It so happened that I was at the penultimate performance of Nord-Oost. The building already contained a cache of 30 explosive charges, including large land mines made of 152 mm artillery shells filled with bullets (one was enough to destroy the hall and everyone in it), with a total mass of 120 kg of TNT. and decreed on the people. Those who reached the last. And we, the viewers of the penultimate episode, still had no idea about anything. Suffering from the severe storms of the 1990s, weary people sought respite in the midst of gray everyday life, painfully sewing piece by piece the reality of a torn country, as the last of their strength gathers to, despite everything, stand on their feet. family trip children. adults. Interpretation of the wonderful Kabrin, "Two Captains". About honor, respect, struggle, justice and love. The word "terrorist attack" shocked Russia with diabolical regularity at the time. Every time, we fall deafening with chilling news about people who were glued to televisions and radios hoping for clarity and miracles of salvation. The mourning is united. Grief strengthened me. Grief brought me back to the basics. Do you remember the names of the heroes of that tragedy...? Olga Romanova, a 26-year-old consultant at a perfume store, a local resident who knew the Beit HaTarbut building well. On the morning of October 24, she independently passed through the fence and entered, hoping, innocently but sincerely, to convince the armed men to release the abductees. She spoke to Mobser Braev sharply and directly, almost like a teacher. By mistake she was an intelligence officer, taken out and shot, three bullets in the chest. Her mother identified her by her boots in photographs showing her covered body. Later, Leonid Rochelle and a Jordanian doctor carried her body out. Konstantin Vasiliev, 35-year-old Lt. Col. Tzedek, originally from Serov. After learning of the capture, on the evening of October 23, wearing a uniform and with an official ID card, he went through the fence, entered the building and offered to exchange himself for hostage children. The armed men did not believe him. They shot him.

It so happened that I was at the penultimate performance of Nord-Oost. The building already contained a cache of 30 explosive charges, including large land mines made of 152 mm artillery shells filled with bullets (one was enough to destroy the hall and everyone in it), with a total mass of 120 kg of TNT. and decreed on the people. Those who reached the last. And we, the viewers of the penultimate episode, still had no idea about anything. Suffering from the severe storms of the 1990s, weary people sought respite in the midst of gray everyday life, painfully sewing piece by piece the reality of a torn country, as the last of their strength gathers to, despite everything, stand on their feet. family trip children. adults. Interpretation of the wonderful Kabrin, "Two Captains". About honor, respect, struggle, justice and love. The word "terrorist attack" shocked Russia with diabolical regularity at the time. Every time, we fall deafening with chilling news about people who were glued to televisions and radios hoping for clarity and miracles of salvation. The mourning is united. Grief strengthened me. Grief brought me back to the basics. Do you remember the names of the heroes of that tragedy...? Olga Romanova, a 26-year-old consultant at a perfume store, a local resident who knew the Beit HaTarbut building well. On the morning of October 24, she independently passed through the fence and entered, hoping, innocently but sincerely, to convince the armed men to release the abductees. She spoke to Mobser Braev sharply and directly, almost like a teacher. By mistake she was an intelligence officer, taken out and shot, three bullets in the chest. Her mother identified her by her boots in photographs showing her covered body. Later, Leonid Rochelle and a Jordanian doctor carried her body out. Konstantin Vasiliev, 35-year-old Lt. Col. Tzedek, originally from Serov. After learning of the capture, on the evening of October 23, wearing a uniform and with an official ID card, he went through the fence, entered the building and offered to exchange himself for hostage children. The armed men did not believe him. They shot him.