a phenomenon which came to be known as the natasha trade.ber of people living in poverty rose to 72 million. in the end, one day before the second millennium ended, ended his presidency. in russia to a third, doubled the economic growth and reduced the inflation rate, which was going to be a three digit one into a single digit one. during the same period, the united states owed about 15 trillion dollars to the world. although history can never return life to the young russian girls who sell their bodies to pay for food, it taught a lesson to the russians and using that lesson. they could rebuild a shattered superpower. the story isn't over, you and the audience are part of the count, i hope it's not a greek tragedy. step into the compelling world of the syrian poet ahlam banawi as his captivating documentary explore. her unwavering dedication to syria and the profound personal struggles that she endured during the war in syria. we still oppose a general cease fire, yes. israel has a right to defend itself. firstly headlines more women and ch

with girls who had gone there to sell their bodies, a phenomenon which came to be known as the natasha tradenumber of people living in poverty rose to 72 million. the russians decided to stop the gamble they had started 15 years ago with gorbachev, decision which within a few years decreased unemployment rate in russia to a third, doubled the economic growth and reduced the inflation rate which was going. be a three- diigit one into a single digit one. during the same period, the united states ed about 15 trillion dollars to the world. although history can never return life to the young russian girls, whose their bodies to pay for food, it taught a lesson to the russians, and using that lesson they could rebuild a shattered superpower. the story isn't over, you and the audience are part of the count, i hope it's not a greek tragedy. sono l'avvocato carlo corbucci italiano, tra le mie esperienze ci sono stati soprattutto questi casi di terrorismo, cosiddetto terrorismo islamico. del cosiddetto terrorismo islamico, cosa c'era di vero, cosa c'era di esagerato, cosa potesse nascondere al di là d

with girls who had gone there to sell their bodies. a phenomenon which came to be known as the natasha trade. in russia, in the next eight years, the number of people living in poverty rose to 72 million. in the end, one day before the second millennium ended, yeltsin ended his presidency. прощения за то, что многие наши с вами мечты не сбылись, за то, что нам казалось просто, а казалось мучительно, тяжело, я прошу прощения, the russians decided to stop the gamble they had started 15 years ago with gorbachev. decision which within a few years decreased unemployment rate in russia to a third, doubled the economic growth and reduced the inflation rate, which was going to be a three- diigit one into a single digit one. during the same period, the united states owed about 15 trillion dollars to the world. although history can never return life to the young russian girls who selved their bodies to... for food, it taught a lesson to the russians and using that lesson they could rebuild a shattered superpower. the story isn't over, you and the audience are part of the count. i hope it's not a greek

a phenomenon which came to be known as the natasha trade. russia, in the next eight years, the... the economic growth and reduced the inflation rate, which was going to be a three- diigit one into a single digit one. during the same period, the united states owed about $15 trillion dollars to the world. although history can never return life to the young russian girls who selved their bodies to pay for food, it taught a lesson to the russians and using that lesson they could rebuild a shattered superpower. todos los suelos que estamos vierando. the story isn't over, you and the audience are part of the country. i hope it's not a greek tragedy. levi left us letter, my mother had found it, here is to all the ones i love, i am sorry i could not take it anymore, so it is time for me to go. to go where the sun is always sunny and the grass is always green and the flowers smell like honey. the happy son that i'd known that loved life so much and loved children and animals now we just seem like this shell of a person. i think... he could still be h

trading company, head of department. listen, you probably know the address too, right? yes, pod kovyrva 12, is that how you helped us? by the way, the honey is excellent, it just left. natasha, i, i, what am i? well - how can i explain this to you? what does this mean? shura, what's going on? what park were you in? can you explain this to me? okay, let's not do it now, please, i just don't have time right now. listen, i have such problems, hello, what's going on? they found my cufflink next to that woman's body. okay, that's it. i 'm going, where? what difference does it make, now, where? i told you, you don't need to go to that damn park, did i? vskatima, are you still afraid that someone will see you? what will happen now? you, you don't understand, my father will kill me, do you understand this please, please, don't worry, don't worry, everything will be fine, i will solve all the problems, i promise you, i promise! so, i won't be here until tomorrow, okay, okay, of course, okay, yes, of course. yes, hello, len, hi, it's me, listen, well, i've been combing through a couple of addresses, it seems, in vain, that a certain citizen semina, identified the pancake, says she or

offended by the trade in graves, you understand, they bargained with me, a year before my mother's death they bargained with me for these graves, the words were : ah, you need the memory, natasha well natasha, sisters, they seized two graves, two. they didn’t let me do anything there, they also said that they would demolish the monument that i left to natalya viktorovna, another sister, that is, it started there a year ago, and they told me, oh, you want to honor the memory, please, irina will write you off, so to speak, responsibility for the graves, and you give your sister an apartment, when i asked my mother, the letter is talking about an apartment right away, yes, she writes, i gave the apartment to yulia, i didn’t give it to privatize. privatized, well, let’s, let’s look at this apartment, which it is said in the first practical lines of the letter, yes, hello, come in, my mother, tatyana viktorovna mordyukova, lived in this apartment, she was sick here and raised us here, basically. the family apartment, so to speak, this iconostasis, of course, i took out of nona's apartment when i finished the annuity agreement for my mother, but i just wanted to create a mood for he