11. Weapons of anti-soviet struggle warriors - dissidents - like Alexander Daniel: typing machine, photo camera. Could they with such simple things overthrow the regime?
12. Academic Sakharov portrait in mature age. Childish face of the Soviet hydrogen bomb creator.
Elite of the Russian intellectual elite. Most of his professional life he spent in a closed city, personally guarded, having income unthinkable for an average soviet.
What did he know about democracy, private property, and the life of common people?
What this physicist grown on communist propaganda and information restrictions knew about history, economics, politics?
"Peace, progress, and human rights are the three goals, inseparably connected. One can not reach one of them neglecting others" - wrote Andrei Sakharov in his Nobel lecture.
There are pictures of Chechnja horrors surrounding the poster.
Why? Why put the unpopular Chechen topic inside Sakharov's museum? What do they have in common, a war which most russians consider as a just war against Chechen terrorists, bandits, and thieves and the image of Andrei Sakharov - a poor fighter for the freedom of Russian people?
Is image of the Russian hero is used once again in the shameless political games?
What Sakharov did personally to be compromised in the eyes of an average russian so that his name was remembered inside the wrong context?
In his own museum?
13. War in Chechnia. A sniper stands in front of a ditch full of the dead. The man holds the russian cross in his hand. But he wears long hair and a beard which is impossible in russian army. Who is he?
This sign reads "Enough!"
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15. You can sign a declaration of November 2002 proclaiming immediate cease of fire and starting negotiations. With Zakaev?
16. Books about Chechnia and Sakharov's articles together on a special table - free.
17. A war-time window. This was a method of glass protection during nazis bomber raids.
18. The supporting basis of Andrei Sakharov museum. The sign reads: "Thank you for your dollars and rubles!"
19. The building and Financial funds were provided by:
Moscow government,
American Agency of International Development,
National Fond of Development of Democracy (USA),
McArthur Fund (USA),
Soros Fund (USA),
Allan Win ( Great Britain ),
Andrei Sakharov and Elena Bonner (Russia).
20. At the Andrei Sakharov library.
