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Вторник, 20 Октябрь 2009 |
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 Seven years ago the world was shaken by the terrible terror act in the Dubrovka theatrical center in Moscow. A nightmare called ‘Nord-Ost' lasted from October 23rd to the 26th. Among the hostages were Karaganda residents Svetlana Gubareva and her 13-year-old daughter Alexandra Letyago. During this time, ‘Avitrek Region' has closely monitored the investigation into the terror act.
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Среда, 07 Октябрь 2009 |
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 Near the Alexander Griboyedov statue by the Chistye Prudy metro station in Moscow, a rally was held in memory of journalist Anna Politkovskaya. This was reported on October 7th by the news agency ‘Interfax’.
The rally began at 4:03 pm with a moment of silence — it was on this time on October 7th, 2006, that the killer shot Politkovskaya.
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Четверг, 12 Октябрь 2006 |
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SHE WAS THE FIRST TO RISE UP  During 7 years of war Anya could have been killed at any moment
Anna Politkovskaya came to the Novaya Gazeta during the summer of 1999. She appeared just in time for the beginning of the second Chechen campaign (may it be damned).
Her first step during the war was the rescue of the most defenseless of people — elderly and mentally ill patients from a Grozny asylum. In late fall of 1999, federal troops surrounded Grozny and bombarded it with heavy artillery and aircraft-dropped bombs. The Russian military leadership claimed that all civilians had left Grozny, and only militants remained. The 102 unlucky inmates of the asylum did not count: not for our military, nor the militants. Death was prepared from them: if not from the bombs, then from hunger and cold.
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Пятница, 11 Сентябрь 2009 |
 Very dear, and now very close to us, are all who assisted and supported our family! Thank you! We will try our very best to recover!We wish to express our appreciation and gratitude to the entire medical staff at the burn center in Sochi's Khostinsk Hospital. Thanks to the chief of this medical facility, Pyotr Gennadievich, for his participation and assistance. Thanks to the chief of the purulent surgery department, Nella Leonidovna. Thanks to trauma surgeon Sergei Vasilyevich. Thanks to the chief of admissions, Tatyana Ivanovna, and thank you nurses! It is because of you that we survived. Be first to comment this article | Views: 4324 | E-mail |
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Среда, 09 Сентябрь 2009 |
 10 years ago an apartment building on Guryanov Street was blown up.Last night in Moscow they remembered the victims of the terrorist attack on Guryanov Street. It has been ten years since the moment of the tragedy. The explosion killed 92 people. A commemorative stele now stands on the site of the destroyed apartment building on No. 19 Guryanov Street. At exactly midnight, wreaths were solemnly laid at the stele. Afterwards politicians and officials made speeches, according to 'Echo of Moscow' Radio. Be first to comment this article | Views: 4397 | E-mail |
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Среда, 02 Сентябрь 2009 |
 The modern history of Russia contains so much grief, and so many misfortunes, that one can weep every day. People have become hardened, and do not allow regretful thoughts to long occupy them. They say: but no children were killed there. In Beslan there were children. At 'Nord-Ost' there also were children. And in Budyonnovsk. But few remember the dates of all these funeral events. They are superimposed on top of the other. One tragedy causes you to forget the rest. Most people are so tired, after all these years of terrorism, violence, and tragedies, that they either consciously or subconsciously drive away all such dark thoughts.That is why the students at Stary-Oskol medical college for the third consecutive year will hold a Day of Solidarity in the fight against terrorism, and will light memorial candles and remember those who suffered and perished in terror attacks all over Russia. Be first to comment this article | Views: 3806 | E-mail |
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Вторник, 01 Сентябрь 2009 |
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 Any story of the events in Beslan should come from the source — the children. Eva Yuart is convinced of this. She is a BBC correspondent and the author of two films about the school hostage tragedy in this Osetian city.
Eva arrived in Beslan soon after the shootings that killed hundreds of children and adults on September 3rd, 2004. She got to know several families, members of whom lived through the three nightmarish days that followed the seizure of hostages. Several of them lost parents, brothers, or sisters in Beslan School #1. In 2005, after the end of her trip, the film ‘The Children of Beslan' was made. Be first to comment this article | Views: 4053 | E-mail |
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