arkady petrovich gaidar, how he fit into this system.t have any open tributes to stalin or the leaders, it does not directly glorify soviet power. also no, no too. because the main thing for him is not that in his works. everyone understood what happiness was in their own way, but all together people knew and understood that we had to live honestly, work hard, love hard and take care of this huge happy land, which is called the soviet country, 1939, by the way, these are the finals in a variety of works of gaidar, someone will say this straight out, but this, but you understand, this is beautiful, very musical, very memorable, sometimes it seems to me that his they have been left out a little in all political stories, because well , well, what can you do, this is our gaydar , independent, unlike anything, standing on the sidelines, defending the eternal, yes, as vladimirovna says, and not the opportunistic, eternal, what is not opportunistic is completely. this is the rvs, this is a military secret, this is a school and timur, his team,

well, let's get back to talking about the wonderful writer arkady petrovich gaidar.ady petrovich gaidar, how he fit into this system. he doesn’t have any open jabs at stalin or the leaders, he doesn’t have any direct glorification of soviet power, he doesn’t either, he doesn’t either, because he the main thing for him, this is not in his works , the main thing in his works, in my opinion, is that we must love our homeland, whatever it may be, this is our homeland, gaidar would answer this question with his own, his final phrase from chuk and gek , here. in the forehead, these are such cadences, yes , well, you understand, it’s beautiful, very musical, very memorable, sometimes it seems to me that he was neglected a little in all political stories, because well, what can you do, that’s our gaydar , independent, unlike anything else, standing sides, defending the eternal, yes, as he says, and not the conjunctural, unconditionally eternal. this is a man who lived and died for what he considered his. let us now talk about the most important works for each of us. i have t

arkady petrovich gaidar, how did he fit into this system, he has no open, ponigirics towards stalin or the leaders, he has no direct glorification of the soviet power, also no, also no, because the main thing for him is not that in his works, the main thing in his works, in my opinion. that we must love our homeland , no matter what it is, this is our homeland, gaidar would answer this question with his own, his final phrase, another great one, not everyone, by the way, knows what these names mean, these are household names, the most in fact, what are these names, vova and seryozha, vova and seryozha, what is happiness, everyone. understood in his own way, but all together people knew and understood that one must live honestly, work hard to love and take care of this huge happy land, which is called the soviet country , 1939, by the way, these are the finales in gaidar’s various works, someone will say this directly to the forehead, these are such cadences, yes , you know, a little in all political stories, because well, well, what can you do, this is our gaydar, independent, unlike an

petrovich kolikov became the writer arkady gaidar.he war is very interesting. i think that there will be people who will want to know where, how our story began, how wonderful it is, it happens, first they tell children something, yes, then it turns out that it can be written down, it will be it’s not that interesting... she’s right in many ways, especially since she generally knows the biography of arkady gaidar very, very deeply, but it seems to me that this is still an era, that is, this is the time, the time made writers out of many people, well, we mentioned that goleka became kaidar, but this pseudonym, which later became a surname, and there are many hypotheses, well, for me, it’s kind of like in aida or gaida - this is a slogan forward, yes, but there are others. in soviet times they were very fond of saying that gaydar comes from the mongolian word haidar, which means horseman jumping ahead or looking ahead , that is, unfortunately, the mongols do not have such a word in the language, mongolian students told me about this, wh

gaidar, that’s why today we are talking specifically about arkady gaidar.nterlocutors, this is the main library of the moscow library, which bears the name. hello, tatyana valerievna, and the head of the house of the gaidar museum in the city of klin, moscow region, natalya vladimirovna perlina. hello, natalya vladimirovna, and let’s start with this quick survey, what is the most important thing for you in gaidar? you know, this is the first word that for some reason came to my mind - honesty, honesty, decency, loyalty to one’s work. understanding a child, it seems to me that the most important thing for arkady petrovich is that he always remained a human being, despite the fact that he had a lot of trials, in childhood, the first world war, in his youth, the civil war, in adulthood, the great patriotic war, always remained a man who was true to himself, his ideals and never betrayed himself, so... not the front, rear bourgeoisie, well, look, i see a paradox in this letter, dear daddy, on the other hand, as it were teach me how to be a military man, but dad

petrovich gaidar, so we are talking today and... exactly about arkady gaidar, today we are talking withn, moscow region, natalya vladimirovna perlina. hello, natalya vladimirovna, and let’s start with this quick question, what is the most important thing for you in gaidar? you know, this is the first word that for some reason came to my mind, honesty, honesty, decency, loyalty to one’s business, understanding of the child. it seems to me that the most important thing for arkady petrovich is that he always remained a man, despite the fact that he had a lot of trials, in childhood, the first world war, in his youth, the civil war, in adulthood , the great patriotic war, always remained a man who was true to himself, to his ideals and never betrayed himself, mandelstam said a little differently... but even against this background, gaidar has a completely unique biography, you know, i was amazed when this was still just a child, the child is in the fourteenth year, so he is 10 years old, he writes to his father, the father went to the front, and he writes a letter in which he questions in d

arkady petrovich gaidar, how did he fit into this system? or the leaders. he does not directly glorify soviet power. also no, no too. because the main thing for him is not that in his works. yes. the main thing in his works, in my opinion, is that one must love one’s homeland. whatever it is. is mentioned, sometimes it seems to me that he was ignored a little in all political stories, because well , well, what can you do, this is our gaydar, independent, unlike anything else, standing on the side, defending the eternal, yes, as vladimona says , and not conjunctural, eternal is what is non-conjunctural - this is perfect, a man who lived died for what he considered his own, let's talk now. o the most important works for each of us, i have this list very, very simple , this is the rvs, this is a military secret, this is the school and timur, his team, of course, too, i wonder why you don’t name the blue cup, the blue cup too, of course, the blue cup is here, and chuk igek, well, there are literally a couple more works left, after all, not only,

petrovich kolikov became the writer arkady gaidar, communicating with his mother, who at that time was tell about the war is very interesting, i think that there will be people who will want to know how, how ours began story? and he writes, how wonderful this is, it happens, first they tell the children something, yes, and then it turns out that it can be written down and it will be interesting not only for your children, for everyone, but here it’s like the opposite of children, but initially arkady petrovich will write the story rvs, which today is perceived as a children's story, but when he brings this thing, let's decipher the rvs, revolutionary military council, revolutionary military council, r. exactly, periodically, he will bring it to the publishing house. will say: i wrote a novel for adults, but it says there’s no a novel, not for anyone, not for adults , a good children's story, i think that natalya is right in many respects, especially since she generally knows the biography of arkady gaidar very, very deeply, but it seems to me that this is still an era, that is, this ti