What the Papers Say, Sept. 11, 2012

12 September 2012 | Issue 4969

BBC Monitoring

A roundup of today's Russian-language newspapers

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What the Papers Say, Sept. 11, 2012

Scores Evacuated as Moscow Feels First Tremors in 35 Years

Father of Chechen Shot by FBI Thinks Son Was Tortured

Churchill and Stalin in All-Night Wartime Drinking Session

Q&A: Anti-Drug Crusader Roizman Wears Many Hats

Surkov Replaced by Trusty Technocrat

Chechen Killed in U.S. While Questioned About Boston Bombing

What the Papers Say, Sept. 11, 2012