The season of the Ogorodo-Masochism is open The cottage in Russia has always been a philosophical concept. More than just a suburban house, where millions of townspeople are striving to be in May - to delve into the ground, breathe fresh air, plant a lilac bush. The New Times sorted out the history and ideology of Russian country life The truck turned into a country village and stopped in front of a small, covered ivy of cottages.

Security has changed in the mansion on Gogolevsky Boulevard and the premises have been sealed, said Alexander Bakh, Chairman of the Board of the Russian Chess Federation. He believes that the reason for the seizure was the disagreement over the candidacy of the FIDE President. The Russian Chess Union supports the candidacy of Anatoly Karpov, and the head of the Supervisory Board of the Chess Federation, Arkady Dvorkovich, supports Kirsan Ilyumzhinov. Bach wrote a statement to the police.

At the very beginning of the seventies, a sensation, rare for those times, spread in reading circles. The novel "The Dervish and Death" by Mesha Selimovic, a Bosnian writer, who in those years, of course, was called Yugoslavian, was translated in some unknown way and broke into the Soviet press. It is written in the form of a confession of a man, a Muslim schemnik from the Mevlevi order, from a small Bosnian town (quite possibly Tuzla, the author's homeland) in a generalized 17th century.