Mikhail Fishman Corpus Publishing House represents the book of Mikhail Fishman “The successor. The story of Boris Nemtsov and the country, in which he did not become the president. " The famous journalist Mikhail Fishman talks about Nemtsov and Russia. The book is a trip on the history of the country, capturing all key events starting with Gorbachev perestroika when Nemtsov came to politics, and ending with the murder on the Moskvoretsky bridge on February 27, 2015.

“I don't want people to die. I don’t want the Russians to die, I don’t want Ukrainians to die, ”said Nemtsov. “I don’t want refugees ... I consider it a crime, just a real crime of Putin’s war against Ukraine.” Boris Nemtsov at a rally 2014. Photo: wikipedia.org Eight years ago, in the late evening of February 27, 2015, Boris Nemtsov was killed by shots in the back in the very center of Moscow, near the Kremlin.

In 2016, the project “Five Friends of Nemtsov” came out on our site - fragments of interviews that journalist Mikhail Fishman took from friends and colleagues Boris Nemtsov for filming the documentary “too free person”. By the third anniversary of the death of Nemtsov, we publish an interview with a businessman, the creator of Alfa Group Mikhail Friedman from that selection of articles. Since the fall of 1991, Boris Nemtsov has been working as the governor of the Nizhny Novgorod region.

In 2016, the project “Five Friends of Nemtsov” came out on our site - fragments of interviews that journalist Mikhail Fishman took from friends and colleagues Boris Nemtsov for filming the documentary “too free person”. By the third anniversary of the death of Nemtsov, we publish an interview with businessman Mikhail Prokhorov from that selection of articles. In September 1994, Boris Yeltsin and Bill Clinton solemnly open the new building of the Russian embassy in Washington.

Russian Jews. The film is third. After 1948. Photo: Filmpro.ru Last week, the premiere of the third and final film from the Leonid Parfenov cycle “Russian Jews” took place. The first part was devoted to the position of Jews in tsarist Russia. The second is the most dramatic moments of Russian history: revolution, great terror and the Great Patriotic War. The new film covers the post -war period, the era of Khrushchev and Brezhnev and the collapse of the Soviet Union.

For a documentary about Boris Nemtsov, Mikhail Fishman recorded the memories of his relatives, colleagues and acquaintances. Below are several fragments from interviews with Mikhail Fridman, Ilya Yashin, Alfred Kokh, Mikhail Prokhorov and Oleg Sysuev, whom Nemtsov considered his close friends. Over the past 25 years, Russia has become accustomed to political assassinations and assassinations.

An interview with the daughter of the President of Russia is an event. Tatyana Yumasheva tells Forbes Woman magazine about the Yeltsin Museum - the Presidential Center, which will be opened at the end of November in Yekaterinburg, about Yeltsin himself, about the war in Chechnya, about Boris Nemtsov, whom she personally persuaded and persuaded to come to Moscow from Nizhny Novgorod in March 1997, about “family rule” (conversations about “family” are needed.

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Go to *** - this is if translated into a very understandable Russian. The English-language version of this thesis of the White House spokesman Josh Ernest turned into a detailed sarcastic tirade . No, they will not accept the delegation led by Dmitry Medvedev, since they do not plan to conduct military negotiations with Moscow in Syria at all.

Director of Levada Center-about why society succumbed to patriotism and why propaganda is so convincing Reuters / Maxim Shemetov The International Memorial conducts a cycle of expert lectures and discussions entitled "in which country we live." Among the lecturers are leading experts: sociologists, economists, political scientists. The project is supervised by Nikolai Petrov, head of the laboratory of the methodology for assessing regional development of the Higher School of Economics.

The sudden arrest of the head of the Komi Vyacheslav Gaiser and his colleagues is the most impressive, obviously, blow to the representative of the authorities in the last years, except for the collapsed case Anatoly Serdyukov. The blow was delivered in compliance with all canons: rapidly, with artillery preparation on television, with a preliminary report to Vladimir Putin, as newspapers write about all the available facts.

Fitness is not a sport, as it recently turned out in the quarrel of Tina Kandelaki with Vasily Utkin. Everyone mocked Badminton: how so, such serious people - and badminton? - And in vain: badminton is a good game, and, by the way, very demanding physically, if you really take it. But in how very middle-aged men together and demonstratively shake their chest and triceps, there is something extremely unnatural and obsolete.

Slon Magazine and Rain TV channel continue the draft talk about the state of minds, about the situation in politics, economics, culture and public life in general, not attached to specific events and news. In the first series of the project, the two most famous Russian political analysts, Stanislav Belkovsky and Gleb Pavlovsky, talked about the problems of future post -Putin Russia.

Mikhail Fishman and historian Alexander Guryanov - about why it has not yet been able to put a legal point in one of the most cruel crimes of the Stalinist terror Photos of Polish officers shot in Katyn.

Now everyone knows how a truck of fresh delicious cheese turns into a yellow plasticine mass. There is a rapture in battle, but even a view from the side, indifferent, not burdened by national memory, cannot look at it calmly. Publicly and without hesitation, crushing sprats and tomatoes with road rinks? Officially, with a call to burn pork in furnaces more similar to melting martens?