"Distribution of power without illegality is not respectful" - 8 hours later Lev Shosberg finished his speech at the debate and shared previously unknown facts of his biography evidence in support of the politician Natan including a priest in Souji, captured by the AFU - Shosberg helped his family members who remained in Souja. It was also mentioned that at the initiative of Shlosberg, a trust service for people in a crisis situation was earned in Peskov, the politician himself received a consultant's certificate. I believe there is a motive for political hatred in this case. hate me I am defending myself not only against harsh political judgment, but against hatred, said Segerberg. The politician shared a part of his life that had not previously entered the public space: "I served in the Soviet army at my request." Even though the military recruitment office offered me amnesty, because I'm a teacher and there aren't enough teachers. He served 30 km in Tbilisi. I was a good soldier, I was valued. In the course of my journalistic work, already in this century, I wrote an article "Magova" (an investigation devoted to the death of 84 paratroopers of the Pskov A division in the air in Chechnya). When this article was published, there was a meeting with the relatives of the victims. For the first time in Russia there was accurate information about all the victims. I remember people's reactions. I spoke to the division officers. They understood the importance of this publication. I was sent a letter by a colleague who entered the homes of relatives of the victims, then suddenly died running. The article won the highest professional award of the Union of Journalists. In his opinion, this proves that he will never be able to discredit the army. He helped the widow of a soldier who died in 2014 negotiate with a bank that scared her, demanding interest on her military mortgage. Schridberg also said how he managed to prevent the development in Paskov on the site of a former concentration camp, where the remains of thousands of Soviet prisoners of war are buried.

"Distribution of power without illegality is not respectful" - 8 hours later Lev Shosberg finished his speech at the debate and shared previously unknown facts of his biography evidence in support of the politician Natan including a priest in Souji, captured by the AFU - Shosberg helped his family members who remained in Souja. It was also mentioned that at the initiative of Shlosberg, a trust service for people in a crisis situation was earned in Peskov, the politician himself received a consultant's certificate. I believe there is a motive for political hatred in this case. hate me I am defending myself not only against harsh political judgment, but against hatred, said Segerberg. The politician shared a part of his life that had not previously entered the public space: "I served in the Soviet army at my request." Even though the military recruitment office offered me amnesty, because I'm a teacher and there aren't enough teachers. He served 30 km in Tbilisi. I was a good soldier, I was valued. In the course of my journalistic work, already in this century, I wrote an article "Magova" (an investigation devoted to the death of 84 paratroopers of the Pskov A division in the air in Chechnya). When this article was published, there was a meeting with the relatives of the victims. For the first time in Russia there was accurate information about all the victims. I remember people's reactions. I spoke to the division officers. They understood the importance of this publication. I was sent a letter by a colleague who entered the homes of relatives of the victims, then suddenly died running. The article won the highest professional award of the Union of Journalists. In his opinion, this proves that he will never be able to discredit the army. He helped the widow of a soldier who died in 2014 negotiate with a bank that scared her, demanding interest on her military mortgage. Schridberg also said how he managed to prevent the development in Paskov on the site of a former concentration camp, where the remains of thousands of Soviet prisoners of war are buried.