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New Times
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Mar 28, 2016
Hello, are these restorers?
Why does the FSB deal with the Ministry of Culture, which Medinsky is silent about and what does this story have to “Object No. 53” - The New Times sorted out Minister of Culture Vladimir Medinsky and the former first deputy director of the Federal State Unitary Enterprise “ATEX” Stanislav Kuner, now representing Baltstroy JSC (back, on the left) at the opening of one of the facilities, 2015.
Александрина Елагина
New Times
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Mar 28, 2016
We will help Masha breathe
The New Times, along with the children's hospice “House with a lighthouse” collects money to help sick children Masha was not lucky three times: she was born with a congenital disease, the doctors made an incorrect diagnosis, the surgeons did an operation that could not be done Masha in a month 17 years. She was born with violations of the skeletal-muscular system. The orthopedic doctor in the Vladimir Hospital Masha examined and immediately diagnosed Masha and lived.
New Times
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Mar 28, 2016
Break and forget
The “Oscar -winning” film “Son Saul” is released about the member of the Auschwitz Sonderkomanda - an important reason to ask a question about how to show the Holocaust on the screen Geza Roerig, the protagonist of Saul's Son, is a member of the concentration camp of the concentration camp One of the main and most shocking films of the season is the debut of the Hungarian director Laszlo Nemesh, Saul's Son.
New Times
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Mar 28, 2016
"Not good order"
160 years ago, on March 30, 1856, the final results of the Crimean war were summed up in Paris, in which Russia suffered a painful defeat Franz Rubo. Defense of Sevastopol (1854–1855). Panorama fragment, 1905 This war in Russia is called Crimean, and in European countries - sometimes also eastern. The fighting lasted two years, from the fall of 1853 to the fall of 1855, and cost the participating countries a total of a quarter to half a million people who died and died from wounds and diseases.