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The first day of the trial
Publish date: October 20, 1998
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The first day of the trial
1998-10-20 12:00
The first day of the trial
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Uniformed and armed guards appeared to keep the proceedings safelybehind closed doors shortly after the judge had made his desicion. |
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Prosecutor Gutsan |
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Gutsan and Schmidt meeting the press in the first break, while thejudges were making their desicion on whether to allow the public tofollow the proceedings. |
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From Bellona’s observers’ center, next door to the court |
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Two FSB agents entering the court |
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