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Вторник, 26 Октябрь 2010 |
 Can the Russian government to protect the rights of the Dubrovka terror attack victims?We are talking about this with Nord-Ost hostage Svetlana Gubareva, father of two Nord-Ost hostages Dmitry Milovidov, their attorney Karinna Moskalenko, and Vympel special operations veteran Anatoly Yermolin.
Vladimir Kara-Murza on the rights of victims of terrorist attacks on Dubrovka
Vladimir Kara-Murza: In Moscow today they remembered victims of the terrorist attack at Dubrovka. About 500 people participated in a commemoration. After a minute of silence, all the victims were identified by name. On October 22nd (ed note: October 23rd), 2002, during a performance of the musical Nord-Ost, terrorists took 912 hostages and held them for three days. On the morning of the 26th the authorities launched a special operation during which they used an unknown gas. As a result all the terrorists were destroyed, and 130 hostages, including 10 children, died. Those who survived the raid still demand the names of those responsible for the operation, since many died after rescue in not receiving timely medical assistance. Many survivors of Nord-Ost have chronic illnesses, lost vision and hearing, and yet have not been designated victims of a terrorist attack. Orphaned children receive survivor benefits of about three thousand rubles (about $120 a month). The Korallovo School, founded by Mikhail Khodorkovsky, is the only high school that gives free tuition to child victims of Nord-Ost and other attacks. The European Court of Human Rights is expected by the end of the year to make a decision on the complaint of 80 victims of the terrorist attack at Dubrovka. About whether the Russian state can protect the rights of victims of terrorist attacks at Dubrovka, today we are talking with Svetlana Gubareva, a former Nord-Ost, Dmitry Milovidov, the father of two hostages, attorney Karinna Moskalenko, and Anatoly Yermolin, a veteran of the Vympel special operations group. At what stage is the European Court of Human Rights in its consideration of the Dubrovka terror attack complaint?
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Written by Сергей Ганьжин
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Вторник, 26 Октябрь 2010 |
 Moscow has been hosting events commemorating the eighth anniversary of the hostage rescue at Dubrovka. On Tuesday morning about 100 persons came to Dubrovka to participate in a memorial ceremony in memory of the victims of the 2002 terrorist attack. According to a reporter from Nakanune.RU, hostages, members of public organizations, political parties, and students came to the ceremony. People brought flowers and candles, which they placed at the memorial located in front of the Theater-Concert Complex. Comments (6) | Views: 6271 | E-mail |
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Written by Ксения Ларина
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Суббота, 23 Октябрь 2010 |
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By Kseniya Larina Saturday, October 23, 2010
Guests: Dmitry Milovidov, Oksana Barkovskaya, Marat Abdrakhimov, and Mark Podlesny Moderators: Ksenia Larina
Radio Echo of Moscow program: Culture Shock
K. LARINA — Well, we start the program «Culture Shock». I think we've all heard about the topic that we dedicate our broadcast to, before the start of the program you heard an announcement about an upcoming event on Tuesday, October 26th, another commemoration near the Dubrovka center. Today is October 23rd. 8 years ago during a performance of Nord-Ost, I think at the end of the first…
M. ABDRAKHIMOV — Act.
K. LARINA — No.
M. ABDRAKHIMOV — The start of the second.
K. LARINA — The start of the second act, on stage there were people in camouflage with these machineguns and they just started this terrible tragedy, which lasted for 3 days, and people who were witnesses and participants of this nightmare, of course, they will never forget it for the rest of their lives. Comments (6) | Views: 8665 | E-mail |
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Written by Владимир Кара-Мурза
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Суббота, 23 Октябрь 2010 |
…V. KARA-MURZA: On the air with the program «Faces of the week.» In the studio — Vladimir Kara-Murza. We continue our report.
During the same October days in 2002, the Russian capital became an arena of confrontation, deciding the fate of hundreds of hostages.
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A brief chronology of the events eight years ago.
On the evening of October 23rd, 2002, during the second act of the musical Nord-Ost, an armed group of 40 terrorists — 21 men and 19 women — took over a building at the theatrical center on Dubrovka, formerly known as the State Ball-bearing Factory Palace of Culture.
912 people, including 100 children, became hostages. Be first to comment this article | Views: 4175 | E-mail |
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Written by Екатерина Маключенко, Вадим Титов
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Суббота, 23 Октябрь 2010 |
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Eight years ago, during the assault on the terrorist-held Dubrovka Theater, Yuri Torshin led one of the Alpha group commando units. His soldiers back then destroyed rebel leader Movsar Barayev. According to Torshin, of all the terrorist acts he had to prevent, Dubrovka stuck him most by its huge number of hostages. «Before this operation took place, there were small numbers of terrorists and hostages located in small spaces, such as a bus, plane or office,» the Alpha commando remembered. «But here there was a huge crowd of people in one location.» Be first to comment this article | Views: 4205 | E-mail |
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