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only not in such a jar, but one that is supplied in the dining room. this is a 3 kg can, the same only hefty, you understand, right? i bring happy. it was sasha, it was about 12:00 in the afternoon. and we are always this condensed milk. she said that everyone is watching themselves, young artists there or sandwiches. everything was taken correctly. and we, if there was no time to devour, if you bought a can of condensed milk, two holes, and all and three fat, you somehow saved yourself. at the same time, at 12:00 i brought this bank the next time. i came to him. i left for work shooting and came to him at 7:00 pm. how much do you think there was in the jar of condensed milk? can you imagine, he's behind yes, but everything was all a barrel, then the next day he was already playing a play. how lucky you are to be a big child, of course, sasha was surprisingly still had friends. eh, well , god connected you. it's impossible otherwise.
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that's how to get together, because it's more than friendship you know how it began. i have already told this story somewhere. uh, when we were still students. and when he was free time, we not only unloaded wagons. we also worked part-time at night not at the cemetery. we, too, commanders dug for a week. and we went. even if why do people always have money, this is still, well, five years ago, he says, yes, he says, he has been working all his life. he says lvovsky , he says, so he will never take a penny from anyone in his life. he says when it was necessary, but she already said, of course, yes, that he even said he worked. cemetery, well, it's due to the fact that the actors are not all such felderers, you know, in the cemetery, but not so much for the money. how much was it? e, some kind of acting interest, in general, what happens in the cemetery, how does farewell to serious people happen in general, and i
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worked a week for a week, i dug despite the fact that i did it very badly, and there was just a foreman. uh, of us, of our actors, kiselyov was like that and he took me. he knew that i was interested in watching all this, i dug, then i came, i dug, and this was all the navagankovo cemetery. and if you know in the ognikovskaya cemetery, almost everything is on the sand. and when i came i reported that the grave is ready, and professionals were going there. in the meantime, i came and reported. all uh, the sand has collapsed again, no, no horror. no. the thing is, uh, when we had free time, we got through the fence. asfin and ran around the production building, probably, where the directors assistants sat, and we knocked, where not, we knocked, the door opened and cheerful. such young talented artists are not needed, boys. close the door fools. what yes and we
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did it, approximately every week, and when it's already gotten to the point where we already had you, we don't need you. but it was so cool, and so funny, and then we kind of hid it, and over the years we have been proud of a century. this is a podcast of a letter, we are talking about alexander abdulov, who would have turned 70 on may 29, and my guest is the wonderful leonid yarmolnik . tell me, please, when did the casino appear in your life? sashka was generally a very gambling person. he loved to play poker. uh, and when did casinos come into existence. it was like it was almost grief, because he could get, a fee of some significant enough to go and lose it in a casino, and he changed in character, his mood changed. casino on one side. i loved it very much, on the other hand i was afraid, because he was very angry. and i didn’t always go to the casino with him. i'm
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not that kind of player. i can also play a little in the casino to play some number of people to calm down. sasha never calmed down and there were times when he lost. he still left somewhere to borrow money and returned there were cases when he won. and the truth, and what, when he filmed the bremen town musicians in egypt had nothing to pay, uh, the actors, well, and the group in general. he went to play in the casino, won, and uh, money from the casino. yes, colleague members. yes , there were indeed some difficulties. i was there and we are not with him. it's a beautiful legend that i support because it doesn't matter. sasha won in a casino, or got money, but he found the money that was needed in order for him to be both a director and a producer in general, an organizer of everything , fate began to experience everything, but directly the most dear in his youth, he walked along this very edge of the life of death, and this could have happened to him
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much earlier. here. tell stories that do not sound plausible, but it happened, but about the plane, when it could crash, when the fan of irina yes, this is horror. eh, naturally. i found out about it the very next day, but from sasha, yes. and what about the plane? it was terrible, because there was an hour when, for example, i thought that sasha was in a plane crash, and he was sitting there. it was bad, as the weather can be and two tu-134s. well in peter, one by one, and that's all, and the girls who adored sasha, he was already sitting already sleeping. he is usually on the plane. he switched off immediately. so he sits alone, and everyone is not taken to the landing, because it turns out, uh, a delay. she and i tell him that the next support is insignificant at 10
