you akhmatova already have me.tasha, she’s just, you know, after all, zhurbin lured me again, and you, of course, refused, well, yes, in general, in general, you did not agree, oh, of course, but what about? you, oleg, either don’t understand something, or you don’t want to understand, moscow is not just another city, it’s new opportunities, it’s a new position, it’s the apartment is new, you know, this is, if you like, a different life. a different life, but i wouldn’t say that your life program was very original, and i don’t want to be original, i want to be like everyone else, i ’m tired of cooking, washing, kindergarten, shopping, i’m tired of everything, i said on the phone that led a vibrant social life here, but you know what? in six months, twice at a party, once with work mates in a diner, this is not such a social life, why in a diner, because they didn’t get anywhere else, akhmatova got it somewhere, olga gave it, and you know, akhmatova was friends with the father of this artist. which one? well, well,

somewhere, olga gave it to me, and you know, akhmatova was friends with this father. what artist? it’s quite enough, one goes the straight path , the other goes in a circle, and his house is waiting for him to return, his old friend is waiting, and i’m going, trouble is behind me, not straight and not straight, to nowhere, never, like... will give up the slope, and anything else? not because the mirror broke, not because the wind howled in the chimney, not because something alien had already seeped into the thought of you, not because, not at all because i met him on the threshold, betrayal called. how true is this, how do you know? well, i feel it, but what’s red? blushed, well, blushed, so what? so for me, the museum of this very last month , as a monastery, i will take care of exactly what is dear to me in the first place and, in my opinion, is dear and important to other people. passed in sailing, which grew into youth, well, it already turns out that i have been here for half a century in my favorite sport , we are ready to share knowledge, my name is sergey morozov, i am the

bolgakov left kyiv in 1920 or 21, well anna akhmatova, they will say, no akhmatova, she was hardly inom odesa, her name is hanna gorenko, she is from odessa, she studied in kyiv for several years and she wanted to become a russian author and went to petersburg. that is , pavostovsky went to moscow, that is , he didn't, well, maybe one of those who lived in kyiv. viktor nikrasov, this is the only russian speaker a writer who lived and stayed in kyiv, well, if you remember someone, i’m sorry , but i used to look carefully, that is, it ’s a myth that there was russian literature here, those who wanted to seriously pursue a career as a russian writer, went to the imperial capitals, it's normal, well, it's the right choice, but here it's very interesting, here's where it all started, here's the 18th year, here's the central council, here's the onrr, where. these institutions started, that's where some clubs, editorial offices, magazines started, where it all started, the central council was created in in the same premises of the rodina club, this is also such a good story, they are lysenko

and he increasingly went to leningrad, where he stayed with his named aunt, anna akhmatova.l literature. by that time, alexey botalov was done. whose family was connected with amhat, had to leave the theater for cinema. his announcement of resignation of his own free will was the first ever history of mkhat. i served in the theater until the last minute, until it was possible to combine it. i could only act on vacation during my free time from the theater. when the two pictures came together, that is, it was, you know, that it was the mother and the rumyantsev case, then this was no longer possible. live again botalov recalled the train that was taking him to evacuation, the frosty window, where, like on a movie screen, he saw himself in different roles, everything came true, he starred with the stars of the era, vera moretskaya, nikolai kryuchkov, boris andreev, seen scene, a man in a chenille on crutches knocked on the window of a neighboring house, the gate opened, a woman ran out and - on my girlfriend, two girls, daughters, dad began to hug him, and i saw happiness, it

this is my summer - says anna akhmatova and this is such a subtle play of meanings.rical works, please tell us. greshkovets, because these are texts, these are zhenya’s texts, and this performance, conference, and you were at this performance, and i’m sorry that i’m sorry that you were at the first, because i myself don’t like to go to premieres, and i know how premiere performances are so exciting and don’t let go, like a house should, absolutely, should, yes, yes, yes, yes, should fall into place, but this gives us such joy, and we did not expect it, this is of course, this is the intuition, property, talent of my wife, who feels the need for such communication with people regarding literature, we are talking about a book, you understand, this is a great book, this is a great book, which, yes, it has excellent formulations, everyone knows it, but not everyone has read it in their own way, completely mysteriously, we are talking about vinepukh, renepukh , and i have a wonderful text there. and we will subject this this text, this analysis, if of course a miracle fai

russian poet mandelstam, and i'm sorry, there is nothing more, just like there is a monument to anna akhmatovall, this is completely crazy, i understand who paid, but i don't understand who allowed it, because that monument was erected recently, yes, it was recently erected, i understand who paid, but i don't understand, i'm interested who allowed it, well, i hope, let’s take this down, i was there at the mering university and now the street is sankovetska street, it was also called berangovska, so i was there for the first time, well , they say that it is the largest in europe, even if they exaggerate a little, it is still one one of the largest circuses in europe is famous, in that circus and literary events took place, well, the solovtsov theater, the current franko theater, it was already functioning even then, and here is the one , well, the current apricot building in the second world war is the continental hotel, but very modestly, it is a pale likeness, so the continental hotel is one of the best god the best kyiv hotel at that time, and there it was, the 18th year of skoropansky, eh,

