Norms and anomalies Gleb Morev Publication date: November 16, 1999 N. B. Lebina. Everyday life of a Soviet city: Norms and anomalies. 1920-1930s. - St. Petersburg: Magazine "Neva" - Publishing House "Summer Garden", 1999. 320 pp.; 2000 copies As is known from the memoirs of Boris Pasternak, “there were two famous phrases about time. That life became better, life became more fun, and that Mayakovsky was and remained the best and most talented poet of the era.” N.

To the Chairman of the Government of the Russian Federation V.V. Putin Sergey Kiriyenko Publication date: November 16, 1999 Dear Vladimir Vladimirovich! The long-term knot of the Chechen problem is a long-standing pain of the entire Russian society. It is all the more important today for all of us to complete the work begun to restore order in Chechnya. You can hardly afford to stop halfway again, thereby aggravating an already critical situation.

Why France won World War I, or a school textbook as a strategic weapon Peter Bavin Publication date: November 16, 1999 Teaching history in school is one of the most important components of the state propaganda system.

November 1998 Evgeny Shklovsky Publication date: November 16, 1999 Few people seem to doubt that Russia is still destined for trials (the current prime minister said so in one of his television interviews). Looking back is not the best thing, but I still remember November last year. Somehow, real winter suddenly and abruptly turned, down to minus 20, snow and wind. Maybe it’s for the better - there is less autumn dirt on the streets.

Cultural Guide. Issue 55 Sergey Kuznetsov Publication date: November 16, 1999 Interactive Finally, readers began to send me their survey options. Today - interactive from Ivan Paravozov : What is a sense of life?