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New Times
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Feb 1, 2010
No. 03 dated February 01, 2010
CONTENTS From dawn to dusk 30 years An incurable disease Is it possible to reform the Ministry of Internal Affairs OMON slaves Ilya Barabanov, Nikita Aronov Faithful Rashid Why Minister Nurgaliyev is not drowning Vladimir Ukhov Shot down from Tomsk The general was responsible for the murder of a journalist Vladislav Mikhailov Dubious organs Russia is one of the five countries Where are the most premeditated killings?
New Times
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Feb 1, 2010
From dawn to dusk 30 years
Pulp Fiction, Kill Bill, From Dusk Till Dawn, Sin City, Chicago, The English Patient, Shakespeare in Love, Gangs of New York, Cold Mountain, Fahrenheit 9/11 "- these films determined the face of the cinema of the nineties and" zero. There was one name behind them - "Miramax". Strictly speaking, there were two names: Miriam and Max - that was the name of the parents of Bob and Harvey Weinstein, after whom the brothers named their film company.
New Times
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Feb 1, 2010
Doubtful organs
Russia is included in the five countries where most deliberate murders are committed The numbers do not lie: Russia is part of the five countries where the most deliberate murders are committed. The situation is worse only in Colombia, South Africa, Yamaika and Venezuela. Corruption and inefficiency of the law enforcement system, as the studies show, is one of the main reasons.
Evgenia Albats
New Times
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Feb 1, 2010
Memory of Jerome D. Salinger
One of the idols of the generation of the 60s, the author of the religious novel “Over the abyss in rye”, Jerome D. Salinger, died in his home in the American state of New Hampshire. He lived a long life - 92 years old. He survived in the war, knew love and success, saw the multimillion -dollar circulations of his books. But was it happy - only he knows Julia Bolomlinskaya Who is he, our hero, Jerome di Salinger? Originally from what land? Where is his "land"? Father is a German Jew.
Valeria Novodvorskaya
New Times
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Feb 1, 2010
They shot down from Tomsk
The general replied for the murder of a journalist A policeman can beat or even kill a person with impunity - they talked about this in Tomsk for a long time. But only after the loud murder of journalist Konstantin Popov, the head of the Internal Affairs Directorate of the Tomsk Region, General Viktor Grechman, was finally resigned Two weeks after the death of journalist Konstantin Popov * * The journalist was taken to the detector on the night of January 3 to 4, there he was brutally beaten.
Михайлов Владислав
New Times
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Feb 1, 2010
True Rashid
Why is Minister Nurgaliev NOT SURN Faithful Rashid, or features of the national reform of the Ministry of Internal Affairs Judging by the information tape, it seems that the next Monday is about to begin to take place in the Ministry of Internal Affairs, as a result of which police officers-of those who are not fired, will begin to protect citizens, investigators will stop taking bribes, and traffic cops will become the best friends of pedestrians and motorists.
Ухов Владимир
New Times
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Feb 1, 2010
Racon's slaves
OMON fighters told what the essence of the business entitled "Public Order Protection" Racon's slaves. In the elite detachment of the special purpose of the Moscow Central Internal Affairs Directorate, an emergency. In the unit, the main task of which is to suppress street protests of citizens, riot is ripening. The letters-worships have already gone to the Presidential Administration and the Prosecutor General.
Аронов Никита
New Times
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Feb 1, 2010
Long live the Perovsky Court of Moscow!
We knew Basmanny, tried Meshchansky, visited Tverskoy, pounded on Khamovnichesky ... But we have not yet had such intellectual happiness. Last Wednesday, this court partially satisfied the claim of the veteran Semyonov against the journalist Podrabinek. The route of this case is known too well to describe it anew; council Shtukaturov - prefect Mitvol - comrade Dolgikh - journalist Podrabinek - Nashi movement - veteran Semyonov - judge Solovyova.
Viktor Shenderovich
New Times
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Feb 1, 2010
An incurable disease
Is it possible to reform the Ministry of Internal Affairs The great philosopher John Locke wrote that people agree to give part of their rights (and, add, money) to the state in exchange for the fact that it, this state, protects their life, property and freedom. Our state has selected political freedoms from us, but it cannot or does not want to protect our life and our property.
New Times
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Feb 1, 2010
Music Grammit
The king is dead, long live the queen! On January 31, the American Academy of Sound Recording for the 52nd time distributed Grammy figurines for the most outstanding achievements in the field of musical industry.
Биргер Георгий