the complexity of education, and by and large remained such a shock, it was not for nothing that akhmatovaching, from here, by the way, not from akhmatova, but this thought apparently was in the air and the concept of a short 20th century, 1914-1991, was born, and indeed this war turned consciousness upside down, and it was no coincidence that it gave them... thank you for the invitation, dear friends, here are the results in front of me, we have a vacancy, tv viewers know about this, you also know about this, to my complete surprise , daria baranova is filling this vacancy, please! we also have very other worthy people, and for this we have a special consolation semi-final, which is called a chance, six people will go there, six people have already made it, but naturally we won’t show this to you, because well, in the next meeting you will all you will see it on the paths and so on, all the best, no miss the chance for them, for you. good morning, dear tv viewers, our program received a question from the village of uzhma. altai territory, from evgenia ostroviteninova. the question is this

zarina akhmatova about the case.zakhstan, it's indeed a big case, a case of utmost importance for our country, capturing the attention of millions of viewers who tune in to watch the trial unfold four days a week from from 9am—6pm. it's notjust in kazakhstan where the trial is making a really big waves, but across all the world and our russian—speaking region. and this is an unprecedented, as you mentioned, case in history in kazakhstan where the trial to be broadcast live and for there to be such attention to the court hearings in kazakhstan. i would say that the case has shaken the entire country. i don't remember such scale of public attention to the trial ever in kazakhstan. i guess this is because the case exposed many painful sore points in kazakhstan. corruption, the issue of human rights, the imperfection of legal system. but the plight of women rights is really maybe a core element of public discussion now here in kazakhstan. historically, women has always had always been at risk. they are vulnerable. we fee

perhaps brought up on the poems of akhmatova or on films about kutuzov and svorov?e freedom to peoples, freed working peasants, and so on and so forth. turning the steering wheel in 1927 radically to the left, stalin was preparing for himself a support base among those for whom history began in 1917, because these people were born around these years, only then, having created for himself... this support base from future pioneer heroes and komsomol members - heroes, from the future young guards, from those people who, going into battle, wrote: consider me communists, stalin began to reorient himself towards the huge masses who also demanded attention, the masses born before the revolution, raised in the pre -revolutionary years, who still believed in god and demanded respect for russian national history. this had its own stalinist logic, in some ways terrible, in some ways ruthless, in some ways... great in results, first to create a huge backlog of left-wing, young and active masses, then to unite this left-wing mass with the rest of the population, which , of cours

they answered absolutely correctly, such a lullaby was written by anna akhmatova, anna andreevna, nikolaitific order can be worthy of axia, your honor, your eminence, only guests play epilogues here, the first and second stands are schoolchildren who have not yet become eleventh graders, and this is where the various students have gathered. school of economics, the red bell was sounded by the russian orthodox church on the occasion that nicholas ii appointed himself commander-in-chief. on this day , emperor nicholas ii became the supreme commander-in-chief, we only give medals. if you insist, we can give you an order. i would give an order for a martyr to the tsar. we accept the order, of course, or we agree, we agree to the medal. i accept the order. okay, order, please! question number two: on june 31, 1917, this german was wounded in the left leg, right arm, and neck; he spent the rest of the war in a military hospital in germany; his book was published in 1929. which sold a million copies in germany alone, what was the name of the writer and what is the name of his work? let's get up,

call, the so -called leonozov school, yes, if you take, well, well, brodsky, these brodsky orphans, akhmatovabut was in sixty-two, sixty -two, the same book, before the snow, the same year when solzhenitsyn, when brodsky, the book before the snow is 55 years old, well, he was a translator, but poetry written translations, like my head hurts, but i wrote poetry i always wrote poetry all my life, yes, but it was such a late debut, he performed at my studio too, but he was already famous then, i would like two more words about vladimir sokolov, maybe be. imprinted on everything, i’m friends with him, another story, but vladimir sokolov was a recognized poet, and they divided everyone into yevtushenkoites and sokolovites, that is , such a pop singer, this is yevtashenka. it’s just that ehrenburg’s article about him has already appeared, he mentioned it for the first time, he was quoted there, a filieton about it appeared in the crocodile, ridiculing, as it were, some kind of, then i remember his not only his debut, there was his evening in the slutsk tsidri, i went, but i was a schoolboy, the hou

