In memory of the killed journalists By Tarasova Alina ( Chuvash State University)

Its a very dangerous profession.

May, 2004. Meeting in Ukraine

Russian journalists killed in 2005

Pavel Makeev, TNT- pulse TV channel, Rostov-on-Don

Alexander Pitersky, Radio Baltic, St. Petersburg

Tamirlan Kazihanov, Ministry of Home Affairs press service, Nalchik

Russian journalists killed in 200 6

Vagif Kochetkov, Work newspaper, Tula

Ilya Zimin, NTV TV Channel, Moscow

Oleg Barabyshkin, Radio-L, Chelyabinsk

Eugenie Gerasimenko, Saratov deal newspaper, Saratov

Alexander Petrov, The right to a choice magazine, Omsk

Ann Politkovskaya, New Newspaper, Moscow

Anatoly Voronin, IA ITAR-TASS, Moscow

Russian journalists killed in 200 7

Yuri Shebalkin, Kaliningrad truth newspaper, Kaliningrad

Konstantin Borovko, Province TV Channel, Khabarovsk

Ivan Safronov, Kommersant newspaper, Moscow

Leonid Atkind, Carreer newspaper, Saratov

Vyacheslav Ifanov, New TV of Aleisk channel, Aleisk

Russian journalists killed in 200 8

Elena Shestakova, 5 corners newspaper, St. Petersburg

Ilyas Shurpaev, Channel One, Moscow

Gadghi Abashilov, STRC Makhachkala, Makhachkala

Magomed Evloev, sait Ingushetia.ru, Nazran

Telman Alishaev, TV-Chirkey channel, Makhachkala

Russian journalists killed in 200 9

Anastasia Baburova, New Newspaper, Moscow

Vyacheslav Yaroshenko, Corruption and Crime, Rostov-on-Don

Natalia Estemirova, New Newspaper, Grozny

Malik Ahmedilov, Hakikat newspaper, Makhachkala

Olga Kotovskaya, C ascade TV Channel, Kaliningrad

Russian journalists killed in 20 10

Konstantin Popov, PH Theme, Tomsk

Maxim Zyev, Kaliningrad country newspaper, Kaliningrad

Dmitry Okkert, Expert TV Channel, Moscow

Bella Ksalova, IA Caucasian hub, Cherkessk

Magomedvagif (Sultan) Sultanmagomedov, Makhachkala-TV channel, Makhachkala

Dayan Shakirov, Chelyabinsk worker newspaper, Chelyabinsk