historian yegor yakovlev thank you for coming. thank you. how interesting it is, after a while, uh , in general, to talk about the scale of such a person, such as, for example, a fantastic writer ingenious, da turgenev a and b in connection with this. well, reading, yes, here is his biography, plunging into it, what thoughts just do not come. that's me to an ordinary person after all. i am not a historian. i'm just a woman. it seems to me that if i had been born to such parents as, uh, ivan sergeevich, i would have been a homicidal maniac. well, if you talk about who he was, mama, papa is already terrible, really. sergeevich had a very difficult childhood, a very destructive family, and not in the first generation, because his mother, varvara petrovna, was also born in a destructive family her father was not very knocked down, and her mother was also a cruel woman. well, it so happened that she inherited a very large inheritance and married for love, but her husband did not love her. he was a fine, cavalry guard, a very handsome man, gallant

i am larisa guzeeva and the historian yegor yakovlev is visiting me, these are about love.eve that viardot and loved turgenev yes, of course, of course, she loved him, and ivan sergeyevich loved polina ivan sergeyevich loved polyps, of course, this is out loud. they say that ivan sergeevich was a russian spy no sergeevich well, in full word. spy. of course not. uh, the fact is that ivan sergeevich turgenev was really a propagandist of russian culture in europe and eh, sometimes desperately even defended the glory of russian literature. e in disputes with foreigners. well, for example, such a case with or out is kerrin. it was kirei who told him that there is no russian literature, but a turgenev gentleman, despite all your satirical talent. we have a uh hmm writer who got you out in every way. came, who is it? this is gogol - answered. turgenev yes, i don’t know this, he was in prison for something. yes yes. uh, not for long, though only a month. he was imprisoned. the fact is that in 1852, when nikolai vasilyevich gogol died ivan sergeevich wrote a heartfelt obituary in wh

i am larisa guzeeva and the historian yegor yakovlev is visiting me, these are about love. viardot and loved turgenev yes, of course, of course, she loved him, and ivan sergeyevich loved poleno ivan sergeyevich loved the finger that ivan sergeyevich was a russian spy no. uh, the fact is that ivan sergeevich turgenev was really a propagandist of russian culture in europe, uh, and uh, sometimes desperately. he even defended the glory of russian literature. uh, in disputes with foreigners. well , for example, such a case with william so and ray told him that there is no russian literature. and turgenev told him that sir, despite all your satirical talent. we have , uh, a writer who is superior to you in every way. came, who is it? this is gogol's answer. turgenev yes, i don't know anything like that in prison. yes, yes, not for long, though only for a month. he was imprisoned. the fact is that in 1852, when nikolai vasilievich gogol died, ivan sergeevich wrote a heartfelt obituary in which gogol was called a great man. this censorship in st. petersburg banned. but turgenev nev

my name is larisa guzeeva, this is a podcast of letters, and the historian yegor yakovlev was my guest at night on channel one i am mikhailkhanov presenter podcasts easy money. i am very glad to be my guest today. legend of the national financial economic journalism, permanent editor-in-chief and founder of the finversion project, yan art yan i am very glad to see you. thanks uh. you know , here we have such chairs. everything reminds me of, uh, and given the theme of the pyramid scheme, fraud. this is exactly what we will talk about today about how to avoid such tricks from bad people. uh, this reminds me of a scene like this from uh, the permanent film passed the eco holmes domestic. yes, only you, you know, it feels like we don’t have, uh, dr. watson holmes, we will be with you today, like your hols and try to teach viewers. what to do how to avoid such things uh hmm what are called tricks let's start? come on, please what's here every day, well i am at least . starts the day with the morning news. uh, i read that they fall for the tricks of fraudsters. not just grandparents pension