Radio.SvobodaOnline Media OutletPart of: Radio Free Europe/Radio LibertyIndependent sourceMaterialsInfoFound 5 materialsBy relevanceOldest firstNewest firstBy relevanceRadio.Svoboda·Apr 16, 2000About statehoodHistorian and priest, leading Radio Freedom Radio "Between Vera and Belief" ykrotov@yahoo.comЯков КротовRadio.Svoboda·Apr 16, 2000Elena BonnerVladimir Baburin: Today we are visiting Elena Georgievna Bonner, in her kitchen, so it will probably be not quite a traditional program. Elena Georgievna, in this very kitchen, many initiatives were born, with which great hopes were associated.Савик ШустерRadio.Svoboda·Apr 16, 2000Radio Liberty - Daily NewsChechen fighters continue to attack Russian units in Chechnya. Over the past day, Russian military facilities were undergoing shelling seven times - in Nozhai -Yurt, Kurchali and Shalinsky districts, as well as in Grozny. According to the Russian side, there are no losses among military personnel and police. Russian aviation and artillery struck the Chechen positions in the area of the settlements of Eshchel-Khata and Bena-Vedeno.RFE; RLRadio.Svoboda·Apr 16, 2000Face to faceElena Bonner Host Savik Shuster Vladimir Baburin: Today we are visiting Elena Georgievna Bonner, in her kitchen, so this will probably not be a completely traditional program. Elena Georgievna, in this very kitchen many different initiatives were born, with great hopes. For example, "Moscow Tribune".Radio.Svoboda·Apr 16, 2000From a Christian point of viewPresenter Yakov Krotov About statehood Anatoly Strelyany: Recently, Russian political scientists have been using the expression: “the state-forming role of Orthodoxy.” The Orthodox themselves, like Christians of other churches, speak differently about the union of church and state; some are “for”, others are sharply “against”.