Hundreds Pay Respects to Slain U.S. Journalist
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Hundreds of mourners filled a Moscow cathedral to remember American journalist Paul Klebnikov, and his brothers urged authorities to solve his slaying.
Klebnikov, the editor of Forbes magazine’s Russian edition, was shot to death Friday on a Moscow street. He will be buried in the United States. Klebnikov, 41, was the descendant of Russian emigrants who fled the Bolshevik Revolution.
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