but we are kind, for years we did not remember who organized the khatyn, so as not to upset the ukrainians. by our kindness, not only france, hitler’s satellites, romania, bulgaria, even finland, turned out to be victorious powers. monuments to our soldiers who liberated europe are being massively demolished in ukraine, lithuania, latvia, estonia, poland, the czech republic, and bulgaria. mr. macron, now is the time to immortalize the exploits of the volunteers of the sss division. naturally, the french, the chancellery, but the saved world remembers, not a damn thing about the last defenders of hitler’s jewish he doesn’t remember, but we remember, we have a good memory, kind, however, goodbye, this was the author’s commentary by mikhail leontyev, and we continue, dramatic footage came outside the camp today, the city center caught fire. the skyscraper where

the apartments and offices are located, the fire could not be controlled for several hours, the outer cladding was on fire, so much so that at some point the entire building was in thick smoke, the fire, as rescuers say, began on the last twenty- sixth floor, on the lower flame spread in a matter of minutes, there were no casualties, this is what caused the emergency, they find out, a holiday for everyone who is interested in the fleet of modern technology, the international naval show in kronshtat, on the weekend from...

firstly, very kind people in st. petersburg, they explain everything, show everything, and so on the power is very beautiful, pride in our russia, i’m here, of course, for the first time, as if coming from voronezh, that is, in voronezh , the navy was born, well, the navy, and here we saw a full overview of what the russian federation has achieved . what power. demonstration of warships of the russian navy at the eastern pier ustrogatka is an important part of the fleet 2024 salon. the pier has two large submarines mozhaisko, kronshtat and gvardeysky korvets, a quick-witted and small missile ship gradsviarsk and other ships. there are a lot of families with children among the visitors. i feel proud because my grandfather served, my father, everyone served. i looked at the ships and now i want to enter the naval school. newly created museum. the exhibition complex

was built in a special way, combining three historical buildings into one, two of which artillery arsenals dating back to the first world war. the central exhibit is the first nuclear submarine in the ussr, k3, leninsky komsomol, which was dismantled into parts and reassembled here last year; for some guests , coming here is a very personal matter. my grandfather vyacheslav vytsev sailed on this submarine, the first to surface in the arctic, it’s just an impression, my heart is beating. very, very cool, before they examined the k3 boat, many visitors had no idea what kind of high-tech boats were built in sovetsky union. of course, the level of engineering of those guys who did it is amazing. i'm an engineer myself, so how people made such a high-tech thing so quickly is, of course, a huge respect. at the exhibition , visitors can get acquainted with modern naval products of 225 russian foreign enterprises. here, for example, are unique russian developments, unmanned. the sighting device, which can reach

speeds of up to 45 knots with a range of 434 km, can carry serious weapons up to a small missile launcher, and this unmanned boat asv 100, the number means a carrying capacity of 100 kg, can also be equipped with a wide variety of weapons, here, in general , everything is very interesting, literally, i would like the troops to have all this already, but this is the latest radar station, the manufacturers are proud, what was created on...

and we emphasized for ourselves new developments and new ships on which we will go to serve, aggregate installations, launchers, drones, this is what the ship is equipped with, this is interesting to us, many guests note such...

trinity, the patriarch of moscow russia kirill took part in the solemn ceremony in the lavra. about the meeting of the shrine in the report by olga pautova.

the holy trinity was greeted almost without breathing; it was taken to sergiev passad on specialized transport. transportation of a work of art, it is equipped with a climate-controlled box with a shock absorption system, the importance of andrei rublev’s main work for our entire culture is difficult to overestimate, this is of course very important for the russian orthodox church, for orthodoxy in general and for our country, this is certainly important, this it’s just such a gift from fate, and it’s just my birthday, wow, congratulations, yes, that is, it’s not planned, but it’s very impressive and heartwarming. and so joyfully, the icon still returns home, because it was painted for the troitsky cathedral, the icon takes its place in the iconostasis of the troitsky cathedral of the trinity lavra of st. sergius, to the right of the royal gates next to the relics of sergius of radonishsky, in this place it was