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, it was already necessary to let him enter the frame. and now i'm talking about the fact that these 15 minutes decided, it's not that there was no delay anyway, sashkin is some kind of star, because one of those planes on which he could fly really crashed. horror a. that's when the plane crashed, i'm telling you about this, that i knew that he was flying to st. petersburg. yes. i flew to the shooting and how some hour was the most terrible in my life, you know, over the years i realized that for uh, you can talk about sasha for a long time about how wonderful he is, unique, inimitable beloved but well, in order to understand him thank god they have a lot of paintings and wonderful paintings. to be honest, i think that the best sasha's paintings, this painting by mark zakharov, is kill the dragon. this is natural. ordinary miracle. this is the one
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munchausen, look, why women fell in love with sasha is understandable, but he was why i can never understand this. why does he appear in him not in me. but yeah, look, huh? well, he's handsome. well sasha was loved. i have a feeling that all this disgusting vile yellow press fell in love with him, which poisoned him and sasha reacted, but they are their own filthy. this is how they earned bread, tell me, but was he over it or loaded. so he was over it and since you touched on the topic , the fact is that sasha and i still got into fights very often, because he didn’t love, when e interferes with his personal life and it was a couple of sashkin's birthdays. i even now remembered one of them was in cidela. he asked that no one be allowed in, then there were no iphones yet, and, uh, various journalists, photojournalists. all the same, they tracked
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and took pictures, and we went out and they began to take pictures on the street. yes, yes, and sasha snatched this camera from someone and smashed it on the asphalt. eh, it was like that. well, maybe a 3-minute fight, in which i also participated, of course, then there were statements. we were called to the police brought the case, but we naturally case. they said, you know why, because the investigators all adored sasha, sympathized with me and understood that we were right. and it was still such a period when hmm he was not sick yet. no , it's not, it's not sick yet. sasha, on the other hand, it all happened very quickly, almost at lightning speed, that moment when it became clear that he was ill, but do you remember when on the set of garin in astrakhan and there it happened to his stomach, thank god everything ended
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well for him? they brought it to moscow later . it turned out that it was, but in a completely different zone i am a tamcologist, and then everything is instantaneous. i almost went to him. if not every other day, and i remember that he was in rublevka but yura buziashvili was in bed, and i arrived, uh, on the thirty -first or thirtieth of december. and in the yard he put a victory, but i have a victory because, but sasha did not see her. and i drove him into the yard and went up to him. he saw the victory, and, of course, he couldn’t leave the hospital either, and he still went to his mother’s dacha. e to his family to his brother, and after a day and a half he was gone. what's up with him i always had a feeling when i saw him, i had a feeling of confidence, even he was so optimistic and believed so much in this fight and that he would win, and somehow we all believed. this is
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again a unique quality in an actor . you can't tell the truth. well, maybe because of the increased nationality and, uh, well, i have to tell you that i spoke. i remember how the adored brilliant actor yevgeny alexandrovich evstigneev died because he had an operation. she was not very difficult not unique, but uh, he told him in london they had an operation, and he knew and he was gone only because he was the one who said that there was a chance you would not wake up. yes, you can’t, you have to lie to the last. maybe, maybe, but in russia, as far as i know, to this day, it’s like a medical one. no they didn't say it before, but now they do it like in europe in america yes, you think that you need to honestly no. please tell me, well, i
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know everything about women myself. as dirt did not stick to him, there was never e never among women, well, how would you get lucky with him, right? well you're in luck understand? you know why they say the dirt didn’t stick, for which he moved through life at such a speed that she didn’t have time, sticking, she flew off, you know that once again we started talking. uh, sasha in general , personal life and family life developed differently. we all know this. i'm not in the sense that i want to talk about it, but, but there is ksyushka, his daughter, whom he raised, wonderful, but him. and zhenechka, that's how long sasha was. uh, zhenechka was, in my opinion, either nine months old when sash died, that is, he was the most happy person. it was something absolutely his copy. laziness, yes, yes, absolutely
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just a copy of it. well, you can imagine, yes, and there was already i don’t know, i always have, of course, some. i hope they understand me correctly. viewers, i always have some complaints about god . you see, he somehow chooses those who may have to live the longest in order to teach us the joy of life and faith uh in happy tomorrows i can’t imagine uh. well, here, i can’t imagine sasha being eighty, but this it would be just some kind of and already istyovka. you know, when uh, well, now i don't like it, but, unfortunately, we started with the fact that all friends are all former lovers and loved. it's just their series of happy to come and talk about it. well, we know the truth. yes, whom he loved, no one speaks to them with irritation, even hmm alferova e and his adored wife. she smiles all the time.
