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the red square and the kremlin become. in his life and would become his final resting place originally a wooden tomb the stone credit most of them which we see the highlights today was opened in nineteenth and still open for public viewing recent release of suggested by his body might be removed. even if that happens no matter what your political background it is clear that lenin was an exceptional human being even if you don't like the ideology he stood for lenin moved into the most or kremlin in nineteen eighteen legend has it that he took both his wife and the cops crime and his. french born revolutionary in the ottomans with him. i'm an ash where we head towards the national home town the last two decades and for access to many many locations previously closed even a moon and us soft museums have. how's his current house bunker is it seems the russian capital is now open to well almost if you want an example of a consequence how from the last century this is perfect built in one hundred three by the famed machine on it

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in may nineteenth twenty three and followed medical advice unless the moscow kremlin. it was here is a frown man only in his early fifty's vladimir image enough to spend his final years in september nineteenth eighteen a soviet leader booker printed here after i left terence and he spent i think crystallize a time at the as his health deteriorated over the coming years finally living in some retirement he died in this actual bed on the twenty first of january ninety twenty four. after the incident the complex was renamed linsky estates officially became a museum in one hundred thirty eight and was a place of pilgrimage for services and right up to the fall of the iron curtain from viewing his death mask here to visiting his in the red square we're talking about local historian doris all modern day communists the epic achievements of lenin still have a cult following and all the places connected with his life and legacy are sparse amazing as the journey that was like what i've been exposed building well unfortunately that's what's how we have on this week's program i'll

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she does not play the opposition party, denouncing the kremlin. she is a democrat through and through, respected by the opponents of the regime. >> i have been arrested and put behind bars and i was only released because respected activists stood up to me -- for me. she helped me a lot. at the time, she was the adviser for human rights. >> she was the head of the advisory council in eight -- for eight years and in the end served under medvedev. she placed her last hope in him, only to be bitterly disappointed. she felt her only action left was to step down, which she did. >> whenever putin did not agree with something he would say no. but when he supported an initiative you could support -- you could coun the going through. dved does nothing but talk. >> medvedev talks about freedom, even as critics and opposition followers are rested on the street. and medvedev demanded greater freedom of the press even as russian journalists continued to fear for their lives. she has pointed these abuses out to the president and has risked criticism and even thr

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and opposition rebels it's also called for russia and the african union to act as mediators at the kremlin's envoy is touring the region and efforts to broker peace. right now and all around you of moscow next as motion enters explores arguably one of the most picturesque ring roads you'll find. hello and welcome to the moscow outsell the program this week i'll be exploring the capitals gathering approximately sixteen kilometers in succumbs friends it was recently created in the early days of hundreds as a tree lined boulevard to replace the city's out war today it's undeniably the heartbeat of the russian capital a massage of the are right next to the moscow river at the famous public outdoor space goalkeeper hog. the golden ring consists of seventeen individually named streets and squares. it's not the same circular layout as the moscow metro a mistake many people commonly make brown-eyed actually overlaps it in several areas and features metro stations outside this facility also known as the cell to a console in russian nervousness into the russian capital the famous and chaotic golden ri

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leaders change the course of the straits of starting off the red square next to the magnificent moscow kremlin tony martin andreas as we take a look at his i think journey and visit various landmarks associated with his life and that. is one of the main names associated

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armies here in moscow russia's political elite laid wreaths at the tomb of the unknown soldier by the kremlin. president better stress the importance of keeping the memory of a war alive making sure it doesn't fade with time for them better or worse a special ceremony was held a breast fortress and saw the first major standoff between soviet financing forces from where artie's catrin approach over the report. but like any careless child i had plans that evening i wasn't afraid when they started shelling i only remember that something exploded in my bed was thrown into another corner of the room. not only four year old canady was unaware of what was happening his father an experienced red army officer was also called food that night seventy years ago were different i was at this house with my mother and my father who was later defend the bridge fortress this was our window on the first floor my father

was most decorated teen arrives in moscow for the first time headed back to story drives around the kremlin. we start though with the sad news that one of russia's top football referees was among the forty four people killed in the plane crash in northwest russia on monday night but a mere pets i died when the ross airplane crash landed in the republic of korea as it approached his hometown airport of patches of gods the thirty eight year old who'd been a referee for fee for since last year and had officiated in one hundred russian premier league games was due to referee the spot at moscow versus ross stuff game at the luzhniki stadium on sunday he leaves a wife and two children and president of the russian football union set to go first think of describe the death as a great tragedy adding the r.f.u. would do all it could to help mr pastimes family. there's been an emotional comeback to wimbledon for serena williams as the women's defending champion burst

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now to modern pentathlon where czech david sprawled out won the inaugural kremlin cup as the world's top pentathlete descended on moscow over the weekend as for marcos or as reports of. russian men have plenty to boast about when it comes to the big bend on events starting with the sydney two thousand games the country is yet to relinquish the summit of the podium and de maurice if he will be hoping for gold number three of the upcoming games in london but the next generation is already breathing down his neck at eighteen years of age sugar of his already making ways for the national team the youngster and made his senior debut at this first ever grand rink up one the fencing event and. followed up with a great performance both in the pool and in the show jumping arena and that elevated him to fourth overall before the combined running and shooting events where he encountered some difficulty with a newly introduced laser gun finishing in one of us i like it here with the scene is in love everything today except for the shooting i just can't get it right but i won the fencing told him

prosecute the brakes on efforts by countries wanting to take action against syria which the kremlin says could lead to a libya style military intervention moscow is blocking drop presence and u.n. that would put pressure on the syrian regime. that america's prisons are under fire for illegally interacting death row inmates drug design for killing animals human rights groups say the chemical has not been properly tested and could be painfully torturing prisoners to death. back surgery needs a possible candidate for next year's french presidential election far right leader marine their power is breaking on the influx of immigrants and her ticket something she says is being exacerbated by her country's actions in libya. so when i'm president of first round victory in france's presidential elections next year she says the france is on the verge of revolution and what tactics to expect nicolas sarkozy to use to try and stop he would empower. god no i don't think there is a risk person a sincere and he's a her own ideas there is no reason to warry the greatest danger in connection with nicolas

russia puts the brakes on efforts by countries want to take action against syria as a kremlin says could lead to a libya style military intervention. death row inmates are being a lethal injection the animal killing drugs which rights groups claim is tantamount to torture. the culture and cuisine of the caucuses gets you close up. on air and online this is our tame news are not small twenty four hours a day similar goals but with very different methods for bringing stability to libya mentors chief is calling on the coalition to get even more active in what is already an intensified campaign at the same time russia is discussing peace with both the regime and the rebels the kremlin special envoy saying both sides of the war is not the solution. for national isn't it with. later continues bombing tripoli we've been hearing heavy strikes overnight as well as during the day this week actually the libyan capital has seen the most intense a fair rate since the beginning of the operation in march with nato targeting gadhafi his compound and command and control centers in attempt to within the e

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