500 years, starting from the 15th century. an amazing day, this is an amazing sign for our russia, an hour, so i’m very glad that i came here and saw everything with my own eyes. yes, in general , the entire ensemble of the trinity cathedral is unique, and here is its main feature: the iconostasis is solid, the icons in it are not separated by altar pillars, most of them are from the 16th century, but there are also 42 images left, painted by andrei rublev and his students in the early 1900s. glory to the father and the son and the holy spirit, now and ever and unto ages of ages. amen. the icon was delivered to the lavra on a symbolic day on the eve of the feast of the holy trinity. the first divine service, the all-night vigil, was performed by patriarch kirill. it is happiness for all of us to participate in what is happening now. the most holy trinity returns to its home. these signs of the return of shrines testify to profound changes, including, perhaps first and foremost, in the life of our people,

the revival of orthodoxy in holy russia. well, for all of us, this is another sign of god’s presence in the life of our people, our country. father, son, and holy spirit. looking at the icon of the trinity, yes, even an illiterate person who cannot read and write, he sees in the icon how since this is unity, agreement, in simple colors. the great theology that the lord revealed to people in his revelation is written, and andrei rublev writes, the visible image, you understand, is of the trinity, for the last 100 years the trinity was kept in the tretyakov galley, in the 20th century it left the museum only during the great patriotic war, when it evacuated to novosibirs, a year ago vladimir

putin decided to transfer the icon to the church, first it was restored, and for the last six months it has been in the cathedral of christ the savior, here in the trinity lavra is installed in a hermetically sealed armored icon case. must be maintained automatically, these are ideal conditions, it is in normal condition, no peeling, no swelling, no cracks. there is a wonderful experience with the vladimir icon, the vladimir icon of the mother of god, it was transferred to the church at the tretyakov galley, it is there in a capsule, there are sensors, she is monitored regularly. on the very first evening, there was a line of parishioners to see the icon, and the trio was handed over to the church for 49 years with the possibility of extension, but of course, it’s worth seeing it early. olga pautova, pavel bolkonsky, artyukhin, khristina ivanova and sergey kamensky, channel one. a chance to express yourself and learn from the invaluable experience of grandmasters whose names

the whole world knows. the final stage of the qualifying competitions of the international rapid chess tournament took place in moscow today. it will start next week. our strongest and most titled players are participating, as well as athletes who have won many awards from china, azerbaijan, india, and iran. in parallel with the adult tournament , a children's tournament will be held. the guys will compete in four age categories. shi will have the opportunity to meet their fumir at the board. i am very pleased that more than 200 children are participating in this tournament, including foreigners, and even the organizers at some point had to close registration because it was no longer possible to accommodate everyone, and this shows the development and popularization of chess, which is great. i wish the chess players who will make it to the finals that they gain experience, gain playing practice, that they improve, develop, we we will definitely have them. support, and of course, i am ready to hold a simultaneous game session with them all. war does not have a feminine

face, and this is the honest truth, but in times of danger for the homeland, women always stood shoulder to shoulder with men and then the enemy had no opportunity to win, it’s like the single soul of an entire people, unity and strength, courage and gentleness, courage and courage, and there are heroines in the history of our country, full holders of the order of glory. for exploits and dedication, here's about them, yanyban's report, complete gentlemen order of glory, order of smoke and fire. the soldiers said that in order to receive it, you need to visit the next world three times and be resurrected three times, she liberated ukraine, poland, fought on german soil and reached berlin itself, soldiers, what kind of mothers are you. unique.

served in the forward detachment of a medical company, which means at dawn the regiment rose into battle, and the orderlies followed, in extreme old age, in moments of revelation, matryona admitted that just yesterday they were talking to these people, here you are already running across the field, faces looking at you with the open eyes of these people. but they would never speak again, that was , of course, the worst thing. the famous battle of the great patriotic war crossed four rivers, the dnieper, spree, and odor. our story finds her on the vistula river. in the cold water, swimming between the islands, she lifts the wounded under bullets and pulls them ashore; one of them sambutts his leg to the tent with the surgeon; he would not have made it. there in poland, their hospital was attacked by fastas. mote, taking up arms with two orderlies, repelled the attack without losses. in battles on the streets of berlin received earlier.

liberation of belarus, fierce battles, the only one left with a machine gun, supported the advancing infantry, repelled 13 counterattacks of the nazis, discovered a sniper, went

to his rear and destroyed him, she reached berlin, but with the end of the war a new one began for her. was danut's second cousin. the st. petersburg family of noble origin was also divided, but fate turned out differently. nina petrova or mama nina, as the fighters called her. she is 52 years old in this photo. at the front she served as a sniper, unbending with iron endurance. you need to go out on a combat mission in the dark, 4-5 am. how long will you stay on it? yes, that is, how far have you gone? this

is unknown, it could be a day or two. i liked to repeat that a trained person has a reaction time of 2 seconds. faster, and during this time you can get a lot done, on the baltic front she went on reconnaissance, on the attack, trained 512 snipers, if you count the total of all the fascists neutralized by her and her students, nina petrova’s contribution will come out, it had strategic significance for the front, until victory she didn't make it through the week, fought with mortar men, which nina petrova was riding overturned, at that time her niece led the resistance in europe, the belgian jean dark, as marina shafrova marutaeva is called, to her grave on...

