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M.N.: "Who owns the Russian language?" After the century of bloody revolutions, endless and continuing waves of emigration, Gulag and cultural decline, it is the World that owns the Russian language. Russia just rents it out. - Headlines Review - 10:39 AM 4/24/2016   by Mike Nova (noreply@blogger.com) Sunday April 24 th , 2016  at  10:50 AM NEWS: The World And Global Security Review 1 Share M.N.: "Who owns the Russian language?"  After the century of bloody revolutions, endless and continuing waves of emigration, Gulag and cultural decline, it is the World and the Russian speaking community outside Russia that owns and sustains the Russian language and Russian cultural heritage. Russia just rents it out.  Paul Goble             Staunton, April 23 – The bilingual Ukrainian poet Sergey Zhadan, who writes exclusively in Ukrainian, says that  Russia “for the first time in its history has lost the monopoly on its own languag