“It was written to become a journalist”: 20 years since the death of Artyom Borovik
2020-03-09T06:10:57.487Z
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On March 9, 2000, a famous Russian journalist Artyom Borovik died in a plane crash. He worked as a correspondent and one of the presenters of the program “Vzglyad”, published in the magazine “Spark” and a number of other publications. However, the greatest fame was brought to him by cooperation with the popular newspaper "Top Secret", where he was invited by its founder Julian Semenov. Subsequently, Borovik became the editor-in-chief of this publication, and later headed the eponymous information holding. During his work as a journalist, Borovik repeatedly visited hot spots: he covered the events in Afghanistan, Nicaragua, visited Chernobyl after an explosion at a nuclear power plant. “Living honestly is more profitable,” - so he described his creed.
Source: russiart