The Russian Diaspora refers to the communities of Russians living outside of Russia. This includes individuals who have emigrated for various reasons, such as political, economic, or social factors. Significant populations can be found in countries like the United States, Germany, and Israel, where they maintain cultural ties and traditions. Throughout history, the Russian Diaspora has contributed to the cultural and economic landscapes of their host countries. Notable figures from the diaspora include writers like Vladimir Nabokov and artists such as Marc Chagall, who have influenced global culture while preserving their Russian heritage.