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they let him go with some kind of warmth out of some kind of love. yes, let's say this is how the behavior in life of this one also works. the desire to be in time today, but he does not care. eh, how not relationships developed, i mean, now personal life. all the same, you all loved him , you couldn’t forgive him much, but you still loved him. and uh, but he was not with her , he stayed for the time he, damn it, was lying to his friends at work, this, uh, i'm not saying this now to justify you. it really was like that and i knew what was the matter, that you understood that you didn’t know anything. uh. he fell in love with irka after walking, helped them and won her and i am a witness to all this, they were wonderful happy beautiful. it
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was the most beautiful. yes, yes julia wonderful, who uh took such good care of him until the last day, and we are all close friends, we are eternally grateful, she is incredible. naya in this sense, and i want to say that when i was going to visit you today, and yulia a year after sasha left, she sorted everything out there at home. in short, she gave me sashkin's watch. today i even wear a sashkin strap in this watch. so i always put on this watch in the month of may. although i have others and i began to think more often about, we are always we are all atheists no but i mean, i have everything stays the same over the years. i think we don't see them, but they see us. here, i think it's different. and if somehow differently,
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then there is a chance. be a bad person. and if you believe in it, then you need to be normal good, remember some very present. well, the clock is served to you, because he gave you something, that you still keep, for example, or you were surprised. so how is this story with condensed milk? here's what surprised you. so you will remember until the last uh, the second in your life is ours life. sasha can be here, so 36 years old and every day communication with him or life with him. it has always been a surprise. it was every day. uh, this is the case when i can’t isolate something like that. he so wanted me from the first among. our company was a zhiguli that is, i had a zhiguli 76 years old. i just finished and considered the richest. we so we knew, this is the richest. wait, you had
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a tv act, then in the nineties. you led such on television the most trump cards and we understood. it's expensive, the dress, it was just it can be seen when i saw you in the best hotels in the best rice. it was the men who drove me. and you yourself walked, you understand? therefore , yes, and what, sorry interrupted, i had a zhiguli and sasha also dreamed of a zhiguli and finally. we, uh, at the same time, all this was on cards, for some reason i had a zhiguli because a war veteran concept master gave me a card. he had her again, who accompanied us with shchukin. ah, schools. i, uh, loved my students, and together we went to varshavka. and so, and we drove only on my zhiguli, uh, that's enough long and a half and sasha a years. it was such a time when you could stop right at the wto restaurant and you didn’t have to take off the wipers. do you remember how the wipers did not remove these brushes, because there was no camera. can you imagine, it was later, when the car
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became bigger, they began to steal. this is all. eh, finally. he bought a car, he drove badly, but rather, how to say? that's how he often hit the car, slowed him down the wrong way. i was chasing. that's when everyone already rides on spikes, and that's it. still on summer tires and so on and so on and so on further. it was generally in what is in your life. but such love, friendship happened. i, for one, envy myself. i think that everyone who watches the podcast now, the letters envy you. i think that this is natural, and i want to wish everyone the rarity always to watch sashkin's films. he is absolutely a provocateur of life, he provokes joy for happiness and, of course, uh, we must remember our third incredible friend - you see ivanov viktor petrovich, our most important and stuntman. here we had such a trinity, there was still vitya.
