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Воскресенье, 09 Сентябрь 2007 |
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In Lenta.ru
 On Guryanov Street in the southeast part of Moscow a memorial vigil was held to commemorate more than 100 victims killed in a terror act eight years ago.
According to Interfax, on Sunday night friends and loved ones of the dead gathered by a memorial marker where an apartment building used to stand on Guryanov 19. They placed wreaths and lit candles by the marker.
In a nearby church a memorial service was held by the icon of the Holy Mother, «Joy to All who Grieve», which was placed there in memory of the victims of the terror act, and there was a moment of silence in honor of the dead.
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Понедельник, 03 Сентябрь 2007 |
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 During the last three days the number of victims of the worst terror act in the history of our country has risen.
Today at exactly 1:05 pm Moscow time white balloons will rocket up into the sky above the partially-destroyed school building in Beslan – 334 of them – the number that died on that day three years ago. More specifically, there will be three more than on the first anniversary. Be first to comment this article | Views: 6944 | E-mail |
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Пятница, 24 Август 2007 |
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Three years after the tragedy there is finally a monument on the site where wreckage of the Tu-154 fell to earth By Olga Vakhonicheva, Radio Svoboda  Just before the third anniversary of the terror acts, in which two passenger planes simultaneously exploded in the skies over Russia, a monument has been set up on the site of the destruction of one aircraft. For three years neither the authorities, nor Sibir airlines (who owned the Tu-154 that was flying the Moscow-Sochi route), made any attempts to do this. The humble memorial was set up using the resources of a private fund for assisting terrorism victims.
The memorial was placed near the village of Gluboky Kamensk in the Shakhtinsky region of the Rostov district, on the site where wreckage of the Tu-154 was found. It consists of two large stones, between which is a plaque with the names of the airline’s 46 dead passengers and crew.
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Пятница, 13 Июль 2007 |
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By Marina Daineko July 13th, 2007 In MZ http://www.newswe.com/Exclusive/ex1.php#pa118 The face of a little girl who will never grow up. But who will answer for this and many other broken lives? Bright is her memory. Hers, and the memory of all who died at Dubrovka. The face of a little girl, for whose death old men received medals. "Happiness is a philosophical concept, and every family has its own happiness. Happiness in our family was Sashenka.” So wrote her aunt, Roza Ishchenko. Look at the Memorial Book, reader. Look at the bright face of this little girl who will forever remain 13. The face of a little girl, who, perhaps, while still alive, was tossed onto the steel floor of a medical service UAZ van by her so-called rescuers, and then covered by the bodies of 12 other hostages. She was born in Karaganda, Kazakhstan, in 1989. The web site created and maintained by her mother, Svetlana Gubareva, has a memorial book with a page dedicated to every hostage of the Dubrovka theatrical center. Sasha’s address is: http://nord-ost.org/kniga-pamyati/letyago-aleksandra.html. Comments (29) | Views: 122419 | E-mail |
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Четверг, 12 Июль 2007 |
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By Olga Allenova
In Kommersant Victims of the terror act accuse Nikolai Patrushev of negligence The ‘Nord-Ost’ public organization yesterday petitioned the Prosecutor General’s office with a demand that criminal charges be brought against members of the operational headquarters responsible for the rescue of hostages from the Dubrovka theatrical center. They are accused of negligence and hiding information on the dangerous gas used by the special services. According to the ‘Nord-Ost’ terror act victims, they were only now appealing to the Prosecutor General because they had spent the last five years “collecting proofs, questioning witnesses, and studying materials from the criminal case while under constant resistance from the prosecutor’s office”.
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Четверг, 12 Июль 2007 |
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By Valery Kopotin
In KM.RU
On Wednesday, in the central Journalism Union building, members of the ‘Nord-Ost’ organization held a press conference. Present were co-chairmen Sergey and Tatiana Karpova as well as the organization’s activist Dmitry Milovidov. The ‘Nord-Ost’ people spoke about their intentions to bring to justice high-ranking officials who, in their opinion, are guilty of the deaths of people as a result of the terror act in the theatrical center on Dubrovka in 2002. The press conference’s participants did not report anything new, as the arguments they made have been broadcast several times before. This time, however, the organization’s members announced that they were petitioning the Prosecutor General’s office, “with the goal of bringing the guilty to justice”. By the way, on that same day Tatiana Karpova answered questions in an online news conference for the New York Times publication.
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Среда, 11 Июль 2007 |
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By Maxim Yaroshevsky
Radio Svoboda (‘Freedom’)
 The ‘Nord-Ost’ public organization sent a declaration to the Prosecutor General of Russia demanding that charges be brought against those persons responsible for the deaths of 130 hostages during the special operation at Dubrovka. Relatives of victims, and victims of the terror act, accuse the assault operation’s leadership of a cover up and negligence in carrying out their professional duties. In the opinion of Irina Khadamada, who took part in a civil investigation into the seizure and assault on ‘Nord-Ost’, nothing will result from this appeal to the Prosecutor General.
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