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Среда, 26 Октябрь 2011 |
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The book ‘We Will Not Die’ is released in time for the 9th anniversary of the tragedy at Dubrovka  In October 2002, terrorists took hostage nearly 1,000 artists and spectators of the musical ‘Nord-Ost’. 130 could not be saved. Flowers and wreaths were laid by the memorial plaque, while white balloons were released into the sky.
Today in Russia they remember the victims of the tragedy at the theatrical center on Dubrovka. Victims and the loved ones of those who perished gathered by the building in Moscow. 9 years ago, nearly 1000 artists and members of the audience of the musical ‘Nord-Ost’ were held hostage by terrorists. 130 died. A moment of silence was observed in their memory, while flowers and wreaths were laid by a memorial plaque and 130 white balloons were released into the sky. In addition, on the anniversary of the tragedy a book devoted to the victims of the attack was published. Among its authors is a hostage.
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Четверг, 25 Ноябрь 1999 |
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Karinna Moskalenko: “Besides the European Court, we do not have anything else we can count on”  Karinna Moskalenko, the attorney representing the ‘Nord-Ost’ victims at the European Court of Human Rights, talks about the case’s progress in Strasbourg, which has become became her clients’ last hope.
October 24th marks the 9 years from the date of the seizure of hostages in the theater on Dubrovka in Moscow. 912 people had come to see the musical ‘Nord-Ost’, and on October 26th, 2002, during the assault 130 of them were killed, according to official figures. The investigation into the terrorist attack was called off in 2007, but reopened again this year.
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Пятница, 21 Октябрь 2011 |
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Written by Zviad Mchedlishvili
Friday, October 21st, 2011 ‘Nord-Ost’ — an unfinished play for one hundred and thirty people. It has been nine years since the tragedy at Dubrovka. Who had something to gain from the terrorist attack? Was it possible to avoid an assault? Why did the Russian authorities not let the terrorists release hostages? More questions than answers. Musa Taipov, Anzor Maskhadov, Maxim Shevchenko, and Svetlana Gubareva on ‘Pulse of the Caucasus’ (Russian only)
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Понедельник, 24 Октябрь 2011 |
 It has been 9 years since terrorists seized hostages in the Moscow theatrical center on Dubrovka. The Russian authorities are indifferent to the memory of the victims of terrorist attacks, says Svetlana Gubareva, a former hostage who lost in that terrorist attack her daughter and fiancé. On October 23rd, 2002, during the musical ‘Nord-Ost’, a group of Chechen rebels led by Movsar Barayev seized more than 900 people. The terrorists — 32 men and 18 women — held them hostage for three days. On October 26th, Russian commandos stormed the theatrical center and destroyed the terrorists. 130 hostages died as a result of the use of a secret gas. Former hostage Svetlana Gubareva, now a member of the coordinating council of of the ‘Nord-Ost’ regional public organization, lost her daughter and fiancé in the theatrical center on Dubrovka.Be first to comment this article | Views: 4097 | E-mail |
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Вторник, 25 Октябрь 2011 |
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(Original title: ‘Nord-Ost’: Why the authorities are afraid of revealing the truth) MODERATORS: TATIANA ARNO, DMITRY KAZNIN GUEST: DMITRY MILOVIDOV Dmitry Milovidov, a member of the coordinating council of ‘Nord-Ost’, spoke about what has changed in the 9 years since the seizure of the theatrical center on Dubrovka. His daughters were taken hostage, and one of them perished during the storming of the building.
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Пятница, 21 Октябрь 2011 |
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Среда, 19 Октябрь 2011 |
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 In anticipation of the anniversary of the hostage crisis in Moscow theatrical center, we are presenting you a broadcast from ‘Ukraina’ television:
‘Nord-Ost’, 8 years on. Through the eyes of the Ukrainian hostages Odessa resident Elena Burban was walking around Moscow, and on the spur of the moment bought 2 tickets to the sensational musical ‘Nord-Ost’. The evening of October 23rd was a special one. It was a small anniversary: three months since their wedding. It was nothing but fate, and the girl and her husband ended up taken hostage by Chechen terrorists. Three days under siege, three days of uncertainty, three days that lasted for an eternity. She returned home to Odessa from Moscow a widow.
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