Nataliya Samokhina

Before coming to Australia, Nataliya worked for many years at the Ryazan Regional Children's Library. She collaborated closely with the professional magazine The Librarian. She had the author's program Zamorochka for children of secondary school on the local television.
Nataliya is a member of the Australian Library and Information Association (ALIA). While being on her placement at John Oxley Library, which is the part of the State Library of Queensland, she completed the information fact sheets Russians in Queensland. Nataliya catalogued and translated from Russian into English all the documents and private letters from the family archive of the Russian designer Polina Gubar. She found in the library collection three issues of a unique newspaper Listok, published in 1918 by a member of the Russian radical socialist group The Russian Group of Workers Konstantin Klushin, and also translated them into English.
Nataliya came to Brisbane in 2008.
Articles
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Forum of ancient cities on the Ryazan land
- Nataliya Samokhina
- 16 October 2019 · (2945 views) · 1 comment
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Connecting people and time
- Nataliya Samokhina
- 17 June 2019 · (4576 views) · 8 comments
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"Asian Oscar" from the inside, through the eyes of a translator
- Nataliya Samokhina
- 8 December 2018 · (3566 views) · 1 comment
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The ancient city on the Oka river
- Nataliya Samokhina
- 19 November 2018 · (3737 views) · 7 comments
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Архив Германа Быкова
- Nataliya Samokhina
- 6 July 2018 · (5076 views) · 2 comments · 2 people like this
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Записки о жизни сообщества птиц Австралии
- Nataliya Samokhina
- 23 June 2018 · (5029 views) · 6 comments · 1 people like this
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Коллекция русского дизайнера в Музее Квинсленда
- Nataliya Samokhina
- 5 June 2018 · (4815 views) · 1 comment