it goes 70-80°, then it goes up, makes a slide like this, the german adjusts so that he has very good visibility, and he can shoot it down, he immediately gives up the steering wheel and moves out of the german’s sights. in '41, hundreds of girls came into aviation: some flew dive bombers, some flew fighters, some flew light biplanes, which became night bombers. plywood percalal fabric was covered. such a plywood plane... they joked that the plane was made of holes in sticks, holes for lightening, sticks for strengthening, but in at the same time it was convenient, the shell hit and passed by, yes, if it didn’t hit the gas tank there or the engine, or the iceman, that is, it was all quickly moving, the plane was ready again, the men admired our female pilots.

and the world laid them at the feet of the soviet little one. air is a film about growing up, about sacrifice, about true courage. when i watched it, it was as if i was with them, smith was fighting, it felt as if a tank was passing by, a plane was flying by. have time to feel the air the movie is worth watching on the big screen. maria bronzova, ivan belchenko, anna vashuk, channel one. you can yourself. our

saturday morning broadcast is ending, irina murmtseva was with you, have a good last winter weekend, may it be spent in a warm atmosphere, with those with whom you feel good, in those chores that make you feel good, there is a feeling in the end that you have rested and it was not in vain that we had a good time this winter. stay tuned, stay on top, bye. hello, dear friends, i remind you that people have come to us from all over russia your extraordinary and plenipotentiary.

hemo, you know this very well, yes, you know almost everything about the tracks and so on, but you don’t know who is judging our competition, who is in the variopagus, because this wonderful person is new to us, a judge , a surgeon, an honored doctor of the russian federation, first deputy chief physician of the botkin city clinical hospital, doctor of medical sciences, professor, zurab antonovich bogatay. the surgeon is assisted by secretaries. and the secretary of the panel of judges , emissary, of the all-russian movement umniki and clever girls, karina knyazevna. the medal

is presented, as always, by my assistant, a fourth-year student at gemo university, natalya shavenko. invited matvey chegentsev, city of kamensk, ural, sverdovsk region, winner of the regional final, victor myshansky. the city of kaliningrad, winner of the regional final, and finally our foreign guests, this is according to the results

of the draw, laura azhiba, the city of gogra, republic of abkhazia. specifically, your honor, 15 minutes before the start of the competition, i approach our participants and give them a topic for eloquent speech, in this case , taking into account who will sit in ariopagus, the topic was this: in medicine, the medicine is a doctor, a certain anton kimpinsky, so, let's see how they will work on this topic, naturally they can agree, they can they have every right to disagree, 30 seconds is the ideal time limit, after 40 seconds,

no matter how interesting you say, the procedure stops, you start talking, i time it, hello, dear aripak. hello, yuri pavlovich. anton kimpinsky once said that the best medicine is a doctor. i completely agree with him. would humanity be able to cure itself of terrible diseases without consulting a specialist and simply swallowing pills? of course not, they would turn into poison for them. in 1944 , on the battlefields, fearless orderlies and surgeons brought people back to life with their golden hands, and they went to forge victory, so they were brought back not by medicine, but by the golden hands of surgeons, so... doctor, the best medicine, 34 seconds to do it emotional speech, dear ariopak, dear yuri pavlovich, what is medicine? medicine is the art of fighting

a disease, medicine is an effective tool, in our modern world, everything is full of medicines, but how can we understand them, sometimes we resort to self-medication, and some? they even turn to various people who believe that they can understand this better, although this is far from a fact, at the same time, if you turn to a real doctor, to a doctor who can really cure, medicines will give a real result, that is why i believe that the doctor is the best medicine, 35 seconds, please, hello, dear areapak, yuri pavlovich, in medicine the main medicine... is the doctor. in an hour of illness , we first of all turn to the doctor with the hope of healing and competent help. for me, in my opinion, it seems to me that being a doctor is not just a profession, but it is a calling and a way of life. as

hippocrates said, treat the sick person the way you would like to be treated in your hour of illness. thank you. 29 seconds. dear friends , good afternoon again, wonderful, of course, on your part, of course, i would like to draw attention to what seems most correct to me and to us and to award first place to viktor myshansky, it was the most emotional, the most balanced at the same time, very reasoned, with all this , i would like to answer, despite the fact that matvey chigginsov presented his position very... well-reasoned, but still i think that this is second place. laura, you unfortunately, we were somewhat worried, and your excitement leveled off the wonderful words and thoughts that you put into your speech. don’t be upset, you

still have a chance to fix all this, our program is just beginning. well, of course, thank you very much, your honor. it will be 1944, we continue to talk about this year, victorious or pre-victory, so please choose by...

