it's hard to take on, not weak, of course, because i grew up and was born in this time, for me it's psychology, for me it's a drama in a sense, for me it's a drama in the very first episode there are these parents of ours, my parents, yes, whom i immediately associate with this queue, which i just have right now, honestly, honestly, i'm even getting overwhelmed right now, because what... they did for their children, it was the hardest time, and only now i understand how strong it was, yes, that i can do what what i love is a serious task, it's the team, i took on such work, yes i would be there, if i had three times for the first for the pilot series i rolled, that is, i had a direct feeling that i fit into this era, yes there was a feeling.

this is when we went to orlyonok for a whole month and we all lived as a group in these buildings where the children live, actually together with the children, we went to breakfast together, we were there each other, whoever brings yogurt, steals from the canteen, it's wonderful. there was a time, that's the first time when i met oleg, i i was very worried that i would get a partner with whom i would have most of my scenes, i thought, my god, is it really going to be some capricious little guy, it will probably be difficult with him, well, partly, that’s probably how it was, at times, no, no, and suddenly he brings this young man to my trailer, only very small, with very adult eyes, very well-mannered, with some amazing innate intelligence, he says: let’s go through the text, i think: he

always knew the text better than me, he even knew, in my opinion, my text, when i came to the set, when it was already difficult for me, and i was ready to whine and say, let's hurry up, how much longer, when is the end, i looked at oleg, who is 13 years old, he was supporting, but he himself did not understand this in fact, but i saw how difficult it is for an adult artist, and how this boy patiently waits out all these difficulties. filming period, how he turns on in a second , works so professionally and talentedly, that i kept telling him that you are my superhero, and you are waiting for great future, because the boy who was so involved and almost from the first, what will be, but surely there were difficult moments, what elena was talking about, no, there were, there were some rather technical difficulties, tell me about the pigeons, right? yes, well, yes, there were,

there were simply scenes that were difficult to perform for one reason or another, and what about the pigeons? it just so happened that our pigeons are the seventy-fifth, well, like pigeons, like pigeons, how can you do without pigeons in this movie, it is practically impossible, yes, yes, and oleg's beautiful mother comes up and says: "oleg is not afraid of anything, he is such a brave boy, but alena, he is afraid of pigeons more than anything in the world, and we have a whole attic full of them."

in fact, he was incredibly lucky, but in general, he really, when the group i felt, was starting to get a little tired, but i can't, not get sick, not get tired, well, who cares, right, the captain is always at the helm, so it seems to me, oleg and i are back to back at the machita against a thousand together, that is , i felt, damn, well if this the boy is really collected like this, he has enough strength, he is ready for everything, he looks at me so devotedly and... well, what do we do next, what next, i simply have no right even, that is, it turns out, he was sometimes a thirteen-year-old captain, a captain and completely corresponded to the motto, which i will repeat for myself once again, this is a movie about adults, children and immature parents, adult actors were sometimes more not so much capricious, but they allowed themselves to get tired and relax more, for me she is at 21 year, you understand.

when we had a block of performances, we filmed performance after performance , performance after performance, songs of the year, we filmed a lot of songs of the year in one day at the same time, mass scenes. and something and something somewhere crunched, and it was very unpleasant, so alena revived me, yes, no, he's a bunny, well, can you imagine, first of all, can you imagine, a stupid situation, you can't sing, forgive me, oleg, it's easy for me to imagine, you shouldn't be able to sing, yes, you're an artist, but before

you have 300 people in the crowd, behind you, behind you 100 people in the choir, and you, like an idiot, walk across the hall and out of tune, they all know how to sing, they all know how. yes, but you can't, here, and at the same time you play, that means, a soloist, and that everything turns out so wonderfully for you, i always said, don't pay attention to it, you sing the best, don't listen to yourself, but i understand that for a boy, not a professional actor, this was really one of the very difficult such tests, in general i will say, it was very funny, imagine, our choir comes out, who can't sing, they can open their mouths, by parts, they have learned everything, did they open their mouths silently or did they?

