Those who, prepared for thrills, go to their native seas, will discover many new and unexpected things. This happened to the author of these lines. We haven’t vacationed in Russia for many years, so it was even more fun to visit Adler , on the Black Sea coast of the Krasnodar Territory, near the border with Abkhazia. Unlike pretentious and noisy Sochi , there are few Muscovites in Adler.

In 1998 , 47 graduates of the Faculty of Philology of Moscow State University in 1955 gathered for a meeting evening. It was then that they decided to publish a collection of materials about their course and its graduates. For this purpose, former graduates sent a 12-item questionnaire to their classmates - apparently to everyone whose addresses they could find. Data have been published (counting those who have passed away, about whom their relatives or friends wrote) about 55 destinies.

In general, we can say that August 98 is once again the collapse of such a populist socialist policy, which the subsequent Russian governments and the subsequent leadership of the Russian Central Bank abandoned to a large extent, and the policy that was carried out in the last 5 years turned out to be significantly less populist, significantly less socialist. Andrey Illarionov, August 18, 2003.

Posad's war for his native state "Let's go with our townspeople!" Part 1. Yuri Solozobov Publication date: August 28, 2003 POSAD m. outdated. 1. The trade and craft part of the city, located behind the fortress wall (in Rus', IX-XIII centuries). // Trade and craft settlement near fortified points. 2. Suburb, suburb. // A village in such a place. Through the lens of “urban revolutions,” the entire political process in Russia appears as a struggle between the suburbs and the center.

Hunger 85 Practical gastroenterology reading Alexander Ageev Publication date: August 28, 2003 With great sympathy I read “ Simple Reading 2 ” by Sergei Kostyrko: Sergei Pavlovich is right - writers (and not only, unfortunately, young ones) have a poor knowledge of the history of Russian literature, and especially poorly the immediate history that took place almost during their lifetime.