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Obshchaya Gazeta (Common Newspaper)
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Obshchaya Gazeta (Common Newspaper)
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Sep 20, 2001
75 people attacked Gudermes: a planned action of militants took place in Chechnya
Attempts to somehow connect American events with the last Chechen exacerbation are hardly justified. Fights in Hudermmes on Monday and a daring action on Tuesday, as a result of which a helicopter with two generals and eight colonels on board was shot down, are more likely to be confined to the upcoming PACE session. The same opinion was expressed in a telephone interview and adviser to the Chairman of the Government of the Chechen Republic Alexei Vasin.
Obshchaya Gazeta (Common Newspaper)
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Sep 20, 2001
Money, GOU HOMOM: The amnesty of capital legalizes the shadow business
Recently, the chairman of the State Duma Budget Committee, Alexander Zhukov, made the initiative to declare an amnesty to a fugitive Russian capital. This thought was previously expressed by various politicians and economists, but it was not taken seriously to the public. Another thing is now: Zhukov has an image of a serious specialist who never makes his statements, just to shock the audience. Therefore, “OG” decided to ask him about the financial amnesty in more detail.
Obshchaya Gazeta (Common Newspaper)
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Sep 20, 2001
Dance of cut stomachs in Khreshchatyk: Ukrainian nationalists performed the rite of Harakiri
To unfasten a bright white shirt and throw it back - a tailcoat. Get a knife, exhale and cut yourself on the stomach ... Two people who stood at the source of the “Ukraine without kuchma” action, who turned the country over six months, made Harakiri on Khreshchatyk, right under the fresh monument of the 10th anniversary of Ukrainian independence. They decided that it is impossible to live in such a country. "Samurai" Vladimir Lesik and Viktor Sokotun were taken to the hospital.
Obshchaya Gazeta (Common Newspaper)
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Sep 20, 2001
"Noble eagle" over Central Asia:
The world is waiting for new blood. Big or small - no one knows. Will one shrink Ben Laden, or will entire nations beg in the blood? The Americans left President Bush to determine the scale of reckoning. "The world has become different!" - The tirelessly repeated phrase-clings sounds. Not true! The more power efforts against terrorists, the higher the torch of terrorism. And all searches at the airports, all inspections on checkpoints are not a fight against terrorism, but only defense from it.
Obshchaya Gazeta (Common Newspaper)
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Sep 20, 2001
Epos without pathos: what is 90 years for a philosopher and poet
For many years, Semyon Lipkin was known in his homeland only as a translator of oriental poetry and epics of the peoples of the USSR. It was a saving opportunity to engage in literary activity without the obligation to serve state ideology. Lipkin’s own works were published in different countries, but they remained inaccessible to Russian readers. In 1981, a book of poems and poems “Will”, which Joseph Brodsky, was made in the United States.
Obshchaya Gazeta (Common Newspaper)
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Sep 20, 2001
Professor Zincernagel's recipe: We are not looking for medicines against cancer and AIDS
As part of the educational program of Moscow State University “Third Millennium”, 57-year-old Nobel laureate Rolf Zincernagel, director of the Institute of Experimental Immunology at the University of Zurich, arrived in Moscow. And immediately “dumbfounded” the scientific community.
Obshchaya Gazeta (Common Newspaper)
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Sep 20, 2001
Iceland is the island of people
This is probably one of the few places on Earth where people live in harmony with God-nature; where children who are similar to parents and their ancestors are born; where during working hours there are no people on the streets, and on the weekend is full; where for one and a half thousand miles of the trip you can (from the bad) find a ribbed edge hidden in the ground, and therefore unnoticed, one beer cork, and nothing more for the future cultural layer; Where people are friendly and
Obshchaya Gazeta (Common Newspaper)
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Sep 20, 2001
Why rejoices Palestine: children dance, autonomy leaders in horror
While in Jewish quarters of Jerusalem they declared mourning for the victims of the tragedy in the United States and collected blood for the victims, jubilant crowds came out on Sultan Suleiman Avenue in the East - Arabic. The manifestation of joy was spontaneous.
Obshchaya Gazeta (Common Newspaper)
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Sep 20, 2001
If he was wrong!: Millions of people running from the war, do not care who blew America
Makhmut Gareev Army General, Military Advisor to the President of Afghanistan Najibullah in 1989-1990: “It seems to me that they are going to repeat our mistakes. It is impossible to conquer or pacify Afghanistan by military. Neither Alexander the Macedonian, nor three expeditions of the English army, nor ten years of the war, which our 40th army waged.
Obshchaya Gazeta (Common Newspaper)
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Sep 20, 2001
The capital of the running empire: 8 thousand Russians from Tajikistan settled in Borisoglebsk
The idea of a compact settlement The city of Borisoglebsk, although the second largest in the Voronezh region and it has its own theater and two universities, but is more like the village. One -story houses drowning in gardens. Wild plums fall on the head, and in the nose hesitates with apple spirit. Apples are swept in heaps right at the side of the road. Grandmothers, sitting at the gate of their one -story houses, will always tell a person with a road bag the right path.
Obshchaya Gazeta (Common Newspaper)
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Sep 20, 2001
Kamikadze syndrome: without studying it, you can not fight terrorism
Doctor of Medical Sciences Viktor Ostroglazov leads the Department of Psychosomatic Disorders in the ambulance. N.V. Sklifosovsky, where people who attempted suicide come. Professionally examining the phenomenon of suicide, he thought about what, from a medical point of view, “kamikaze syndrome” is. Doctor of Medical Sciences Viktor Ostroglazov leads the Department of Psychosomatic Disorders in the ambulance. N.V. Sklifosovsky, where people who attempted suicide come.
Obshchaya Gazeta (Common Newspaper)
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Sep 20, 2001
Will Russia hear “New Music”?: Radio is expected in the FM band
In the fall, the new season begins not only on television, but also on the radio. With a request to talk about how radio stations fight for the audience and what the Russian radio market awaits in the near future, “OG” turned to the President of Autoradio Alexander Varin. In the fall, the new season begins not only on television, but also on the radio.
Obshchaya Gazeta (Common Newspaper)
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Sep 20, 2001
Moscow - for the war, but the world is too much
No matter how blasphemous it sounds, but the tragic events in the United States saved the State Duma of the Russian Federation from acceleration or, in any case, for a while made this issue irrelevant. Returning from summer vacations, employees of the presidential administration with even greater enthusiasm set about discussing the old plan, which has been executed in the Kremlin from early spring, - to dissolve the Duma ahead of schedule, after she approves the budget.
Obshchaya Gazeta (Common Newspaper)
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Sep 20, 2001
Hope for the "green" friend: the dollar withstood the explosive wave
On the evening of September 11, many Russian economists spoke in the sense that not only thousands of people, but also the American national currency were injured under the ruins of the towers of the World Trade Center. Some analysts even allowed themselves in hot pursuit to name a new dollar exchange rate in Russia: 24-25 rubles. The events of the subsequent days were put up in their places: the dollar resisted.
Obshchaya Gazeta (Common Newspaper)
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Sep 20, 2001
Abkhazia is ready to defend herself: both from Georgians and from Chechens
In the 36th issue of “OG”, a report from Karachay-Cherkessia, republics, representing on a variety of estimates, the most likely target for Chechen militants was printed. Among the risk factors are a poorly covered border with Georgia and Abkhazia, where, according to the Russian security forces, there may be large separatist forces. From Karachay-Cherkessia, our correspondent moved to Abkhazia. That's what he saw there.
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