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Ezhednevnyi Zhurnal
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Ezhednevnyi Zhurnal
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Nov 4, 2009
Process. Issue 17
In the opposition Process. Issue 17 November 4, 2009 Daily Journal 235-241 Process Day The court continued to accept witnesses of prosecution-former bank employee Menatep Oleg Khvostikov, former Menatep-Invest employee Andrei Koval, former MFI employee Menatep Arkady Zakharov. None of them could confirm the fact of theft of oil. Then the prosecutors were called by Yuri Schoolnikov, one of the experts who evaluated the deal of the “daughters” shares of the Yukos on the shares of Yukos himself.
ЕЖЕДНЕВНЫЙ ЖУРНАЛ
Ezhednevnyi Zhurnal
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Nov 4, 2009
Dreams of love
During Ms. Baturina’s lawsuit against Nemtsov, it turns out that a “linguistic examination” of Nemtsov’s report on corruption in Moscow was carried out. Apparently, an examination of the words “corruption”, “kickbacks”, “roof”? In general, be that as it may, Mrs. O. Kryukova, Doctor of Philology, Professor of the Department of “Literary Arts” (I’m not kidding) at Moscow State University, made a small scientific discovery: she found that Mr. Nemtsov has a negative attitude towards Mrs. Baturina.
Leonid Radzikhovsky
Ezhednevnyi Zhurnal
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Nov 4, 2009
And look wider and dig deeper?
In the opposition And look wider and dig deeper? November 4, 2009 Alexander Ryklin It seems to me that there is no other commentator in the Russian actual journalism, whose surprisingly accurate and merciless assessments would be included in such an obvious contradiction with conclusions, as it happens completely and occurs near our dear Mr. Radzikhovsky.
Alexander Ryklin
Ezhednevnyi Zhurnal
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Nov 4, 2009
Anti-church radicalism is gaining momentum
The show, staged on October 23 by students during the theological conference “Religion in the modern system of international relations: the possibilities of religion in creating peace and resolving conflicts” held within the walls of St. Petersburg University, made many people have fun. Indeed, a picture worthy of the brush of Ilya Glazunov.
БОРИС КОЛЫМАГИН
Ezhednevnyi Zhurnal
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Nov 4, 2009
Holiday, Okudzhava and Brodsky
A recent VTsIOM poll showed that 66% of Russians do not intend to celebrate National Unity Day. Moreover, another 14% said that they will actually celebrate, but they cannot say how (most of them, most likely, will not decide). Only 12% were able to clearly explain how they were going to celebrate National Unity Day (at a festive table at home, at a party, etc.). There is no big sensation here - the cool attitude of Russians towards this holiday has been known for a long time.
Alexei Makarkin