The bailiff does not have the right to let in when the announcement began. Extended from the audience - until June 11#Basmanny Council - Kachurovskaya (@akachurovskaya) February 28, 2013 The next next in line is Sergey Krivov. Anya will return to the hall, do not hesitate, so we will learn about everything first!

Established that I am I am. She explained that I have no criminal intentions. They broke up friends. - MashaGessen (@mashagessen) February 28, 2013

Russia XX century. Documents 58.10 Supervisory production of the USSR prosecutor’s office for anti -Soviet agitation and propaganda (published by the Democracy Foundation A.N. Yakovlev, 1999) Teleshov S.M. (Born in 1909, Russian, modelman in scientific Vatel Institute, Moscow) 6 mar- that 1953 in the carriage wagon in the imprisonment UM said: “What today- Nya is a good day, we are a funeral today Niles Stalin*, one bastard will become Less, now we will heal. ” August 4, 1954 (released) F.8131.

I watch the news, there are still five minutes before the start of the main events of the day, so it’s a little not about politics: American director Stephen Spielberg will rest from filming cinema this summer and switch to watch it. Today it became known that he would lead the jury of the 66th Cannes Film Festival. It is not by chance that I say "rest": with the performance of Spielberg as a director, you can’t say otherwise.

Cardinal O'Brien after resignation He wanted to leave on March 17. On the day of his 75th anniversary, coincided with the holiday, especially revered in his homeland-St. Patrick's Day. Already knowing the name of the new head of his church - and personally participating in his election. Last Friday, speaking on the air of BBC, the head of the Scottish Catholics, Cardinal Kit O'Brien was sure that it would be so.

John Kerry at a meeting of "Friends of Syria" During his first foreign trip as Secretary of State John Kerry, the hope that the Obama administration will soon take new actions to help the Syrian opposition. The authors of the editorial article in the newspaper Washington Post quote Kerry's statement in London on Monday: The President of the United States ... Currently, it just defines the steps that we will take to take this important problem under control ...

Confer: Udov, transportable! Savelyev can hardly speak#Basmanny Court The judge introduced a certificate of good health of Savelyev. We listen, the investigator, there are no justifications for the release#Basmanny Council Savelov stutter terribly. Even the fact that he is forced to answer questions about the name, education, work and resident will be a mockery. - Sergei davidis (@sergei_davidis) February 28, 2013

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Does a person need a story, does a person need history? The Russian state restore the history of heroes and exploits, but is a living citizen such a story is needed and can a person defeat the state in the struggle for history and freedom? About this a conversation with historian Nikita Sokolov.

The workers of the Dynamo plant are listening to the death of Joseph Stalin. Exactly 60 years ago, March 1, 1953 began broadcasting Radio station "Liberation", subsequently renamed Radio Liberty Radio Liberation The Liberation radio station was created on the initiative of Amkomlib, the American Committee on the Liberation of the Peoples of the Soviet Union from Bolshevism and broadcast from Munich, which was then in the American zone of the post -war occupation of Germany.

While the courts and angry monologues of Pavel Astakhov have not yet begun, let us recall one person dear to us - the Chechen human rights activist Natalya Estemirova, who would be 55 years old today. Estemirova, an employee of the Grozny branch of Memorial (which was closed after that), was stolen in the Chechen capital and found killed in Ingushetia. Like Anna Politkovskaya, the case of one of the killers of which is being revised today by the court.

Bulgaria President Rosen Plengeliev announced the holding of early parliamentary elections on May 12. Last week, Prime Minister Boyko Borisov went to retire - as a result of the largest mass public protests over the past 16 years, which periodically grew into clashes with the police. The leading parties of the country refused to form a new office with the previous composition of the parliament.