Двадцать лет немыслимой боли, которая выпала на долю нашего народа.
Беслан - это урок, который невозможно отменить, перенести или забыть. Мы должны помнить. Должны каждый день делать всё возможное, чтобы больше никто и никогда не испытал того, что пережили матери и отцы Беслана.
Двадцать лет немыслимой боли, которая выпала на долю нашего народа.
Беслан - это урок, который невозможно отменить, перенести или забыть. Мы должны помнить. Должны каждый день делать всё возможное, чтобы больше никто и никогда не испытал того, что пережили матери и отцы Беслана.
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