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Mar 26, 1999
On a thin red line between life and death
[03/26/1999, 20:38:27] Sergey Kuznetsov , It is almost impossible to retell the plot of this three -hour film , shot by the living classic Terens Malik, who became famous for two films shot almost twenty years ago. A real military drama with a huge number of actors - more than a dozen stars in the film, so that the tens of tens of ongoing hours to the standard volume, Malik could, for example, allow himself to completely throw Bill Pulman and, by rumors, Mickey Rurr.
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Mar 26, 1999
Hizballa - party of Allah
[03/26/1999, 19:31:08] Sasha Sherman , We Don`t Seek The Application of Islam by Force or Violence But Peaceful Political Performance, Which Gives the Opportunity for Any Society to Adopt Or Reject it. ISLAM Becomes The Choice of the Majority The Wel Will Apply it, If Not, We Will Continue To Coexist and Discuss Till We Reach to Correct Beliefs.
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Mar 26, 1999
Days of shame
[03/26/1999, 20:28:06] Sergey Mitrofanov Initially, I thought to name this article “The Time of Shame”, since the consequences of Moscow inadequate reaction to the beginning of hostilities in Yugoslavia could drive Russia into such a spiral of the wrong decisions clinging to each other, which would actually have to say goodbye to the IMF loans.
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Mar 26, 1999
Arrested Alexander Litvinenko
[03/26/1999, 16:55:09] On Thursday, on suspicion of abuse of authority with the use of violence (paragraph "A" of part 3 of Article 286 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation ), a former employee of the FSB of Russia was arrested in Moscow, now an employee of the Executive Secretariat of the CIS , Alexander Litvinenko.
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Mar 26, 1999
Beria is 100 years old
[03/26/1999, 21:39:29] Recorded by George Dvli March 29 marks the 100th anniversary of Lavrenty Beria. His personality still attracts the attention of Russian researchers and historians. One can relate to this, but one thing is undoubtedly one thing: not noting his involvement in the numerous atrocities of the Stalinist regime, Beria played a certain positive role as a major organizer and leader. This was recognized by those who are difficult to blame for addictions, for example, athletes.