Dear court! Dear present! Today for me the next opportunity to look back. I recall October 2003. My last day is free. A few weeks after the arrest, I was informed that President Putin decided: I will have to "grab Balanda" for 8 years. Then it was difficult to believe in it. Seven years have passed since then. Seven years - a sufficiently long time, and in prison - especially. We all had time to overestimate and rethink a lot.

Until now, over the five years that we have been engaged in these judicial attempts, or, as we call them in the jargon, buttings, we have received nothing other than refusals. Today's meeting was the ninth in a row. Throughout all previous meetings, we have observed how the mechanism of this very secrecy of the Katyn case is gradually emerging. From 2005 to 2008, we received three letters from the Chief Military Prosecutor's Office in response to our demands for declassification.

In the opposition E.V. Limonov as Prince Danish November 2, 2010 Dmitry Oreshkin The rally was successful. At least one and a half thousand people - to which E.V. Limonov. Honestly, I expected less. So Limonov’s debut idea about the 31st confirmed its fruitfulness-for which thanks to him. However, the transition to Mittelshpil was already implemented by L.M. Alekseeva, saying a legitimate permission from Surkov and Sobyanin and ensuring security to participants. Thank you for this already.

On the night of Halloween, Ukrainians summed up the results of the first elections in this cadence: on October 31, in all the large and small cities of Ukraine (except Kyiv), they chose mayors and deputies in local councils. Elections in Kyiv were canceled ahead of time.

In the Kremlin Medvedev marked disputed territories November 2, 2010 Alexander Podrabinek In the last week, the international intrigue has warmed up, not without the help of the Japanese, will President Medvedev go to the Kuril Islands or will not go? Until the last moment, this was unclear. The Kremlin dodged from direct answers. One would think that the president was thinking about the values ​​of a balanced policy and good neighborly relations with Japan.

In the Kremlin Luzhkov and opposition November 2, 2010 Alexander Osovtsov I’ll make a reservation right away, I’m not going to defend the former mayor of Moscow, however, he, I think, does not need my protection at all, and maybe not interested in that. Moreover, we will talk not only and not so much about Luzhkov as “Luzhkov”, i.e.

The Moscow City Court rejected the International Society "Memorial"'s recognition that the decision of the Main Military Prosecutor's Office on the Katyn case was classified illegally. Memorial plans to appeal the decision by filing a cassation appeal with the Supreme Court. If in this way it is not possible to achieve declassification of the Katyn case, the plaintiffs will file a complaint with the European Court of Human Rights.