Sight №97 25.10.1996 (1996)

An excerpt from the Vzglyad program on May 17, 1996: Yuri Malinin with his father at his own grave.

Filming in October: Yuri Malinin comes to the People's Court of the Kuzhenersky District, the passport office and the registry office on the issue of restoring documents.

It is impossible to get a job without documents.

The family continues to visit the grave of the unknown soldier.

An analytical story about the fates of former prisoners of war returning to their homeland.

A conversation with Major Vyacheslav Izmailov and Father Philip (formerly Father Sergius, in the worldly world Sergei Zhigunov, a former prisoner of war).

A protest in Milwaukee in 1994: veterans of the Vietnam War are trying to draw attention to the fates of people who have been in captivity since 1967. Problems of prisoners of war around the world.

The attitude of heads of state and representatives of military tribunals toward those released.

Comments by V.Ya.

Izmailov and Yu.P. Yakovlev on investigations and amnesties.

The story uses footage from war chronicles of different years.

Additional comments by V.Ya.

Izmailov: an amnesty is necessary because without it people will not return.

Announcement of the next episodes of the program: A father of many children was awarded the title of "Mother Heroine".

Restoration of paintings taken from Grozny.

Nagorno-Karabakh in anticipation of the presidential elections.

Fire shows by Alexander Yakovlev.

Russian travelers Leonid Kruglov and Oleg Aliyev visiting pygmies.

A businessman from the Urals built a kindergarten and a school for his son.

A new novel by tax police colonel Nikolai Ivanov.

Music teacher Vladimir Polukhin returned to work at the school after 7 years in prison.

Fragments of lessons.

Having become a member of the board of trustees of the colony after his release, the teacher gives lectures to prisoners on culture.

Plans of V.Ya.

Izmailov and Father Philip for further work with prisoners of war.