In society Prayer for executioners February 8, 2011 Boris Kolymagin Recently, the news agencies spread the news of the death of the Nazi criminal Peter Engrar, who contributed to the destruction of 17 thousand people, including gypsies and Jews. The US agreed to consider the issue of depriving his citizenship and expulsion to Serbia, but the process was never launched. The list compiled by the center of Simon, which includes Dr.

In society False start. Prologue 2. February 8, 2011 George Satarov Yeltsin would not be Yeltsin if the change of millennia, to which all humanity was prepared for a long time, did not use for his own purposes. With his early resignation and his historical speech on December 31, 1999, he personally and one -handedly turned the page of history.

The response of the Moscow Central Internal Affairs Directorate to the speech of police sergeant Artem Charukhin in the Tverskoy court, where he stated that he wrote a report on the detention of Solidarity activist Ilya Yashin under dictation, was not long in coming. ITAR-TASS, citing official representative of the Central Internal Affairs Directorate Viktor Biryukov, reported that Charukhin was fired.

Around Russia Japan - Russia: no one is afraid of anyone February 8, 2011 Mikhail Margelov Every year on February 7, Japan celebrates the Northern Territory Day with pipes and drums. On this day, the Japanese prime minister necessarily makes a speech in which the Kuril Islands - Iturup, Kunashir, Shikotan and Habomai demands to return Japan. Thus, the next prime minister shows that he is faithful to his pre -election promises.

Luke Harding, a correspondent for the British newspaper The Guardian, was refused entry into Russia. When he returned to Moscow from London after a two-month business trip, he was stopped at passport control and taken to the deportation section. He spent 45 minutes there, after which he was put on a plane flying to London, and upon landing, his passport was returned with a canceled Russian visa. “Russia is closed to you,” an FSB border service officer told him.

The Russian authorities probably don't like what was said in the diplomatic cables published by Wikileaks. I don’t know how lawful the decision to expel a journalist is, because that’s what a journalist should do—make public what is of interest to the public. I have a feeling that inertia is happening now: the government’s reactions are becoming very similar to the reactions of the Soviet government.

In the Kremlin Putin is like a clumsy February 8, 2011 Dmitry Oreshkin The liberal community considers Yeltsin's choice to choose the successor. Yeltsin himself considered his main mistake a war in Chechnya. Perhaps because he died before the successor turned into a whole width. It seems to me that these two mistakes converge to the general root. I will try to extract him. Where did he come from People measure others in their own way.