80 years ago, please, the competition is going on step by step, which means for you three keywords: tank, gift and hospital, i’d prefer to choose a tank, in january forty-fourth another batch of new weapons has arrived , a brand new kv, yeah, such a tank.

they say the army general even cried, konyev cried, touchingly, well, in my opinion , we won’t fine him here, no, of course we won’t fine him, full answer, i’m asking for a gift or a hospital, i’ll probably choose a gift, the daughter of marshal konev. he has already become a marshal. natalya ivanovna koneva recalled. stalin

called ivan stepanovich to congratulate him on being awarded the marshal rank and asked what to send him as a gift. what did konev ask for? i daresay that, because it was he, he, he began to ask for it, it was something that connected him with the house, perhaps it was something, gentleman, you are about to start language, forty-four, wartime, what, marshal asked, i find it difficult to answer, penalty points, the next stage, what is the name of the fighter, igor vinogradov, the city of vologa, vologda multidisciplinary lyceum, ivan stepanovich konev asked for a bag of dryers, dryers, yes. you think, what you are talking about, he thinks,

thinks and thinks correctly, but why get up in the dryers, takes a hit, but well, since the military time, well, to please yourself like this, well, besides, as far as i know, how was our health, and ivan stepanovich, he had an illness and what kind of illness, well, probably related to the stomach, he needed, but what is it called, i’ll assume that i have a stomach disease and a stomach ulcer, clever, konev asked for a bag of dry goods, this bag was sent along with the marshal’s shoulder straps, and marshall remembers the dry clothes, my daughter was no less happy than the shoulder straps.

president of the united states franklin roosevelt was on a tour of the hawaiian islands, which roosevelt asked his bodyguard in one of the hospitals? i'm afraid i have no idea. shall we go to the bank? well, why not? no, back to the podium, or what? is it like this? vaank. abkhazian, i ’m abkhazian, i won’t argue with you, it’s completely useless, okay, it’s okay, you’re a theorist, gizaat khaipaev, the city of onadr, chukotka autonomous okrug. franklin roosevelt asked his bodyguard to take him to the department of the hospital where there were

people with damaged limbs. so what, why? because franklin roosevelt himself was disabled and wanted to show by example that, despite major injuries, one can achieve enormous heights. wonderful, you absolutely answer, it’s just not the same, there were not only people with damaged limbs, there were people there indefinitely, both wounded and amputated , and so on. the presidential adviser recalled that in one of the hospitals, rooseville asked a bodyguard to lead his wheelchair through the wards where the wounded and amputees were located. the adviser recalls, for the first time i saw tears in

the eyes of my boss, he deserves an order, undoubtedly. your order, the pillows are ordinary, and oleg ivanovich, swaying like that, loved to doze, he says: oh, how i love to sit on the street and watch what is happening around. i say: oleg, i’ll kiss you, because this is one of my favorite states. he sits down next to me. looks at me, and i’m a young artist, i say oleg ivanovich? he says: it’s good to be young, he was playing a dramatic scene, i said: stop, he turned to the camera, said, so, steak or cutlet? he said, a second after the scene in which he there were tears in my eyes. the last time he came on stage, i remember he felt very, very bad, he already knew what

was happening to him, and there were so many flowers at the end of the performance. oleg yankovsky, today on the first. do they really miss the soviet union in kiev? in the soviet union there was an incentive to live. and what are bread lines? ukrainians are hostages of their own propaganda. in kiev, for example, there is a queue of pensioners for social bread. who needed it?

for the treatment of the wounded, of course, whoever is there still to treat, no, of course there were diseases, but what does this have to do with a revolutionary method

, no one had used it before, and after the war, as i understand it, no one had ever used it either, except that there, i don’t know, in the arctic, they didn’t use it after the war this method is already, but at that time it was very, and i dare to suggest that he used metal staples early, you are a theorist, that ’s right, that is, if you allow, we will hear the correct answer, okay, and then i will immediately tell you i’ll send it, i already know the answer, by the way, well, yes, i see in your eyes that you know everything, but not we will, let others earn money, darina bosana secondary school number 1 in the city of onadrya. was it the use of cadaveric blood for transfusion of cadaveric blood in emergency situations? the order

is immediately correct. there is no point in responding to this person. he answered correctly twice on the green path. there are many questions left, i will hand over the orders,

how many fighters with their weapons had to be carried out of the battlefield by the nurses and orderlies in order to receive the order of the red banner or the order of lenin for their heroism. maria protsenko, cherkessk city, eighth school, in order to to receive the order of lenin, it was necessary to carry out 80 people, and in order to receive the order of the red banner, it was necessary to carry out 40 people, are you sure, yes, are you sure, that’s right, order, order. during the war years, doctors returned 72% of the wounded to duty - 72 and 90% of the sick, how much

is this in millions? hello, hello, please get up, that’s 72% of the wounded. and 90%, this is more than 16 and less than 18, i should say right away, well, of course, i want to check how they teach in general, this is a student of the meo, they have higher mathematics there, i have there are strong suspicions that they are bad at arithmetic, well, you can somehow be good at arithmetic, and you and what are you doing at meo, and i have the faculty of economics and energy, i

