in fact, the origin story of alexei tolstoy is his birth. eans that his father, uh, whose name was nikolai aleksandrovich tolstoy, was really count, it must be said that all the fat ones, all the countess and all the relatives, he was a military man, but very reckless with such hooligan behavior, who for all his tricks was kicked out of the guard and was forbidden to live in st. petersburg and he went to his homeland, that means to the volga to his hometown samara and there in samara this violent landowner. i met a girl whose last name was turgenev, she was not in any kindred relationship with ivan sergeevich turgenev, but, nevertheless, tolstoy and more difficult they connected; it was an explosive mixture. she wasn't even like that turgenev's girl is such a super-russian idealist who married this hooligan and brawler because she wanted to correct him. such is the marriage, such a noble, magnanimous act. here is a sacrifice on her part. none of this worked out, because the count continued to behave in the same scandalous manner, but neverthe

this is a podcast by alexey tolstoy. aid that alexei tolstog’s attitude towards the february revolution, like that of most russian intellectuals, was, well, quite calm; he, it must be said, did not like the last russian tsar, and he believed that the tsar was weak, that the tsar was to blame for the fact that russia are haunted by military failures, therefore, when the february revolution took place, especially with his original democratic, popular spirit, he reacted to this quite favorably, the only thing was that he had such a sign, he lived in moscow, the sign was on his apartment with count tolstoy, which could be understood in two ways, or count tolstoy, or a citizen of tolstoy, this dexterity also, of course, reflects his character, but the october revolution also takes place, which in moscow took place much more brutally bloody than in petrograd, there was such a real civil war, it must be said that tolstoy weakened everything unnecessary everything sick everything unnecessary. such forest orderlies who will play t

i am alexey tolstoy .e differently and that was especially important for our count - this is what he saw, so that these people suddenly began to restore the country. yes, they started returning. even if not completely, but nevertheless they began to return these lost territories of the russian empire, and things began to emerge there. new a country. she was a foreign country to him, like most immigrants. he was absolutely never keen on any ideas, even communist ones. eh, i never sympathized with the soviets. eh, lenin and so on, but nevertheless. a country was emerging there. and here, no matter how important two points are, the first point is that he really couldn’t psychologically be immigrants and uh, the second point is very important. and this is a dispute that arose in russian immigration at the very beginning of 1921. because as we all remember, especially those of us who studied, uh, history of the cpsu, uh, during the soviet years. today's students, perhaps, remember this whole story a little less

this was, uh, podcast alexei tolstoy and uh, with you was the writer and rector of the literary institute you hello, i'm larisa guzeeva, this is a podcast letter. i have a distinguished guest today artist and artistic director of the theater of growth in tsaritsino nonna grishaeva hello, are you still on time? i'm catastrophically out of time. well , now i’m graduating students. i had a course. now it will become a little easier, but no, you won’t give up anything at the cinema. i refused there was a period when i was invited to head the theater, and i took a break to think about what i could give up in order to do only theater and there was a period when i didn’t act. i needed to focus all my energy on theater, and then, when the theater was already on the rails, we began to take off. i returned again and began acting in films and television. you know, i think about everything all the time, except for lyudmila kurchenko and you first. you say it’s like an actress , as if you were born artists, and here are two like that, maybe that’s why i’m playing her, that’s why it’s because you’re bu

this does not cancel anything, but he was really a very complex person, this was the podcast alexey tolstoyrector of the literary institute alexey varlamov was with you, thank you, hello everyone, on the air of the podcast everyone wants to fly, i monitoring pilot, yakubovich, today it’s true that you and i will not fly anywhere, you and i will find ourselves together, which is interesting for everyone to visit, you and i will find ourselves on a moscow air plane. our guest is the general director of the plant, pavel nikolaevich nenastyev. yours, hello, kind. well with thus, a man who had once been the director of a brick factory suddenly found himself connected with aviation. i was born and raised in a military town in belarus and, basically, where is belarus? in bobrovich. and in principle, my father was a military man and did not see any other profession. in addition to aviation, i tried to enroll in a flight school, unfortunately, i did not pass in terms of my eyesight , in the end, i entered an engineering school, well , an aviation technical school, graduated from kaliningskoe, then t

