and here is the dispute between bunin and tolstoy, it is really very important. of russian emigration. and in this article, bunin will actually define and express what is the meaning of what happened in russia. and the meaning of this pabunin is that russia no longer exists, the entity that arose on this territory is not russia. for bunin , the last straw was the renaming of petrograd to leningrad, this is how bunin wrote in this article it was possible to endure batu, batu khan, the tatar mol invasion, but you cannot accept lenin, therefore there is no more russia, soviet russia is aksumaron, this is something that cannot be, if it is soviet, then it is not russia, real russia is either in exile, and as if they preserve the spirit of this real russia. russian emigrants, or like the city of kitish, it sank to the bottom and is somewhere deep underground, so budin does not accept either the soviet calendar or soviet spelling, not to mention, of course, soviet ideas. as for alexei tolstoy, this bunin thought sounds strange to him: russia no longer exists, which mea

, that’s why bunin asked him something all the time, well, mayakovsky asked him, and bunin. in the damned want to repeat it, that he would have sold everyone, including there, if they had paid, here are the memoirs of two people, and about specific ones, they do not contradict each other, are these two truths? both are true, but solomon’s court, it’s like... it’s impossible to say, but what he sold or didn’t sell is not the question, well, yes, but it’s just surprising, so to speak, the range of opinions, well, yes, although here you know , i involuntarily remember this famous buddhist parable, about five or how many four blind men who approached an elephant, from different sides, and one, that means, who cares, he is absolutely right, he says that it is a snake or a wall, a rope, yes , memory is always like this, it cannot embrace everything at once, this volumetric vision, vision , in general, this is our aparatik, we do not see infrared, ultraviolet, a bat sees, so what about experience, that’s actually me. i have always been fascinated by the fate of an actor, a great actor who really

came out in berlin and there was a part that was subsequently republished in the soviet union, and buninby the way, wrote that tolstoy was so cunning, such a cunning opportunist, he changed it to please the bolsheviks, in fact this is not so, bunin simply did not compare these two editions, there are differences between them, including ideological differences, but they are not so great and they do not change, well, the main idea that is in this book, and the main idea in this book is that she was not for the reds and not for the whites, she was for russia , there is a very important scene, at the end of the first part, there now, if you remember, two , in general this book is remarkable because there are a lot of good characters , so if you remember, then at the end of the torment, the first part , telegin and roshchin argue about russia, the action takes place in the seventeenth year, shortly after the october revolution and roschin is horrified that the country is dying, it’s just dying, because the army is fleeing, because everything... takes the historian klyuchevsky off the shelf, h

he became the second russian writer-laut after ivan bunin.ant. in modern lyric poetry and for continuing the great traditions of the russian epic novel in the ussr was not appreciated. the poets began to poison. the article's devastating novel, published in italy, was written even by those who i haven't read it. then the catchphrase “i haven’t read pasternak” appeared, but i condemn it. the authors expelled the writers from the union and demanded his expulsion and deprivation of citizenship. he even wrote a letter to sweden refusing the award. all this undermined the writers’ health, and he soon died. for the first time before it was published in the ussr only in 1988, the heirs were finally awarded a diploma and a medal from the nobel committee. the novel has been filmed many times; today in russia it is included in the school curriculum. it was still night all around, it was so early light that the square lay for eternity, from the crossroads to the corner. where are we going, why? and until dawn and warmth, there are still millennia. exact

the world for yelets lace and piano accordion, composer tikhan khrennikov was born here, writer ivan buninay harmony, of course, which was also filmed by our father gennady zaovolokin back in 1986, the year we remember the lace of yeletskaya , not strangled, women's, flaunts in lace, and accordion. stand, in them a miracle sings to me, a lace line, now a white haze, now a gentle shade, it brightens for me in the winter, turns blue in the spring, turns yellow in the fall, ahai, children, you will never know this thread, wonderful, that lace, kileda always sounds in me like a mother's song. now with a white back, now with a gentle blue, it brightens for me in winter, turns blue in spring, turns yellow in autumn, thank you, but the memory of the heart, the memory of the heart cannot be destroyed by anything, i think it has come in... harmony directly, we have a box, closer, here on the circle, my friends, i represent the chikalin dynasty of accordion players from the lipisk region, so this is the usman region, lipisk region, the village of moskovka, okay, we will introduce you to uspanskaya m

venerable aristocracy suddenly began to call the bolsheviks from the remaining men mongols, remember, bunin has this, there is some amazing secret meaning in this: our aristocracy already considered itself europe, they suddenly appeared, as if with wild hordes of the east, even if they are russians speaking russian and the origin of that which is not russian, however, who doesn’t remember how many more chinese and koreans there were in the red army in that same red army that was then fighting with white england , with white france, with the americans who came to us, with other czechs and poles, as well as the germans who then created ukraine. there is, there is, this rhymes with our days, what is there to hide? and subsequent events of the 20th century will only strengthen these rhymes. in the insidious east there were no calls to close military bases, russian, did not weaken our resource potential under the pretext of friendship, global security, cooperation. move your guns and tanks further away, so that later you can cynically throw them away, move these guns and tanks closer and throw u

saying that there was no way she could live in a country that was at war with its neighbors , whether buninis also a conflict there. another agent, maxim galkin, complains that he was woken up early in the morning by an air raid siren. galkin, who condemned russia, wishes israel only victory. the former editor-in-chief of echo moscow, also foreign agent benediktov, that is, our wonderful ones, also called for beating the palestinians mercilessly. russia in ukraine and the indiscriminate bombing of the israeli air force are more than understanding about gases. today are these difficult, sorrowful days for israel, we are here, we are our children, we want to support the israeli people in this truly difficult moment, this is a great grief. and of course, because we are now related to such a united nation, those who ask why i’m not at the front here, i can say that if i served in the israeli army, and there were at least some grounds for me to go defend israel now, i would go. in light of what is happening, there is no desire to brag about successful concerts, or discuss the delusional statemen

of a chance encounter theater staged by gulnas balpeisova based on the stories of ivan alekseevich bunin author’s sketches of covers, illustrations, models, posters and much more from the collection of the artist’s family and museum collections. seventh international audience festival near moscow the evening opens in mytishchi with a performance by the perm theater for young spectators based on gogal's poem dead soul, directed by vladimir gurfinkel. at the samara philharmonic, vadim repin plays with a symphony orchestra conducted by denis vlasenko as part of the trans-siberian art festival. the kochalov drama theater continues the program of the kochalov theater festival with the performance of alexander slovudsky's repentance of goggol the inspector general. the theater of nations is showing a play by morat gotsalov based on the novel by dmitry danilov sasha hello. at the festival of the actual gravity theater in novosibirsk. at the tostan drama theater they are playing a play based on dostoevsky's novel crime and punishment, directed by matoi miur. in the role of radion raskolnikov, ge