Russian poets for children and adults. - M: August Publishing House, 2007. - 199 p. - Idea, compilation, comments, annotations - A.I. Konyashov. Artists I.N. Kireeva, A.B. Orlovsky, P.Yu. Pereshezentsev. Alexander Konyashov invented, created and managed to publish an unpredictable book at the present time.

From the editorial office: "Russian Journal" opens a discussion about the departed era of the 90s, the visible evidence of which was the death of the first president of Russia Boris Yeltsin. This is a period that is largely unique to domestic history, has not yet been adequate historical assessment and appropriate reflection. The era is not just a historical period remaining in the memory of the nation with a dash between dates.

53-year-old Prince Naif Bin Favaz Al Shaalan, as expected, was not present at the trial. He has long been sitting at home in Riyadh, and the French authorities were made to understand that the Motherland would not surrender his prince, the grandson of the monarch, who founded the kingdom, who was ready to go with Paris for a political conflict in this matter. The ten improvised prince is no less successful and are also in the wild.

“This is my space,” I say to those who are perplexed how you can move around Luzhkovskaya Moscow in a car. An hour before the office, an hour from the office - at best. In the worst - the same two hours daily plus a half to two hours in one place among your own kind. You will rush the sky with exhaust, traffic cops with a ruble, pedestrians - with mud, and yourself - a headache. And still - I go. This is my space, to which the Motherland is not easy to stretch out her greedy hands.

What are people's ideas about their country? Are there any patterns in the dynamics of changes in these ideas and in the formation of a generalized image of the country on their basis? What are the possible mechanisms of these processes? In what ratio are the ideas of people about their country and its perception of the world around you? Discussion of the problems of national and civilizational identity (1) is becoming increasingly relevant and acute in recent years.

The mass-forces of policy in pre-revolutionary Russia falls on the line of the 19th-XX centuries. The systematic appearance on the street of the crowd of people with red flags, singing the "Marseilus" and screaming "Down with the autocracy!", Was a surprise for the authorities. Penitentiary - a thunderstorm of power in the 1860-1880s - accustomed the state to concentrate its attention in the fight against seditions on revolutionaries who practiced individual terror.