three russian writers are relevant to the whole world: leo tolstoy, fyodor dostoevsky and anton pavlovich chekhovis?

leo tolstoy, fyodor dostoevsky and anton pavlovich chekhov. so how do you feel about this?ery positive, only from my point of view there are not three of them, but much more, it’s just that the whole world, as if for itself, decided this way for the end of the 9th and the entire 20th century and i transferred this to 21, who still knows how to read, that in russia there are, perhaps, directions so bright and so different, because dostoevsky is tolstoy. this is not dramaturgy, but chekhov - in addition to stories, this is a great dramaturgy, on which russian theater was largely brought up? well, i would probably, even speaking from someone who knows who in the west, i would still include ivan sergeevich turgenev, of course, maybe at first they knew him even more than dostoevsky and leo tolstoy, well, let’s say , in the sixties, 70s years, now i think that maybe not anymore, on the other hand. began with dostoevsky, this is understandable , his special courses were banned in venice, well, that’s how it turned out, not to turgenev’s lunch, that after all, from an external poin

rostov region, homeland, anton pavlovich chekhov, mikhail alexandrovich sholokhov, how culture is developingnal projects are developing in your country, it is not... such is the genetic code of the cossacks, in the most difficult times the song helped, traditions helped, culture we have one rule , which we are finally implementing, every next year funding for culture increases, we have nuances, there are problems, we need activation in, for example, rural cultural centers, some repairs, there is construction somewhere, and we are moving towards this dynamic development, thank you. thank you too, thank you, by the way, today at vdnkh they started accepting applications for the russia - land of opportunities award, let me remind you that it was established with the support of vladimir putin, any resident of our country, over 18 years old, can become a participant, there are 13 nominations in total. the winners of the award will have the opportunity to become an ambassador of the presidential platform russia land of opportunities. we create the conditions in which a person can express himself a

vladimir galaktionovich korolenko, our wonderful writer, tells from the words of the amazed anton pavlovich chekhovch tolstoy, our great writer and the man who preached non-resistance to evil-violence, was told about another attempt on the life of the st. petersburg mayor vladimir fedorovich. lay on his bed, rested and reflected, it is, of course, a sin to kill, but to condemn this man, and for some time he lay thinking, then his eyes opened again, his gaze sparkled with a sharp light from under his overhanging eyebrows, and he said: after all, i can’t help but say, this is advisable. “ i can’t help but say, i can’t remain silent, this is a pamphlet by lyukolaevich tolstoy, but we can only imagine that if the terrorists had such lawyers, then how the enlightened people of that time perceived all this.” educated, conscientious, progressive russian society, i’m not afraid of this word, but of the terror that reigned under the bolsheviks, the so-called soviet terror, there was a progressive russian intelligentsia, it’s scary even to say, but unfortunately it’s so, the same thinking... conscientious, p

theaters, about the beautiful russian literature, just remember ilva nikolaevich tolstoy, anton pavlovich chekhov kuprin, the silver age of russian literature, it was unprecedented, with nothing an incomparable rise in all areas of culture, let’s not even talk about... russia 2022 we are discussing how we can build the russia of the future in the next 40 years. see you in the future. one young lady got drunk on wine with the hussars. siberia, siberia, i’ll cut out your tongue now, we won’t hang it, we’ll sew it down, i’d tear you apart with horses, where are you going, drown yourself, soon!

were so, but they did not even consider themselves russians, they were armenians, and when anton pavlovich chekhovto visit him on a visit, he also said that he went to chess, the kaivazovsky estate 25 layers from feodosia, and maivazovsky himself, cheerful, 75 years old, is a somewhat average good-natured armenian and a greedy bishop, these are the memories, but... there is no that's all, all around russians margarita simenyan succeeded even more than everyone else. well, in the fall, kremlin propagandists launched a whole campaign to normalize nuclear war. they told from all the tv channels and the biggest studios that a nuclear war is not scary, you can win in it, and even after that, you can somehow live. well, it must be said that margarita simenyan surpassed them all. i'm not a military expert, i know, you're a fool, what if a thermonuclear explosion, for example, a nuclear explosion, is produced hundreds of kilometers away on our own territory, somewhere over siberia, then nothing will happen on earth, nothing so terrible, i will even be happy, that is, this is an option, it remains, and it

which is called let them not speak, let them read, our first guest today is no less than anton pavlovich chekhov of russia, theater actress evgenia vakhtangov , yulia ilinichna rutberg, hello, yulia lenishina, and boris nikolaevich lyubimov, theater historian, literary. dostoevsky, this is understandable, his special courses in venice were banned, well, that’s how it turned out, not in turgenev’s lunch, that after all... with from an external point of view, its meaning described some kind of trajectory, from our point of view , no, he doesn’t know anything, it seems to me that he just turned out to be czech in this sense. less vulnerable from the point of view of time, he is some kind of amazing writer and playwright, because what he wrote then, today, when artists of the 21st century say, he touches on such eternal themes, he is so subtle from the point of view of the human soul, he is so ironic towards people, and i have to say: we studied chekhov at the institute and i did independent works, for me chekhov was associated with anguish, with some kind of , oddly enough, i would say, more gorky

