History

• 20 July, 09:00 Opium against cholera, veterans behind glass, and persecution of Jews: how humanity protected itself from viruses Features of the quarantine — from Black Death to COVID-19
• 08 July, 09:00 “Objectivity in popular press did not bother almost anyone at that time” Alexander Melman about what happened to journalism of perestroika period
• 25 June, 09:00 Putin and Sabantuy: “He participated in everything that was offered. This became a kind of test” The price of a coin in katyk, or What was really behind the participation of Putin in the meeting on the elimination of the consequences of the hurricane and the fun on Sabantuy

• 16 July, 09:00 Ismet Erikan: “FETO is a dark and insidious organisation with political and economic ambitions” Four years after the failed attempt to oust Erdoğan: the column of the Turkish Consul General's in Kazan
• 07 July, 09:00 “If a barrel of manure exploded somewhere in the country, the CPSU was responsible for it, specifically the secretary of the regional committee” Historian Arseny Zamostyanov about the strengths of the ruling party in the USSR and what destroyed it
• 09 June, 09:00 Leonid Mlechin: ‘Gorbachyov’s foreign policy had only sound calculation, and it was crowned with success’ Nobody thought of prospects of enlarging NATO

• 08 June, 09:00 Diplomat Oleg Ozerov: “The Arabs loved Karim Khakimov very much because he expressed his thoughts like an Arab” The successor of “the Red Pasha” for work in Saudi Arabia — about the Tatar Lawrence of Arabia and the “Muslim Communist”
• 03 June, 09:00 “Gorbachev didn't visit any of the hotbeds of interethnic conflicts” Historian Sergey Vostrikov about ethnic conflicts in the late USSR and federalism, which we have lost but can still gain
• 28 May, 09:00 Chief Mason of Russia: “Our temples are closed, lodges are not meeting — brothers are gathering in Zoom” The interview with Andrey Bogdanov — about Freemasons in Russia, the popularity of Freemasonry in the coronacrisis and the consequences of the pandemic for humanity

• 03 June, 09:00 ‘Yeltsin would have displayed himself in 1937, he would have certainly shot half of the Moscow party organisation to kill’ Leonid Radzikhovsky on how Russia’s future first president returned to power 30 years ago
• 28 May, 09:00 Mintimer Shaimiev: “After the war, the country was recovering and developing thanks to Tatarstan's oil production” The interview of the first president of Tatarstan to Realnoe Vremya newspaper
• 26 May, 09:00 Burial of Czechoslovak legionaries: graves of soldiers or bandits? An echo of the civil war and Chelyabinsk reply for Marshal Konev