’m sorry, i couldn’t resist, but there was a hint, he will very pleased, my student, that’s why it’s just a medal, give me a medal, i ask my student for a medal, next, what is, what is an infantry fighting vehicle? pmp and dmp and what could you get there? aslan tarba, republic of abkhazia, city of gudauta, bambozhskaya secondary school named after boris grigorievich tarba, and the bmp is battalion first aid station, can you name the rest? yes, please, bmppp, pmp is a regimental medical post, very good, and dmp,

divisional. no, you will already receive a medal, you named it correctly, a scale of assistance, but not a medical level, who is there, god forbid they take me there, probably the doctor should treat everyone. and the medal is for you, that means you hand over the medal, you receive the order, because we have half, the half turns out to be a whole, of course, let’s listen to others, get up, get up, my beloved bespectacled man, thank you, and anna vinogradova, vologda region, city cherepovets, i’ll assume that the battalion points, that the battalion points provided basic assistance, and what is basic assistance, well, that is, primary assistance, who is your

apina, okay? which the most who could have provided? well, a doctor of the lowest category , so to speak, well, that is, nurses, it was the simplest, let's say a paramedic, well, where the wounds were not so serious, in the regimental they were already more serious wounds, where hospitalization and treatment were required, in the divisional there were already patients who... needed special help and who it was necessary to directly save, where specialized doctors were required who could provide specialized assistance, the level of doctors of the gotkin hospital, yes, yes, i ’m sure that the correct answer, the judge decides, means the wounded received first aid from the paramedics, naturally in the battalion medical units in the regimental first aid stations medical assistance, then qualified

medical care in the divisional first-aid posts. in the world valentin feliksovich voino yasenevsky received the stalin prize of the first degree for his dedicated work in 1944, as the saint disposed of the 2 thousand rubles that were due to him. ask! kristina zelinskaya, irkutsk, school 21 named after yuri gagarin.

130 thousand out of 200 - in general, during the war, mortality in rifle units was in first place, and in what place were doctors? you, you too, you are also my student, what are you, you meo, yes, you are pure meo, well, riflemen were in first place, and in what place were doctors? suppose on the second, your honor, you understand that she is my student, yes, absolutely correct answer, a medal without any prompting right away. question number two: many

soldiers officers. they didn’t throw away the labels from the cans of stew, they gave the labels to the doctors, why? anastasia nokhrina, boarding school lyceum boarding school of the city of kaliningrad. i assume that they threw away labels from cans of stew so that doctors could use them as paper to write down prescriptions, because there was a catastrophic shortage of paper during the great patriotic war. i think we won’t bother, in fact, in general, as a rule, they even kept a medical history on these small scraps, but the recipes were probably also, in any case, it sounded like, well , i’m writing paper, but here it’s the same story, she hands over

a medal, receives an order, that a shelf, a shelf, is a whole unit, yes, good. the last , the last bad word, let’s ask the question number of the trilogue, what scientific feat was accomplished during the war years by ida ermolyeva, a soviet microbiologist, bacteriochemist and epidemiologist, oh, what words, what a feat, a wonderful feat, they are simply very, i ’ll tell you a secret, the thing is , that i told them that...

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of the fatherland day, the group is in position, ready to move, weapons have been checked. until the foot of the infantryman entered enemy territory, it is considered not our strong point, not our land, it was decided that we need to go behind enemy lines, gain a foothold, take up defense, reception, opornik, we captured, cleared, you can’t beat tanks with artillery the enemy is completely, and they are specifically going to assault, this is close combat with small arms, handsome, one i took the largest support, which they couldn’t take there for a month, so we need to storm the support.