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see, you can't. after all, do not remember. or rather, what to remember, he, uh, is alive and well. he is ours too. we are all the same year, i congratulate you on sasha's anniversary. thank you. thank you. thanks to channel one for remembering this today, and those who love sasha, and they are probably grateful to us that we are talking about him, father, yes, and those who did not know sasha , maybe this provokes them to get to know him. i mean, well done. thank you. that's just huge. thank you my dear. this is a podcast of letters. i have in wonderful guest leonid yarmolnik and we talked about alexander abdulov, who would have turned 70 on may 29.
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hello in february 1921, the block wrote two texts dedicated to pushkin, one of them is a poem, the name of the pushkin house, the second article on the appointment of the poet, and in this article , the block wrote that our memory keeps a cheerful name from childhood. pushkin fills this name. for many days of our lives , the sunny names of commanders, emperors , inventors, tortures, murders of tormentors and martyrs next to them are an easy name. pushkin in six months the bloc will be gone, but in the same article he will write that pushkin was killed by the absence of air, in a sense, it killed the bloc as well. well, here's the question. but was pushkin
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really so much fun and so easy. after all, in fact, if you think about it, but creativity, and his fate, then mra. there was quite a lot of sad sadness there. well, let us recall at least the feast during the plague according to him the bronze horseman of the page of the pugachev uprising. in the captain's daughter. yes, even many of pushkin's poems, for example, the famous ones written on one of his birthdays, are a gift vain gift random life. why did you give me a lot of sad things. pushkin , nevertheless, has a cheerful, light name, and the bloc is absolutely right here. well, why is this an example of extraordinary luck talking about pushkin, the unlucky poet sashkaryukhin from bulgakov's novel the masters and margarita remember when he returns from a madhouse from
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ivan the homeless, who accused him sashka ryukhin of mediocrity and such a sad melancholic mood sashka rides in a truck along tverskoy boulevard . and suddenly he sees the cast-iron figure of a man who looks indifferently in front of him looks at him and utters these very words lucky he was lucky he shot at him this white guard crushed his thigh and provided him with immortality no matter what he did, no matter what step he took all this led to his glory and the impression is that this the thoughts of not only ryukhin himself, but also bulgakov, who certainly cannot be called mediocre, but pushkin’s mystery the mystery of pushkin bulgakov also attracted very much, not by chance, by the way, in the thirties bulgakov wrote a play alexander pushkin and in this play. he is not teasing to bring pushkin to the stage. she will be dedicated. pushkin there will be a tsar, there
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will be a bankindor, there will be zhukovsky, there will be, of course, natalya nikolaevna dante danzas. well, pushkin himself will not be, there will not be a single pushkinskaya. because bulgakov simply does not dare to say anything on behalf of pushkin and the charm, pushkin's influence on russian culture, of course, is immeasurably huge, there is some kind of mystery in this. pushkin's life is known to us, if not by the day, then by the week for sure, or rather, just by the hour. such that we know everything about it, but on the other hand, the impression is that we do not know anything about it and continue to be surprised at it and continue to discover it and not understand what it is. pushkin said everything to us, once apollon grigoriev was our russian russian because look here in other cultures of other literatures in english, for example, shakespeare is recognized in england as
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the first poet and he is recognized as the same all over the world the same thing, you can say the truth, the same thing can be said about sideboards will pass something. but is it possible? tell about pushkin is not very well known in the world, he is not very well understood in the world, if we talk about russian culture, then tolstoy dostoevsky chekhov about pushkin no, but why so in a sense, because pushkin is not translated into foreign languages. he wrote very easily to translate it, probably , it is not a big deal, but when translating all the charm, all the witchcraft of pushkin's text is lost, as the same sashka rikhin is driving in this truck along tver boulevard asking himself. well, what did he write to the storms that gnaw at the sky hides a whirlwind of snow twisting, and then as he calls the beast, he will cry, like a child, simple rhymes , simple comparisons and nonetheless. it seems to me
