Theologian Paul Begley of Indiana reports radiation is killing Japan's people, and 40 million may be evacuated to the Kuril Islands of Russia www.paulbegleyprophecy.com this is apocalyptic event http
операция по спасению рыбаков с оторвавшейся льдины в районе села Взморье Долинского района Сахалинской области успешно завершилась. Всего в ходе поисково-спасательных работ с ледового поля на берег было доставлено 675 человек, в том числе 335 рыбаков были сняты с помощью вертолёта МЧС России и 25 человек вертолётом Сахалинского пограничного отделения береговой охраны ФСБ России. Состояние всех спасенных людей удовлетворительное, медицинская помощь не требуется.
Russia, Sakhalin Island, August 2011
Регулярный рейс "Амурские авиалинии" Оха (Сахалин) - Хабаровск на самолете ЯК-40. Взлет, полет над Сахалином, полет над разлившимся Амуром, посадка в аэропорту Хабаровска. Август 2009. Scheduled flight "Amur Airlines Okha (Sakhalin) - Khabarovsk YAK-40. Take off, fly over Sakhalin, a flight over river Amur, landing at the airport in Khabarovsk. August 2009.
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Georgi Benkovski (Bulgarian: Георги Бенковски; 184312 May 1876) was the pseudonym of Gavril Gruev Hlatev (Гаврил Груев Хлътев), a Bulgarian revolutionary and leading figure in the organization and direction of the Bulgarian anti-Ottoman April Uprising of 1876 and apostle of its 4th Revolutionary District. Born around 1843 to the family of the small-time merchant and craftsman Gruyo Hlatev, Benkovski was a native of the bustling sub-Balkan town of Koprivshtitsa and had two sisters, Kuna and Vasilya. Due to his difficult childhood, Benkovski had two drop out of school after finishing third grade in order to be tutored as a tailor by his mother and make a living. Discontent with his job, he became a frieze dealer and left for Asia Minor together with a friend to sell their products with little success. For around ten years, Benkovski lived in various cities of the Orient, including Istanbul (Tsarigrad),