it is very difficult psychologically prano, lena, what is your favorite piece performed by the popov choir? shainsky's merry fugue, my choir started with this, i can't remember this, now i'm going to go, oh, no, what are you saying, i just, give me the radio, no, really yes,

shainsky's merry fugue was my first acquaintance with the choir in my life with this piece, they recognize you on the streets, in bars, in clubs, anywhere you appear, or while yet... it hasn't started, somehow somehow calmly, and as if it's not really, you yourself treat it like a doesn't recognize him, because he's completely different, it's true, but nevertheless, who is looking closely, studying, who is playing, well , yes, there are funny moments when you feel in the periphery that there is someone, someone, someone is very actively ringing the phone, probably the older brother, probably the older brother, i'll come up, ask, and christina too. completely unrecognizable, there is curly hair pulled back into a bun, glasses, yes, completely different, there i will also be given attributes later, which will also make me even less recognizable, this may fall on you, one way or another, you are ready for this, you have immunity,

you know, it seems to me that we are artists, we are engaged in our profession, and i do not think that this can prevent you from working, but this is probably not an end in itself, so that a known case when it interferes with work. well , i hope that this will not happen to us, if incredible recognition falls on us, then this will only help us in achieving our goals. the perfect answer, maintain relationships with any of the guys you filmed with, yeah, yeah, why are you smiling slyly, it's not the most interesting thing, we want to know more, well, i'm friends with timofey rubtsov, who played the so-called. that is, you have such a brotherhood formed and you don't break all ties after stop, the children have separated, the children, they were children, they grew up, they write, we meet sometimes, they come to castings, they continue to film with me, yes, but many things happen differently, i remember, everyone

once you leave some eaglet and tell your friend with whom you spent 2 or 3 months, the whole shift, you say, we will never part, we will write to each other, for a year you do not remember his name, what he looks like, he comes up to you, and you do not know what to talk about, anything can happen, but you still formed, because you have a whole family history, yes, we have generally been through everything, all the crises there, all these... yes, this is good, this is good, and we wish you to continue to pass the crises, these very copper rubes, to pass with honor, guys, everything will be fine, guys, we wish you all creative success, of course, to you too, the embodiment of all your creative plans, thank you alena, thank you lena, thank you very much, oleg, kristina thank you, thank you, guys, the guests of the podcast 20 years later were the film crew of the series choir and the composer, screenwriter, music producer, elena kiper in the podcast 20 years later flight of the bumblebee.

this is the podcast 20 years later, with you its host alexander anatolyevich and konstantin mikhailov.

today we are talking about the series choir. we are pleased to introduce our guests: artistic director, conductor of the large children's choir named after viktor popov, student and successor of viktor popov, honored artist of russia, anatoly lvovich kislyakov. hello, hello, hello, well and soloists of the choir, our dear guests, vsevlat alkhunov, "hello, guys, dear anatoly kislyakov, yes, go back to that very young time, how you got into the choir, i studied at the sveshnikov choir school, where viktor sergeevich popov also taught, i studied with him, guys, have you watched the series choir, how do you like it, i liked it, i'm still i watched only three episodes, so far i can say that i like it, i will continue watching, i also really like it."

yes, let's rephrase well, responsibility to whom you feel when you sing, to anatelvovich, i feel a great responsibility to the immediate leader, and also to whom, because there are probably worries, trepidation, pleasant experiences of various kinds, naturally to parents, when i perform, yeah, and how old are you, young man? i'm 12, 12, the very-very age, you're a girl, 12, 12, well, what age, that's about that's the point, actually in the whole series, when you sing, you get nervous, sofia, well... when it's a solo, of course, yes, but when it's in a choir - it's much easier. and what do you do with the nervousness when you sing a solo? how do you

deal with it? i probably don't pay attention to it, i just. are you doing something? i 'm doing what i like. yeah. so i just leave the nervousness aside. is there competition in the choir for - some solo parts? of course, there is always competition, because everyone wants to be a soloist. yes, everyone wants to be a soloist? yes, yes, yes. sometimes even tears, what was popov like? oh, wonderful, a wonderful teacher, a wonderful organizer, but it's very interesting with him, he showed a love for music, for song to a whole generation, he's an amazing person, how he achieved discipline, these are children after all, when a child is passionate and wants to do something that simply isn't...

sofia, your life is not quite like the life of ordinary children, you have tours, as far as i understand, do you feel an advantage in this?

