institute, his novel eclipse of mars, what else comes to mind, boris evseev, renounced hymns, and here it, leonidovich, by the way, and dwarf cranes , from vasily belov, from belov, yes, of course, from vasily belov, here your novels. eduard lemov, well, look, all these writers are writers, so to speak, of an older generation than you, writers who encountered these events at a completely different age, and you, who were then a youth, a teenager, why, why, that you were a thirteen-year-old boy, ninety-three years old, we are children of the terrible years of russia, unable to forget anything, remember, like in the bloc, i belonged to the generation that matured early, everything that happened and... those events, in my opinion, were to a certain extent turning points in the modern history of russia and the first year is not a turning point? and this is all interconnected, of course, this is such a special time, but it is interesting that the people who defended this building together in the ninety-first year turned out to be opponents 2 years later, and it is characteristic that many yo

former rector of the literary institute, his novel eclipse of mars, and what else comes to mind , boris evseevrse, from vasily belov and here your romance limonov, eduard lemov, look, that’s it these writers are writers, so to speak, of an older generation than you, writers who encountered these events at a completely different age, and you, who was then a youth, a teenager, why, why, what was you a thirteen-year-old boy, ninety-third year, we are children of the terrible years of russia, unable to forget anything, remember, like in the bloc? i belonged to a generation that matured early, everything that happened outraged, impressed, involved, those events, in my opinion, were to a certain extent turning points in modern times history of russia, and the ninety-first year is not a turning point, but this is all interconnected , of course, this is such a special time, but it is interesting that the people who defended this building together in the ninety-first year, or a little older, those who defended democracy in ninety-first, became defenders in ninety-three, and there were dead among them,

former rector of the literary institute, his novel eclipse of mars, and what else comes to mind, boris evseev, yes, vasily belov, beloov, yes, of course, vasily beloov, here is your novel, eduard limnov, eduard limonov, well , look, all these writers are writers, well so to speak, a generation older than you. writers who encountered these events at a completely different age, and you, who were then a youth, a teenager, why, why, what was you, a thirteen-year-old boy, ninety-third, we are children of the terrible years of russia, unable to forget anything, remember how at the bloc, i belonged to the generation that matured early, everything that happened and outraged was impressively involving, those events, in my opinion, were... to a certain extent , turning points in the modern history of russia, and the ninety-first year was not turning events, but it’s all interconnected, of course, this is such a special time, but it’s interesting that the people who defended this building together in the ninety-first year turned out to be opponents 2 years later, and it’s typical that many young guys, e