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that every russian person has something when he reads it, when he hears it. hello prince. you are my beautiful something like a rainy day says. she was saddened by what sadness melancholy devours me prince gvidon answers her. again, everything is very simple and everything is infinitely inexpressibly touching. how could he write it? why did he get this amazing gift. what was this person like? we really do not stop, but to be amazed and this is really the mystery of pushkin's life. it would seem so familiar to us. was pushkin happy as a child? more likely. no, we know a little about his childhood, but apparently his relationship with his father, mother and brothers and sisters did not develop very harmoniously. and here, too, by the way, lies one of the mysteries of pushkin's creativity, because look at pushkin's
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world, which is considered such perfection, which is considered to be the russian cosmos, which belinsky called, well, truth be told, eugene onegin, but in general it can be applied to everything pushkin, remember belinsky said this famous phrase that eugene onegin is an encyclopedia of russian life, but note that in pushkin's world in his poems in his stories in his stories. we practically do not meet large families. he has this uniqueness, the uniqueness of children, which he probably needed to solve his own literary problems. and, perhaps it came from this incompleteness of his childhood experience. but this incompleteness was later more than made up for by this amazing happiness when pushkin entered the tsarskoye selo lyceum. and here he was really lucky that it was at the time of his growing up to the moment when he was 12 years old. it was open in russia.
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this is an amazing educational institution, the lyceum in tsarskoe selo, which some consider to be such a model in general. cola is a model of education that combined school and university, while others say that in fact there was nothing unusual in the lyceum and again pushkin's phrase from e. the novel in verse by eugene onegin, we all learned little by little something and somehow. it best characterizes lyceum education. well , in fairness from the lyceum. many wonderful people came out. including one of the future foreign ministers, chancellor gorchakov, poets came out. the decembrists came out, the seafarers came out, and in the life of pushkin the lyceum cannot be overestimated and it is no coincidence that every october 19th. he will write poems dedicated to the lyceum. and here is the famous one. my friends , our union is beautiful, it is like a soul inseparable
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eternal, and these are wonderful pushkin lines full of gratitude to his lyceum youth and he was not the best student. he was in there somewhere. or fourth, and from the bottom according to the then a-a ranking, uh, but nevertheless, but lyceum friendship, this invaluable experience of human communication. and all this meant unusually much to pushkin, and the friendship between people was perhaps the most important thing in the world for him, much more important than the political views of the idea of persuasion, although, of course, pushkin had ideas of persuasion and we remember very well school curriculum and his so-called freedom-loving lyrics we remember his revolutionary elements. we all learned his message in school. and to chaodaev love of hope, quiet glory, did not live long, we are deceived. we
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read the village. we read pleasure, and we know that these verses aroused indignation, and in the courtyard of the tsar and pushkin were threatened with terrible punishments to send him to themselves. uh, or exile him to solovki, and if not for the intercession of pushkin's friends karamzin zhukovsky, who was a teacher of the royal children, it is not known what fate awaited if only alexander sergeyevich, but the state, in this case, acted very wisely and very instructively, nevertheless carefully treating this young rebel, and it seems to me that there is some very deep in this, and talented people do not develop a lesson, but in a straight line man least of all looks like, uh, some kind of scheme or some kind of instruction that he must follow, and here is pushkin's liveliness pushkin's rebelliousness. pushkin's disobedience. pushkin's incredible craving for freedom, of course, is the most important feature of his personality,
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without whom there would be no monarchist pushkin there would be no statesman pushkin there would be no christian pushkin, because all this coexisted in this, but really surprise. we are a man, but if we are already talking about this e period of this pushkin’s such conditional revolutionary youth of his closeness, and they even called pushkin to the decembrists and sometimes pushkin, and the ideologist of e decembrism, then what must be emphasized here is that after all there was, e, very important the line that separated pushkin from his friends and precisely the line of worldview. barely whether pushkin was capable of, uh, political murder, yes, and of any murder, except, of course, a duel, but that's a completely different story. and if we remember the same ode to liberty, then with all our emotional intensity with all our anger. she doesn't really call for crushing the monarch at all. she calls on the monarch to respect the law and respect human
