good afternoon, fenya, you are asking for information about murza’s house and his family.area was occupied; everyone who worked at the station did not have time to leave. stayed with the germans, everyone lived in our house after the battle, in 1942, in april , murza’s family was shot by the germans, and kolotukhina os was shot with them, along with the daughter she had in 1941. we can’t describe the reasons for this because we don’t know. there was only one dimochka left, whom after the execution his parents sent to gatchina, to an orphanage. now no one knows anything about him. fedya also sent two letters to skov asking about his parents. they could also tell him that they were no longer alive. feni. there are three houses left at the station, this is ours and two more next to ours, the rest were all burned down, now they are gradually being built again. it turns out, based on this letter, that little dima was taken to a shelter in gadchina, you sent us several photographs, let's look at them now, tell us who is in the photo? on the right, this is the head of the install

murza, we lost, so many tears were shed by my relatives, and still the call of blood makes me, maybes letter, the answer to my aunt’s letter, the search letter, it was sent... only dimechka remained, whom after the execution his parents sent to gatchina in shelter, now no one knows anything about it. fedya also sent two letters to skova asking about his parents. they could also tell him that they were no longer alive. fenya. there are three houses left at the station, this is ours and two more next to ours. the rest were all burnt down, now they are gradually being built again. it turns out, according to this letter, that he is small. you sent us several photos, let's look at them now, tell us who is in the photo, on the right - this is the head of the ustovka station, murza philip petrovich, this is my aunt, elena stepanovna, this is dimochka in the middle, dimochka, who is vadim, yes, yeah, of them only dima survived, an adult. shot, this is the second sister, who is with a nine-month-old child, elena stepanovna was also shot, this is the family, well, the patient is probably murza

he is an outspoken critic of latimer which means that vladimir kara-murza is incredibly -- in prison.in exile. today, vladimir kara-murza won a pulitzer about essays that he wrote for fighting for democracy in russia and how dangerous it is. for speaking out against the war in ukraine he was convicted of treason and is serving a 25 year sentence in russia. the citation says it was awarded for his passionate columns written under great personal risk from his prison cell, warning of the consequences of dissent in putin's russia and insisting on a democratic future for his country. tomorrow, latimer will be inaugurated for another term as president of russia, his 25th year in power and counting. on the eve of the inauguration, there's news that russia is planning military exercises for russian troops to practice using tactical nuclear weapons on the battlefield in the war in ukraine. three european intelligence agencies today warned that russia is plotting violent acts of sabotage all across europe including bombings and arson and attacks on infrastructure. we've also had news about russ

kara-murza has remained steadfast in his opposition to putin. he continues his writings from putin's gulag, deeply thoughtful pieces. the titles of recent pieces he's written include "even from a russian prison i can see putin's weakness and i'm proud to have spoken out against putin's crimes in ukraine." it was his powerful writing that won him international recognition rand a pulitzer prize. i want to congratulate him and to thank his family for their courage on receiving this prestigious award. most importantly, i want to remind him that what he is doing is not ignored, nor forgotten. and to vladimir putin i say, your folly in ukraine and domestic repression cannot hide the light of kara-murza's moving words. mr. president, on a different subject, i want to speak on president biden's recent decision to withhold certain offensive u.s. weapons from israel that might be useded in an assault on rafah. i support president biden. it is not, as some have characterized it, a failure to support israel in a dangerous region after a genuinely horrific h

his name is vladimir kara-murza having been a guest on this show in the past. he is a journalist and a political activist. he's an outspoken critic of russian president vladimir putin which of course means he is in prison. all putin's critics are in prison. or dead. or in exile. he won a pulitzer today for a series of essays he wrote for "the washington post" about fighting for democracy in russia and how dangerous it is to do so. he was convicted of treason. he's serving a 25-year sentence in russia. the citation for his prize today says he was awarded for his passionate columns written under great personal risk from his prison cell. warning about the consequences of diisn't in putin's russia. tomorrow, vladimir putin will be inaugurated for yet another term as president of russia, marking his 25th year and counting. on the eve of that inauguration tonight, there's news russia is planning military exercises for russian troops to practice using tactical nuclear weapons on the battlefield in their war in ukraine. financial times cites three european intelligence

but most importantly, take with you a portrait of sinaev’s great-great-grandfather beg murza.gan to fight from the first days of the war, and his journey continued from the north caucasus, and his life was cut short near kharkov in 1942. in honor of the gabayraev brothers in vladikovkaz they named street, and descendants come out every year with their portraits. here the highlands in the native land of the heroes are remembered. the immortal regiment is on high, in the sky above ugra. daria is a pilot of the bars aerobatic team. on the glass is a photograph of kanorezov's great-grandfather georgy grigorievich. he was called up to fight in 1941 and was wounded twice in the neck. and also nikolai fedorovich bushuev, sofya fedorovna elcheninova, all front-line soldiers, this is their personal immortal regiment, pride and gratitude for the great feat. nikolay pudin, victoria edinova, liliya lobkova, lyudmila kalieva, channel one. for me the most the main thing was that the uniform was always ironed, the arrows, the collar, i just can’t imagine myself in civilian clothes. sometimes