"over the years you will become adults, but do not forget that russian blood flows in you , bow to russia, love each other." she believed that national socialism, fascism, must be fought on the entire planet, nationalism is not a form of life, she said, it is a crime, therefore, no matter where it appears, similar ones do not appear.

mikhail mikhailovich prishvin once wrote my my homeland is not yelets, where i was born, or st. petersburg, where i settled down to live. my homeland is pushkin's story, the captain's daughter. hello. today we gathered our thoughts about the life of a wonderful person, about whom it is better not to talk, but let them read, although we will probably still talk. pushkin is our everything, and the topic of our special issue today. dmitry

petrovich bag, director of the state museum of the history of russian literature. rector of the literary institute, our wonderful guests, vselot evgenievich pogno, scientific head of the institute of russian literature and vadim vladimirovich polonsky, director of the institute of world literature, i said all this, but i’m vladimir ligoida as before, pushkin is our everything, dear friends, i have a question, i returned from sirius yesterday, and where are we program with children, with schoolchildren, literary creativity, culture and society, it’s called. well, within the framework of literary creativity, our wonderful teachers are now talking with children, naturally about pushkin, the task that our teachers came up with is, if there is an opportunity to save him so that he survives and continues to live and create, what would you do? so the kids are thinking, i think maybe we should start with this? well, it’s impossible to do this, but

what could have contributed to this if pushkin’s letter to nikolai with a request to be released either to italy or to paris, or if this is impossible, then at least to china as part of the embassy, ​​then he received it through benckendorff. the answer is that you don’t need to go there, that means you don’t need to go to europe, because you need to, that means you are our everything, we need to work, work, work, which means you’ll also spend money, to unfortunately, it is impossible in china, because it was necessary to change the composition of the embassy, ​​and for this it was necessary to coordinate with beijing, so if he had gone, it is very possible that he would have stayed there, married a chinese woman, which means russian literature, pushkin’s work would have been enriched with stunning texts related to china, how long he lived, we don’t know... and world culture and world

history might have been different, well, still, don’t shy away from the question, if you’re the one to judge, yes of course, let him live, no, firstly, it would be extremely interesting, because what pushkin wrote in recent months is texts of stunning power, stunning with the power of depth, he is one of the greatest geniuses. humanity, and humanity does not understand this, in general, they argued about this even more than 100 years ago, very not stupid people and they argued seriously, for example, sergeevich merishkovsky, in iss 1896, pushkin uttered such serious words, what is pushkin, because in essence it is the goethe who would have died at 37 is the goethe who would have died having written only werther and leaving sketches for the first part of faust.

yes, about the test of life this is extremely important, but here the presumption is such that creativity follows this religious, moral enlightenment nearby, but with pushkin it was different, it was easy, and in his youth in general there were delusions that were almost godless, yes, so one thing to the other does not contradict, and you are right, and you are right, as in the joke, yes, of course, solovyov with him... with imaginable courage described this path of pushkin, well, even stating such things that at some moments he, well, seemed not withstood the burden, yes, morally, which was,

but one does not contradict the other, you are mysteriously silent, i did not pose to myself the question of what would have happened if pushkin had not died at the age of 37, because well, somehow we grew up with this thought, and with this picture of the world, in which pushkin kills in a duel , i didn’t... didn’t consider any alternative options, but nevertheless, i think that maybe for pushkin the ideal of human fate was the fate of pimin in boris godunov, that’s exactly the kind of person who in his youth participated in battles, who lived a stormy life, that is, he did not immediately become a monk, like gregory, whose whole life was ruined because of this, because he did not work up, but pushkin, in general, was a person who, of course, worked up, and it seems to me that that if we hypothetically reason about what would happen to him, well, it’s not that he would definitely go to a monastery and become a monk, i don’t think that such an extreme, especially a wife and children for...

learn to write from pushkin, read the captain’s daughter, that's what i told him, that's 30 years later, in the thirties, he writes this entry in his diary, that my homeland is not yelets, where i was born, my homeland is not st. petersburg, where i lived, my homeland is a captain’s, well, as you say, these spouses are confusions, they are not confusions, everything is correct, maybe yes...