people he saw in childhood, showed me materials and manuscripts of boris leonidovich pasternak, anna akhmatovathe script that fell into his hands. yes, it is truly known that the organizer of the robbery is the head of the tyukin mine. i understood perfectly well that acting fate rarely offers such a gift as this role. your honor, madam separation, through the sly squint of ivan on board. looked at this world, realized his isolation, he could go on a spree, find company for an intoxicating feather, at the same time , he really needed few people, two or three people in the whole universe, he learned to be self-sufficient, to find support in himself in creativity . when they gave me the deadline, i also couldn’t believe it, but it turned out that he really looked like his partner in the mirror for the hero, actor sergei koltakov. well, let's get acquainted, nemchinov andrey ivanovich.

take it, well, obrodsky, the brodskys, these orphans, the akhmatovskys, of course, they came to akhmatovahudakov - professional outcast, wrote articles from time to time, was engaged in some dubious business, i remember i spent the night with him once, he had an inscription on his wall, which means grave number 16, there was such a sign hanging on his wall, there were stories that he outlined women’s legs there, his everyone knew, everyone seemed to love him in many ways, then in the early period of eccentric, but that’s all, this is also the sixties, after all, enthusiasm. who was born in 1907, and debuted in sixty-two, sixty-two, the same book before the snow, the same year when solzhenitsyn, when brodsky, the book before the snow is 55 years old, well, he was a translator of poetry, long translations are like a headache, but he wrote poetry, he always wrote poetry all his life, yes , yes, but he made such a late debut, he performed in my studio too, but he was already famous then, well, i would like two more words about vladimir sokolov, mozhelov was published in everything, i am frien

according to the classics, yes, as i understand it, use stitching , yes, this is a profound work by anna akhmatovave provider, the concert director. bayonet and team and show ballet, baycity group, it will be very good, you are gathering friends, and at the concert venue, listen, well , we are your friends, we will come with pleasure, definitely with a big one, tell me what other surprises the audience can expect at the concert, there will be new songs, there will be premieres, including the song just remember me, which was written by svyatoslav poznyak and natalya sakerina, i made the arrangement, so i wanted to say that on the concert stage when i heard. this track, i seemed to remember it, indeed, yes, yes, but it sounds completely new, this is a new version, new vocal parts are written, arrangement, song, i think it sounds completely new, well, our viewers right now they will appreciate it, friends, we just strongly recommend turning up the volume for you, and maybe, nikita, some wish to all belarusians on the eve of the weekend, smile more often, come to our concerts, chaliapin prokhor and i

attacks against natalia nikolaevna come from people of the highest degree of respect, because both akhmatovapoke ill of her and, for example, faina ranevskaya in... in faina’s diary entries ranevskaya can simply see how she is seething with indignation, it would seem that she is natalya nikolaevna, who lived 100 years ago, but nevertheless faina georgievna is simply filled with hatred for this woman, but let’s assume, okay, this is a woman’s, but let’s take the male half, vikkendiy vikkendievich verisaev, a wonderful russian soviet writer of the first half of the century, the author of such a wonderful monumental work called pushkin. life somewhere there he writes that if pushkin had paid attention not to goncharova, who, of course, was a beauty, but such an empty beauty, and who crossed the path of perhaps a much more worthy girl, pushkin would have been happy with her, and the same thing was written by shogolev, pavel elseevich, shogolev, such a wonderful pushkinist, who researched pushkin’s duel, answered them all perfectly. pasternak wrote that pushkin should have married not goncharova,

anna akhmatova read the next chapter to trusted friends and immediately turned it on. this poem existed entirely only in memory. 400, his father played for nizhny novgorod lokomotiv, he himself became the second russian winner of two major european club football tournaments after dmitry olenichev. denis chernashev. absolutely right. he won the europa league in 2013-2 with sevilla, and the champions league already in the fifteenth or sixteenth year, when he played for real. museum of russia 100, the murarium museum in the city of zelenogradsk, in the kaliningrad region, is dedicated to them , in the collection there are more than 3,500 exhibits, books, toys, figurines, cats, absolutely right, zelenogradsk is called the capital of russia, people and animals 500, antoine placed one of them into a calorimeter of his own design , he discovered what... no, he placed a guinea pig in the calorimeter, nizhny novgorod 500, you get a pig in a poke. to whom let's give it to daniel daniel, mishka the cat for you, topic musical instruments, bid 500, attention to the screen, a violin

