Radio.SvobodaOnline Media OutletPart of: Radio Free Europe/Radio LibertyIndependent sourceMaterialsInfoFound 38 materialsBy relevanceOldest firstNewest firstBy relevanceRadio.Svoboda·Jun 16, 2013Two children died in the Urals under the trainIn the Ural city of Kungur, a criminal case has been instituted on the fact of the death of two young children and the wound of another on the railway. According to the Investigative Committee of Russia, according to investigators, on Saturday, three children who walked unattended tried to cross the railway tracks in front of a closely running commodity train. The 5-year-old boy and a girl were killed, the third child-a 7-year-old boy-got to the hospital.RFE; RLRadio.Svoboda·Jun 16, 2013The Greece Government Disagreement in connection with the closure of the ERT channelIn the building of the closed ERT television channel - after mass dismissals. June 13, 2013 On Sunday, Prime Minister of Greece, on Sunday, condemned partners in the government coalition in "hypocrisy". The ministers criticized the closure of the State TV channel ERT, despite the fact that they had previously supported the reduction of jobs in the public sector.Radio.Svoboda·Jun 16, 2013Time of jazzThe story of jazz from the rugai to the swing, from the New Orleans style to the neobep, anniversary dates, concerts and festivals, your applications and your questions, new discs and archival records, on leading short and long, on the VHF, live from the Svoboda website and in the podcast, every week for neophytes and fans with your experience, in the company of your ds, against the background. Paris and other landscapes.Дмитрий СавицкийRadio.Svoboda·Jun 16, 2013Silent, or plane, Yuri Fedorov: On the 70th anniversary of the forgotten veteranIvan Tolstoy: Silent, or Planter Yuri Fedorov: On the 70th anniversary of the forgotten veteran. The history of the struggle for freedom in the Soviet Union knows examples of exceptional personal modesty and great courage. Both of these qualities were connected in the figure of Yuri Pavlovich Fedorov. At one time, his name was in hearing, as well as the names of his accomplices-malers. But today, most of the defendants in a high -profile business are completely forgotten.Иван ТолстойRadio.Svoboda·Jun 16, 2013Kuwait parliament is dissolved by the courtThe Constitutional Court of Kuwait decided on Sunday to dissolve the country's parliament and hold new elections. The opposition tried to challenge in court the legitimacy of the amendments, which was introduced to the electoral legislation by Emir Sheikh Sabah al-Ahmed al-Jaber al-Sabach. The court did not make any decision on the lawsuit of the opposition, but considered it illegal to the election results of December 1, 2012.RFE; RLRadio.Svoboda·Jun 16, 2013Dmitry Sims about Vladimir ZelenskyRadio.Svoboda·Jun 16, 2013Seven people died in an accident in the Orenburg regionIn the Grachevsky district of the Orenburg region, seven people died in a car accident. According to the Ministry of Emergency Situations, on the Grachevka -Buzuluk highway, two cars of car collided and caught fire. The circumstances of the tragedy are clarified.RFE; RLRadio.Svoboda·Jun 16, 2013Jonathan Litell in MoscowJonathan Litell Jonathan Littlel, laureate of the Goncurovsky Prize, military correspondent, author of the novel “Foreign Black Sea” and the book “Chechnya. Third”, came to Moscow for performances in the Society of Memorial and an interview with Oleg Orlov. We publish fragments of the recording of the discussion “Nebanality of evil.Елена ФанайловаRadio.Svoboda·Jun 16, 2013Freedom time - a plan for a weekThe heads of state of the Great Eight will hold negotiations in Northern Ireland. The Russian government will discuss the privatization program for the coming years. The summit of the global network of editors will discuss the possibility of replacing reporters with robots. "Holocaust - glue for wallpaper?" - The film directed by Mumin Shakirova is included in the competitive program of documentaries at the Moscow International Film Festival.Андрей ШароградскийRadio.Svoboda·Jun 16, 2013Recep Erdogan gathered in Istanbul a thousandA stream of water -fur knocks down the demonstrator in Ankara. June 16, 2013 Turkish Prime Minister Recep Erdogan on Sunday turned to his supporters at a rally in Istanbul. The rally, which gathered tens of thousands of citizens, was organized about 10 kilometers from Taxim Square, where new clashes between the manifestants and the police occurred on the same day. Anti -government demonstrations were carried out in Ankara.RFE; RLRadio.Svoboda·Jun 16, 2013Freedom timeThe heads of state of the great eight will hold negotiations in Northern Ireland The Russian government will discuss the privatization program for the coming years. The summit of the global network of editors will discuss the possibility of replacing reporters with robots "Holocaust - glue for wallpaper?" - The film directed by Mumin Shakirova is included in the competitive program of documentaries at the Moscow International Film Festival Andrey Sharogradsky International Radio Offer Freedom.Андрей ШароградскийRadio.Svoboda·Jun 16, 2013Summit G8: Anti -Globalists do not reachOn June 17, near the North Irish town, Ennisyllen, under the chairmanship of Great Britain, opens a two -day summit of the leaders of the Big Eight countries By tradition, the country, presiding at the Summit of the Great Eight countries, forms the summit. Since this year the UK presides at the summit, it was compiled by its Prime Minister David Cameron.Наталья ГолицынаRadio.Svoboda·Jun 16, 2013Istanbul has new protestsTent camp of demonstrators on Taxim Square in Istanbul In Istanbul, after the police liquidated the tent camp and supplanted about 10 thousand demonstrators from the Gezi Park and Taxim Square, riots in other areas of the city began on Sunday night. Tens of thousands of people took to the streets in protest against the power actions of the authorities. The police used tear gas.RFE; RLRadio.Svoboda·Jun 16, 2013Istanbul: Erdogan prepares troopsThe Turkish authorities defeated the tent camp on Taxim Square, but the protests in Istanbul and other cities continue The police special operation began after the demonstrators decided to continue the sitting of protest in Taxim Square, despite all the persuasion of the authorities to disperse and leave the camp. “The decision was made during the referendum by a majority of votes,” says one of the demonstrators, an employee of the Istanbul trading company, forty-year-old aichan.Елена СолнцеваRadio.Svoboda·Jun 16, 2013Malgro Miller is an outstanding pianist post-BopHe was fifty -seven years old. He was an outstanding pianist of a post-bope and a talented teacher. On his account is more than five hundred records; He played with almost all the leading jazzmen of the end of the last century and our first decade. Malgro Miller died from a stroke on May twenty -ninth, just two weeks ago. It was his second stroke. This time fatal. His musical heritage is only now inseparable from himself.Дмитрий СавицкийPrevious123NextShow more