Sight №121 16.05.1997 (1997)

An excerpt from the Vzglyad program on April 21, 1995: Aslan Maskhadov recalls the celebration of May 9, 1991 in Vilnius and draws parallels with the present day.

Aleksandr Lyubimov with letters about missing servicemen.

An excerpt from the Chas Pik program on May 12, 1997: an interview with Movladi Udugov about the fate of Pavel Kutytsky and other prisoners of war.

A story about the work of the rescue service: an attempt to prevent a girl from committing suicide.

Aleksandr Lyubimov about journalists who have disappeared in Chechnya.

An interview with Ilyas Bogatyrev with correspondents from ITAR-TASS and Radio Rossii: Nikolai Zagnoiko and Yuri Arkhipov address their families. I. Bogatyrev about a trip to a militant camp.

The difference between fear and cowardice.

The work of stringers (freelance correspondents).

Will the signing of a peace treaty affect the hostage situation?

Firefighters are fulfilling their plan to burn down old houses in Vorkuta.

Forced displacement of people.

Pensioner Vladimir Timonin recalls the camps.

Miner Nikolai Yushkov reflects on learning about life.

Mikhail Zholobov is the last resident of the village of Khalmer-Yu.

Sergei Bodrov meets a man who found gold in the taiga.

Rinat Musin tells the story of his discovery.

Consequences of attempts to hand over gold to the state.

Appealing to television as a way to protect yourself.

A story about a female sniper from Kyiv: pensioner Nina Antonovna Golumbiyevskaya works at a shooting range, teaches young people and continues to practice shooting herself.