the former merengovsky, well, actually near the gorodets mandelstam, who erected this monument to akhmatovalace , well, it's just a crime, i say, i understand who paid, but who allowed it, that is, we don't have memorial plaques , we managed to publish books and that's already good, so let's end with a good plot, which is terrible for me, but he somehow convinced me that not everything is bad , very soon the second part of the novel by the best of our novelist viktor dumantovych, dr. serafikus, will be published very soon. no one has ever read it . sofya zerova kept it together with the entire archive on a piece of paper and handed it over to the state. it’s another matter that we didn’t manage to get it . give out, but now he is is preparing for publication, that is, in fact, to get rid of this, to shake off this imperial myth, we have a very interesting history, kyiv has always been a ukrainian city, and the kyiv space is a space of freedom, a space of inspiration, a space of art, thank you, and vira geyeva is a literary scholar, professor of the kyiv academy, was a guest of the premiere.

and tsvitaeva , although akhmatova and tsvitayeva believed that the princess poet was better, not them, they looked at european literature as a model, at the germans or the french, in ukraine it was necessary to look at them, and here i am, it is difficult for me to understand how it is quickly overcomes, not in not in. artists, and viewers and readers, first of all, well, i remember such a time, this, this it was somewhere in the 80s, when i came from russia, the moscow theater staged sladnik shcherdyan, it was like a sanitization, in my opinion, the town of glupov, or something like that, and the people threw a terrible work there, because they modernized it, they are there made there are some such stories that were read in our time, but there is no need to engage in stupid ones, there are stupid ones in modern russia, nothing has changed there, they just added more pepper there, but why did people pour there, because the ukrainian theater is not could afford such that he could afford moscow, and even if you recall the literary newspaper, which publishes humor, and not only humor, ar

like us we remember that eugene onegin has an open ending, but there are beautiful words from anna akhmatovaone that never ceases to arouse our attention. our interest, our disputes, a moment in his biography, because many people do not like natalya nikolaevna, many people believe that pushkin’s marriage was unsuccessful, and he should have married some other woman, and these and such jealous attacks addressed to natalya nikolaevna from people of the highest degree respectable, because both akhmatova and... svyataeva, or for example, faina ranevskaya, in the diary entries of faina ranevskaya, you can simply see how she is seething with indignation, it would seem that she is natalya nikolaevna, who lived 100 years ago ago, but nevertheless, faina georgievna is simply filled with hatred for this woman, but let’s assume, okay, this is the female half, but let’s take the male half, vikkendiy vikkendivich verisaev, a wonderful russian soviet writer of the first half of the 20th century, the author of such a wonderful thing. which is called pushkin in life, and somewhere there he writes that if pu

cassettes, in sou they cover the entire square in which they detect movement, in moments of calm, akhmatova’sgets, gone, shot. literally not far from here there is an observation post, they raised a quadcopter into the sky and are coordinating the work of the mortar crew, now we are waiting for adjustments, adjustments are underway, they will give data, we'll get better a little and then some. the drone hovers over enemy positions, ring 68 plus, i ’m working on a football field, eighty-two-millimeter shells fired by our mine fall directly into the trenches of the ukrainian armed forces. however, not only artillery pieces are working on enemy fortifications; the so-called harassing fire is carried out automatically. we are going to the most advanced positions of the akhmat unit, the forest is strewn with damaging elements from cluster shells, many of which did not explode, the soldiers call them bells because of their similar shape. here's the part from a cluster munition, a cassette, these bells that explode, there’s no explosion , there’s a crater from it where they fell. we have to run inte

who is an outstanding russian writer from kyiv, bolgakov left kyiv in 1900 or 21 anna akhmatovat, akhmatova not in kyiv for several years, and she wanted to become a russian author, she went to st. petersburg , that is, pavostovsky went to moscow, that is , there was no, well, of those who lived in kyiv, maybe viktor nikrasov, he is the only russian-speaking writer, who lived, who stayed in kyiv, well, if you remember someone, i'm sorry, but i used to be alert.

komarovo, there is a whole necropolis here and flowers, of course, are laid on other graves, anna akhmatovadmitry likhachev , daniil granin, these people were the soul and conscience of leningrad and st. petersburg, and so was temerkanov. in memory of the maestro, the mariinsky theater today gives a free concert, conductor valery gergiev, a new cultural center in nalchik and a music school in st. petersburg, will bear the name of yuri temerkanov, wherever he was, the music began to sound differently. ekaterina fesenko, slema zareev, sergey ishchenko, alexey sasyrin, dmitry lukashevich, dmitry mishersky, news of the week, st. petersburg, this is news of the week, further in the program. how hitler and monerheim discussed the idea in greater finland and where the finnish sss nordost battalion fought, a unique chronicle. why the danish carlsberg was offended by the baltic, and how our pibavars will respond, and how they celebrate military intelligence day at the front. you know, such a thrill, when you start a tank engine for the first time, you just feel this power, when i decided to come to

were very bright debuted, well, remember the fate of the bloc, bely, bryusov, voloshin, aninsky, akhmatovae compared himself with such a clumsy hatchet, here he is trying to enter this brilliant society, this cultural environment, which is not wants to accept him, who pushes him out because he is a stranger to her, and his literary experiments are met with ridicule, met rejection, but prishvin had an outstanding talent, one of his main and most beloved activities was that he was by nature and his own. he was a hunter and he was a hunter from god, he was a born hunter.

