arkady ostrovsky passed away before he could complete the story many years later.ience will see those same heroes next to the stage and maya kristalinskaya will perform one of the last songs of the cycle. as if allowing the viewer to finish the love story in their own way. everything with us was a wreath of doubt and hope, and happiness awaits. and in our yard there is a girl, one true friend without fail, she is among true friends for sure. she i look, if there is nothing, and i keep looking tatyana came to us from the city, velsk, arkhangelsk region, but you spent your childhood in the nizhny novgorod region, right? in such a place, balakhna district, nizhny novgorod region? yes , my childhood passed there. there they told me that your parents sold tractors, bought, uh, a radio tape recorder, a cow and bought a tv, belarus 110 the whole village gathered to listen to the music the music sounded. here are some other songs you associate with the sixties sixties, a very good song was in en. this is my auntie, she is older alexander pakhmutova nikolai dobronravov in t

there are also russians who still say how they miss russian culture, it was even written in arkady ostrovsky, he even wrote about it somewhere in his interview given by the ukrainian media and so on. this is russian the editor of the economist and they continue to look at these people, that is, let's not perceive these forecasts as the view of the establishment, this is the view of people who still do not understand how much the world has changed. it is very unequal between the camp of democracies of democratic regimes and the camp of autocrats, they do not understand that the main threat is not that the world is divided, but that there is a very huge gray area between the camp of autocracy and the camp of democracy a large number of states that the autocracies will try to drag to their side and a great threat to the developed civilized world is that this gray zone that stretches from africa through asia through central asia, if it comes under the influence of the autocracies of russia, china , and iran, it will end the dregs of western civilization, in order for this not to happen, everythi

all this makes people nervous, and i will quote arkady ostrovsky, editor of the law of places, and hegh post for a long time on the other side. this is how ukrainian politicians fawn on the other side. the elite must be aware that the allies are also making rather big sacrifices, including economic ones, risking their own security and want to be sure that ukraine is reliable effective partner. in this sense, any internal disassembly, especially among the military-political leadership. any corruption, politicking, from whatever it may be, and outgoing or return to the old way of running the country will weaken this confidence. this is precisely because the west itself doubts whether ukraine should be trusted with money in general. i expect audits and the same us owners, they are being tried for cutting budgets. here i am , looking at the deputy, whose name is georgi grew up. yeah. hmm, he's still unharmed so far. yes, he is sitting here in a car of clearly not ukrainian railway tracks, maybe even becoming safe from himself. no, no, he definitely does. we have to leave, this is 100%, ye

accountability and clothes were ahead of common sense, but this does not mean that nikolai ostrovsky is stealing arkady say wait, please, let's, let's more simple, but stop your work. stop, please, let's give a little more simple and understandable examples. eh, that's all the same, when semyon semyonovich set off on his journey. well, in general, probably. the vast majority of those who saw him off and who later watched this movie, but experienced a feeling. well, if you don’t envy, then wait a minute. well, alexander , what flatters you all today, because, well, any soviet citizen did not have the opportunity. so, taking it and going on such a cruise shows that any soviet citizen, like semenovichkov, had the opportunity to go, as it turned out, the city of baku . that's what you say, you know me. eh, i was also a child once and also studied at the alaba grandmother of the soviet school. i studied and then in russian and i remember very well when it was the transition from soviet to russian. well, there was practically nothing to eat there for several years. yes, then there is and it seems to me that