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- Impotence after the acts of terror
- The ‘Nord-Ost’ tragedy': S. Gubareva tries to get the truth
- A hostage from Snezhinsk tells her story
- Доклад: «НОРД-ОСТ». НЕОКОНЧЕННОЕ РАССЛЕДОВАНИЕ… Часть 1
- «НОРД-ОСТ». НЕОКОНЧЕННОЕ РАССЛЕДОВАНИЕ… Часть II
- Заявление Светланы Губаревой в Генеральную прокуратуру Республики Казахстан
- Hostage I. Lysak tells about the events
- Chronology of events of hostage taking in Moscow, October 23–26, 2002
- A live report from the assault on TC
- A journalist, who was an eyewitness to the events, talks
- "I wished to attract attention to the tragedy"
- The official list of the lost hostages
- Two gases were used
- Interview with former 'Nord-Ost' hostage Svetlana Gubareva
- Torshin Commission finishes work in a hurry
- Трагедия на Дубровке
- The buried truth
- Booker, Sandy Alan
- Hostage Irina Hiarrell describes what happened
- Participants in the assault tell their story
- The fourth airplane
- Someday you will have to answer for ‘Nord-Ost’
- About unscrupulous journalists, or “under the spreading cranberry tree”
- Terror victims appeal to the Russian government
- Putin’s tithe
- Was an act of terror being prepared for May 9th?
- Questions and answers during the live broadcast on radio Echo of Moscow
- A bureaucrat demands a dead person’s autobiography
- "Red tape bordering on cynicism"
- “By all accounts, the assault was a success”
- ‘Nord-Ost’: unknown details
- Victory at the cost of 130 lives
- ‘Nord-Ost’ on the Internet
- Poisoned by the government
- Who Murdered These Russian Journalists?
- The explosion in Pyatigorsk has been recognized as a terrori
- September 3rd to be a day of solidarity in the fight against
- 74%of Russians accuse the government of concealing the truth
- Chechnya, the endless war that Moscow cannot win
- Nord-Ost: life before and after
- Powerful bomb found in the National Theatre and Concert Hall
- The Edge of Time
- Nord-Ost's Eternal Hostages
- EXPLOSION IN MINSK
- New York premiere of the ‘Nord-Ost’ hostage seizure
- Terrorist attack in the Oslo government quarter
- ‘Soldiers of the Caliphate’ leader was a Kazakhstani
- More than 70% of Russians believe
- Security forces in Voronezh use Dubrovka scenario in exercis
- 2011/11/12. City of Taraz
- WE WILL NOT DIE
- Threat of terrorism in Central Asia remains high
- Kazakhstan Foreign Ministry identifies terrorism suspect
- FINOGENOV AND OTHERS v. RUSSIA
- Moscow woman wanted to become a suicide bomber
- ‘Soldiers of the Caliphate’ sentenced in Kazakhstan
- Now that is some granny!..
- Suicide bomber with a master’s degree
- Media learns of negotiations with terrorists following '72
- Beslan. It cannot be forgotten
- Ответ на вызов Норд-Оста
- «Норд-Ост». 10 лет спустя
- Video dedicated to the 10th anniversary
- ФСБ задержала организатора подготовки терактов в Москве
- The 'Nord-Ost' spectacle in a play by Torsten Buchsteiner
- Lubyanka and Culture Park (metro station bombings).
- Parisian 'Nord-Ost'
| Grishin, Alexey |
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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 |
| Вот уже и 21 год , а будто как вчера !!!! |
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| author Ирина |
| 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! |
| 04/09/23 22:05 more... |
| author Елена |
| Svetlana Gubareva's description |
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| Воскресенье, 21 Март 2004 | |||||||||||
Page 3 of 9 Some of the men were in masks, and some had uncovered faces. As I understood, Barayev had two assistants who responded to the names 'Yassir' and People in the hall, the hostages, feared an assault more than they did Chechens. They whispered behind the Chechens' back fairly freely. I had the feeling that the Chechens had no plan about what to do with us, i.e.: they had seized the theater, but did not know what else to do. They had not figured on the hostages having any personal needs — to have to go to the toilet, to eat, drink, and sleep. At first they conducted hostages to the light operator's area. I understood that the first hostage to ask to use the restroom was one of the I know that some children up to 12 years of age were let go in the first hours after the theater's seizure, but I do not know the details. When they brought Olga Romanova into the hall, we were still in row 17. We were in the same row as Barayev at that moment, only we were at one end, and he was at the other. She came through the main entrance; somehow she got past the cordon. They brought her over and sat her down next to Barayev. He started to talk with her, but she was abrupt and aggressive. Barayev asked her how and why she got there. She answered excitedly. The hostages in the hall yelled at her: «Quiet, quiet. Don't talk like that!» This excited her all the more. Someone shouted from the balcony: «Shoot her!» Barayev said that she was a provocateur, and that there had been some of those at Budenovsk, so therefore they would now shoot her. They took the girl out the side doors and shot her after that. Obviously, I did not see her killed, but the shots were audible. The hall was silent in horror. We now understood that they were capable of killing. They reseated the foreigners to the left of the parquet (facing the stage). Whether they first emptied those seats, or they were already empty, I do not know. Barayev said that there would be no precedents; they would only release people to representatives from their embassies. They began to write a list. There were 76 on the list. Since my documents were at the American embassy, we were identified as Americans. Sandy called the embassy; periodically we were allowed to use the cell phones. I do not know with whom he spoke there, he explained that in such and such a hotel, in room number such and such, his passport was in his bag in a side pocket. Someone from the embassy security staff went to the hotel and got his passport. The Chechens did not allow the hostages to move around as much as they wanted, at least on the first day. By the second day we could pretty much move around. I asked a Chechen woman: «Can I go there?» and she said: "Go ahead.” |
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