sofia, what are your ordinary hobbies, interests, well, i do furtopyanaya, well and additional english, but still , touring is a lot of fun, at some, well, moments when we perform, it is a responsibility, yes, but still, we all get some kind of thrill from it, for a few days. to leave your parents, and most importantly, school, as happens during touring, no way, no way, you don’t have to catch up later, there are some, what do they catch up with, well , give me your diary, artist, okay, touring there, are there some indulgences or maybe, on the contrary, they ask more strictly, artist, you know, i used to study at that school, which well it was perceived as you just

said, now i have transferred to that school where there is studying, yes, where there are plaques and... sofia, what about you, no one picks on me, many teachers even go to our concerts, they like it, they say that we all look great on stage, great, you probably have papuri in your repertoire, combinations of excerpts from the most popular songs, yes, in recent years many have been asking to make such a shortened program, but so that familiar melodies sound in it, either it is only a matter of shainsky, or funny program for a short... period of time, well, five at once, or maybe more songs will sound, now we are also ready to sing a small medley, it includes songs that sound in the series. so, our dear viewers, get ready, this is a real medley of the best works performed by a large children's choir. together

, it is fun to walk through the expanses. stories, through the expanses, and of course, to sing, better in choirs, better in choirs, better in choirs, let them run, we will not turn on, let the pedestrians, and water on the asphalt river, and it's unclear to passers-by, on this different day, why am i so cheerful? i play i play the accordion i'll put it in plain sight of passers-by unfortunately unfortunately birthday birthday only once a year ringing in the ears

cry out attack music more precisely give me a harder hit on the stick. everything is fine, if only on the court, the magnificent five goalie, the ice squad is fighting a tough fight, we believe in the courage of desperate guys, but real men don't play, cross doesn't play hockey, cross doesn't play hockey. but in the month of april in the park snow falls and the merry swings begin their run, all the world is forgotten, the heart froze in the city, only the sky, only the wind, only joy ahead, only the sky,

only the wind, only joy ahead, soaring. higher than the spruce, without obstacles, the wing of the inner kocher, they fly, fly, fly, winged kochers, fly, fly, fly! i hear a voice from the beautiful distance, the voice of the morning in the silver. i hear the voices of the moaning road, my head spins like a carousel in childhood,

beautifully not far away, don't be cruel to me, don't be cruel to me, cruel, from pure the outcomes of the beautiful. not far away in the beautiful far away i starting be. this is a podcast 20 years later, with you were its host alexander anatolyevich and konstantin

mikhailov, our dear guests, the large children's choir named after viktor sergeevich popov. thank you very much. greetings to you, friends, on the air of the podcast chronicles of the end of times and i am evgeny dodolev. today i will tell you about the most grandiose failure of the armed forces of the ussr during perestroika, the so-called case of matyas rust. matyas rust is an eighteen-year-old german pilot who was honored on the day border guard, this is very important, on border guard day, to cross the border of the soviet union on his amateur sports... plane, fly half of the european part of the state and land on red square, well , to be precise, he

couldn't land directly on red square because it was very crowded, it was a holiday, i repeat, border guard day, may 28 , 1987, he made three approaches, turned between the historical museum, the historical museum building and the moscow hotel building, then landed on moskvaretsky. bridge. i rode kakaty to st. basil's cathedral and went out to red square. border guard day. once again , i want to remind you that the border guards in the soviet union were the elite of the armed forces. you know , border guard day, in may, paratroopers' day. in august, border guards don't bathe in fountains only because it's not as warm at the end of may as it is at the beginning of august. but in principle, they, with an understanding of the importance of their work, celebrate this holiday, and on this holiday they received such a resounding slap in the face,

not they, but the armed forces as a whole soviet union. i must say that it was already the end of times, perestroika was accelerating, and we, well, i can’t speak for everyone, but in any case for the capital’s journalists, we treated all this, this whole story, well, like some kind of. in early september of that same eighty-seventh year, as a special correspondent for a magazine that was the organ of the central committee of the all-union leninist young communist league, i was at the trial, at the trial of matyas rust, and it seemed to me that everyone was still very sympathetic to this, they were looking kindly at this young man, he had been like this since he was 18 it was when he landed, literally a few days later he turned 19, very young, like a schoolboy with a thin neck, in barrels. he spoke smoothly, apologized, said that it had never occurred to him that red square had such significance for the soviet people, well, yes, by the way, it was from

him that i learned that it turns out that smoking was prohibited on red square at that time, he said that i learned that red square is such a sacred place, and even by law you can’t smoke on red square, i remember that many of those present in the hall exchanged glances, because well... it's not like we were smoking on red square, it's just that no one thought about it, so he landed on red square, there were a lot of people there, it was a fine, festive day, by the way, a witness to his landing was young sergei minaev, who later became a famous writer and blogger, he was 12 years old, he was on red square with his parents and was recalling this story, there turned out to be several film crews there, for some reason, well, you know, it's the same... the story that on september 11 in the united states, at the moment of the first plane crashing into the skyscrapers, it turned out that it was filmed competently from several points, as if

