we continue, this is the podcast alexey tolstoy, with you the writer and rector of the literary institutelamov. it must be said that alexei tolstoy’s attitude towards the february revolution, like most russian intellectuals, was, well, that’s enough. calm, he must say, he did not like the last russian tsar, and he believed that the tsar was weak, that the tsar was guilty of russia is haunted by military failures, therefore , when the february revolution took place, especially with its original democratic folk ferment, he reacted to it quite favorably, the only thing is that he had such a sign, he lived in moscow, the sign was on his apartment tolstoy, which could be understood in two ways, was either count tolstoy or a citizen. if bunin took such a categorical position of rejection of soviet power, bolshevism, damned days, then for tolstoy the conflict with the bolsheviks begins in february 1918, when, for the sake of saving the revolution and for the sake of saving his own skin, lenin concluded an obscene, as he himself called, brez peace with the germans, this is the point of no return

in fact, the story of the origin of alexei tolstoy, the appearance of his light, it is worthy of a separateyone is fat, all the countess are all relatives. he was a military man, but very reckless, with such hooligan behavior that for all his tricks in... he was kicked out of the guard, forbidden to live in st. petersburg, and he went to his homeland, that is, to the volga, to his hometown of samara, and there in in samara, this violent landowner met a girl whose last name was turgeneva, she was not in any kindred relationship with ivan sergeevich turgenev, but nevertheless, tolstoy and turgenev, they connected, it was an explosive mixture, she there was one, not even a turgenev girl, but a super russian idealist who got married. this hooligan and brawler, because she wanted to correct him, such a marriage, a noble, generous act, such a sacrifice on her part, none of this worked out, because the count continued to behave in the same scandalous way, but still less they lived together, they had children, and then the countess’s literary talent awoke, she began to write poetry, she began to wr

alexei german, a classic of soviet cinema, he had the original idea, let's film tolstoy, and his storyan, alexei tolstoy, the result is of course strange, this is of course an arthouse and santa claus , in my opinion there is no one there, but the name itself reminds us, that santa claus can be not only a good figure, yes, that is, not only not only the hero of some kind, joyful film, but also a film. and an evil creature that lives in the forest for which you need to hunt, in general there are quite a lot of such examples, this is of course a game the image is absolutely postmodern, but of course, we saw all this already in soviet cinema, these hollywood films showed us, among other things, that there is a certain set of plot elements, images and, of course , paraphernalia that will attract viewers to cinemas in the new year. but for us this is already happening in the mid-2000s, when it comes out, actually, and what else could come out , of course, a continuation, the irony of fate, which is called the irony of fate, a continuation, yes, at the same time, a continuation, and a remake

burdenko, which included the writer alexei tolstoy, and there were many other respected people, the taske soviet union for indictments during the nuremberg tribunal. now it seems to me that the time has already come when we need a unified database, which now uses digital technologies, naturally with recording there by audiovisual means, documenting the creation of a database that will be... universal for all services, which on the one hand are investigative bodies that conduct their investigations, that collect evidence according to protocols and rules of evidence, prove these crimes, there are politicians, there are information specialists who today we still don’t know what is more important at what moment, because now on international platforms there are representatives of the russian foreign ministry, this is the osce, this is the un security council, this is the human rights council, and there are many, many others, and dozens of embassies, which are in general, well... in the overwhelming majority of states on planet earth, they are faced with questions of the crime of the kiev regi

burdenko, which included the writer alexei tolstoy, and there were many other respected people, the taskes of nazism at that time , now, and this is a single base, a single whole, such an array, which was later used by the soviet union to bring charges during the tribunal in nuremberg, now... it seems that the time has already come when we need a single database, which is now using digital technologies, of course, with recording there audiovisual means, documentation, creation of a database that will be unified, universal for all services, which on the one hand are investigative bodies that conduct their investigations, which collect according to protocols and rules evidence, these crimes are proven , there are politicians, there are information specialists, who today we still do not know, what is more important at what moment, because now on international platforms... representatives of the russian foreign ministry, this is the osce, this is the un security council, this is the council on human rights, and there are many, many others and dozens of embassies that are located in a whole n

