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Russian classes in London for children from 2 up to 11 years old. These clubs are part of an established bilingual school with over 30 years experience. Santos Dumont, 3131 A – segundo andar, 60. This is the one and only official page of the Oxford Russian Club founded in 1909 by Prince Felix Youssoupoff. The Oxford Russian Club or Oxford Russian Society was founded in 1909 by Prince Felix Youssoupoff, while he was a student in University College. The Society aims at promoting Russian culture at the University and maintaining connections with Russia and Russian communities abroad. Our Society has maintained a very close connection to the pre-revolutionary Russian émigré communities in exile.

Our long time benefactors include members of the British Royal Family, the Romanov Family Association, the Union of the Russian Nobility, the Stroganoff Foundation, the Cheremeteff Family, Russian political figures and others. The presidential campaign of it-girl turned journalist turned-opposition politician, Ksenia Sobchak, might have taken a rather intriguing turn when she took to an Oxford “Russian” club to present her “against all” bid for Russia’s top job. Merely weeks after announcing her plans to run in the 2018 Presidential Elections, Sobchak left her electorate in Russia for the UK, the long-favored haven for the Russian opposition. The former it-girl’s British tour included speeches in London as well as lectures at Britain’s top universities, Oxford and Cambridge. However, the Moscow socialite may have found herself in a tricky situation, when she attended an event organized by a club that appears to be an unofficial group which may not be affiliated with the University of Oxford. While there exists an official “Oxford Russian Society” at the University of Oxford, listed among the registered student organizations on the Universty’s official website, Sobchak went to present a lecture at the “Oxford Russian Club” which is not present on the list. If the official registry is to be considered trustworthy, the Club may not have an official status at Oxford and could operate independently from Britain’s oldest academic institution.