loved to read, and the most interesting thing, he loved to read the plays of shakespeare, chekhov, bernard shaw him very much, protected him very much, then when i became very seriously ill, i was sick for several months, and i was literally between life and death, he sat next to me for 10 nights, and he came out. for me, he pulled me out of the other world, as a result he didn’t have to go through flight tests tests in the club, the instructor offered him for next year, there was no next year. october 4, early in the morning, the assault on the white house begins, the first to die are the barricade workers, sleeping in tents, crushed and shot armored personnel carriers. tanks hit the building and snipers join in. we lived nearby at the time, i... woke up to the sound of the windows ringing in the apartment, what was happening , i asked, they told me, and my heart sank , i didn’t let him in, i begged, i... cried, i hit him on the cheek, i said, don’t go, don’t go, no, especially now i’ll go, but i have the little one is sleeping behind the wall, who should i choose, and i stayed, he left, he wa

my question is about the famous playwright, bernard shaw. of, well, something in short incredible, yes, absurd, some kind of word that i wouldn’t say that it is, well, it ’s known, the fact that we don’t use this word in speech, it’s inapplicable to the building, it hints at loneliness, no, it doesn’t hint at loneliness, he had a different logic there, at the absence of people, no, not like that, not like that, there is first hint english, mancave cave, no, that is, this is not a place, this is the name , a place on earth, a pole, no, some remote place, no, maybe this hollow is located in a tree, this place is on earth, yes, you can say that, but maybe not, that is , this is a specific name, independent, a specific name, yes, cities, yes, britain, this is the correct answer, now it’s chic, but why? yes, i see yours, they gave the correct answer, but something related to loneliness, most likely not, why, here, i don’t know, he, but this is not the only city, a beautiful, beautiful story, he stood in the center of it, no, no, like the capital,

there are a total of 120 people on the list, among them bernard shaw, thomas mann, hermann hese, william márquez, in 1953, this is an award for excellence in works of a historical and biographical nature, as well as for brilliant oratory, with with whose help the highest human values ​​were defended, winston churchill was noted, among the first 17 women laureates; this award was received by the swedish writer selma in 1909. lion camp, famous for the fairy tale of nils' wonderful journey with the wild geese. ntv viewers in the capital can expect the release of the program today. in moscow, and we will continue our broadcast for other regions in the central part of the country. vladimir putin today took part in a ceremony marking the delivery of russian nuclear fuel to the rupur npp in bangladesh, its construction in the republic is carried out by the state corporation rosata. the station will consist of two power units with a total capacity of 2,400 mw. this. the flagship project meets the interests of the two countries: it contributes to the further deepening of mutually beneficial coope

coolidge noted publishers weekly has received more publicity in one day than the offered george bernard shaw receives in three years. his autobiography became a best seller it is also remarkably brief and remarkably honest. perhaps some of the conferences other might benefit from his example. taken together coolidge's books prove that he was a wonderful writer and savvy celebrity. today it is easy to miss each of those qualities in him but is also worth asking what qualities matter the most then and now? in washington we have plenty of celebrities. do we have any writers and readers? >> [ applause ] >> thank you, craig. her neck speaks her is dr. steven hayward. resident scholar at uc berkeley institute of government studies program. he is an authority on many presidents. he is the author of what i consider to be the best biography of ronald reagan and the general title of the age of reagan. i think completes with such injure's age of roosevelt, a very important present. dr. hayward. >> that was the idea that, thanks. leavitt to them to come over some as outrageous and preposterous as propos

coolidge, noted publishers weekly has received more publicity in one day than the author george bernard shaw receives in three years. coolidge's autobiography became a massive bestseller and made him quite wealthy. it is also remarkably brief and remarkably for a political memoir. perhaps of this conference's other presenters might benefit from his example. taken together, coolidge's books prove that silent. carol was actually a wonderful writer, a careful reader and a savvy celebrity. today, it's easy to miss each of those qualities in him, but it's also asking what qualities matter to most. then and now. after all, in washington, we have plenty of celebrities. but do we have enough writers and readers. that. thank you, craig. our next speaker, dr. stephen hayward. hayward is a resident scholar at uc berkeley's of government studies program. he's actually a on many presidents, but he is the author of what i considered to be the best biography of ronald reagan. two volume biography and the brought general title of the age of reagan, which think competes with age of roosevelt as a monumental

betrayed gromov, his wife and yeletsky, that means this yeletsky is her lover, uh-huh, i also need bernard shawhere’s just no doubt, now we’ll find out, hello, pete, hello, what did the examination show? dan, don’t be upset, listen, i remembered one more state. yes connecticut. yes. ok, bye. well? buevich says that gromov has no traces of gunshot residue on his clothes. it's nonsense. my boss is never wrong. damn, well, thank you, i’m your beloved wife. do you want me fired? let's go to lauri's now. and what? and there is yeletsky, we take off his clothes and find traces of gunshot residue on them. yeah, a notary-certified appearance with pavinna. no, we’ll go to masha first, well, even if laura had a best friend, well, it’s not a fact that it’s yeletsky, that he’s a murderer, but if you put an outdoor surveillance system behind them, baby, forget everything you were taught, what kind of outdoor surveillance is there for a solved murder , distillers, hands, am i being detained? it’s worse, you’re married, but excuse me, then your outdoor surveillance will light up in 5 seconds, why is this, why