they were waiting. there were also four film crews there, who were filming there, well, like a festive crowd, and naturally, when the sports plane with the fat man's badge landed, this bomb with three stabilizers, a young man in a red jumpsuit climbed out of the cockpit and for an hour he was signing autographs and talking to the crowd, i repeat, the soviet union, here those who... remember, red square, smoking was not allowed on red square, the plane lands here, and a person communicates with the crowd for an hour, until specially trained people appeared, without smiles in gray suits, very politely they took him away, he communicated with fans, who immediately formed fans there, with the help of an interpreter, there was a boy there, as i was told, 16 years old, who

spoke english: and he was like an interpreter for him, when i tried to communicate with matios during the trial, and he said that he did not speak english speaks, very politely, but in principle there was access, the openness was amazing, because any journalist could ask questions to him and his family, the family came to the trial, parents, a slightly frightened blonde with a mother, and a younger brother, such a straight blond beast. just like on nazi posters, absolutely all white, with thin features, they all looked a little scared, but that's it, i'm getting ahead of myself, and so mother rus, border guard day, scandal, we, at least i repeat about the moscow journalists , did not understand the scale of the scandal, it seemed to us that this was just so cool, peace, friendship, chewing gum, a german arrived, a german plane arrived on

red square, on red square, it was clear that in general everything was falling apart, it became clear that the invincible legendary, as the song went from the taiga to the british seas, the red army was the strongest of all, here it turns out that the red army let through just an amateur plane with an inexperienced pilot, well, how inexperienced, officially he had only 50 hours of training flight time, only 50 hours is not much to make such a daring flight. but then it turned out many years later that he went to another school, in addition to this hamburg flight school, where he officially studied 50 hours, he studied in another school for an unknown amount of time, and it is also unclear who paid for this training then, because, by the way, this was even heard at the trial, he himself told, i remember, he had a long speech there, about an hour long, like this about nothing, for everything good against everything

bad, in particular he said that training in the flight school of the federal republic of germany is very expensive, by the way, there is also a lot of incomprehensible stuff about money, i'm getting ahead of myself, i'll say that when he disappeared from the radar, i'll explain what i'm talking about, just such a detail about money, he disappeared from the radar because he turned off all the instruments, went to another flight level, dropped to 600 m and even lower, since he was flying from helsinki, officially to stockholm, but he turned around, abruptly changed the flight level and route flew towards moscow, he crossed the border in the kohtla-jarva area, this is the estonian soviet socialist republic, so when he disappeared from the radar, the finns became worried, he was flying from finland, i repeat, from helsinki, some search operations were organized, they found a huge oil slick, from which they concluded that... the

plane crashed, and for some time until the evening, until 7:00 p.m., when he landed in moscow, they believed that matyas rust had died, that the plane had crashed, there are two versions here, the first is that he himself dropped one from the tanks - water so that this oil stain would form, the second version is that the people who assisted him helped, because this, of course, was a prepared mega-operation, maybe matios himself was used in the dark. maybe he was not such a super agent, but it was an operation, so for this search operation , after all, we still had the soviet union, and there was already capitalism, 120 thousand bundesmarks - this is about 1000 dollars, i think, at the exchange rate of that time, by the way, very serious money, he was fined, later, when he flew to moscow, sat in moscow for a while and returned to west germany,

they wrote out this fine and he paid this fine, again it’s unclear, there are no ends, by the way, there are no ends, one more detail too, also about money, to finish with this, his plane, it’s a french one, so this plane, in theory, well, was confiscated by the authorities, i don’t know by whom, border guards, the state security committee, well , by whom, in general, it landed on red square, it arrived in general somewhere , in some warehouse, i don’t know, it somehow ended up with a japanese businessman. who bought it, well, from the point of view of investments, that is, he bought it in the presumption that someday this artifact will go up in price and it might be more expensive to somehow sell it, in 2007, i think, he sold it to the germans for some museum, but how

did this japanese businessman end up with this trophy, the plane that landed on red square, you won’t find this information anywhere, i looked, i didn’t find it, that is, there’s a lot of murky dark stuff there. because i’ll repeat myself again, it was the end of times, the country was falling apart, bursting at the seams, corruption was outrageous, that is, the military sold secrets and equipment, and with the plane there was exactly the same kind of very, very unclear story, in general with mateus rusny there was a lot that was unclear, how an eighteen-year-old boy managed to equip this plane like this, because he... removed all the seats, the plane, by the way, was not his property, it was rented , installed fuel tanks there, which allowed him to warm up before the flight on may 28, eighty-seventh, in mid-may - flew from hamburg to iceland,

