photographs of heroes. here is yashkov igor mikhailovich, bodnya nikolai alexandrovich, ostapov, andrei igorevich terrible, we cried, at the pet councils we honored the memory of each of the guys, and now we’ll probably add a list, because we have information about what else some students of our school died, so it’s bitter, during the last shelling, dokuchaevsk suffered 17 direct hits on residential apartment buildings, 10 on social institutions. as for simply hail attacks, the number exceeded 60 units, the city was cut off from power and cut off from water supply. the vladimir region, together with the ministry of construction , carried out very important work last year; we drilled an additional six wells for water supply and 7.5 km of water networks along the street throughout the city. kukuchaevsk, also a huge amount of work was carried out on heating networks of 820 m, the heating pipeline was replaced, last year and this year, work began on restoring the asphalt surface, this year we are carrying out work on twenty objects. amvrosievka is separated from the city of blagoveshchensk by 8,000 k

director of the museum of the reserve sergei sanovich yesenin, boris igorevich joganson, hello, hello, and today we are also visiting andreiformer of the role of senin in the sensational play called mina, we will talk about yesenin from the point of view of the museum. i’ll ask you a very simple thing, what is sergei yesenin charging us with today, exactly charging us, what is the main thing in it, do you think? the main thing is that the great russian poet, sergei aleksandrovich yesenin is understandable and close to a wide range of readers, those who appreciate his appeal to nature, but also those who provide food for strictly... poets, but what if i say this , that you can’t sing them right away, if i asked you now, completely improvisationally, let’s sing two lines there, you’re my fallen maple, we can, maple, you’re my fallen, maple, icy, bending over under a white blizzard, well, it's an experiment it was a success, we even sang four, it was difficult to stop, but no offense to pushkin or lermontov, but not right away, somehow i’m not going out onto the road, or i remember a wonderful moment, beautiful romances, i un

director of the museum of the reserve sergei sanovich yesenin, boris igorevich yoganson, hello, hello, and today our guest is also andreir maxim gurkov. hello, andrey, andrey, performer of the role of sergei yesenin in the sensational play called yesenin's woman. we will talk about yeseninen from the point of view of museum exhibitions, from the point of view of a modern reader. let’s start, boris, i’ll ask you a very simple thing, what sergei yesenin takes us with today, exactly what is the main thing about him, what do you think, the main thing is that the great russian poet, sergei aleksandrovich yesenin is understandable and close to a wide circle readers, those who appreciate and his appeal to nature, but also to those who provide food for a strictly scientific mindset, pushkin, lerman, the greatest tyutchev, the greatest poets, but what if i say this, that they cannot be sung right away, so if i could tell you now asked, it’s absolutely amazing that you’re standing bent over under a white snowstorm, well , the experiment was a success, we even sang four, it was difficult to stop, but no offense to the guns. well,

director of the museum of the reserve sergei sanovich yeseninan, boris igorevich joganson, hello, hello, and today we are also visiting andreies sergei yesenin take us with today, exactly , what is the main thing in it, do you think, the main thing is that the great russian poet, sergei aleksandrovich yesenin is understandable and close to broad. circle of readers, those who appreciate his appeal to nature, but also those which provide food for a strictly scientific mindset. pushkin, uh, lerman, the greatest tyutchev, the greatest poets, but what if i say that you can’t sing them right away, if i asked you now, completely improvisationally, let’s sing two lines, there are moep’s klyenty, we can , come on, clients. my fallen bank is icy, that you are standing bent over under a white snowstorm , well, the experiment was a success, we even sang four, it was difficult to stop, but no offense to pushkin or lermontov, well, not right away, somehow i’m not going out on the road, or i remember a wonderful moment, beautiful romances. i understand what you are talking about dmitry, the point here is probably that there are two definit

igorevich joganson. hello. hello. and today our guest is also andreillo andrei. andrey - performer of the role of sergei senin in the sensational play called women yeseninana. we will talk about yeseninen from the point of view of museum exhibitions, from the point of view of a modern reader. let's start boris, i'll ask you a very simple thing, what are we facing today? exactly what is important about it, what do you think? the main thing is that the great russian poet, sergei aleksandrovich yesenin, is understandable and close to a wide range of readers, those who appreciate his appeal to nature, but also those who provide food for a strictly scientific mindset. pushkin, lerman, the greatest tyutchev, the greatest poets, but here, what if i say that they can’t be done right away? sing, if i asked you now, it’s completely improvisational, let’s sing two lines of the moep’s maple, we can, maple, you are my fallen, maple, icy, that you stand bending over under the white snowstorm, well, the experiment was a success, we even sang four , it was difficult t

director of the museum of the reserve sergei sanovich yesenin, boris igorevich, joganson, hello, hello, and today our guest is also andrein from the point of view of museum exhibitions, from the point of view of a modern reader. let's start boris, i'll ask you a very simple thing, what does sergei yesenin take us with today, exactly what is important about him, what do you think, and the main thing is that the great russian poet, sergei aleksandrovich yesenin is understandable and close to a wide circle of readers, those who appreciate his appeal to nature, but and those that provide food for a strictly scientific mindset. pushkin, uh, lerman, the greatest tyutchev, the greatest poets , but what if i say that you can’t sing them right away, if i asked you now, completely improvisationally, let’s sing two lines there, my pasha’s clients, we can, let's clints, my, i am fallen, the maple is frozen. white, why are you standing, bent over, under a white snowstorm, well, the experiment was a success, we even sang four , it was difficult to stop, well, not at lunch for pushkin or lermontov, but not right away, somehow i’m not g

you now a chronicler, yes, i wanted igorevich, because i always forget this one term, polonist, polonovet, and you said, will kaczynski stick to the scheme that andreit question, and is it possible to try to turn it in this direction ? , maxim yusin, who is absent here, always tells us, i just remember, he repeated this several times, while in poland the bully kaczynski is in power, who is quarreling with the european union over abortion, it means that the population is somehow a troublemaker, is this beneficial to us? because yes, he doesn’t love us, but at the same time he creates a lot of noise, that’s it, and dimness will come, he won’t create any noise in the compote from the floundering , but will fall under the european union for us, accordingly he will love us like that the same as kaczynski, that is, in no way, but because of this we it will be even more difficult, but point by point, regarding whether kaczynski will stay or not, for us it has absolutely no meaning, nothing changes in russia, nothing changes in the direction of ukraine, here you quoted ayusin’s words that kaczynski busater, he is quarreling with europe, so some people, excu