ivan turgenev.r 38 years, almost all of his works were written there, but this did not stop him from being a russian writer, and russian artists, even if they work in europe, aren’t they ours? russian cultural heritage? ivanov, gryulov , kiprensky, bakst, benois, dabuzhinsky, kandinsky, larionov, read your father and mother, do not kill, do not act directly, do not steal. do not bear false witness against your neighbor, do not covet anything that your neighbor has. which of these moral canons in the west is not in doubt, maybe this is from the levite, if someone lies with a man as with a woman, then they would do an abomination, but faster, decisively and absolutely victoriously, so that our victory would not be in doubt no one has. the winner gets everything , bye, that's it, goodbye, wants to surround those closest to you with warmth and comfort every day, well done, daughter, you came up with a vtb debit card , improved vtbon online as for yourself. to make your life more comfortable, go to vtb,

his hometown samara, and there in samara this a violent landowner met a girl whose last name was turgenevny... related relationship with ivan turgeev, but nevertheless, tolstoy and turgeva, they connected, it was an explosive mixture, she was like that, not even turgenev a girl, and such a super russian idealist, who married this hooligan and brawler because she wanted to correct him, such a marriage, a noble, great act, such a sacrifice on her part, none of this worked out, because the count continued act the same here... the husband treated this arrogantly, mockingly, she did not meet any understanding in the family, and then she made a dear friend, whose name was alexei apollonovich bastrom, he was from the russified swedes, he was not even a nobleman, he was such a landowner - one-palace, in today's language. a farmer, he had a small farm in the volga region, but periodically he came to samara, somewhere at some literary meeting, literary seminar, which were there then, he met this young writing woman, they had an idea, at first a spiritual romance, they both loved literature and coul

do it, and i, my books, books that are dear to me, yes, this is, first of all, pushkin , this is turgenevou know, uh, turned out to be such an important thing, because she then called me and said, listen, you can’t imagine what kind of response, people said that for a short time, maybe for two or 3 hours, when we... read books, we left into a completely different world, we went into the world of good energies, good emotions, wonderful memories, into the world of wonderful words, isn’t this what is so important, isn’t it these emotions that are born in people who are on the front line, who go through such tests that it’s so hard in the moment, yes, it’s such a piece of warmth family, home and loved ones who root for them and worry about them, and your husband, by the way, robert, he’s a human being in general, he’s a european, he’s an austrian, in my opinion, yes, he’s from austria, that’s true , i remember him, even now it’s still difficult to imagine a person there with a more russian soul, but nevertheless , it’s still a check of european culture, in many ways, folded there by the europ

but at the same time, if we take the russian narratives, it also, for example, gets... it is also turgenev, it is russian literature with its nihilism, with its disbelief in the ability of man to resist evil, for example, or with its glorification of evil to a certain extent, even its seductive power and justification evil, eh, i don’t know, here is herman hessen, for example, one of those writers who mastered this excessive fascination with russian literature with this motive, for example, whether ukraine too and we, as those who know russian literature very well, and also know the russians themselves well, they can also be an alternative voice here , you know, this topic, by the way, is heard regularly now in europe and in america, the topic of the influence of russian classical literature on the worldview and behavior of russians , on the mentality, that is, nihilism and fatalism, which preached by dostoevsky and other writers, they are the reason that there is no opposition, no protests in russia, and even those russians who left russia as a sign of protest, they do not organize demons

same time, if we take about russian narratives, it is also , for example, dostoyevsky, it is also turgenev, it is russian literature with... with its nihilism, with its disbelief in the ability of man to resist evil, for example, or with it to a certain extent glorification of evil, even its seductive power and justification of evil, eh, i don't know, but herman getsen, for example, is one of those writers who opposed this excessive fascination with russian letters and this motif. for example, can ukraine too, and we, as those who know russian literature very well, as well as already know the russians themselves, can also be an alternative voice here, you know, this one, by the way, sounds regularly now in europe and and in america, the theme of the influence of russian classical literature on worldview and behavior russians, on the mentality, that is, nihilism and fatalism, which were preached by dostoevsky and other writers, they are the reason that there is no opposition in russia, there are no protests, and even those russians who left russia as a sign of protest, they do not... demons

through many editions, including one made by hector berlioz for the french singer pauline vardo, ivan turgenev'sbeen staged since the end of the 16th century; the production of the mariinsky theater in 1911 is considered especially significant. the director was world hold, the ballet director was mikhail foken, and the party. performed by sobinov. on october 5, 1918 , the central criminal investigation department was created. tsysk in tsarist russia was considered the best in the world, but after the revolution the law enforcement system collapsed and crime has swept the country. in moscow , the number of thefts and murders has increased 10 times. there were 30 gangs rampaging through the city. people loyal to the soviet regime were recruited into ugrozovsk. and their former employees came to their aid. and already in the early twenties. repeatedly. a moscow criminal, moore was a terror for swindlers and bandits. his first boss, aleksandrov istoshchiki became a legend, for example, arapov. in the early fifties, he eliminated a gang that terrified the townspeople; this is the prototype of sharapo

