Russians remember theatre siege

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Friends, relatives and survivors mark the anniversary of the storming of a theatre in Moscow seized by Chechen rebels. Russian troops went in after three days following the rebels' threat to blow up the building where they were holding the entire audience hostage. The assault ended with the deaths of 130 hostages and 39 rebels. Paul Chapman reports.

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