acting career , she began performing a concert program based on poems by marina tsvetaeva and anna akhmatova the capital. the restoration of the legendary tsum has begun, the facades are promised to return their historical appearance, and the lost elements will be restored to their original color. it turns out that he is not gray. olga meshcheryakova about the architectural secrets of the building in the gothic style. the pitiful face of a mythical creature peers longingly somewhere into the wooden flooring. the master's hand got to it in the late nineties and stained it lime mixture beyond recognition. then they called it reconstruction and from... we still perceive it from below like this, and from the side there on the design documentation like this , in fact, you have to look at it like this, yes, it even smiles, and everyone is different , but perhaps it’s too early to smile, there’s a full crack pylon and here a piece of plaster will soon fall off, the scale of the disaster of the historical landmark has yet to be assessed , look at which fragment is trying to peel off, the project nee

oh, i really loved the poems of akhmatova, tsvetaeva, from bunin’s fiction, right in the dark olya rightrs met, it was difficult to dare, to stand in their row, that is, if... everything is written like that and there’s so much about everything, then trying to finish writing something is a big courage, especially to show it to someone? well, here is a great man in my eyes, very talented, who has achieved a lot and is recognized by so many people, he said that i was doing well, this inspired me too, where did this have to happen, it had to be somewhere get acquainted with polina’s work, well, it’s good that i didn’t know this. acquaintance that she writes poetry, because i would like that, of course very, very scared, but i was very afraid to meet a girl who would like to become an actress, singer, write poetry, music or director of my videos, it was taboo, i found out that she is a doctor, a medical worker, but it’s surprising that we we met at a creative evening of poetry, and it was absolutely fantastic for me that the girl was very young at that time... i was 21 years old, yes, in my

realistic direction, symbolism, for example, the bryusov bloc, imagism, early yesenin, acmeism, akhmatovation b. silver age. fifth question: what is the name of the group of toponyms that describes the name of landforms? a-a oronyms, b-hydronyms, c- aikonyms. time! let’s try to solve the problem with an asterisk on the one hand, on the other, maybe it’s even easier, we ’ll start eliminating, let’s go by the opposite, well , that is, which definitely can’t happen, if it works out, it’ll be great, vasily, how are you? you think, well, what are aikonems? honestly, a question arose between aronims and iconics had to be removed, hydronyms are the name of water... aronyms are, respectively, landforms. aronyms from the greek oros mountain. hedronims are the names of water bodies. aikonyms are the names of settlements. the correct answer to our question is a oronyms. six question. the science fiction novel "the time machine" belongs to peru by this writer. a. cliford simak, b. isaac asimov. c) herbert wells. time! lisa, how did you answer? i answered aiza kazimov, because if i was guided by what

realistic movements of symbolism, for example, the bryusov bloc, imagism, early yesenin, acmeism, akhmatovastam, futurism, maikovsky, khlebnikov, well, such writers were characteristic of the silver age of russian culture. the correct answer to our question is option. what is the name of a group of toponyms that describes the name of landforms? a - aronims, b - hydronyms, c - aikonyms. time. let's try to solve the problem with an asterisk on the one hand, on the other, maybe it’s even easier. rule it out by contradiction, well, that is, it definitely can’t if it works out, it will be great, vasily, what do you think? what is it? here 's a question that honestly arose between. and aikonyms, uh, relief of mountains, something like that, well, if it concerns the earth, then it also concerns reliefs, just mountains, everything else, no, well, most likely yes, okay, let’s put it another way, someone- then can he tell me what aikonyms are, daria, and aikonyms are the names of settlements, which come from the fact that the settlement was created by man, and oikos is from greek, like something. rel

akhmatova, and tomorrow it’s important to you how a man swears in the village, talking to his son there