flew there with two overnight stays, he stopped in the faroe islands on the falkland islands, he flew to iceland, according to him, to soak up the spirit of the meeting. gorbachev and reagan, who were negotiating there, did not really agree on anything, so for some reason he really wanted to somehow be imbued with this spirit and in general, according to his version, one of his versions, he flew to moscow in order to chat with gorbachev, to talk with mikhail sergeyevich on a peace mission, he wanted to somehow, he did not knew that may 28 is not just border guard day, but also the day of gorbachev's visit to the federal republic of germany. gorbachev was not in the kremlin, although i read in one of the sources, well, such a funny, but not corresponding to the truth, that when mateas ruz landed on red square, gorbachev asked the minister of defense what

was going on, but it was apparently those people who wrote this movie script, they proceeded from the fact that in general everyone lives in the kremlin and the general secretary, the entire central committee, all the ministers, they are hanging out somewhere in the kremlin together here they can. allegedly gorbachev asked what was going on outside our window, the then minister of defense sokolov, he said that they were filming a movie, well, i doubt it very much, just as, by the way, i doubt it, well, it’s not that i doubt it, that i don’t believe it, but i doubt the words of general ivashov, general ivashov said that a few days, 3-4 days before this scandal, before the arrival of the mother from rust to moscow, the then minister of defense of the soviet union, marshal sokolov, showed gorbachev the latest map with the location anti-aircraft missile divisions and zones, well, where,

where all these radio intercepts are, here is some secret military map, and he forgot this map, as general ivashov says. in the office of the general secretary, he was not yet the president of the soviet union, he was the general secretary of the communist party of the ussr, mikhail sergeyevich gorbachev, then sokolov sent ivashov for this map, and mikhail sergeyevich said, what map to know, i don’t know anything, i haven’t seen any map at all, and supposedly this map was discovered, at matiyas rust’s, here just this, well i don't know, i have this from that series, for what i bought for that. sold, i'm just telling this what i heard, for oleg baselashili's ninetieth birthday. lord, how handsome you are, well this is against my background, get out of here, i'll beat your whole face, they say you can't outplay children and animals,

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podcast chronicle of the end of times and me, its host evgeny dodolev. today i will tell you about the case of mathias rust. with my own eyes i saw the photos of mathias rust in helsinki, when he gets into this cessna of his, he is there in jeans and a shirt, four film crews were there at that moment, and you can see how he gets out of the... cockpit in a red jumpsuit, in such a red flight suit, he was asked about this, why when he changed, he said that he had this jumpsuit under his shirt and jeans, well, just if you take this compare these videos, you will understand that he is simply lying, he lied, he allegedly took off his shirt and jeans on the plane and ended up in this jumpsuit. in fact, of course, he was changing clothes, and the fact that he landed after

6 hours of flight with almost full tanks, and he flew for 6.5 hours instead of three, 3.5, shows that he was landing, that he was landing on the territory of the soviet union, where he changed clothes, refueled, by the way, they drew a fat man for him, that is, this round bomb with... three stabilizers on the tail of his cessna, because that the footage from helsinki shows that there is no such design, there is just a tricolor yellow-black-red flag of the federal republic of germany on the tail and a number, that's it, there is no design there, so yes, he was landing and refueling, so, i repeat, in the kohtlo-jarva area he... crossed the soviet border and was immediately seen, he

was immediately seen, but no action was taken, why? there are two factors here, it seems to me, the first, in 1983 there was a huge mess, when our train hit a south korean boeing in the far east, by the way, that's a separate story there, because supposedly hundreds of people died there, but i won't go into that. the main thing is that bems was excellent, our ideological opponents knew how to play in the information war, and uh, there was a huge scandal, adjustments were made to the chicago convention, according to which all signatories, the soviet union quickly signed it all, have no right to shoot down civilian aircraft, this is a sports plane and the airliner doesn't matter , you can't shoot it down... you can only to force to land, the second factor, i repeat,

which time, the end of times, in court, i remember, mateos himself said that he once had, so to speak, contact with the soviet union air force, that he saw a fighter that flew around him and disappeared, and how he said that in... in the federal republic of germany, if a military plane wants to intercept a civilian one, it makes a sharp horizontal turn and flies close to...