this was uh, podcast alexey tolstoy and uh, with you was the writer and rector of the literary institutenk you hello, i'm larisa guzeeva, this is a podcast of letters. my guest today is the honored artist and artistic director of the growth theater in tsaritsyno, but she is grishaeva hello everyone can you make it? i'm catastrophically out of time. well , now i’m graduating students. i had a course. now it will become a little easier. well, no, you won’t refuse anything to go to the cinema. i refused there was a period when i was invited to head the theater, and i took a break to think about what i could give up in order to do only theater and there was a period when i didn’t act. i needed to direct all my energy to the theater, and then, when the theater was already on the rails, we began to take off. i returned again and started acting on television. to the cinema. you know, except for lyudmila kurchenko and you at the very first time. you were born artists and that’s exactly what i am, that’s why i play her, that’s why you ’re bursting like this and couldn’t live any other way. you ca

give us the gate. in the drama by alexei nikolaevich tolstoy alexei nikolaevich tolstoy ivan the terrible easier to drink and finish? yes, i would chill. well, if the princes reigned in business, they would not live in pain, like under the tsar the peas, and they called him through the gates to the ridge. yes, and carried it. what kind of gate? i'm afraid i can't answer this question. you just don’t want to write. then i will assume that it was meant, meant, literally, that he took the gate and dragged it. what kind of gate is this diplomat? i'm interested in the penalty points for the next stage. so mikhail ivanov, moscow city gymnasium 1507, i have two assumptions, first, that these are the church royal doors? and the second is that the figurative expression of the whole city is what and what by account? second why second first alexander from sloboda answer alexandra khakimullina the city of yaroslavl, perhaps this is the moscow gate? no one could answer the first gate number. read the answer: the gate from the city, you and i, invisible from the city , guard the third rome from the rus

they kept it for her simply through her husband's hearing. and she inherited from uh alexei tolstoy aictoria lazic, she was with tolstoy at receptions and remembers well what a sensation her jewelry made. no, she told us, you know, i want to give you a compliment. hmm, you know how to wear jewelry. for me it was a compliment. he is such a great lady. i knew that this family has royal jewelry. well feel this piece of royalty and which was ordered was unique, everyone knew the rumors about the unique royal lily from tolstoy’s collection excited the imagination, but few people saw the brooch with their own eyes , until, finally, lyudmila irishvina wore it for a gala reception in honor of bastille day at the french embassy. from uh, famous people. country had such a luxurious collection of jewelry, diamonds and antiques, like the widow of the writer ksenia nikolaevich tolstoy, lyudmila ilinichnaya, well , the fact is that this is the most important pride of e from this collection it was considered, uh, the famous, still not found, so -called bourbon brooch, a huge red ruby ​​framed by thi

themselves must realize the need to be involved in your country today to love your country, as alexey tolstoy said, patriotism is not only an inalienable love for the motherland, it is an inalienable experience of it, both happy and unhappy days. when i came to serve in the internal affairs bodies, i didn’t always want to remain the same as i was. kind , feminine, to give love to people, so to speak, so that professional deformation does not affect me, so that every woman can realize herself as the woman i want the most the best side. mark. this is the creation of the women's union within the ministry of internal affairs. there is a union in our management. women have been around for a little over 2 years. but for this short period of time. it united more than 800 like-minded women. they are similar in spirit in their goals and beliefs and are taking up the most popular initiatives of the women's union during this period. there were so many events that i, of course, cannot list them all. i would like to highlight the most striking example and project. these are art competitions decorative cre

themselves must realize the need to be involved in their country today, to love their country, as alexei tolstoy said, patriotism is not only inalienable love for the motherland is an inalienable experience of it, both happy and unhappy days. when i came to serve in the internal affairs bodies, i didn’t always want to remain the same as i was. kind , feminine, giving love to people, so to speak, so that professional deformation does not affect me, so that every woman can realize herself, as a woman, i want the best side. mark. this is the creation of the women's union within the ministry of internal affairs. there is a union in our management. women exist a little over 2 years. but for this short period of time. it united more than 800 like-minded women. they are similar in spirit in their goals and beliefs and are taking up the most popular initiatives of the women's union during this period. there have been so many events that i, of course, cannot list them all ; i would like to highlight the most striking example and project. these are artistic and decorative creativity competitions. cornflow

