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in memory of Galina Starovoitova
Galina Vasilievna Starovoitova, one of the best-known women in Russian politics, was murdered on Friday 20 November 1998, shot in the stairwell of a St Petersburg apartment. Her murder remains unsolved. This page attempts to gather some interesting and representative links relating to Starovoitova's life, work and death.
Tributes to Galina Starovoitova
Starovoitova Returns to Brown
Подробная биография Старовойтовой на сервере Национальной Службы Новостей
Памяти Г.Старовойтовой Партия "Демократическая Россия"
Г.В. Старовойтова. Женский вопрос и российская политика
R.I.P., Galina Starovoitova. Your intelligence, integrity and courage will be remembered.
Includes a biography, many photos, and statements from public figures.
The Kennan Institute of the Woodrow Wilson Center has announced a fellowship in remembrance of Galina Starovoitova, a visiting scholar at the Wilson Center in 1989
an exhibition at the Museum of Contemporary History of Russia, October 1999.
eulogy delivered by Blair A. Ruble in Washington, D.C., December 1998.
by Susan Eisenhower (Los Angeles Times, November 1998)
Writing by Galina Starovoitova in English
speech at the International Coalition for Religious Freedom Conference on May 30, 1998 in Berlin.
Reports and comments on Starovoitova's death
in March 1996 Starovoitova spoke about Russian politics at Brown University, where she had taught the previous spring as the Thomas J. Watson visiting scholar.
bio and background on Starovoitova in Russian, from the National News Service.
Юлия Жукова. Женщину - в президенты России 1996г.
A Woman President for Russia - this 1996 article by Julia Zhukova of the St Petersburg Center for Gender Studies now poignantly reminds us of what might have been. It discusses reasons why Starovoitova would have made a great presidential candidate.