same time, if... we take about russian narratives, it is also, for example, dostoevsky, it is also turgenevrussian literature with its nihilism, with its disbelief in man's ability to resist evil , for example, or with its glorification of evil to a certain extent, even, its seductive power and justification of evil, eh, i don’t know, but herman getsen, for example, one of those writers who opposed this excessive fascination with russian literature with this motive . for example, is ukraine too, and we how those who know russian literature very well, and also know the russians themselves well, can also be an alternative voice here, you know, this topic, by the way, sounds regularly, now both in europe and in america, the topic of influence, russian classic...

, including those made by hector berlioz, for the french singer pauline vardo, the lover of ivan turgeneven staged since the end of the 16th century, and the production of the mariinsky theater in 1911 is considered especially significant. of the year. the director was fevlad miir holt balletmay mikhail fokin, and the role of arfey was performed by leonid sobinov. on october 5, 1918 , the central criminal investigation department was created. cisk was considered in tsarist russia. the best in the world, but after the revolution the law enforcement system collapsed and crime overwhelmed the country. in moscow, the number of thefts and murders has increased 10 times. there were 30 gangs rampaging through the city. people loyal to the soviet regime were recruited to ugrozovsk, and former employees came to their aid. and already in the early twenties the number of robberies, robberies and murders decreased several times. a moscow criminal, moore was a terror for swindlers and bandits. his first boss, alexander tripalov, and other slickers became legends. for example, vladimir arapov, who in t

markova sits down with jules verno in shock, and what jules verno asks her is ukrainian. and how is turgeneveevich, nothing, oh, say hello to him, i never do i'll write, and that's it, but listen, when the children watch it, in fact, then they tell you that the crimea, why, our crimea, jules verne will never write like ivan sergeyevich, already yesterday he committed suicide in the paris hotel, after reading moo-moo, here you have all the civil, yes, from this circle because we are still hypertrophying it, you see, we are still living, and this is an important point that needs to be put on this point of our discussion by and large , that we have comes from the russian svi, i beg just rhetorically a point from yevgenia, i immediately remembered the joke for muma, when , when i told muma in dog language why, i think that on this humorous... note we will end our discussion, maybe there is still time for questions, i don't know, for too long sorry, there is no time for questions, time is not wasted, time is up, i am sincerely grateful to you, dear panelists , i am sincerely grateful to you, the

that they could not explain, that is, it is modern, yes, so i know, don’t speak beautifully, as turgenevus, okay, otherwise now we will get to the point that the ukrainian nation was constructed by the austro-hungarians, who themselves disappeared as an empire in the aftermath of the first world war, well, someone invents the know-how, then use it, but the first the know-how of the nation was sparked at that moment, as the word know-how what kind of know-how has appeared, people live, speak their own language, they have their own cultural word, this is a people, a nation, when it changes. another nation in translation just means people who belong to the state, yes, these are just citizens, yes, and the first one, and every time we try to put a wild number of different meanings there, based on that? that we are playing with translation , either from english or from french, but the first who tried to do this was napoleon and the first to discover that nationalism gives people the ability and willingness to sacrifice their life, this is napoleonic’s first discovery, that is, jews long befor

exist, i'm talking about faculties, whole slavic studies, which are mostly fakulteki, dostoyevsky, turgenev so on and so on, this is the russian view, the imperial view of this culture, a piece of which we definitely claim, and recently there was this one. another scandal, this is the participation of andriy kurkov with masha gesen, and she is not even quite russian, because she has a russian passport, because she has an american passport, she renounced her russian citizenship, she definitely does not support putin, a person with a liberal poland, moreover, not even a binary personality, well, in a word, definitely not a non -russian person, not a russian-oriented person, and the question arose again very, very, if not acutely. m, are we ready in principle to discuss with the russians on the same platform, then who should discuss with the russians? in the end, well, for me, for example, it is a personal question, and i have immense respect for mr. andrii kurkov, i really hope that i will be able to record an interview for us in the near future, but when we decided in the 90s that andrii kor

the same time, if we take pro-russian narratives, it is also, for example, dostoevsky's, it also turgenev, this is russian literature with its nihilism, with its disbelief in man's ability to resist evil, for example, or with its glorification to a certain extent of evil, even, its seductive power, and evil, i don't know, here is hermann hesen, for example, one of those writers who mastered this one excessive enthusiasm for russian literature and this motive, for example, is ukraine too, and we, as those who know russian literature very well, and also know the russians themselves well, can also be an alternative voice here, you know, this topic, by the way, it sounds regularly now in europe as well. and in america, the theme of the influence of russian classical literature on the worldview and behavior of russians, on the mentality, that is, nihilism and fatalism, which were preached by dostoevsky and other writers, they are the reason why that in russia, there is no opposition, no protests, and even those russians who left russia as a sign of protest. they are not demonstrating against t

