Why do people go to museums? You can come up with a bunch of different answers to this question, but they will ultimately get reduced to the following formulation: people go there to get emotions to gain experience, it doesn’t matter what - sensual or intellectual. If you manage to get both of them (the visitor, as you know, likes to touch everything with his hands, inspect from all sides), and it will be glorious at all.

Finally, in the endless Santa Barbara of Ukrainian politics, turning events took place: on March 18, the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine after a long and continuous work of all sorts of state commissions finally appointed extraordinary elections of the Kyiv city of the Rada and the capital's chapter; On March 19, in Kharkov, the SBU (Security Service of Ukraine) began withdrawing documents of the city council.

In the life of every country there are periods of decline and increased interest in political issues. One of these periods of growth was observed in Ukraine during the famous “Orange” revolution. It was in 2004, when no one remained indifferent to the events taking place in the country, taking one side or another, that such concepts as “blue-white” and “orange” became actualized in the Ukrainian lexicon.

In the "Russian Journal", the theme of the empire, quite relevant and real, is somehow strange. For some reason, they went to the psychoanalysis of the complex "because I want to be in the restroom, but there are no restrooms in Russia." The appeal to Byzantium is simpler, but also from the field of archetypes and the unexplored. To link the fate of basilevs and crusaders with the elections of Medvedev is the "third path" even in a steep postmodern. Neither rationality, nor metaphysics.

Howard Fast. Torquemada / Roman. Per. from English. V. Bernetskaya. - M.: Text: Lehaim, 2008. - 187, [5] p. The novel "Torquemada" Howard Fast (1914-2003) is printed in a separate book in the series "Prose of Jewish Life". The reader of the older generation is familiar to the writer's name. In the USSR, the books of Howard Fast, the laureate of the International Stalinist Prize of the World , was eagerly published.