Sight №209 12.04.1999 (1999)

The hosts discuss the topic of the previous issue with Ksenia Alferova - the decision of St.

Petersburg students to go to Belgrade.

A story about the imprisonment of Russian pilots in an Indian prison.

An interview with Father Dionysius.

The pilots' lawyer Karina Moskalenko talks about the current situation of the prisoners.

The progress of the case and future prospects are discussed.

The director of the Chelyabinsk PO "Leader" Sergey Bukhdruker gives an interview after swimming in an ice hole, talks about his methods of managing people. "Day of the Dissatisfied" on April 1 in the red corner.

Statements by workers, excerpts from an interview with the director.

Psychological training for employees.

Fireworks.

Civic position.

Konstantin Kinchev answers questions about the cancellation of concerts in the United States, in connection with the beginning of the bombing of Yugoslavia.

Wars as a phenomenon and their influence on people's consciousness.

A telephone call from a correspondent from Belgrade with a story about Easter celebrations. K.A. Alferova asks questions about prisoners.

Broadcast from Belgrade, Yugoslav pianist Ivan Tasovec gives an interview to Yuri Shevchuk.

The musicians talk about the culture and spirit of the Yugoslav people during the war.

How not to become embittered during the war, but on the contrary, to unite, not to lose spirituality and to resist evil together.

Questions of faith, moral purity and the appropriate upbringing of the younger generations.

The return of a descendant of the Meshchersky princes to the Petrovskoye-Alabino estate near Moscow.

Civil engineer Evgeny Alekseevich Meshchersky talks about the estate.

The current state of the estate, the life and everyday life of the Meshchersky family.

The opinion of local residents.

Visitors to the museum and guests of the estate.

Discussion of the story in the studio.