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Not long ago were not far away. Smith that deliberate destruction because of the story of the foundations of the peoples culture of places of worship and then use snap their spirits you undermined their ability to fight or identify as a people we have seen that with the last two years with iraq and syria with the Islamic State this destroying mosques and shrines in ancient sites and they saw what they saw cherished destroyed and assumed they would be the next victims so the strategy for the Isla...

Not long ago were not far away. Smith that deliberate destruction because of the story of the foundations of the peoples culture of places of worship and then use snap their spirits you undermined their ability to fight or identify as a people we have seen that with the last two years with iraq and syria with the Islamic State this destroying mosques and shrines in ancient sites and they saw what they saw cherished destroyed and assumed they would be the next victims so the strategy for the Isla...

This is news from the studio vladislav bunder, hello, here are just some of the topics of the issue. At the orthodox radunitsa , Traffic Police officers help relieve heavy traffic near cemeteries. Exposing war crimes. In belarus, orthodox believers celebrate radunitsa; the day of remembrance of the departed falls on the second tuesday of easter week. According to tradition, belarusians went to the cemetery to honor the memory of their deceased relatives. Yes, many visited the graves back. But ev...

The soundtracks to Alejandro Jodorowsky’s ‘El Topo’ and ‘The Holy Mountain’ are a perfect accompaniment to the films.

On this day, 21 years ago, the trial of Slobodan Milošević began in the Hague, Netherlands.

A bit like the playwright Fernando Arrabal who launched an artistic project of decades after spotting a couple of disjointed phrases, our columnist reflects on the anodyne coincidences that led him to write this article.

Novelist and philosopher Albert Camus dies in a car crash on this day in 1960.

There is a quality to the color photography in Werner Herzog's "Nosferatu the Vampyre" that seeps into your bones. It would be inadequate to call it "saturated." It is rich, heavy, deep. The earth looks cold and dirty. There isn't a lot of green, and it looks wet. Mountains look craggy, gray, sharp-edged. Interiors are filmed in bold reds and browns and whites -- whites, especially, for the faces, and above all for Count Dracula's. It is a film of remarkable beaut...

I think also the people here are not really interested in going to these big public places right now. i think theyre waiting to see what happens. as i said, people were on a knife edge today when they thought there was a possible attack. people are really fragile and arent looking to go to these places as of now. >> chapman bell live from paris. thank you very much. joining me now by phone is paul ackerman. paul, chapman was just describing today that the first day that parisians were able to ...

To these big public places right now. i think theyre waiting to see what happens. as i said, people were on a knife edge today when they thought there was a possible attack. people are really fragile and arent looking to go to these places as of now. >> chapman bell live from paris. thank you very much. joining me now by phone is paul ackerman. paul, chapman was just describing today that the first day that parisians were able to leave their homes really. but still a real mood of fear in the c...