No. 45 dated December 14, 2009

CONTENT

Resignation of the memory of Sergey Magnitsky

"TV turned the culture into strawberries"
Readers - The New Times

Abandoned in hell
The New Times found the surviving participants in the storm of Grozny
Evgeny Levkovich

"Chechens must admit their mistakes"
Anzor Maskhadov - The New Times
Zoya Svetova

Notes from a meat grinder
Grozny Diary of a soldier who wants to forget everything

Zakhar Prilepin: "How can I serve - and I will not be able to?"
Zakhar Prilepin

Arkady Babchenko: "Chechnya is not the past, Chechnya is our future"
Arkady Babchenko

History without lessons
Current students know nothing about the war in the Caucasus
Alexander Mityaev, Anastasia Apukhtina

Medical disaster
The tragedy in Perm demonstrates a terrifying state of healthcare
Dmitry Torbeev

Until the last tablet
Ekaterina Savina

For Kozlov - to answer
Altai against bureaucratic hunting
Evgeny Trifonov

Meeting of civilizations
Victor Shenderovich

Fire measures
How fighters with fire are fighting business
Natalia Alyakrinskaya

Trade about the law
The backstage wars of lobbyists
Natalia Alyakrinskaya

I ran away again ...
Electric trains die out like a view
Nikita Aronov

The mouse to help
What is the attractive purchases in a virtual store
Margarita Vodianova

Types for departure
Boris Yunanov

On both sides of the rod
Presidential passions in Moldova and Romania
Ilya Barabanov

Everything is in debt, and I am in a tailcoat
Spanish anti -crisis recipe
Alexey Dmitriev

"Britain is flooded with Russian agents"
Intelligence historian Christopher Andrew - The New Times
Efim Barban

The disgust of the resident
What prevented the Soviet intelligence officer in London

Do not be a man!
The film "Avatar" by James Cameron as a sentence
Yuri Gladilshchikov

Shadows of Stirlitz
Nikita Varenov

Death on the approaches to Venice
Memory of Peter Vile
Andrey Plakhov

They created the weather
Boris Zhukov, Nikita Aronov

Lucky in Europe
Russian football clubs continue to fight
Sergey Mikulik

Move out of the mountain
Sergey Mikulik

Defend yourself, sir!
Dmitry Stakhov

Bonfire for the Sakharov Center

Valeria Novodvorskaya

In Russia, freedom was always put to the wall - there it took root there. Fences, doors, gate gates - all this is essentially protective formats. But in Russia, as before in the USSR, they became the space of freedom. In this space, non -normative vocabulary and love confessions, attitude to power and a chemistry teacher are strangely combined. The one in the singular, such a means of information nevertheless has a lot of readers. The New Times decided to publish his fence (door, gate) - to increase the space of freedom.