How and why it happened - The New Times gathered the main facts about the death of 14 children in Karelia 14 children died as a result of a storm on a Syamozer in Karelia June 18. In the afternoon, a group of children with counselors from the Park-Hotel Syamozero children's camp went on a boat walk. 51 people, of which 47 children are 12-15 years old and 4 instructors, sailed from the camp on two boats of 11 people in each and another 25 people on the raft.

What are they different and what are similar-about this in the St. Petersburg “Bukvoede” as part of the Political Political Political Political Project was argued by a professor at the European University, the author of the Monograph “Power Entrepreneurship” Vadim Volkov, Deputy editor-in-Chief of the Journal of Social Policy Research Alexander Kondakov and a permanent moderator of these discussions, Professor of the Faculty of Economics of the European University Dmitry Travin.

On June 20, the official representative of the Investigative Committee of Russia (TFR) Vladimir Markin announced the completion of the investigation of the criminal case of the murder of Boris Nemtsov According to investigators, at the end of September 2014, Ruslan Mukhudinov and other persons proposed Zaur Dadaev, Shadid Gubashev, Anzor Gubashev, Temirlan Eskerkhanov and Khamzat Bakhaev for a monetary reward in the amount of at least 15 million rubles to commit the murder of Boris Nemtsov.

In the first year of the Great Patriotic War, which began 75 years ago, a huge territory was captured, on which at least 70 million Soviet citizens lived. What was life for people in occupation - this issue for historians is still not closed They did not ceremony with the local population. Announcement posted by the occupation forces, April 1942 It would be more correct to raise the question as follows: how they lived and survived in the occupied territories those who escaped death.