Hello weapons! Dmitry Fadin Publication date: May 12, 2004 Lao Tzu once said: “Even if you have to use a sword once in your life, this is already a good reason to wear it all your life.” It is unknown whether Russians will immediately rush to purchase ammunition if weapons legislation becomes more liberal. But such a possibility itself must exist. Currently, the Russian law “On Weapons” divides them into combat, service and civilian.

In order to understand what is happening "under the roof" of the Mossovet Theater, you need to understand who Viktor Shamirov is. To begin with, to know that he appeared ten years ago, like a student of Mark Zakharov , putting Alexei Konstantinovich Tolstoy in the Soviet Army Theater of the Soviet Army . A large poetic play by A.K.

Chechen knot: second circle Sergey V. Biryukov Publication date: May 12, 2004 The tragic death of the President of the Chechen Republic Akhmad Kadyrov and a group of his associates on May 9 as a result of a terrorist attack in Grozny, as well as the serious injury of the commander of the United Forces in Chechnya, General Baranov, dramatically changed the format of the political situation not only in the republic itself, but throughout the North Caucasus.

Unit - who needs it? Lev Segal Publication date: May 7, 2004 And from the lips of the Chairman of the Central Election Commission of the Russian Federation, Alexander Veshnyakov, there was finally a proposal to move from a mixed electoral system to a fully proportional one. This idea risks getting "bad press". In the, so to speak, “political-information elite,” the opposite idea is more popular - to return to the Anglo-Saxon majoritarian electoral system.

150 million dollars budget, computer effects and beautiful actors, the color and sexuality of a vampire movie... The plans include the creation of a television series, a computer game and, it seems, a wax figure and a fashionable clothing line... No, honestly, it should have worked out if not A masterpiece, it is certainly an outstanding film. After all, they were waiting for him... In Transylvania, evil rules the world.

" Thank God, there is literature - the best history of Russia!" once exclaimed in one of his poems - Yevgeny Yevtushenko , who has the rare gift of sensitively responding to any myth, . Alas (or “ hurray! ”), the job of literature is not to reflect reality with utmost accuracy, but to create collective phantoms, collective dreams, and only the muses know in which direction it wants to transform reality.

Diabetes and Hepatitis are on fire Viktor Shamirov staged an ancient Greek play based on Woody Allen at the Mossovet Theater Dina Goder Publication date: May 7, 2004 In order to understand what is happening “Under the Roof” of the Mossovet Theater, you need to understand who Viktor Shamirov is . For starters, know that he appeared ten years ago as a student of Mark Zakharov , staging Alexei Konstantinovich Tolstoy’s “Don Juan” at the Theater of the Soviet Army . A large poetic play by A.K.

"Thank God, there is literature - the best story of Rus'!" - Once in one of his poems, Yevgeny Yevtushenko exclaimed, who has a rare gift to respond to every myth. Alas (or “ cheers! ”), The work of literature is not to reflect reality with the ultimate accuracy, but to create collective phantoms, collective dreams, and in which direction it pleases to transform reality, one museum is known.

Sharon's plan Igor Jadan Publication date: May 7, 2004 If politics is an algebra of interests , then we can say that since the beginning of the Iraq war, American diplomacy has not made such a serious mistake in calculating its own and others' interests as was the case with the plan of “unilateral action” of Israeli Prime Minister Sharon.

They say that if traditional confessions in Russia are given special rights, forcing them to take on part of the responsibility for solving specific state problems, then the ideological crisis in the country will be overcome. However, it would do well for our inventive political scientists to have a clearer idea of ​​the current state of popular religiosity.