starred in a film by viktor turov in minsk, in the film history nobleman chertaphanov according to turgenevhe sings there, look it up on the internet, look, it’s a must , it’s amazing, absolutely, here zolotukhin appears, sitting on the first tray of some kind of steam locomotive, singing, i don’t care, i’m tired of fighting, i quietly turn to the person sitting behind my back i say to rasheev, the author of the text is mikhailov, who is mikhailov, what kind of folk songs, these are folk songs. sharp, naughty songs, very spicy, which were sung in our closed companies, but as in every company there were filthy ears , filthy tongues that conveyed where they needed to go, and yuliy kim essentially became, as we say, banned from traveling abroad, that is, his work should not have flashed, so talented songs the talented text writer was hidden under the pseudonym yukhailov, then the chieftain appears, sophie, etoile, vasilyeva was invited to play this role, when she read the script, she asked. what about her hello? rasheev said yes, and this is what she played, this little smile of hers with the

laughter; it’s just that he wrote the first word to me in a letter: it was getting dark, well , just turgenevell, well, well, just like that, don’t play around, loaded it, so that not 200 times, but 100 times to drive there. back, i didn’t think that there were laws of physics in the world, that is, i simply overloaded it, went down, it was getting dark, tied the cable to my hand, and untied the end, since the barrel was much heavier than him, he moved at a decent speed. it was getting dark, it began to rise, well, haha, interesting, beautiful, the sunset soared above the fir trees, in general beauty, apparently, any of the sunsets, he did not notice how, flying past the third floor, he naturally met a barrel, but where would he go , in fact, they fly along the same vertical? actually, he writes somehow, dodged this barrel, flying up to the block, thought, that’s it, it’s over, he crossed himself with his free left hand, he doesn’t know the law at all physicists, but fortunately for him they exist at this time, fortunately for him, the barrel hit the ground, the bottom and bricks fell out, an

can i still remember turgenev, fathers and sons? there too the hero did without seconds? appropriate era, went to a deserted place, set up barriers, exchanged pistols, why, according to the dueling code, everyone should shoot from the enemy’s pistol, what kind of weapon did kostrov have, gen had his own set of pistols from the marseille company, it seems he got it from his grandfather, well, they loaded it, fired it, both didn’t hit, well, then, well, they reloaded again, but then they made up, gena said that he got excited, i accepted his apology, collected the weapons, went to the place where they left the cars, that’s it, not quite, that’s it, when they got to the cars, gena remembered that he forgot his cane in the clearing, he stuck it into... the barrier, what kind of cane? an antique, very expensive one was part of his costume. well, in general, he decided to come back for her, and i got into the car and went about my business. but nothing stopped you from going after kostrov and killing him without any duel. you see, as soon as i drove away, about five minutes lat

in russian in general, purges in school libraries, this time total, except for pushkin, tolstoy, turgenevd, whose works for children and teenagers, translated into russian, are prescribed to be replaced. edition in english and latvian. in neighboring lithuania, 3,000 teachers protested, demanding higher salaries and better working conditions. naked sanctions, no russophobia, peace with russia - these are just a few of the slogans of the invasions in cities throughout europe, in amsterdam, madrid, stuttgart, where the way out of the pan-european crisis is seen in the same way, demanding that the authorities stop reckless support for kiev and return to dialogue with moscow. nikita gusenkov, weeks, ntv television company. and then the combination is played out harshly. it turns out that it is not just germany that is no longer the economic leader of the eu. its economy is sinking faster than even pessimists expected. already france's position as a leader political becomes unobvious. macron understands that his desire to recall the special role of paris and historical leadership is no longer

festival in mytishchi, the buinsky drama theater is showing the play barane based on the story by the turgenevsplay tonya glimerdahl at the marshak children's theater festival in voronezh. the russian museum in the marble palace presents the exhibition filonov school. the exhibition includes works by andrei sashin, yuri khorzhanovsky, and other artists who were part of the creative association , a group of masters of analytical art: filonov's school, which existed from 1925 to 1941 . of the works presented at the exhibition, almost only two are on permanent display, the rest of the works could be seen at various individual exhibitions of the russian museum over the past 10-15 years, but also not all, in such a volume, just like filonov’s school, this is this the show was organized for the first time and i repeat this once again, a unique... opportunity to watch all these works together. the german opera on the rhine is broadcasting a recording of pyotr ilgevichaikovsky's opera the maid of orlan which premiered in september of this year, directed by elisabeth stöpler. the main role is performed