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is back, thank you very much for taking the time and coming to us and looking at the children. i told you a lot about them, and i know what your workload is, in medicine the main medicine is the doctor, do you agree? with this, yuri pavlovich, well, first of all, i’ll start by saying that thank you very much for inviting me on the show, i watched your program on television several times, and what happened on television, what happens on the air, it it’s impressive, impressive, firstly, those children who came here, they, many of them, have the knowledge that sometimes, well, if not encyclopedic, then at least they have a very good command of this topic, and this pleases. well, returning to the second part of the question

that you asked, more precisely to the first question about whether a doctor is a medicine, of course, a doctor is first of all a medicine, because he treats not only with his hands, but with his word, not only with his word, but both by their actions and the actions of words sometimes turn out to be much more saving than medicine that may not be at hand, healing, let's say medicine in the broad sense, is it a science or an art? you know, it probably combines a little bit of everything, it combines art, it combines elements of science, of course, without science, especially in our time, when everything around us is rapidly developing, medicine simply cannot exist, it is everything the best, everything cutting-edge science absorbs and uses in treatment. patients, but in addition to everything, of course, medicine is also a vocation for

those people who must be there to serve this calling. difficult question, can you ask? yes, of course, what can medical schools do? applicants who are taking biology, chemistry, everything, but how can you understand, and you are a wonderful teacher, i know that, how can you understand, he in general. today we discussed the moment of the discovery of soviet

penicillin, this was also discovered, but she was n’t, she wasn’t a doctor, yes, she was a scientist , she said nothing, she didn’t pose, she didn’t intuit, yes, but with everything that seems to show everything, that’s , here, here it is, actually in fact, and here is purulent appetite, yes , that’s why all these specialties are necessary, all these areas are needed, and then the person decides later whether he will go more into some kind of pathophysiology or biochemistry, maybe molecular genetics, which sooner or later he will need it, but it is necessary. you do a lot of teaching work, as far as i know, you complete their training after, as a rule, we complete their training, well , residents come to us, that is, these are those future doctors, tell you... you know nothing, so let’s study with you, we

tell them that you know, you know certain disciplines, but with you here we are learning new things and supplementing this with practice, so residents for us are our future, those who will sooner or later treat ourselves, you are happy with them, you know, in different ways, of course, it is not that we are happy with everything, but now we have also done something new for ourselves, that we are already attracting students. in various circles, a future surgeon, a future moscow oncologist, and so on and so forth, we create for them circles so that students from the second and third year can already go and actively delve into the life of the hospital, and so, of course, we are already completing, one might say, the doctors of the russian medical academy of postgraduate education, our colleagues come to us for advanced training, we we give lectures and teach them, do you realize that you... are helping to head the leading clinic,

probably in the russian federation? so it is, firstly, what i want to say is that to take advantage of this moment, of course, the botkin hospital is a hospital with more than a hundred-year history, with amazing traditions, which were always led by outstanding people, and who directed and developed it, at this time it is headed by an outstanding person, an academician. russian academy of sciences alexey vasilievich shabunin. i am grateful above all that i can call him not only my teacher, but also my friend. is the teacher good? the teacher is strict, and a strict teacher is always a good teacher, and excuse me, you know, we combine studying in operating rooms, in everyday life, we have a lot of managerial element, when it is necessary to organize the work of a clinic with many thousand, four thousand people, where there are completely different people, so

our studies took place within the walls of operating rooms in the walls of offices at construction sites, and the intelligence service reported that when you go for an operation, and... it happens quite rarely for you , then you shine, well, there is such a thing, because this is the inspiration that gives us the opportunity to once again become a little closer and not only to the patient, but also, say, to higher powers, to help higher powers with your hands solve the problem of this the patient, of course, this is inspiring, we are short on time, can you name three... three things that make you proud of the bozkin hospital. you know, our slogan is expressed in four words: centuries-old traditions and modern technology, we can be proud of all these concepts. we had a military theme,

military doctors, who are you? military doctors are our colleagues who selflessly, selflessly. risking not only his own life, but being far from his family, he saves tens and sometimes hundreds of thousands of other people’s lives, being close to the front line, of course, these are heroes, for you the great patriotic war, personally, that personally - on the one hand, this is our grief, because we have lost relatives and friends, grandfathers who fought.

they act so that everything will be fine, somehow i also did not participate at all, because i looked at these people, and for some reason i was 100% sure that i was participating, well, that’s how it is, that i don’t need to go out there, or rather no, this is certainly not good, it would be necessary to go out, because there are portraits and although in some situations, there are no portraits, that’s the way it is and how to say thank you very much in georgian, i won’t repeat it, thank you very much, in russian, my dear, respected tv viewers. the most interesting person was with us and really saves, well, thousands of people , probably, thank you, yuri pavlovich, thank you again that such a program teaches young people what to do, how to live, what to do, this is very important, thank you very much, amen, dear friends, thank you.

our god, glory to you, the king of heaven , filling the treasure of good lives with joy and cleansing all kinds of evil, save blessed souls our holy god holy mighty holy immortal have mercy on us holy god holy mighty holy immortal have mercy on us holy god holy mighty holy immortal!