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Памяти Алексея Дмитриевича Гришина Светлая память прекрасному человеку! Мы работали в ГМПС, тогда он был молодым начальником отдела металлов, подающим боль... |
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| author Бондарева Юлия |
| Panteleev, Denis |
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| Ustinovskaya, Yekaterina |
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| author Аноним |
| Bochkov, Alexei |
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Терракт в Палестине, Сектор Газа Сегодня в гражданскую больницу Палестины прилетела ракета, погибли до 1000 человек, весь мир взбудоражен. И я оказался н... |
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| author Андрей |
| Radchenko, Vladimir |
| Дядя Володя, я тебя помню и буду помнить всегда! |
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| author Елена |
| Hostages Xenia and Nastya Mikhailova tell their stories |
| Written by Надежда Арабкина | |
| Понедельник, 28 Октябрь 2002 | |
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They named their teddy bear ‘Spetsnaz’ In ‘Moskovsky Komsomolets’ Anna Mikhailova tried to save her students to the very end The amazing story about teacher Anna Valeryevna Mikhailova, who took her whole class to the musical Cute and friendly, they are the kind of children that Western filmmakers love to show in movies about prosperous American families. And clearly, they are welcome guests: their grandmother does not even allow them go outside. Out of fear. “We bought tickets for the musical, and went to the show with Mom on Wednesday evening,” the youngest, To her everything that happened seemed like one great adventure with a happy ending. Her older sister is a bit quieter, and somewhat inhibited. She is two years older than Nastya, and knows how the capture of the theater could have ended. Their mother works as the head teacher at the Golden Section private school, and took 16 of her students to the well-advertised musical. Anna always took her daughters with her when taking students to the theater or cinema. Divorced, Anna Mikhailova raises the girls on her own. They watched the first act, and then went out in the lobby. “Then one of my mother’s students got a call from her parents,” continues Nastya. “They told her that she had to leave the show because they needed to go somewhere.” The girl left. The bell indicating the end of intermission sounded, and so Anna Valeryevna (Mikhailova) and her daughters and the other “Ten minutes later people rushed onto the stage and started shooting at the ceiling,” says Xenia. “We thought it was part of the show. A man laughed and got hit on the head with a rifle butt.” “Some boy asked: Are you real?” Nastya continues. “They said: We came here from Chechnya to stop the war. Then they ordered the men to sit on the right side of the hall and the women on the left. They left us all together.” The bandits gave the hostages 30 seconds to call their relatives. Anna dialed her home number, but it was busy. “She got through to her girlfriend,” said Anna’s mother, the girls’ grandmother. “And her girlfriend called me. Immediately I got dressed and went to Dubrovka. I stood there for two days until my grandchildren were released.” “Then they said to put all the mobile phones and electronic devices into a pile,” remember the girls. “And the handbags, too.” According to Xenia and Nastya, there were about sixty terrorists. Two posters were hung in the hall, with strange white characters on a black background. “Three girls had grenades tied to them,” says Nastya. “They had these things where they could push a button, and - And you? “We didn’t. It was only terrible when they were shooting. They fed us chocolates. “On the first day there I couldn’t eat,” adds Xenia. “I had stomach cramps and I didn’t want to. We slept in our seats, but the terrorists slept right on the floor, covered with their jackets.” On Friday morning the terrorists declared that they are ready to release eight children, among them the Mikhailov sisters. “They took us out into the corridor,” says Xenia. “We were waiting a long time, but no one came for us. We couldn't get through to the Red Cross people so they could come get us, so they took us back to the hall. Later they got us and took us out to the corridor again, and released us. Mama stayed there with her class.” “They gave me a teddy bear.” Nastya goes into another room and returns a minute later with a plush bear in a leather aviator jacket. One of the terrorists broke a toy store window and grabbed a baby bear for Nastya. Now she plays hostage with him. He is a new cousin for their old teddy bear Mishka, who has long been a resident in the house, and they gave him the nickname of ‘Spetsnaz’ (special forces). “Nastya is learning ballroom dancing,” says Xenia. “Not anymore,” adds Nastya. “I’d have to go through I try to comfort the girl by telling her that they say a shell never lands twice in the same crater. “In the room there was a woman,” Xenia says thoughtfully. “She said that it was the second time she’s been taken hostage.” P. S.: An eyewitness now in the hospital said he was sitting near a teacher who came to the show with her students. He saw her wet napkins with water and apply them to the faces of children sitting next to her. He was probably talking about Anna Mikhailova. “By doing this she was able to save several children, until she lost consciousness,” added the eyewitness. |
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