Alexander Yakovlevich Livergant (born 1947) - translator, literary critic, candidate of art history, editor -in -chief of the magazine "Foreign Literature", chairman of the board of the Union "Master of Literary Translation". "Russian Journal": In February 2003, when we talked with you in the same office, you were the deputy A.N. Zlobvoy. Now, May 2008, you are the editor-in-chief of Foreign Literature . Then the circulation was about 9,000, now more than 10,000.

Last week, in a number of media outlets there was information that Alexander Koptsev allegedly committed suicide in the colony, the only attacking Moscow synagogue in 2006. The source of this story, refuted by both Koptsev’s lawyer and the leadership of the penalties, was the lawyer of the victim. This could already put an end to and save the reader from reading the material, but there is one problem that for some reason it is not customary to talk about in a decent society.

The Ukrainian Orthodox Church of the Moscow Patriarchate, the largest denomination of Ukraine, learns to act independently, not experiencing any illusions in relation to the "orange" power. The position of this very “orange power” is understandable - to tear the Ukrainian church from Russian by not washing with the ripe so, to break the last scraper that prevents the final transformation of Ukraine into the anti -Russian state.

There is no more reason to proclaim your, albeit intermediate or relative, success. It's time to operate with absolute numbers. The last five days of preliminary elections for supporters of the Democratic Party of the United States have been marked by the emergence of a significant number of such "absoluts". It remained only to carry out the operation to set. Although one of my international colleagues somehow said that it is not the absoluts, but of entities. Or increase.