why do such views haunt dasha and such interrogations, alexander gelevich, at that time taught at theences of moscow state university and noticed that she continued to periodically go to his lectures. that is, he tries to get there from school. that is, she helped him take exams. as far as i remember, she herself passed some exams, they looked at her as the daughter of alexander arc forever at that moment and naturally. she couldn't fall into the dirt. face further. this is our joint work, our volume uh, our book and my book i yes, yours yes, i could not oppose anything to alexander gelevich multitasking. the only thing i could stand was her, because she was covering. i had a great relationship with music education. we used to go to a school that was right in front of us and we're very serious there. hmm, 8 years. e from labor began. we are from a small pipe. here is such a small e-flute flute block, and then switched to a large flute and played on. it seems to me that i have been studying music all my life , at least as long as i know it, at the same time in university times. she had

here is what alexander gelevich is talking about.many wonderful achievements many crimes. and here, it seems to me, you his such a long, history of one of the most horrific crimes. this is what happened in 1991. it's not as bright as it looks. yes, in general it's terrible it's a terrible event at a time when the soviet union i mean russia is another matter how we we relate to this now, but in general the soviet union russia disarmed disbanded the warsaw pact. all those who wanted to leave were released without a war, without any violence, without any of these, and, in principle, extended the hand of peace. it was a unique chance in general for the world , a unique chance, if the west supported it in general, the world would change. it's amazing. i repeat. now we have a common mood. that's why we did it? yes? why is that another question? but we have to go to the advertisement and get back to you immediately. after let's talk about that. what happened in the ninety-first year and e, what conclusion does the people of russia draw from

this is my tom yes, i could not oppose alexander gelevich with my quickness.ing i could stand was her, because she was covering. i had a great relationship with music education. we used to go to a school that was right across from us and we're very serious there. hmm, 8 years. eh, we started to work hard. we are from a small pipe. here is such a small e-flute flute block, and then switched to a large flute and played on. i think i 've been into music all my life. how much at least i know her, at the same time in university time. she had the idea of ​​hmm starting her own band. yes, zainarius, as such, she took shape later, but during her studies. she often talked about her musical projects. she generally liked to sing even with some kind of official atmosphere to defuse the atmosphere. it was very cool. it sang very well and in different ways, and she also always tried to improve in this area, once i had a very high voice and this voice e was quite a bright competitive advantage for me, because for example, a number of songs by eugene onegin i performed. uh, p