How to change its morals and rules in the theater space The performance "Stalingrad-Volgograd" at the Moscow Art Theater Multi. Photo: Sergey Karpukhin / TASS Its changes and rules. On the theater field, they began to openly use the customs of wartime. Marauded, not embarrassed by the crazy public. More recently, the play “In the trenches of Stalingrad” according to the story of Viktor Nekrasov was listed in the Moscow Art Theater repertoire.

Vincent Kessler / Reuters / Scanpix / LETA The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) has accepted a case on the parental rights of a transgender individual for the very first time, the Russian newspaper Kommersant reported . The case follows from a complaint submitted by a Russian citizen who was completely barred from seeing or contacting her children following her surgical transition. The ECHR’s decision in the case will set a precedent for all Council of Europe member states.

Dr. Robert Newman is one of the pioneers of methadone treatment of drug addicts, who stood at the origins of the programs to reduce harm. In the 1970s, he managed to create in New York the widest system of methadone support of people with heroin addiction in the world. In August last year, he died of injuries received a month earlier during an accident in Bronx. Dr. Newman, also known as Dr. Methadone, was eighty years old.

“The slave is a simple word known to everyone. But try to consciously pronounce it out loud, and you will definitely be stuck. Just because you do not need to use this word in everyday communication. “Slave”, “slave” are the same impossible an anachronisms as the diagnosis of “plague” in the medical record, ”writes the journalist of Kommersant Alexander Chernykh in this story.

Alexander Chernykh about the classic collection of interviews with Yegor Letov Various bootlegs play a large role in the creative heritage of Civil Defense: rough recordings on a home tape recorder, rare apartment records, unofficial concert albums. This tradition affects not only music: twenty years ago, unknown Moscow fans published the book “I Don’t Believe in Anarchy,” a collection of interviews with Yegor Letov and articles about him.

Alexander Chernykh about Roger Zelazny's novel - the best book for autumn reading Many people like to return to books they have read long ago in order to refresh their impressions, better understand the work, or remember themselves five, ten, and so on years ago. At the request of Gorky, Alexander Chernykh, a correspondent for the Kommersant newspaper, wrote a lyrical essay about Roger Zelazny’s novel, which he rereads every October for the fifteenth year in a row.

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