The most famous journalist and publicist of anti-Putin Russia is the Canadian tour of Alexander Nevzorov
The evening event with the legendary reporter, publicist and director.
That higher power that Nevzorova came up with clearly wanted to carve out of us a lot of emotions, sometimes mutually exclusive, but always very strong. Rejection - yes, hatred - maybe, admiration - most likely, rejection multiplied by admiration - bull's-eye! Complete rejection is your difficulty.
Nevzorov is so honest that it causes amazement and makes you suspect the legendary Alexander Glebovich of drawing. In double and triple bottom. But the most amazing thing is that there is no double bottom. There are only his human principles. Or the principle. It lies in the fact that a person should not be in captivity of illusions about himself. The world is too diverse and cruel, good and evil are mixed so much that an attempt to separate one from the other ends tragically.
Duration: 2 — 3 hours without intermission.
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On December 3, 1987, the information program of the Leningrad television “600 seconds” went on the air and lasted for six years, the chief editor and host of which was Alexander Nevzorov. The program became a cult and entered the Guinness Book of Records as the highest rated television project.
As a reporter and as a soldier, he was a participant in the wars in Yugoslavia, Transnistria, Karabakh, the Baltic States, Iraq and Chechnya, one of the first, together with General Rokhlin, entered Grozny.
About the Chechen war, Nevzorov filmed the documentary "Hell" (1995) and the feature film "Chistilishche" (1997).
He was wounded twice, shell-shocked once.
Three times he became a voluntary hostage of terrorists in exchange for the release of people. Cavalier of the orders "For personal courage", medals "Defender of Transnistria", "For strengthening the military community", "Participant in hostilities in Chechnya", Cossack cross "For the defense of Transnistria", etc.
On March 2, 2022, the Main Investigation Department of the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation opened a criminal case against Nevzorov for "publicly disseminating, under the guise of reliable reports, deliberately false information about the actions of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation." The Russian Ministry of Justice added Nevzorov to the list of media outlets as “foreign agents”, and in May 2022, the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs put Nevzorov on the wanted list.