Sochi, April

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In the framework of events dedicated to the 30 th anniversary of the death of Vladimir Vysotsky, in the Adler district of Sochi in the boarding house "Vitara" will open a new museum.
The Museum opens a fan of Vysotsky, Sochi entrepreneur Alexander Zubov, "- said the agency" Interfax-Yug "creator Sochi Club Vladislav V. Vysotsky Funtyakov. He noted that Zubov five years ago has opened a museum of Vladimir Vysotsky in Krasnodar. "In Sochi, the museum will be located on an area of almost 100 square meters", - emphasized F. Funtyakov.
According to him, the museum will be several exhibitions: "creative way", "Vysotsky in Sochi," the artists of Vysotsky.
"Here, on an open platform, will also be broadcast movies about Vysotsky," - said the assistant deputy of the State Duma.
According to him, in Sochi, will host a series of major events on the 30 th anniversary of the death of Vladimir Vysotsky. In particular, the planned Russian regatta to his memory, which simultaneously take place in Samara, Togliatti and Vladivostok, a large concert of songs of Vladimir Vysotsky on a yacht sailing center, spa, two play "Paradise apples" on the book by Marina Vlady, Vladimir or interrupted trip. "
Activities will be held from 7 to 25 July.

[Кирилл Сызранский]

January 14, 1985, after only a few years after the death of the poet, on the eve of his birthday, in Samara, opened a museum of Vladimir Vysotsky.

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Vaenga ask Putin to close the "Dom-2 ":

popular singer in Russia chansons and romances Helen Vaenga going to meet with Prime Minister Vladimir Putin and ask him to close the infamous reality show "Dom- 2". This was the singer said at a concert in St. Petersburg in honor of his birthday , reports " Echo of Moscow" . What is not pleased her transfer , Vaenga not specified .

"Dom- 2" - is not the only issue that the singer wants to discuss with Putin. It also intends to ask the head of the government to ban the singing to the sound recording and to raise public sector wages .

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