but what would have happened to dostoevsky, tolstoy , czech, and they would have existed in general, if pushkin had turned into what nerishkovsky saw and assumed? the main mystery of pushkin, in my opinion, is the expressive inconsistency of his adoration. in russia at home, and respectful, coolly respectful relations between foreigners, and we have some kind of guilt, because we can’t prove it, we can’t prove it, it’s not the foreigners who have to, it’s we who have to show what new word he told the world, we know perfectly well what he showed us , gave us the russian picture of the world, but then it would have been known to everyone, there would not have been this, if there is an emblem of national culture, then we understand perfectly well that in

italy... i saw the world, dividing them in half, it seems to me that creating a culture from the inside and broadcasting it are different steps, that’s the whole point, because that in europe we know this, in the twenties there were 10 people who knew russian, farganfonendze there, it’s just that all the russian nobles who came to europe spoke all languages, but in the eighties they began to translate in the same way, wait a second, but pushkin 37 died, what i’m saying is that at that time it was impossible to broadcast something that was not available to europe.

russia exists as a political force, but as a culture, as literature, it does not exist. pushkin, he took on another task. a, history, karamzin, yes, self-awareness, b. karamzinists, in - literature. he couldn't broadcast. dostoevsky is a very american writer.

the church schism of the 17th century, this is the peter the great schism, yes, a torn history, well, schism, but protest, and reformation there too, partly not everywhere, not in all of europe, yes, yeah, after all, in russia this is a wider phenomenon, than just part of religious history, it is no coincidence that georgy fedotov in his article, singer of the empire of freedom, says that in the year of the death of the russian pushkin , the russian intelligentsia was born. because pushkin is the only phenomenon who removed the division, who was above the schism, he brought the poles together, and the russian myth about pushkin, he brings this pleroma, this completeness, this function, bringing the poles together, to the surface, yes, but it is interesting that splits began after him, that is, it turns out that he was a reconciling figure not after these splits in the intelligentsia, but before these splits, while everyone swears by the name of

pushkin. here is nadezhda teffe, she has an essay where she says bold things, she says, again compares pushkin with others, and what does she say: the british appreciate shakespeare, but they don’t like him, the germans treat their great poets with great respect, but

they won’t sing songs about them, the french don’t appreciate him at all, so he lives in france, and they don’t have anyone like that, but we really love pushkin and he ’s ours, then he talks about this, about this, about this, yes. predetermined poetics, pushkin is too lively, he soars too brightly on the thin erotic legs of russian literature, he doesn’t have an amazing biography, that’s what we’re looking at when they started studying at school, the more you think about it, the geography is very interesting, he was born in moscow, then

mikhailovsky there, all these names near moscow, then st. petersburg, then all these travels of his, don’t forget the south, then all these quests of his, yes, it wasn’t abroad, but here by the way. a good book i want to show off at the literary institute called pushkin stamp, but here is the whole biography of pushkin and the stamps that were published in the soviet union in russia every year, about some other poet, writer this will be, because stamp is also an important story, and all these stages of life, then it’s amazing how the tsar wanted to exile him there for these freedom-loving poems, zhukovsky, who stood up for him, yes, that’s every step that was taken against him, as if they sent him to mikhailovskoye, god knows, wouldn’t they have sent him to mikhailovsko?

pushkin, what an interesting thing, pushkin has almost no large families, but still, if we imagine the russian picture of the world, then it is always a family with many children, note that all the heroes of pushkin’s, well, at least prose works, well, evgenia, the bronze horseman, yes, everywhere there is one child with a rare, rare exception, which in general, probably for...

somewhere there is a remark about encyclopedists, he says why they take the encyclopedia format because they do not involve polemics , uh-huh, that’s it , yes, that is, they package their polemical things in the format of an article, try to argue, so if this is a yes, then what kind of encyclopedia is there, what is not there, a good encyclopedia, and which the author himself says that he.. .first of all, it’s chattering here. it’s impossible, yes, the main thing he’s doing here is chatter, it really has everything, it says a lot about the author, about his vision of the world, about what russian life was like at that time, but not from the point of view of a realist,

of course, there is no writer of everyday life there at all, from the point of view of the mozartian hero playing there, and so on and so on and so on, there is only, of course, no boring encyclopedicism, and perhaps there is an absolute element of freedom, and freedom itself. about the fact that you can’t write a feeling from within that is brilliant the work, only when it departs, is melted down, i am still sad, but the tears are gone, love has passed, the muse has appeared, and the dark mind has cleared up and is free, again i am looking for the union of some thoughts, feelings and thoughts, i write, and my heart does not yearn, my hand has forgotten he doesn’t draw, near unfinished poems, no women’s legs, no heads, extinguish the ashes will not flare up, i’m still sad, there are no more tears,