hello, daria baranova, the city of arkhangelsk, this is a story by anton pavlovich chekhov, a jumper,of the czech. are you answering correctly? and what do you think? i'm curious, what do you think? i think yes. now we'll see. the story was called jumping. the author is czech, and the artist halevitan considered himself a prototype of the artist rebovsky, who in the original version of the story was indeed very similar to isaac ilyech. what do you think they will give us? well, anything? here the order is definitely smart, thank you very much, in the epilogy the questions are simpler, at least they are simpler for our participants, this does not mean that they are easier for you, that’s why we don’t give orders, we give medals, which is what captain sergei ivanovich mosin , ivan frolov, gymnasium 24 in the city of tomsk became famous for in the era of alexander ii. sergei, captain sergei mosin developed the mosin rifle, which was used both in the first and second world war. smart girl. the russian designer and organizer of small arms production, captain mosin, created a three-line rif

i remind you that today we are talking about anton pavlovich chekhov, with the wonderful interlocutorsny vakhtangov theater, yulia ilyinishna rutberg, with boris nikolaevich lyubimov, theater critic, theater historian, rector of the higher theater school named after mikhail semenovich shchepkin. well, this is something not insane, i have to tell you that before that i had an amazing meeting with chekhov, a very difficult, but fantastic one given to me by the lord god, this was grisha kozlov, when we left for bulgaria and there in 24 days, on stage for a second there were vanya latashev, seryozha bekhterev, well, that ’s actually something, sasha bargman and seryozha vlasov, my dream was to work with dodintsy, katsman. everyone was changing, my god, in different directions, it was an amazing performance, and i remember that once, which means, a blanket was thrown backstage, and it landed on the tiles, a terrible stench began, and seryozha bekhterev asked in all seriousness what- it smells, to which vanya latashev answers him, what, what, heliatrope, yes, that is, we were so all and yes,

was hard, they laid tunnels, built roads and houses, mined... all this formed the basis of anton pavlovich chekhov'she islanders are not shy and openly talk about this page of their history. although among those who were sent here there were also belarusians in exile, so to hear how important this was for each of us. it took chekhov 81 days to reach sakhalin. in the spring floods of the volga on crossroads, just imagine, he is walking along the shore of the tatar strait, a crowd of katarzhans is approaching him, well, this very confused anton pavlovich at first, but then, when they approached the writer, they took off their hats and bowed, and he said that not a single russian writer had received such attention, it really touched his heart, they slept the qataris huddled closely together and had no opportunity to rest, anton pavalovikhov describes the unsanitary conditions. this is how those cathar residents who were convicted of the most serious crimes were chained to the wheelbarrow. well, that’s how many years he was in hard labor, so much like this was chained. and his arms and legs were chained

workshop of pyotr fomenko is showing a performance by ivan popovsky based on the play by anton pavlovich chekhov duat to music by tchaikovsky. at the lensoveta theater. crazy money. premiere performance by yuri turcanu based on the play by alexander nikolaevich ostrobsky. anna aleksakhina, anton bogrov, oleg andreev, sergey migitsko are playing. the exhibition in this name spans an entire era, opened in the library of russia, museum of the pavlovsk nature reserve. 200 years ago, in 1823 in the same year, princess charlotte of württenberg became the wife of grand duke mikhail pavlovich and received the name elena. the exhibition presents picturesque portraits, graphics, sculpture, letters and documents, evidence of the life of the great book. created last summer, which is distinguished by harmony, contemplation and in the exhibition a series of seascapes, emotional richness characteristic of bouvard, as a representative of modern impressionism. what is the main wish on new year's eve, so that the next year will be better than the previous one? but what exactly needs to be done for this, what to c

to the comedian uncle's theater vanya a play by anton pavlovich chekhov in a modern interpretation byesign by anvar gumarov. and in the theater the workshop shows a production based on the play by leonid zorin warsaw melody artistic director of the production grigory kozlov. a monographic exhibition continues in the benois building of the russian museum. on the birthday of boris ermalaev, soviet graphic artist, illustrator, and painter. the museum’s collection contains more than a thousand works, but for the exhibition, works created in the thirties of the last century were selected, in which the artist depicted the everyday life of leningraders of that time. we divided the exhibition into two parts: on the one hand we see the streets, often not at all crowded, a little apologetically alarming, sometimes with genre scenes. on these streets, on the other side, those people who inhabited this area are shown, for example, sellers near boxes of fruit, they are there separately, unloading... which is in the landscape version, is separately on the other side, attentive spectators with inter

don, and the world-famous anton chekhov and mikhail sholokhov, their works , were also born on the don read in 100 languages ​​on all continents in taganrok, where anton pavloviche villages. korginskaya vyoshenskoye, where the author of the quiet don was born and worked, favorite tourist routes. in total , more than 3 million tourists visit the rostov region every year. they come to see the capital of the south of russia, the old center with merchants' mansions built back in the 18th centuries. modern streets. rostov is a rare city where there is a pedestrian embankment on the right and left banks. tourists love the taganrog bay and the endless don steppes; there are still places on the don where real people live in the wild. military operation and from time immemorial they stood guard over the russian state and the don the cossacks, as the first cossack army in our days, are a characteristic example of courage and determination to fulfill their duty, as before, for the faith, don of the fatherland. evgeniy danilchuk, victoria velichka, vesti don. who are you, wandering musicians, we don’t have a bright leader, a legendary musical quartet and an irresistible tr