there, let’s say, mary clark, she paused in such a moscow art theater way, she said: you see, alexei tolstoye. marin timofe is here, i’m 90 years old, this is her ninetieth birthday, great, good, here at 90 yo, look how she waves her legs, like that, oh, i looked. i looked, well, please, one, two, head, music, music , once the head is on just hard, so, well , amazing, 90 years old, she is this, but she taught for another 5 years on her ninety-fifth birthday, uh, we , when they came out to bow, i danced a performance in her honor and... i took her out to bow, she was in my ear like that, well , she said: well, kolka, you are my last partner on this stage, i say , why does mo say, i’m done, and really, she says, i’ll wait for you at the entrance, she says, i want to leave the theater with you, and i didn’t expect that i’m taking her out of the theater, i ’m taking her out forever, that she won’t come in again, she said, that’s it didn’t come anymore, although she lived for another 7 years, well, it’s just that... you imagine your 90s when you sometimes think about them, you’ll also be at the m

oleg rybkin staged a play based on the novel by alexei nikolaevich tolstoy.ampaign of the cunning idalgo donquixote lomanchesky and his faithful squire sanchapanza based on roman cervantes. the premiere of tanya's play is being shown at the baltic house theater festival, the play by alexei arbuzov was staged by vaclav dembovsky, with anna shchetinina in the title role. an exhibition that brings together the best examples of drawing and watercolors created by alexei egorov, arest kiprensky, alexander arlovsky, brothers alexander and karl brelov, pavel fedotov and other masters of the first half of the 19th century, continues in the mikhailovsky castle. at the berlin theater the play annie lang based on the drama by friedrich schild was resumed. the pennsylvania academy of the fine arts is hosting the first major retrospective of african-american sculptor john rawdon. born in alabama and studying in new york in the second half of the thirties , rawdon followed. searching for surrealism and abstractionism, but as a result he created his own style. the exhibition

this is the krasnaya nov magazine, this is alexey, who began to collaborate with the soviet authorities, and then returned to soviet russia nikolaevich tolstoyance from them; for him, even mayakovsky was too radical, too excessively leftist. lenin looked at the militant lebanese proletarian literature with amazement, to put it mildly. we follow further: the fourth statement lenin gathered a gang of russophobes, and stalin destroyed the entire leninist guard. in fact, lenin did not and could not have had any guards, but if we use this not very successful phrase, we should remember this: stalin, derzhinsky, podvoisky, kalinin, bonchebruevich brothers, lunacharsky. and even voroshilov and molotov , this is the leninist guard, lenin himself, in fact, identified stalin as his successor, public trials of yesterday’s comrades-in-arms, islamists, and so on, these are not stalin’s, but lenin’s, inherited by stalin’s know-how, it was lenin who tirelessly fought either with the left or with the right excesses, and stalin continued this struggle, using approximately the same phraseology, not to mention the fact that stalin’s purges, for example, in the

alexei franday. the bryantsev youth theater is hosting the play “adolescence,” a play by yaroslava pulinovich based on the story by ilva nikolaevich tolstoy to olympus developed can be found out at the exhibition for each of the heroines. this exhibition. burgmeier, the founders of the auxburg art school, as well as their contemporaries from other countries. more than 180 works allow you to see the various stylistic features of northern renaissance art. good morning, says dr. myasnikov, showing, we are starting the program, they tell me, tell me, something new, and what can i do that’s new, if it’s called about the very the main thing, and what could be more important than our health, but what can i say new, well, in general... watch us, let's talk about the most important thing, about health and about many other things, it will be interesting. today in the program about the most important thing: i can’t lose weight, how does wide bones and slow metabolism affect it. we discuss popular excuses about excess weight and find out for whom it can prolong life. but she says they would all go. i feel great about myself, why am i laying down my l