we continue the conversation, this is a podcast 20 years later, we are its host alexander anatolvich, but you somehow missed it, and it was a big preparatory moment and a big performance, the tenth year, and there was also something so sad there and everyone was waiting, so nali now yes... it turned out that one woman who liked what we were doing, despite the fact that she had worked there for a long time in germany, she suddenly wrote that you know, there’s a competition going on, you are a pop group, this is a pop song competition, and we we’ve never even heard of this competition and what’s it like, we just need to send an application, she sent this link, we were like, well, let’s send it, they tell us that according to the terms of the task, the song should not be published anywhere, then there is absolute freshness. we had three sketches there, two more moving and one just this sad ballad in the style of the sixties, as it was called lost and forgotten, well, of course we also think, we probably need something funny, we need something, yes, but we want to win, and we understand t

anatolvich. thank you very much, alexander, your field is kiev, mine is dnepropetrovsk, do you think there is a chancem, and i want to believe in it, that kiev will be liberated along khreshchatyk , columns of liberators will pass, there will be a second liberation from nazism will happen, victory will definitely be ours. thank you very much to all the participants in the discussion, we will conclude here, as conclusions i will resort to another assessment of simon petlyura, this time from the writer konstantin paustovsky. more affably, everything seemed deliberate, both the haidomaks and the language, all this politics, its grey-moustached hulks of chauvinists who crawled out in huge numbers from dusty holes. the power of the ukrainian directory of petliura looked provincial, the once brilliant kiev turned into an enlarged... shpola or mirgorod, the departure of petlyura, just like the departure of hetman, there was a feeling of complete uncertainty about the future and the vagueness of the idea that what was said about today’s ukraine. thank you, that’s all, this was the saz program authorized to de