Murder Victim. On September 1, 2004, the first day of school in Russia, a group of terrorists attacked School Number One in Beslan, North Ossetia-Alania, Russian Federation and took more than 1,200 children and adults hostage. The school was held under siege until September 3 when the terrorists detonated bombs in the packed gymnasium precipitating a firefight between them and Russian security forces. More than 300 civilians were killed, half of them children.
Published summer 2005 in Vladikavkaz,'Timoshka's Stories' were composed by Timur Tedtov. Since his early childhood, his parents encouraged him to tell and write stories. His mother dedicated the printing to all the children who were killed at School Number One. The book was distributed to the children of Beslan on the first anniversary of the tragedy.
Published summer 2005 in Vladikavkaz,'Timoshka's Stories' were composed by Timur Tedtov. Since his early childhood, his parents encouraged him to tell and write stories. His mother dedicated the printing to all the children who were killed at School Number One. The book was distributed to the children of Beslan on the first anniversary of the tragedy.
Murder Victim. On September 1, 2004, the first day of school in Russia, a group of terrorists attacked School Number One in Beslan, North Ossetia-Alania, Russian Federation and took more than 1,200 children and adults hostage. The school was held under siege until September 3 when the terrorists detonated bombs in the packed gymnasium precipitating a firefight between them and Russian security forces. More than 300 civilians were killed, half of them children.
Published summer 2005 in Vladikavkaz,'Timoshka's Stories' were composed by Timur Tedtov. Since his early childhood, his parents encouraged him to tell and write stories. His mother dedicated the printing to all the children who were killed at School Number One. The book was distributed to the children of Beslan on the first anniversary of the tragedy.
Published summer 2005 in Vladikavkaz,'Timoshka's Stories' were composed by Timur Tedtov. Since his early childhood, his parents encouraged him to tell and write stories. His mother dedicated the printing to all the children who were killed at School Number One. The book was distributed to the children of Beslan on the first anniversary of the tragedy.
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