1990. Currently Edward Dadiomov is about to start his retirement.