the widows of the writer alexei tolstoy broke into the count's house on spiridonovka.pphire and thirty diamonds, a real work of jewelry, made by order of louis 15. this treasure once adorned a dress. maria antoinette, then the count in love. tolstoy gave it to his wife, and then kalina brezhneva was suspected of being involved in the theft, secretly treasures and the true story of galina brezhneva’s romanov as the main daughter of the ussr the secret father got married and what then happened to her husband who was brezhnev’s mysterious nurse really? is it true, she took revenge to leonid ilyich, who and why cursed all the women of the brezhnev family to the third generation, watch right now. all my life i only made love , galina said about herself, but the image of a life-wasting socialite. it's not really about her. at least when i was young. she went to work like everyone else by 8:00 am. i worked in the 60s and seventies at the agent of happiness news and one day brezhnev appeared with us, she was given a small department of union information from the others , she w

no, of course, against the background of gorky kuprin, whether they were alexei tolstoy before andreevnt figure, but he was a writer with his own voice. it was a writer with his own intonation, and, as it were, with his own such literary land with his own such a literary island surrounded by seas on all sides, but it was an island. e, alexander green, who was inhabited by characters like no other, a foreigner of russian literature, as the silver age critics called him, and then the seventeenth year begins , the revolution comes, and, and green's attitude to the revolution. in general, there was something negative in his prose. this is an aversion to politics and in general to any state activity. it feels very sharp. look what stories like tragedy xuan plateau absolutely wonderful story , green, it seems, again, somewhere there. it is not clear somewhere in africa the action is taking place, but certainly a story that is most directly related to the russian revolutionary situation, and the beginning of the 20th century. and therefore, when e occurs, the revolution green does not perceiv

this is what alexei tolstoy wrote : russia has been going through difficult, difficult times, but theren person. so is it really possible to even think that we are invincible, it was so it will be, we will do nothing on stage, people's artist of russia larisa dolina and , as before, with all our hearts we fight in unison to lose you, my very a terrible dream through your meadows to the river, i will run through your heart to the land of the teacher. i ’ll snuggle up, you hear our rhythms beat in unison , i lost you. and the worst dream if troubled times come, know that their happiness is in the form of you, wine, your strength. your devoted set, our faith will not fade, will not die, i will wish for you, similar to me, a bright fate for all your children, the memory of your ancestors, your strength and armor. you are as great as your native land. i will run and teach to your land with my heart. i ’ll snuggle up, do you hear our rhythms in unison, having lost you, my worst dream, in your house to the river, i will run around in your land with my heart. i’ll snuggle up, do you hear our rh

themselves must realize the need to be involved in their country today, to love their country, as alexey tolstoy is not only an integral love for the motherland is an integral experience of it, both happy and unhappy days. coming to serve in the internal affairs bodies. i always wanted to remain the same as i was and be kind and feminine to give love to people, so to speak , so that professional deformation would not affect me , so that every woman could realize herself as a woman, i want the best side. mark. this is the creation of the women's union within the ministry of internal affairs. there is a union in our management. women have been around for a little over 2 years. but for this short period of time. it united more than 800 like-minded women. they are similar in spirit in their goals and convictions and take up the most popular initiatives of the women's union during this period. there have been so many events that i , of course, cannot list them all, but there is such a striking example and project that i want to mention. these are artistic and decorative creativity competitions. cornf

