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August, 1997

17.05.2000

ON BOTH SIDES OF PRISON BARS
Justice demands to obey the procedure
G. Maryanovskiy, Kharkiv
A crime of the new style
Who will defend major Nedov?
L. Pikovskaya, Odessa
Is a public representative just a figure-head?
R. Mukhamedjanov, Dnepropetrovsk
Stool pigeons also want to eat
Another trial
A sort of the inner party
ARMY
Psychiatric weapons against rebels again
A sad history of a crazy deserter
I. Sukhorukova, Kharkiv
On resurrection of armed forces of Ukraine
INTERETHNIC RELATIONS IN UKRAINE
Anti-Ukrainian meeting in Sebastopol
R. Romanov, Sebastopol
What people think about the union of Ukraine and Russia?
R. Romanov, Sebastopol
A distinguished Ukrainian with a ill-sounding name
A point of view
S. Lashchenko, Lviv
’Rukh’ members are beaten
NEWS FROM THE CRISIS FRONT
The society in the mirror of sociology
The government promises, the people hopes
Pay arrears and national security of Ukraine
Picketing is going on
EDUCATION
Beggars cannot be choosers
S. Litvin, UNIAN
A new law
MISCELLANEA
The dead has their rights as well
I. Fedushchak, Lviv

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