the plane and said that this plane with some kind of picture, no, not with a picture of a bomb, but it had a stripe on it fuselage, by the way, if there had been a drawing of a bomb, he probably would have paid attention to it, but the nuance is that the mattioz flew as

slowly as possible, that is, the minimum cruising speed was very low, that is, it flew mainly at an altitude of 600 m, but often descended. to an altitude of 300 and 100 m, as he himself explained, not in order to hide from air defense, but because there was no processing of his sesna ice covered the canopy, uh, at a high altitude he landed and in order for this ice to melt, he descended lower according to his version, in fact, he very skillfully evaded surveillance, just understand that this sports plane flies: at such a speed, actually like a turtle, if compared with the speed of a fighter, a fighter simply cannot follow it, no matter what the minimum permissible speed of a fighter, it will still fly over this kind of plane, so there were these nuances. people who dealt with this

issue told me that matthios dropped foil, cut foil... in addition, he managed to fly over a place of military exercises, air defense and aviation military exercises, military attachés of many western countries were present at these exercises, including the military attaché of the federal republic of germany, and these

military attachés launched balls, well, those metallic ones, well, which, well, generally confuse attention, they... are defined as some kind of flying objects, also a little bit of a very strange story, especially since - during the flight over this zone, he was assigned, you know, there is a code for friend or foe, to him - as they say, an inexperienced lieutenant by mistake, assigned its own meaning to all aircraft that were in the sky at that time, in that sector, that is, for some time it flew as a soviet one, as... some kind of aircraft, not a military one, some kind of incomprehensible one, but its own, which should not have attracted any attention, in short, it with this with this encoding, the strangest story was with the disconnection of service services in one of the districts, because maintenance had

been carried out the day before, the officer in charge was asked to disconnect, they didn’t ask, but as if in the army is not asked, of course, they ordered. it confused him so much that he said that he would not do it without a written order, well, because, well, it's very strange, for what reason? the routine maintenance has been done, that's why he has to turn it off, in 5 minutes, in 5 minutes he had this written order, this is also a very strange story, in the eighty-seventh year, in general, the systematic destruction of the armed forces of the soviet union began, in particular, air defense, air defense were - here are the parts. air defense were inflamed between the ground forces in parts and so on, that is, there was such a lack of coordination, in short, in order to coordinate anything, if earlier, before 1987, it took 2-3 minutes, well, that is, some kind of target appeared, it was necessary to make a decision, shoot down, don’t shoot down, lead, don’t lead, but now it took at least

15-20 minutes, that is , he flew a significant part of his route completely invisible to anyone, two or three times different pilots saw him, they reported all their reports were simply ignored, well, they said something like forget it there everything is fine, it’s probably there, well, i don’t know... the native airport, well, in short, he entered this stack, the stack, because there’s an airliner coming in for landing, they’re making

these movements, they’re also waiting for the controller to give them the go-ahead to approach, to land, he just passed through this stack, creating such a situation, well, a risky one, that is, people could have died, and there was also no reaction, this is also... the report that the plane was simply flying through sheremetiya towards moscow was completely ignored, what a night, i can’t, i can’t i sleep, such a moonlight, as if i still cherish in my soul the lost youth, well, katya, i like it, very much, and this is milokhin, kvn, a meeting, releases. nikop: tomorrow after the program time. no need to say that everything is fine in russia, this is an insult to the feelings

of those who left. this is the podcast chronicle of the end of times and me, its host evgeny dodolev. today i will tell you about the case of matthias rust. then he flies up to the capital. he says, he flew to red square, because the only place he knew in moscow was the rossiya hotel, there was one. there was a hotel the largest in europe, and he knew the hotel because he lived there, an eighteen-year-old boy came to moscow, lived practically on red square and i personally have no doubt that he simply walked with a notebook , measured with his steps how far it was from here to here and estimated - that is, it was not a spontaneous decision to take a flight, he prepared, and they prepared him and he prepared, so... and as i already said , he was unable to sit directly on red square, because it was very crowded, well, that is, onlookers

they saw that the plane was flying at a very low altitude, but well, you never know, maybe there, i don’t know, now there is a world of labor there , there will be some confetti thrown around, because it was clear that it couldn’t land directly on this paving stone, it landed on the moskvarets bridge, there were trolleybus lines there in those years, here... attention, on that day all these wires were removed, why were they repaired or for maintenance , there could be some reasons, an explanation, why they were removed on that day, the night before, may 27, eighty-seventh why the routes were suspended is completely unclear, moreover, when the state traffic inspector gi saw this plane, he stopped all traffic of cars, simply... taking this landing strip out.