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dignity. and for the young pushkin, these were some very important criteria. and pushkin how it is not paradoxical. well, if you want a constitutionalist, yes, there wasn’t in russia constitution but respect for human dignity. this is a very important trait that he carried through, and all his life. and here again, no matter what step he takes, yes, everything led to his e immortality. and that’s all, he was really lucky in his life, he was sent to the south, and for him a northern man, who, by the way, was born in moscow, which is also very important. yes , these are the geography of pushkin's life. she is really very important muscovite generation, educated in st. petersburg or in the suburbs of st. petersburg and in tsarskoye selo he goes south in his youth just when he needs to be there on the black sea coast in the crimea in the steppes near odessa in moldova
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, where he served. he meets completely different people, and that's it. it enriches him. he absorbs everything. this translates into his amazing poetry, which is difficult to distinguish from his life. this is a wonderful romantic period in his life, which suddenly ends abruptly, as we all remember again at 18. in the fourth year, when the police, who are behind pushkin he intercepts one of his letters, where he admits that he is taking lessons in pure swindle, that is, atheism, and in a state where christianity was the state religion, atheism was considered serious, but a crime, and immediate punishment follows, and this time pushkin is sent into exile in the mechanism, in fact, this imprisonment is doubly offensive for him that he is sent under the supervision of his own father. this is an amazing thing. this is
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the transformation that takes place with pushkin in the russian countryside. it's really. here history of man. yes, a young man who was brought up, well, in such a european spirit, yes, who perfectly knew european literature, french, who was fascinated, but with european ideas. in many respects, liberal ideas that were close to him, which resonated in his heart, uh, who was fond of byron, uh, who sympathized with the greek uprising, who dreamed of escaping from russia to see italy . instead of all this, this man ends up in the village. and there in the village. pushkin becomes a genius. right there in the village creates, perhaps, that work, after which it can be said that pushkin is a sensualist pushkin is a romantic. pushkin carried away by passions and emotions. whirlwind of feelings.
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pushkin becomes a thinker he writes the greatest work of russian literature tragedy boris godunov remember when he wrote it, he exclaimed aida pushkin aida hundred son of buffoonery. yes, this exclamation is actually a very deep thing and a very deep recognition, when a person does not fully understand, does not fully understand, does not fully understand what he did, but it turned out surprisingly deep, in fact, in terms of penetration into russian history, into the russian soul, and into the russian head, into the russian consciousness , this very e, tragedy appeared, in which pushkin poses the most important questions of being, in which pushkin speaks as a philosopher, he is 25 years old. he is still a boy, especially if we talk in modern times, nevertheless. he creates this work, written from strictly
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orthodox positions, in fact, strictly christian positions. given that a in his life, in his upbringing, in his experience. pushkin was at that time still very, very far from christianity, but pushkin's talent was ahead of him, as it seems to me , even here, of course, this is the most important. the concept in pushkin's fate in pushkin's life was what he called the muses, and what again goes, of course, to his lyceum youth and all we remember these wonderful lines from the eighth chapter of eugene onegin, which begins in those days when in the gardens of the lyceum, i serenely flourished read willingly, i did not read the apuleius from cicero in those days in the mysterious valleys in the spring at in the cliques of swan blizzards, shone with silence, the muse began to appear to me, this music that appeared to pushkin to young pushkin and
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who, as we remember, then he writes how she changed her appearance, how she accompanied him everywhere and how she turned around, in the end, mikhailovsky here this humble, but provincial young lady with a book in her hand, here, of course, is such a guiding star that was in his fate, which meant extremely much to him and this fate led. exactly, so from moscow to st. petersburg through the south to mikhailovskoye although he had been to mikhailovskoye before, it was one thing when he was pressed there in his youth of his own free will, and quite another when he was imprisoned there. but this imprisonment was psychologically difficult for him , unbearable, but, apparently, it that tension created that necessary friction between his soul and the circumstances in which he found himself, which, uh, contributed to the fact that, in the first place, he became interested in deep, serious reading.
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