Radio.SvobodaOnline Media OutletPart of: Radio Free Europe/Radio LibertyIndependent sourceMaterialsInfoFound 17 materialsBy relevanceOldest firstNewest firstBy relevanceRadio.Svoboda·Jun 12, 1999Radio Liberty - Social NewsFrom Tuesday in the Kamchatka region, in connection with a shortage of fuel oil on the peninsula, a planned disconnection of electricity has been introduced , the regional administration said. With the usual consumption of fuel, the remaining four and a half tons of fuel oil could be enough for only four days, and a tanker with five thousand tons of fuel should arrive on the peninsula only on June 13.RFE; RLRadio.Svoboda·Jun 12, 1999Radio Liberty - Daily NewsKosovo includes NATO units stationed in Macedonia, which will be part of the peacekeeping forces in Kosovo. The input of heavy armored vehicles began - this morning, the border of Kosovo crossed the column of 20 British tanks. This was preceded by several hundred British paratroopers, who ensure covering the movement of troops along the highway leading to the capital of Provincial Province.RFE; RLRadio.Svoboda·Jun 12, 1999Radio Liberty - Culture NewsIn St. Petersburg, the International Congress of Poets was held . In the conclusion of the forum, laureates of the North Palmyra prize were announced. In the category of poetry, this award was received by Elena Schwartz for the book "Solo on a hot pipe".Radio.Svoboda·Jun 12, 1999About the Roman Congress "Ten years after the collapse of the Berlin Wall"Lev Roitman: On October 6th, the central body of the Hungarian Socialist Workers' Party, the Netsabadshag newspaper, the organ of the ruling Communist Party of Hungary, went without the slogan of the "proletarians of all countries, unite!". I was then in Budapest and that number "Nepsabadshag" I keep as a historical souvenir. Later, in the same 89th year, the Berlin wall symbolically collapsed, in the future and it was actually dismantled for souvenirs.Лев РойтманRadio.Svoboda·Jun 12, 1999Radio Liberty - Science NewsThe English doctor John Lunn created a new type of injector for the anti -TB vaccine . The one -time device is characterized by low price, high reliability and simplicity in circulation, which is very important for the use of an injector in developing countries, where trained personnel are not enough to vaccinate children. Scientists from the University of Ohio presented the causes of senile dementia in the New World .RFE; RLRadio.Svoboda·Jun 12, 1999Radio Liberty - Economy NewsThe Central Bank of Russia announced the cancellation, starting from June 29, special trading sessions on the Moscow Interbank Monetary Exchange , according to the results of trading, on which the official ruble exchange rate is determined since October 6th last year. In a single session, regional exchanges will be able to participate during the day. In addition, the requirement of preliminary deposit of funds by bidders is preserved.RFE; RLRadio.Svoboda·Jun 12, 1999Programs - correspondent hour radio freedomIn this issue: - The Omsk governor calls on the defense sector to cross the swords into the oral; - Will the children of the Lipetsk pilots find out what is a new apartment? - Why did the Tyumen governor suddenly disliked Canadians? - South Sakhalin ecologists are preparing to attack the oil platform; - Who in Penza will collect scrap metal faster - tramps or schoolchildren?Татьяна ИльинаRadio.Svoboda·Jun 12, 1999Lucia Bila: Nothing is impossibleLucia Bila: Just now I would like to meet some good Russian composer and ask him to write new songs for me. I would be glad, and I think we would have a lot in common - this is a heart, cordiality. Sergey Yuryenen: In this issue, Lucia beat. Audio portrait of the stars of Czech pop music, film actresses, public figure. The program was prepared and conducted by the Prague journalist and film -cinema Nelly Pavlaskova. Nelly Pavlaskova: Lucia Bil. Czech stage star. Film actress. Public figure.Сергей ЮрьененRadio.Svoboda·Jun 12, 1999Radio Liberty - Programs - Round TableAbout the Roman Congress "Ten years after the collapse of the Berlin Wall" Leading Lev Roitman Lev Roitman: On October 6th, the central body of the Hungarian Socialist Workers' Party, the Netsabadshag newspaper, the organ of the ruling Communist Party of Hungary, went without the slogan of the "proletarians of all countries, unite!". I was then in Budapest and that number "Nepsabadshag" I keep as a historical souvenir.Radio.Svoboda·Jun 12, 1999The actions of the Moscow leadership in connection with the unexpected appearance of Russian paratroopers in PrimetinAndrei Shary is discussing on the air of Radio Freedom the end of the war in Yugoslavia with the Moscow Balkanist Dr. Artem Ulunyan. Andrey Sharry: Dr. Ulunyan, how do you evaluate the actions of the Moscow leadership in connection with the unexpected appearance of Russian paratroopers in Primetin? Artem Ulunyan: Probably, the emergence of Russian troops in Protina is not a random fact.Radio.Svoboda·Jun 12, 1999Interview with Den Gore, an employee of the American Center for International and Strategic ResearchYuri Zhigalkin: Some people believe that this incident with the sending of Russian troops to Yugoslavia is the result of the decision of Russian generals dissatisfied with NATO actions. Some people say that this is the result of the Kremlin not very well thought out. How do you explain this, surprising many, Demarch of Russia? Den Gore: Honestly, I am not very sure of how to perceive it.Radio.Svoboda·Jun 12, 1999Can the end of the war in Yugoslavia with the victory of Western civilization be called?The Radio Liberty correspondent in London Natalya Golitsyna is talking with Lord David Owen, the former Minister of Foreign Affairs of Great Britain, the current member of the House of Lords of the British Parliament, in the mid -90s, during the war in Bosnia and Croatia - a special EU representative in the former Yugoslavia.Radio.Svoboda·Jun 12, 1999Radio Liberty presents Lucius Beale: nothing is impossiblePresenter Sergey Yurienen Lucia Bila: Right now I would like to meet some good Russian composer and ask him to write new songs for me. I would be glad, and I think we would have a lot in common - this is heart, cordiality. Sergei Yurienen: In this episode, Lucia Beale. Audio portrait of a Czech pop music star, film actress, public figure. The program was prepared and hosted by Prague journalist and film playwright Nelly Pavlaskova. Nelly Pavlaskova: Lucia Bila. Czech pop star. Film actress.Radio.Svoboda·Jun 12, 1999Directions of assistance to the injured regionEvgeny Bovkun, Bonn: Western participants in the stabilization package for the Balkans carefully developed all directions of assistance to the injured region. Problems were distributed in three baskets: democratization and protection of human rights, aspects of security and restoration of the economy. Three so -called desktop has been created.Radio.Svoboda·Jun 12, 1999Entering NATO troops in KosovoIrina Lagunina, Prague: Officials, both NATO and the states participating in the peacekeeping operation in Kosovo, have already appreciated the first movements of international troops as smooth and successful. The input of NATO troops, however, passes slowly. In the first hours, the British and French convoys were forced to stop, because the road and the bridge to the British were mined.Previous12NextShow more