Politburo №1 10.09.1992 (1992)

Current events news: Arkady Murashov's resignation; former OMON officer Sergei Parfenov's trial in Riga - telephone communication with his wife Olga; help for homeless puppies; uncertified cognac appearing in Moscow kiosks.

Alexander Politkovsky talks about the possible removal of the Politburo program from the air, reads out a quote from Pyotr Shelest about Leonid Brezhnev.

The "White Book" section: A story about some government officials demanding money from foreign journalists for interviews.

The prison building.

Guards in the corridors.

The door to the cell opens.

An interview with Valentin Stepankov, who has become a defendant in this case.

The sign on the checkpoint: "Prosecutor General's Office of the Russian Federation".

An interview with Lori Hayes, a journalist for "The Wall Street Journal" (simultaneously, in English).

An interview with a Newsday employee who did not give her name.

The Spiegel TV logo.

Dmitry Yazov in the frame.

New York.

The city from above.

Flying around the Statue of Liberty.

A selection of various sports competitions.

An interview with John Dahlberg, a correspondent for the Los Algeles Times.

A rocket launch from the Baikonur Cosmodrome.

Moscow.

The Kremlin - a general panorama with a flyby.

The buildings of the Ukraine Hotel and the Government House.

Guest of the studio Pavel Gutionov.

An interview with a journalist.

Continuation of the topic of paying cash rewards for interviews.

Pavel Gutionov talks about the media's reluctance to conflict with government officials and the lack of objective public opinion in the country.

Continuation of the story about paid interviews involving representatives of the Ministry of Defense.

Synchronized with The Philadelphia Inquirer journalist Fen Montaigne.

The journalist was asked for $300 for visiting a tank division in Nizhny Novgorod.

Telephone communication with a representative of the division's press service.

Video footage: a military unit of the missile forces, a missile launcher, a control panel.

A stand-up routine by journalist Andrei Kalitin outside the Defense Ministry building.

Synchronized by journalist Bernard Cohen (Liberation).

Video footage: Boris Yeltsin meets with the command of the Russian Navy on a warship.

Synchronized by journalist Michael Dubs from the Washington Post (synchronously in English), who refused to pay for the interview.

Interview with Marco Politi, president of the Foreign Correspondents' Association in Moscow.

A government ZIL enters the Kremlin through the gates.

Parked government ZILs.

Close-up - the Russian flag on the Senate building at night.

The escort leaves the Kremlin (evening footage).

Close-up of the American dollar.

Continuation of the interview with Pavel Gutionov.

A conversation about the role and place of the press in the ranks of the current government.

A video story (Edichka's column) about a Moscow family buying a pair of sneakers for their daughter.

A shoe store.

The seller offers customers shoes to try on.

Price tags in thousandths (large).

An interview with a buyer of Akinfeeva's sneakers.

A story about returning sneakers after they became unusable after four days of wearing.

A commercial store refused to exchange the goods.

Tips on buying quality shoes.

Dissatisfied buyers of low-quality sneakers give interviews on the street.

A staged game story from the life of Edichka, how leaky sneakers ruined his life.

Cartoon column "PB News".

The drawn character talks about current events in a humorous manner: an air traffic controllers' strike, the sale of ships of the Ukrainian fleet, Boris Yeltsin and Ruslan Khasbulatov at the "Musical Autumn" festival; Founding conference of the National Salvation Front in Zhukovsky (interview with Viktor Alksnis about his possible appointment as Minister of Defense).

Music video for the song by poet and songwriter Vadim Dobuzhsky.