Pierre Petifis. Arthur Rimbaud. - M.: Young Guard, Palimpsest, 2000. In any detailed biography of Rimbaud the preface, Stanislav Dzhimbinov reports that “we still have not had , except for a small book by J. Carré, published 70 years ago (L., 1929) . ” But the book by J.-M. Carré “The Life and Adventures of Jean-Arthur Rimbaud” was republished in 1994 (15,000 copies) and is not so small (186 pages).

Clinton and the Ukrainians: Rejecting the Myth Vitaly Portnikov Publication date: June 8, 2000 The perception of the United States President's six-hour stay in the Ukrainian capital by the West and Ukrainians themselves is a topic that deserves no less attention than Bill Clinton's visit to Kyiv itself.

Notes from Uncle Mitya Dmitry Shusharin Publication date: June 8, 2000 Mutual acceleration No, what did you expect? On the "Erst Column Marchirt"? The fact that neither governors nor deputies will try to drown the reforms in the outhouse? They already understood that the president was going to act proactively. Well, they also joined the race. The most dashing newspapers are already commemorating the year ninety-three . Of course, one thousand nine hundred, not one thousand seven hundred.

The Soviet period in the biography of Derdy Lukács Sergey Zemlyanoy Publication date: June 8, 2000 There is one sad, like almost everything in the New Testament, gospel story about how Jesus “in the power of the spirit” returned to his homeland, to Galilee, to the city of Nazareth. Luke writes the following: “And he came to Nazareth, where he had been brought up, and entered, as was His custom, on the Sabbath day into the synagogue, and stood up to read.

Moscow diary Mikhail Sidlin Publication date: June 8, 2000 Excerpts 25.05 Tretyakov Gallery. Banquet. Bustle. Opening with a banquet is a knight's move: first food, then art. And rightly so. People come to exhibitions to eat. Then - everything else. Of course, “the decision is forced”, “imposed from above”... That is, this is what the Tretyakovites were advised to do. The right road... With a full belly it was easier to make a path through the halls.