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First, interview the parents, grandparents, aunts, and uncles in both sides of your family. Even if you don't start your research right away, get all the information you can from family members while they still recall and are still living. Get names, dates, and locations.A great website to use in the US and elsewhere is Ancestry.com. There are free sites, but you won't have anywhere near the access to dependable records. Use the academy on the site to learn how to construct your tree. I strongly advise you not to skip this step. Construct a separate tree for your mother's and father's ancestors. Be certain to connect all records to your entries. This is generally automatic in Ancestry.Genealogy is a great hobby that can be pursued for a lifetime. Best of luck in your search.

All what I list below refers to the ‘European part of Russia’. Let us hope that was what you meant by “Russia”. We tend to forget that Russia extends all the way to North Korea. But nearly 4/5 of Russians live in European Russia though it constitutes only about 1/4 of the Russian Federation’s territory.As to your question, you may want to have a look atList of countries by alcohol consumption per capita - WikipediaList of countries by cigarette consumption per capita - Wikipedia1Russians consume much more alcohol than Finns, and the difference in type of alcohol consumed aggravates the negative impact on life expectancy.2Russians smoke far more than Finns. Smoking does shorten life-expectancy.3I have no valid statistics for this, but my personal experince is that the Russian cuisine seems less healthy than ours. Whenever I go to a retaurant serving typical Russain food in St.Petersburg - the most beautiful city on the planet - or even at home in Helsinki, I must take several Rennies. Blinis and Borscht do upset my stomach.4Statistics should not bee taken literally, but it seems Finland spends more than twice an much on health care per capita than Russia.European countries by health expense per person - WikipediaI do have a strong “Russian Connection”. My grandfather, Otto von Freymann who was Field Marshal Mannerheim’s teacher at the Military Academy in Hamina, was a general serving in the Grand Duke’s of Finland, Czar Nikolai II ‘s army . But unlike Raili Sergejeff whose name sems to suggest she also has some kind of “Russian Connection” like me, I do believe it is not far fetched to compare us Finns to Russians. We have been living close to one-an-other for centuries. At least people in Eastern Finland have documented or undocumented (!) Russians in their family tree. We do have a lot in common, just listen to Finnish and Russian songs.

There are many things which makes me proud in life.Nobody in my family ever passed High School in their first attempt. I passed it with Honours with 4 Distinctions.I got into IIT, Roorkee and UP Engineering Entrance Examination (The three competitions in our times) in the first attempt without any coaching or external guidance.Got into IRS in the first attempt while completing M Tech with good grades.When I joined my first posting in 1993, I took two of my brothers with me for further education to share the responsibility of my parents. They are both now well settled in life.I myself taught my daughters maths and physics almost daily till their class XII even after my hectic office schedule.I have made great improvement in the quality of training to the IRS (C&CE) probationers during my tenure as Course Director in National Academy of Customs, Excise and Narcotics (NACEN) Faridabad during 2009–2011.I got my first book “Practising Spiritual Intelligence” published in 2013 by Wisdom Tree.I got the Presidential Award at the eve of Republic Day 2015.I get so much of love, affection and regards from the Quorans almost daily. I am proud to connect intellectually and emotionally with my next generation.