this is a kind of third dimension of art, which is only in pushkin’s manuscripts, you can

also talk about the ending of evgeniy negin, here is the encyclopedia some kind of volumetric, yes, this is airy huge, my favorite scene is the finale, yes, an angry minute for him, then it will be a few moments later, tatyana utters a phrase that everyone knows: i love you, why be disingenuous, all that, yes, dostoevsky, then he says that tatyana is the personification not only of a russian woman, but of the russian soul in general, but think about what she was like. it would be vulgar if she said: i love you, why lie, and i’m waiting for you in the evening in the garden, a cheap misalliance, everything worked out for them, he now fell in love with the girl who wrote to him, but not because he saw a noble and wealthy lady there, yes, and she, although she realized that he had not given birth, we remember, yes, when visiting the estate, but that love remained in her, which did not end in anything, this is a voluminous encyclopedia that is being completed. ..

tatyana is terribly sorry that she does not know this female happiness, and how is it that pushkin, who you definitely knew a lot about all these things, is how he nevertheless gives tatyana exactly this, and not another, fate, and then tolstoy and this topic will seem to go in a different direction, this is generally for understanding of russian literature, for comprehension.

this is, in general, you are higher,

such praise is higher, yes, this is a wonderful conversation about the encyclopedia, it reminded me of what i’m somehow ganking now, i’m working on pushkin’s personal library, which i couldn’t really get to, that is, private there are a lot of stories, a lot of wonderful works, in fact the library itself as a single whole, but show me, tell me what kind of library you have, i’ll tell you what you are, so this is pushkin in my opinion, here he created a world civilization in miniature, ah...

that's why she got together like this over the years, starting , well, definitely from the southern exiles. dear friends, we continue, we celebrate these days , we remember the 225th anniversary of the 225th anniversary of the birth of alexander sergeevich pushkin, we have gathered here in five, well, almost like players, that where, when, pushkin dares to assume, our captain, our commander orders, we really have. dmitry petrovich bag, his podcast, let them not talk, let them read, his dal museum of russian literature, here is my dear classmate, we are together studied at moscow university, vadim vladimirovich polonsky, director

of the gorky institute of world literature, which is sometimes confused with the gorky literary institute, which i head and... vladimir romanovich ligoida, author, in my opinion, of a podcast with the best name that exists on the first channel, we gathered our thoughts, there are so many associations at once, so we gathered here with thoughts and feelings about pushkin. no, what also strikes me about pushkin, of course, is him, so i was talking about his biography, his letters, because that reading pushkin’s letters, on the one hand, may be awkward, and he himself, remember, when his letters were intercepted there, he was very indignant, but there, when the tsar reads the correspondence of a husband and wife, it’s terrible, on the other hand. when you read these letters, it ’s just such admiration, or i adore his letter to chiodaev, because well, this is the year thirty-six, where he just talks about the importance of russia, these famous words, that although as a person with prejudices, i'm offended, a lot of things irritate me, but i wouldn't want to change history or have, change the fatherland or have a different history than the one

that god gave us, these are the greatest words, this is just that fork in the road, he writes this in a letter just like that, this is not a program document, he does not think about that he does not have a program document. in russia, and what happened to him, he was 27 years old, he was there in mikhailovsky, he served time in the village, how much did he see, by the way, the library is an interesting explanation, because such a library, he selected it for this, yes to him, yes, she was needed somehow as a fulcrum, but you can also talk about meeting with the emperor, about this conversation, right in 1926? everyone remembers, the coronation, he jumps straight from feldeger from mikhailovsky, not knowing what it is, what awaits him, yes, mercy or god forbid, some kind of repression, but it is important that the emperor understands, the trial is going on decembrists, yes, five of them were just hanged, who were also drawn there by pushkin, and the emperor knows

that many rebels have unpublished poems by pushkin, that is, he is kind of an ideologist, but that’s exactly what it is. generally speaking, yes, that is, he fights, well how in the village they fought for the middle peasant, yes, the kulak will not go to the collective farm, yes, but the poor man will not have a single horse, but the middle peasant, who has two horses, will go or not, pushkin found himself in the center, in this sense, state, yes, not idealizing nikolai pavlyvich, but nevertheless, how easy it would be where else...