Radio.SvobodaOnline Media OutletPart of: Radio Free Europe/Radio LibertyIndependent sourceMaterialsInfoFound 9 materialsBy relevanceOldest firstNewest firstBy relevanceRadio.Svoboda·Feb 17, 1999Radio Liberty - Daily NewsToday in Russia is a mourning for those who died as a result of a fire in the building of the Internal Affairs Directorate of the Samara Region on February 10. Throughout the country, state flags are visited. Culture institutions and television and radio companies are recommended to cancel entertainment measures and programs. According to the latest data, 67 people were killed as a result of a fire in Samara, 62 are in the hospital, 8 of them are very difficult. 20 people are considered missing.RFE; RLRadio.Svoboda·Feb 17, 1999Radio Liberty - Sport NewsHockey. After a break associated with the performance of the Russian national team at the Swedish hockey games and the Euroleague’s regular stage in Moscow, the country's regular championship resumed. Four matches took place on Tuesday. Moscow "Spartak" in Omsk lost with a crushing score of 0: 7 local "avant -garde". Ufa "Salavat Yulaev" in Voskresensk prevailed over "Chemist" - 3: 1. Perm "Hammer Prikamye" also won the Tyumen "Rubin" - 4: 1. A draw 3: 3 played in St.Radio.Svoboda·Feb 17, 1999"The case" of Alexei Lazarev (the hero of the novel "War and Peace" and his prototype)In the RS since 1983, since 1995, I have edited and conducted the programs “Difference in Time” and “Documents of the past”. Since 2014 - a permanent author of the RS in Prague. tolz.dates@gmail.comВладимир ТольцRadio.Svoboda·Feb 17, 1999Radio Liberty - Social NewsIn the near future, Kunashir and Shikotan, where all the boiler rooms and power plants turned out to be, a tanker with 250 tons of diesel fuel, due to the lack of fuel on the verge of stopping, was to the South Kunashir and Shikotan . On February 20, a transport vessel will leave the Sakhalin port of Korsakov, which will have to deliver 400 tons of diesel fuel and more than a thousand tons of coal to the islands. On Wednesday in the capital of Chechnya Grozny, a strike of bus drivers began.RFE; RLRadio.Svoboda·Feb 17, 1999Radio Liberty - Economy NewsThe volume of industrial production in Russia in January of this year decreased by 7.2 percent compared to the level of December and was 4.9 percent less than in January last year, the Goskomstat said today. However, taking into account the smaller number of working days in January, the decline in industrial production in the country, according to expert estimates, actually amounted to 1.2 percent compared to the level of December.RFE; RLRadio.Svoboda·Feb 17, 1999Radio Liberty - Daily NewsToday in Russia is a day of mourning for the dead on February 10 in Samara as a result of a fire in the building of the regional Internal Affairs Directorate. In the Epiphany Cathedral of Moscow, a requiem was held, which was present by the leadership of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. In Samara, six more employees of the Department of Internal Affairs took place, today the city will host the memory of the dead. According to the latest data, 57 people died in Samara.RFE; RLRadio.Svoboda·Feb 17, 1999Radio Liberty - Programs - Time DifferenceAuthor and presenter Vladimir Tolts "The Case" by Alexey Lazarev (The hero of the novel "War and Peace" and his prototype) I have long noticed: the stories of historians about what they are currently working on, what they are looking for and thinking about more often are much more interesting than belated publications of the results of this work.Radio.Svoboda·Feb 17, 1999Radio Liberty - Culture NewsThe program of the Moscow festival was prepared, dedicated to two anniversaries: the 200th anniversary of Pushkin and the 250th anniversary of Goethe. From April 16 to 30, 25 events will be held at the Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts named after Pushkin, at the Pushkin Museum on Prechistenka, in the buildings of Helikon-Opera and the Moscow Theater of Young Spectators.RFE; RLRadio.Svoboda·Feb 17, 1999Radio Liberty - Science NewsEmployees of the New York University and the University of Rockefeller determined the structure of the molecule, which owes a golden staphylococcus to its pathogenic properties . This is a ring peptide that controls the work of a gene that regulates the synthesis of bacterial toxins. Scientists also managed to obtain a number of compounds that repeatedly weakening the activity of the peptide. Animal experiments have shown that these substances heal well staphylococcal inflammation.RFE; RL