author alexey konstantinovich tolstoy, explain?since one was oak and was. not decorated with anything, it was not uncomfortable to sleep, vanya was such a formidable person, on the edge, let’s say, and he would fall into incredible rage, kill people, and then suddenly what...' he lay down on this bed and , as it were, tortured himself, tormented himself, just in case he felt good, he didn’t feel like a sinner, then he lay down on a luxurious bed, no, i have doubts only from what material, you know better than the thick one, that he has written on one of the bare boards, about dubi words. on which ivan vasilyevich lay down to punish the flesh in moments of emotional anxiety of heartfelt repentance, and the other wider one was covered with soft sheepskins, a down jacket and silk pillows, on this the king rested, when nothing disturbed his thoughts. i just remind you that we give medals, a medal, but the product is brilliant. and question number three: here i saw the tsar, tired of angry thoughts and executions, quietly and thoughtful

see what is here, there are memories of bagritsky, and the epic meeting with alexei tolstoy, and the lesha and not for a line. it is called, and he initially wanted to name his words words and in fact these are such scattered pictures. it would seem that they are not related to each other and do not seem to be connected, but in fact they create such a mosaic very unusual portrait, and lyosha love dramas over the past 300 years it ’s only about russia from catherine the great to gamilev and yesenin love through the centuries this book is called and written by adel alekseeva pushkin lermontov e. turgenev sheremetyevo and golitsyno about very many. and it's written. uh, good language very light without any fried. uh, without aspiring to some scandal and so on. it is very accurately written here. love gives us a lot and takes away almost everything, this is exactly on the one hand, and on the other hand. after all, the meaning of life. all only in love. everything else already, then a good book. finally, this book appeared, which i have been waiting for a long time written by tatyana pop

yakolevich, kurbatov, the legendary, amazingly talented, alexey varlamov, pavel vasinsky, who became the main one in yasnaya polyana modern researcher of tolstoy'srst laureates of the esnopolyanskaya prize, igor petrovich zolotusky, our legendary critic, god of health, here is anaty andrevich kim, one of the initiators of the magazine. yasnaya polyana then awards literary clearing. yes. that is , we can say that the writers’ meetings somehow consolidated the writers’ community, in general the difficult years, during the years of strife, were not on good terms with each other. yes, many, and now a group of writers emerged who worked in different genres, who became the center of attraction. everyone communicated and then corresponded throughout the year, maintained these contacts, a lot was done to somehow really connect people, and i think it worked, it’s very important to me that there is always there are families and children, it is very important that the children become friends there, there are two dozen of them, children of writers, communicate with each other, we talked about how yasnaya polyana has become like this again since the nineties

alexey varlamov a guest. i have a famous tv presenter journalist, thekla fat, and we will talk to, uh, a wonderful scientist layer. academician nikita ilyich tolstoyi must say that we have known each other for a long time and have been in the opposite situation many times, when the full name asked questions. a i answered. today we are switching roles, and i am very interested in what kind of conversation we will have, moreover, the topic is very, dear, very important. nikita ilyich turns 100 years old this year. and so we will talk about him as about your father, as about a wonderful scientist, as about a person who once made an amazing impression on me, like many students of the faculty of philology of moscow state university, because he was completely different, he was not like . what was it like to have amazing lectures and although i’ll be honest? i was not very interested in slavic philology, but for some reason, like this, but he himself had the appearance of this tall, stately man, such a real russian nobleman, a count with a long beard, his speech. uh, his movements, his gestures. it was something absolutely incredible. but what memories d

life of the wonderful and with you i am alexei varlamov and my guest was thekla, a fat, famous russian journalist, tv presenter and daughter of nikita ilyich tolstoynk you hello, dear friends, the podcast melody of my life is with you valery syutkin and today my guest is a wonderful man, who turned 65 on march 7, over the years, his character comes out and i have a man with a good bright character , alexander flyar. hello sasha, hello. well, first of all, i’m interested in all our tv viewers and listeners. eh, so you insert felix with your entire middle name. yes , alexander flyar, how was this idea born, it was born, in fact, from some kind of internal necessity, when i many, many years ago for the first time i approached the radio microphone so that i could start conducting a program, which later received the name learn to swim and the festival and our movements. i realized that i needed to somehow identify myself on the air. and it seemed to me that just saying that sasha sklyar is there or alexander sklyar is there like you is not entirely interesting, not entirely compelling. and i remembered that i had a business card at the embassy, ​​when