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Moscow, October 23, 2002. During the musical nordost at the Dubrovka Theater, Chechen separatists seized the theater and took 850 spectators hostage for three days.

In Buschheimer's work, three women—...

Moscow, October 23, 2002. During the musical nordost at the Dubrovka Theater, Chechen separatists seized the theater and took 850 spectators hostage for three days.

In Buschheimer's work, three women—an eyewitness to the event, a Chechen "black widow" (female militant), a Russian hostage, and a Latvian doctor—present, in the present tense, each from their...

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  • Themes Cinema, Theory & History of Art
  • Language German
  • Number of pages Number of pages 58
  • Cover Cover Soft
  • Year of publication Year of publication 2007
  • Publisher Publisher Parisianou A.E.
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Moscow, October 23, 2002. During the musical nordost at the Dubrovka Theater, Chechen separatists seized the theater and took 850 spectators hostage for three days.

In Buschheimer's work, three women—an eyewitness to the event, a Chechen "black widow" (female militant), a Russian hostage, and a Latvian doctor—present, in the present tense, each from their own perspective, all the incidents of this dark chapter in recent Russian history.

The three women cross-reference their testimonies. The dialogues captivate with their vibrancy and humanity, and without questioning responsibility, they reach their climax with the tragic end of the hostage situation, which resulted in the loss of 170 lives.

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Publisher
Parisianou A.E.
Language
German
Cover
Soft
Number of Pages
58
Release Date
-
Publication Date
2007
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-
Dimensions
14x20.5 cm
Art Movement
Modernism
Art Albums
Yes
Subjects
Cinema, Theory & History of Art
ISBN-13
9789603945055

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Moscow, October 23, 2002. During the musical nordost at the Dubrovka Theater, Chechen separatists seized the theater and took 850 spectators hostage for three days.

In Buschheimer's work, three women—an eyewitness to the event, a Chechen "black widow" (female militant), a Russian hostage, and a Latvian doctor—present, in the present tense, each from their own perspective, all the incidents of this dark chapter in recent Russian history.

The three women cross-reference their testimonies. The dialogues captivate with their vibrancy and humanity, and without questioning responsibility, they reach their climax with the tragic end of the hostage situation, which resulted in the loss of 170 lives.

Manufacturer

Publisher
Parisianou A.E.
Language
German
Cover
Soft
Number of Pages
58
Release Date
-
Publication Date
2007
Award
-
Dimensions
14x20.5 cm
Art Movement
Modernism
Art Albums
Yes
Subjects
Cinema, Theory & History of Art
ISBN-13
9789603945055

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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