arnouveau became a reformer of theatrical scenography; anna akhmatova dedicated poems to her.elcome this tuesday morning, if you see us, this means that you have turned on the tv channel belarus-1 or satellite belarus 24. and let’s move on to international news. a family of giant pandas has returned from the smithsonian zoo in washington dc to china. oh-oh-oh, you read with such intonation, i really don’t know what to do. so, maisyan and tian-tian lived in the usa since 2000, where they were sent by china as part of the so-called panda diplomacy, 3 years ago they had a cub, a few days ago, three bamboo bears had to be sent back. a special flight with especially important passengers landed at chinatown. the cargo was met by caretakers from the chinese great panpa research conservation center. the bears were immediately sent to a quarantine center in the boulder national wildlife refuge. they are in good condition now. condition after a long flight to the usa remained to live four giant pandas, which are kept in the atlanta and san diego zoos. the contract for their lease expire

that i will glorify our family, yes you will, if you heard him read poetry, taechka, tsvetaeva, akhmatovaeater, you have money. there is, i have everything, then chlomon, well, that’s right, again through the axle turns around, drives like in a circus, every time i shake, oh, my own. more coffee, take a straw, please, yes, mm, why are you upset, why are you upset, well, i told you that you can’t deal with this person, but okay, okay, yes, boredom! yes, i kiss you, i’ll say hello, something happened, he’s not from the theater, it’s not misha, he’s a completely different person, but a different person, who is this? listen, we haven’t seen each other for a very long time. what about you? don't you love misha anymore? mishka, this is my life, and vitka, mother-in-law, inna vladimirovna. listen, you didn’t fall in love with anyone except oleg, i don’t remember something, i can’t, and i don’t want to. live a double life, no, i couldn’t, i’m not talking about a double life, i’m talking about another life, you’re kind of stuck with me, maybe you should still change something in your life, otherwi

[000:00:00;00] bely, bryusov, voloshin, aninsky, akhmatova, tsvetaeva, mandelstam, you can name many wonderful names, and who glorified the russian culture of this time, here is prishvid, awkward, strange, statue-like, as he called himself, compared himself with such a clumsy hatchet, here he is trying to enter this brilliant society, here... this cultural environment , which does not want to accept him, which pushes him out, because he is a stranger to it, and his literary experiments meet with ridicule, meet with rejection, but preshvin had outstanding talent, one of his main and most beloved activities, was that by his nature and his psychology, he was a hunter, and he was a hunter from god, he was a born hunter, and as a hunter, he perfectly understood that that you need to be able to shoot your own happiness, prishvin has a wonderful story , which is called the hunt for happiness, in this autobiographical story, prishvina just tells the story of his own, how he writes his entry into literature, this is how this entry happened, this is for her god very much curiously, he wrote hi

she stood at the origins of art nouveau, became a reformer of theatrical scenography, and anna akhmatovanged the art world of the 20th century. that's it, be sure to read her biography in more detail, she is a very interesting person and be sure to watch elite, by the way, the first science fiction film in soviet cinema, for which she made the scenery. but for some reason i even wanted to feel a little sorry for the person. people very often pay with loneliness for their genius, i think they just want to distance themselves from people who don’t understand them, maybe, yes, you see what a philosophical topic we have, well, by the way, now for people who want to change the world , there is there are much more opportunities than in the 20th century; one of the platforms that helps young people realize their initiatives is the 100 ideas project for belarus. today, november 14 , the new season of the republican competition starts, and from this tuesday the acceptance of applications for participation in the project begins: young innovators will be able to fill out a form on the updated websi

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tsvetae, akhmatova, lermont. great read. take some more coffee. i’m trumpeting, please, yes, mm, well, why are you upset, why are you upset, but i told you that you can’t deal with this person, but, okay, okay, yes, i miss you, yes, i kiss you, i’ll tell you. hi, did anything happen? is he not from the theater? this is not misha, this is a completely different person. oh, the other person, uh, who is this? listen, we haven’t seen each other for a very long time. and... why don’t you love misha anymore? mishka, this is my life, and vitka’s mother-in-law is inna vladimirovna. listen, you didn’t fall in love with anyone except oleg, i don’t remember something, i can’t, and i don’t want to live a double life. no, i couldn’t, i’m not talking about a double life, i’m talking about another life, you’re kind of stuck with me, maybe you still want you should change something in your life, otherwise it will be too late, yes, but i don’t need anyone except oleg, and you think that misha and olek are ours, who... has been absent for mon