Alexey Cherkasov, first arrest In December 1937, the writer Alexei Cherkasov, the author of the trilogy "Tales of the Taiga people," as a Turkish spy was sentenced to 10 years and sent to build a Volga-Don Canal. He passed prisons and camps, and then punitive psychiatry. The censor of the NKVD helped to get out of repressive millstones to the writer. About this and other vicissitudes of the fate of Cherkasov in an interview with Siberia. Reali was told by his daughter Natalia.

China police have more than 100 departments abroad, mainly in Europe and Africa. They are monitored by Chinese citizens living in these countries, and in some cases their persecution and return to their homeland. This is told by CNN, referring to the report of the human rights organization Safeguard Defenders, based in Madrid.

Anna Chagina at an anti -war action in Tomsk, March 6, 2022. Photo - Dmitry Kandinsky/vtomske.ru On November 30, early morning, the security forces came home to the Tomsk musician and teacher Anna Chagina - so she found out that she was accused of a criminal case for "discrediting the army." On March 6, Anna was detained at an anti -war rally.

An illustrative photo In Magadan, an eight -year -old boy died after a fall on him from snow and ice from the roof of a kindergarten. How the child was in the territory of a preschool, where he played next to one of the walls of the building is unknown. Eyewitnesses write in social networks that the boy climbed over the fence to the household yard of the kindergarten. After the snow gathering, the child received numerous injuries, from which he died on the spot.