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| In remote Russia, 'Murziki' bring cheer to orphans (13.12.2011) Fred Weir, Correspondent of The Christian Science Monitor The Murziki tell the kids that they come from the mythical country of Murlandia, a kind of cross between Neverland and Santa's Village. In reality, they're something almost as rare in Russia, where the volunteer spirit has been dead for the past century: |
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