How many days does the Moscow-Magadan train take? Don’t try to find out - not at all. There is no railway in Magadan. And why - about this in our new story. In this series, “NeMoskva” answers the most common Yandex queries that occur in the regions.

IN SEARCH OF A BARGE | Memory Center for the DispossessedIn 2020, nails were brought to the Memory Center for the Dispossessed (it is the only one in the country) in Palochka, in the north of the Tomsk region. Several pieces - long, rusty, square in cross-section. Local fishermen sailed along Keti past the abandoned village of Kuzurova and noticed a sunken wooden ship in one of the channels.

The Sami are a small indigenous people of the Kola Peninsula. A cross-border people mainly living in three other countries: Norway, Sweden and Finland. In the 20th century, with the advent of Soviet power and the development of the Kola Peninsula, the Sami (they ask not to change their self-name) began to be resettled, having determined one place for them - the village of Lovozero.

Recently, the Russian authorities have come to grips with increasing the birth rate in the country. To do this, they, for example, decided to ban “childfree propaganda”, began inviting women for reproductive health checks, and vying with each other to convince Russians of the need to have more children and more often. Despite all this, the birth rate in Russia is still only falling. Why?

October 3, 1935Armen Dzhigarkhanyan was born in Yerevan. Actor, director. The main “bandit” of Soviet and Russian cinema.The father abandoned the family a month after the birth of his son. Mother worked in the Council of Ministers of Armenia and did not miss a single performance in local theaters.He studied at a Russian school. After failing the exams at GITIS, he returned home and worked as an assistant cameraman at a film studio.At 23 he graduated from the Yerevan Theater Institute.

400 years later. KetExpedition TV2 together with the team of Alexey Gaponov / @geography_trophy and the Old Believers set off along one of the main routes along which the development of Siberia took place. Makovsky portage - 70 kilometers of impassable mud on all-terrain vehicles. And then along Keti, which is almost completely depopulated in the upper reaches. Archpriest Avvakum went into exile along the Makovsky portage in the mid-17th century, and then returned.

The Russian authorities have adopted a new law - it exempts from criminal liability those who go to the so-called “SVO”. If a contract is concluded with the Ministry of Defense, legal proceedings are suspended, and the case is closed under a number of circumstances.“NeMoskva” asked random passers-by what they thought about the new law and whether weapons in the hands of people with a criminal record frightened them:“I really don't like it.

Andrey Pivovarov is a Russian politician, former executive director of the Open Russia movement. Ex-political prisoner, released on August 1 as part of an exchange between Western countries and Russia. Now located in Germany. We spoke with Andrey about the exchange and the possibility of returning home, why the authorities in Russia are intolerant of civil society, and whether he feels like a loser after seeing it destroyed.

1 October 1754Paul I was born in St. Petersburg. “The Tsar of the Peasants.” "Russian Hamlet". "Don Quixote on the Throne."When the weight of Russia, the weight of the world, is all on one head, you can go crazy. God and me - no one elseHe was raised as the heir to the throne and became emperor at 7. But his mother, Catherine II, ruled on behalf of her son.I'm already 30 years old and I'm not doing anything.He ascended the throne at 42.

In Kaluga, the authorities are building a prison for 3 thousand places right among the plots for large families. There are no schools or kindergartens, and the prison is being built at a cost of 13 billion rubles, which is two annual budgets of the Kaluga region.

On September 30, 1917, Yuri Lyubimov was born in Yaroslavl. Theater reformer. Artistic director of the Taganka Theater.Oh, how lucky you were to be born -Almost simultaneously with the country!You lived with her everything that happened to her.Say thank you for being alive(Vysotsky to Yuri Lyubimov)From 1922 he lived in Moscow. One of my first memories was seeing Lenin in the coffin.

The authorities are obsessed with the birth rate. In the regions of Russia, abortion is prohibited - one of the topics RESULTS OF THE WEEK with Farida Kurbangaleeva: Why are bomb shelters being built en masse in Siberia and the Far East.

In the new episode with Farida Kurbangaleeva: Why are they building bomb shelters in Siberia and the Far East. Why the Minister of Defense Belousov does not want to meet with the wives of the mobilized, but finds time for military officers, how many murders were committed by the military who returned home from the “SVO” and how the residents of Nizhnevartovsk staged Hollywood to achieve a happy ending.About this and more - in the new issue of the week's results with Farida Kurbangaleeva.

Kirill Titaev is a sociologist, specialist in the Russian law enforcement system, co-author of the books “Russian Judges” and “Russian Investigator”. Worked at the European University in St. Petersburg. After the start of the war in Ukraine, he was forced to leave the country. He currently holds the position of visiting researcher at Yale University in the USA and the Faculty of Liberal Arts and Sciences in Montenegro.

RESULTS OF THE WEEK with Farida Kurbangaleeva: Why are bomb shelters being built en masse in Siberia and the Far East. Why Defense Minister Belousov doesn’t want to meet with the wives of the mobilized, but finds time for military officers, how many murders were committed by the military who returned home from the “SVO” and how the residents of Nizhnevartovsk staged Hollywood to achieve a happy ending.About this and more - in the new issue of the week's results with Farida Kurbangaleeva.