In the opposition Process. Issue 19 November 17, 2009 Daily Journal 249-255 Process Day Another witness appeared in the court - a former bank employee Menatep Svetlana Borodina. Like other witnesses, she could not tell anything in essence of the prosecution. The rest of the time took a discussion of several petitions. Mikhail Khodorkovsky filed a motion to clarify a number of terms used by the charge.

In society The traders of Stalinism November 17, 2009 Anatoly Bershtein “No, Stalin did not give up. He considers death to be fixed. We took him out of the mausoleum. But how to endure Stalin from Stalin Stalin? " Evgeny Yevtushenko. "Heirs of Stalin", 1962 The naivety is once again shameful, the “uninterested” was poked with physiognomy in “real politics” and once again explained on the fingers: do not believe, do not be afraid, do not ask.

In the regions Chinese bulbs over the province November 17, 2009 Grigory Nekhoroshev In the distance from Moscow, fierce disputes of political scientists are perceived in many ways differently. Will Dmitry Medvedev will be able to conduct technological modernization in the country? What political class will help him? Why do you need all this? In the province, all these political science questions already have preliminary answers.

26-year-old Ivan Khutorskoy, an activist of the youth anti-fascist movement, was killed on November 16 in the evening at the entrance of his house in Moscow. He was shot in the head. A criminal case has been opened. Khutorskoy had been attacked more than once before in connection with his participation in the movement. In 2005, he was first cut with a razor in a fight, another time he was beaten with a bat and wounded with a screwdriver, and the third time he was stabbed in the stomach.

Language of the Church NOVEMBER 17, 2009 SVETLANA SOLODOVNIK At the end of last week, a presentation was held in the conference hall of the Russian State Library The 6th and final book in the series of liturgical translations “Orthodox Worship”, published by the publishing house of the St. Philaret Institute. Work on translations of Fr. Georgy Kochetkov started at his own risk back in the late 1970s.

The main circumstance was that the three police officers who carried out the arrest were confused in their testimony and gave testimony that directly contradicted each other. I was detained under the formal pretext that there was more than one picket—two provocateurs approached, posing as picketers. They were not detained. One employee said that there were three of us, he detained me, and the other two ran away.