Virtual war Boris Ustyugov Publication date: March 4, 2004 In Ladimir, during the four years of his presidency, Putin did not fulfill his main election promise in 2000 - he did not end the war in Chechnya. It was then, in the fall of 1999, that the presidential election campaign of Prime Minister Vladimir Putin strangely coincided with the beginning of the second stage of the Chechen conflict .

We treat Jews very well, especially Jewish miners, Jewish farmers, machine operators, those Jews who stand at open-hearth furnaces, sweep streets, build roads. "Black Hundred", 1995, #25 (quoted from the book under review, p. 55) ...Now God's chosen people are Russians. Archim. Ambrose Yurasov, confessor of "Radonezh" (ibid., p. 123) From time to time someone asks me: “Tell me, is it true that all Orthodox Christians are anti-Semites?” Twenty years ago I laughed in the face of the questioner.

Victory is just around the corner Alexander Khramchikhin Publication date: March 3, 2004 Today , Chechnya can perhaps be considered Putin’s only real, and not “PR” success. That is, this is the only serious problem facing the country, in the solution of which over the past four years there has been no rollback or, at best, marking time, but difficult and painful, but still progress. Russia could have won the first Chechen war.

Society-child Alexey Nevzorov Publication date: March 3, 2004 ...And everyone crowded around him, shouting with each other: “Open it quickly!”, “What is there?”, “And I know what’s there!” and so on. A. Milne. "Winnie the Pooh and all, all, all" (translated by B. Zakhoder) On March 1, domestic political science suffered an irreparable loss. Vladimir Putin finally shocked the Russian political elite by nominating Mikhail Fradkov for the post of Prime Minister.

We treat Jews very well, especially Jewish miners, Jewish farmers, machine operators, those Jews who stand at open-hearth furnaces, sweep streets, build roads. "Black Hundred", 1995, #25 (quoted from the book under review, p. 55) ...Now God's chosen people are Russians. Archim. Ambrose Yurasov, confessor of "Radonezh" (ibid., p. 123) From time to time someone asks me: “Tell me, is it true that all Orthodox Christians are anti-Semites?” Twenty years ago I laughed in the face of the questioner.

Not quite theater at all Dina Goder Publication date: March 3, 2004 It happens like this: either there is not a single premiere, or they fall one after another. In February, theater critics were inventing non-existent events, and in March they were already choking, not knowing where to run first. Yesterday, for example, I attended two performances in a row, which in February would have been enough for me to have a whole month of pleasant memories.

It happens the same: not a single premiere, otherwise they fell one after another. In February, theatrical critics invented non -existent events, and in March they are already choked, not knowing where to run before. Yesterday, for example, I was in a row at two performances, which in February I would have enough pleasant memories for a whole month.

Karil Churchill's play “ The Number of the Gazeta” Ivoning Standard recognized the best English drama of 2002. Mikhail Ugarov’s appeal to this play is significant: it is comprehended in the main aesthetization of the banal for the documentary theater. At first, it seems that Boris Plotnikov and Maxim Vitorgan play a good old English comedy on the new stage of the Chekhov Moscow Moscow Art Theater, the action of which is built on numerous qui Pro Quo.

Quantity Caryl Churchill's play " " was recognized by the Evening Standard newspaper as the best English drama of 2002. Mikhail Ugarov's appeal to this play is significant: it comprehends the aestheticization of the banal, which is central to documentary theater. At first it seems that Boris Plotnikov and Maxim Vitorgan are playing out a good old English comedy on the New Stage of the Chekhov Moscow Art Theater, the action of which is based on numerous qui pro quos.

Everyday life of Caligula Alexey Chadayev Publication date: March 3, 2004 Like the overwhelming majority of representatives of the Russian elite, as well as ordinary Russians, I fully approve and fully support the president’s proposal to nominate M. Fradkov for the post of Prime Minister of Russia. No, but how? Indeed. A truly unique advantage of the new prime minister is that most of the institutions where he was previously appointed head were disbanded and abolished after a year or two.

The Russian intelligentsia before 1917 can be reproached for many things, but not for indifference to issues of ethics and behavior. We can say that the question of the correctness of this or that action from the point of view of morality and higher values ​​was central for the Russian educated person, often replacing his lost religion.

Imitation or real life Pavel Protsenko Publication date: March 3, 2004 The Russian intelligentsia before 1917 can be reproached for many things, but not for indifference to issues of ethics and behavior. We can say that the question of the correctness of this or that action from the point of view of morality and higher values ​​was central for the Russian educated person, often replacing his lost religion.