Maria Stepanova The jury of the International Buker Prize, awarded for the best novel in English, published a list of finalists of 2021. Russian writer Maria Stepanova entered the short list of the prize with the Book-Estate "Memory" translated by Sasha Dagdale. The novel is dedicated to the family history of Stepanova. In 2018, he was awarded the Russian literary prizes "Big Book" and "Nose".

Alexey Navalny stops the hunger strike , having received the help of doctors of the Vladimir Civil Hospital. The admission of doctors is one of the results of the action in defense of Alexei Navalny, who was calm in Moscow, but the mass violence against demonstrators in St. Petersburg was massive. The meeting of the heads of Russia and Belarus took 4 hours. Putin praised the joint work of the special services. They allegedly saved Lukashenko from the "attempt".

"Why, instead of tomorrow today? Why is a hole in my head and budget?" There are such authors - over the years of their work, everything is more relevant. So with the song written in the distant 2011, "Our madhouse votes for Putin!" Alexander Semenov himself, the leader of the Rabfak group, for several years as not alive, and his song was born yesterday ...

The clergyman Alexander Khmelev is an open gay. Since 2016, he has been holding masses in St. Petersburg for Christians-representatives of the LGBT community. Services take place in the apartment, with future parishioners of Padre, Alexander gets acquainted in advance - so that a person who may not come from which danger may not come. The present -time correspondent visited the service and talked with its participants. Original article . “The first safety rule is to meet before the Mass.

The city Duma of Krasnodar at a meeting on April 22, decided to install the Creator of the Cheka, one of the organizers of the Red Terror during the Civil War, Felix Dzerzhinsky on the territory of the city secondary school. This was reported by the editorial office of the Caucasus. Realiy. 41 deputies voted for installing a bust, one refrained, one voted against.

Alexander Gerasimen The Investigative Committee of Belarus put on the wanted list of a three -time Olympic medalist, the world champion in swimming Alexander Gerasimen for "calls for causing harm to national security." Together with her, Alexander Opykin, the executive director of the Belarusian Sports Solidarity Fund, which heads Gerasimen, is also wanted.

Monument to Stalin in Prague, demolished after the debunking of the leader of the leader. The photo was taken in 1955 Former Czechoslovak political prisoner Jan Dexer did not live only a few months before the group of Czech archaeologists discovered the remnants of the labor camp, built for the construction of the once largest monument to Stalin in Europe. The monument stood in the center of Prague for only seven years and was demolished.

The most interesting of our common past. Incomplete story. Unjust wounds. Still live hopes. Could Russia go the other way? Radio Liberty this week 20 years ago. Archive project. Ivan Tolstoy chooses from our ether still relevant and turned out to be eternal.

Tamara Eidelman The police came to the honored teacher of Russia, the teacher of the history of the Moscow gymnasium No. 1567, Tamara Eidelman from a post on social networks. She wrote about this on her Facebook page. According to her, a district police officer came with another man who did not introduce himself, offered to go with them in connection with the material placed on her page on social networks. Eidelman refused to go without a summons.

The production of the Fairy Tale of the Last Angel of the Theater of Nations received the Golden Mask Award as the best dramatic performance of a large form. The 27th awarding ceremony of the Russian Theater Prize was held the night before in the concert hall "Zaryadye" in Moscow. The best dramatic performance of a small uniform was recognized by the production of Pinocchio of the Moscow Electric Theater Stanislavsky.

The painted inscription "Putin-Thief" on the wall of the building in Rostov-on-Don FSB exposed the "extremist grouping" in telegram chat In Rostov-on-Don, the FSB, together with the police, accuses of creating an extremist group of six young people who wrote insults against Putin on two residential buildings. On the charges, they are facing up to three years in prison, one of the defendants is arrested and is in the investigative insulator.

Former Czechoslovak political prisoner Jan Dexer did not live only a few months before the group of Czech archaeologists discovered the remnants of the labor camp, built for the construction of the once largest monument to Stalin in Europe. The monument stood in the center of Prague for only seven years and was demolished. During construction, the forced labor of prisoners was used.

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