History

• 25 February, 09:00 “We need to thank them” — how Tatarstan preparing to honour veterans on 75th anniversary of Victory Tatarstan President Rustam Minnikhanov has hold a meeting of the Organizing Committee to prepare for the 75th anniversary of the Victory
• 07 February, 09:00 ‘One can frankly lie in the information space, and the government pretends not to see it’ Historian Mikhail Meltyukov on the opening of WWII archives. Part 2
• 31 January, 09:00 How citizens of Nizhnekamsk lived without clean water till 2000s A water treatment plant was launched in the petrochemical capital of Tatarstan 12 years ago, now even the tap water is safe to drink

• 13 February, 09:00 ‘Shoigu has two roles: as artist and sculptor’ The Russian defence minister’s paintings, graphics and sculptures can be admired in the Kazan Kremlin from August to September
• 03 February, 09:00 Mikhail Meltyukhov: “We see our contribution to the liberation of Poland, but they do not need it” Why is there a clear political line in the desire of the Polish people to rewrite the history of the Second World War
• 30 January, 09:00 Tatarstan digitized only 0.2% of library fund in 10 years The Republic of Tatarstan spends more than 8 million rubles annually to organize the work of the Electronic Library of the Republic of Tatarstan portal, including book digitization

• 29 January, 09:00 Nizhnekamsk: undeclared social disaster at the turn of the century 41 years without own water, or How the capital of chemists decided to build SOV-NKNH
• 27 January, 09:00 ‘The Union of Salvation is a crime against our contemporaries’ historical consciousness’ Historian Nikita Sokolov about “big lie” in the new film about Decembrists
• 23 January, 09:00 “If you ask people on the street, 30% will say that the Earth is flat” Archaeologist Dmitry Korobov — about the origin of man, the myths of Arkaim and much more

• 27 January, 09:00 Kirill Solovyov: “There appeared something that had been dreamed of for many years — constitutional monarchy” To the 115th anniversary of the beginning of the First Russian Revolution: why Nicholas II took drastic measures in governing the country
• 23 January, 09:00 ‘Nicholas II’s heir was born, and he was feared he would hand over less power to his son’ Historian Kirill Solovyov about why the Russian Revolution of 1905 took place
• 28 December, 09:00 About how a Tatar from Ulyanovsk receives a medal from Erdogan for his research on Golden Horde The research took the professor about five years, part of this time he had to spend in Iran, learning Persian to work with sources