Radio.SvobodaOnline Media OutletPart of: Radio Free Europe/Radio LibertyIndependent sourceMaterialsInfoFound 6 materialsBy relevanceOldest firstNewest firstBy relevanceRadio.Svoboda·Jul 9, 2000Croatia gives his accused of war crimes to the Hague tribunalThe presenter of the final information hour, Peter Vile, is talking with the expert Radio Liberty on the Balkans Andrei Sharym. Peter Vile: Croatia decided to give the international tribunal in the Hague to investigate war crimes in Yugoslavia of her two citizens. Their names are not officially announced, but the press has already made public that it was the current Army General of Rahim Ademi and the retired General Ante Gotavin.Петр ВайльRadio.Svoboda·Jul 9, 2000Face to faceGeorgy Boos Karen Agamirov: Our guest is Georgy Boos, Deputy Chairman of the State Duma of Russia. He is asked questions by Roland Fritsche, 2nd German Television, and Georgy Osipov, Segodnya newspaper. I am hosting the program, Karen Agamirov. Georgy Valentinovich, in November-December last year, before the elections to the State Duma, a very definite impression was created that “Fatherland - All Russia” was the opposition.Radio.Svoboda·Jul 9, 2000George BoosKaren Agamirov: Here is a guest Georgy Boos, Deputy Chairman of the State Duma of Russia. Questions are asked by Roland Fritche, the 2nd German television, and George Osipov, the newspaper "Today". I am leading the program, Karen Agamirov. Georgy Valentinovich, in November -December last year, before the elections to the State Duma, created a very definite impression that "the Fatherland - all of Russia" is an opposition.Карен АгамировRadio.Svoboda·Jul 9, 2000About reformsHistorian and priest, leading Radio Freedom Radio "Between Vera and Belief" ykrotov@yahoo.comЯков КротовRadio.Svoboda·Jul 9, 2000From a Christian point of viewPresenter Yakov Krotov About reforms Anatoly Strelyany: About reform, reformism, reformers. The reign of Alexander II was called the “Era of Great Reforms,” the main one being the abolition of serfdom. Second in historical significance could be church reform, the need for which is still spoken of today by enlightened Orthodox Christians, who know that it is the Christian idea of freedom that underlies all reforms.Radio.Svoboda·Jul 9, 2000Radio Liberty - Daily NewsTwo policemen and a local resident were injured and concussion last night as a result of the explosion of a landmine in the Silkovskaya district center in the north of Chechnya. Russian troops continue to prepare to repel possible attacks of Chechen armed groups. In Urus-Martan, the military warned local residents about the possibility of new terrorist attacks. On the blocks and gearboxes, the capacity is tightened. The influx of refugees from Chechnya to Ingushetia and Dagestan increased again.RFE; RL