Photo: ITAR-TASS The Culture TV channel edited the performance of the director Kirill Serebrennikov at the Golden Mask award ceremony, cutting out the social part of the speech. PublicPost found out the director whether this is talking about the introduction of censorship on the TV channel, or, rather, about the interfering "internal censor" responsible for the broadcast of the editor.

The head of the administration of Nizhny Novgorod, Oleg Kondrashov, is confident that many Nizhny Novgorod residents will come out to the citywide cleanup day. He stated this on the air of the “PRO City” program on the Volga television company (TK) on Thursday. “For example, last year 450 thousand people took to the streets. This is a colossal figure, which suggests that despite their worries, despite the fact that there is something to do, Nizhny Novgorod residents still find time.

12-year-old schoolboy Dima Kozlov, who disappeared almost a week ago, was found in Perm, the press service of the Investigative Committee of the Investigative Committee for the Perm Territory reported on Tuesday. The press service noted that the child was found “alive and healthy,” but did not specify where he was found. According to investigators, on the morning of Wednesday, April 11, 12-year-old Dima Kozlov went to school and did not return.

“I believe that the unformulated claim against Chulpan Khamatova is that she has become part of the system. The system is terrible, evil and humiliating,” said prosecution witness Olga Bakushinskaya. Accused Khamatova, sit down! This isn't about you. Here we have a certain Schindler using a similar formulation. It doesn’t matter whether it’s real or from Spielberg. It is important that with your list of saved ones. Saved. But at what cost?

Few people know this person in person. In Armenia (to which he had an indirect attitude) he was recognized as the first aviator of Armenia, in the Yerevan airport a commemorative board hangs him, and no one remembers him in his homeland in Vladikavkaz. His name is Artemy Katsian. But about everything in order. On September 4, 1911, an unprecedented revival reigned on the parade ground of the Cadet Corps.

Course of business Here I tried a little to report that our city has suffered a terrible disaster. About a month and a half ago, the water in our taps began to stink. In those taps that are fed from the Metelevsky water intake, which takes water from the Tura River. The water stank of swamp and rotten meat so much that even the strongest freshly ground coffee could not overcome the stench. The people, of course, were noisy. And there was a reason.

Against the backdrop of the still steadily declining confidence of financial markets in Italy and Spain, experts warn of an even greater threat to the eurozone from France. According to the chief foreign policy adviser to former German Chancellor Helmut Kohl, Joachim Bitterlich, there is a ticking time bomb in France.

In Moscow, on the closed territory of one of the factories, a seven-story building under construction has piled up into a hill. One worker died, a dozen were injured. There were no construction permits, the project was drawn up on the spot, built by intellectuals from Central Asia. The rubble is ten meters high. In general, a nightmare and horror. But this kind of bullshit is all over the place.

I recently received a letter from Sergei Evgenievich Mokhnatkin : “The situation here has changed. From March 8 to March 27, I was on hunger strike, and on March 11, I was put in a punishment cell and then in the PKT (this is a prison in a maximum security prison). I was not even allowed to buy food.

Remember Sergei Mokhnatkin? Mokhnatkin, as I understand it, a pizza delivery guy by occupation, walked through Triumfalnaya Square, not even suspecting that there was a rally there. There he saw the cops dragging an elderly woman along the asphalt and shouted: “What are you doing!” Witnesses saw this. But for his exclamation, Mokhnatkin himself received a lyulei. He was beaten and taken to the police station along with 60 real oppositionists.

Anyone who has ever in his life had the opportunity to uproot a powerful, thick stump knows how difficult this task is. You won’t be able to overcome this with frontal pressure, even if you put in extra effort. Even if the stump is rotten from the inside, it will cling to the last with thousands of roots and roots that go far into the depths. Only by getting to each of them and cutting down one by one will you eventually achieve your goal.

The stormy political life of recent weeks in Astrakhan and its culmination on April 14 demonstrated to the administration the massive scale of the protest and the high level of solidarity of the protest movement. True, more than 3 thousand people who took to the streets of Astrakhan came as a surprise to both sides.

The global economic crisis of 1929 did not bypass Holland, where in a short time the number of unemployed poor people grew to 600 thousand people. For some reason, the hardworking Dutch no longer wanted to work and the country's authorities had to take harsh measures to force their lazy fellow citizens to work. Some of them may seem interesting and useful to this day. First, all recipients of social benefits had to register at the exchange twice a day, standing in a considerable queue.

Two dozen environmentalists were detained on Tuesday morning, April 17, in Moscow for picketing against oil and gas production in the Arctic. “About 20 people were detained. Almost all participants in the action,” Oksana Karavaiko, press secretary of the Russian branch of Greenpeace, told Interfax . According to her, Greenpeace activists decided to stage a peaceful rally on Tuesday near the Renaissance-Monarch hotel, where the conference “Oil and Gas of the Russian Arctic” opened.

Residents of the Bashkir village of Urman, where a fire occurred at a military arsenal in 2011, found several dozen shell casings and fragments from scattered shells with gunpowder residues that could pose a danger.