hello, this is the lab podcast, my name is dmitry bak, i am the host of a literary podcast that has aand i will talk about how they read or write books about the past, books about history, and my interlocutor today, doctor of historical sciences, professor vladimir rastislavovich medinsky. hello, vladimirovich, good evening, thank you for coming to us, and well, in the traditions of our program, i would like to start from the very beginning, well , maybe you can briefly tell us how it happened that in the youth. well, to be honest, i was going to enter a military school, i come from a family of hereditary military men, specifically the school named after the supreme council, the highest command, but already in the ninth grade they explained to me that due to my eyesight i was not suitable for a command school, only for some someday technical, since i wanted to be a commander, and my favorite book was mityaeva, the book of future commanders, yes, we know this one from childhood, then... well, i had to retrain as a civilian and there are further options. since my favorite subjects were

hello, this is the lab podcast, my name is dmitry bak.f a literary podcast, which has a wonderful name: let them not talk, let them read, today we will talk about how books about the past, books about history are read or written, and my interlocutor today, doctor of historical sciences, professor vladimir rostislavovich medinsky. hello, vladimirovich, and good evening, thank you for coming to us, and well, in the traditions of our program. i'd like to start from the beginning, well, maybe you can briefly tell me how it happened, uh, that in your youth you were fascinated by history, how it all began, well, if...' honestly, i was going to enter a military school, i come from a family of hereditary military men, specifically the school named after the supreme council, the highest command school, but already in the ninth grade they explained to me that in terms of my eyesight i was not unsuitable for a command school, only for some technical one, as long as i wanted to be a commander, and my favorite book was mityaeva, the book of future com

hello, we have a lab podcast, my name is dmitry bak and i am the host of a literary podcast with a very that today we will talk interestingly about theater and literature, and it happens that when from the future you look at the creative path of a person, anyone, fedor mikhailovich dostoevsky, igoryavichatovsky, anyone, how pleased i am that we are close, well, in eternity, in eternity you are close, of course, that this is such a direct ascent, that a person logically goes from peak to peak, dostoevsky publishes in 1946, 1846 his novel “poor people”, yes, it is still early, but still already a great dostoevsky, in fact, if you read his correspondence, he writes to his guardian, give me money, i don’t have a winter dress, i ’m going to die, and i will become a great russian writer, because i have already written a great one novel, i’ll sell it for a lot of money, what a lot of money , his guardian, husband, sisters tell him, my question is, how did it happen in your case, was it such a path to the top, stellar, according to such a trajectory, not along a parabola, like voznesensky’s, bu

dmitry petrovich bak, literature specialist, candidate of philological sciences, evgeniy germanovicholaskin, writer, doctor of philology. friends, i am very glad to see you. mutually, with whom, if not with you , to talk about, about such a topic, and you know, i want, so i have such a pre-question, perhaps, a warm-up, memory - is it more about hope or curse? evgeniy germanovich, well, memory is something that you often want to get rid of, uh, in fact it is, sometimes you want to forget many things, therefore, in some way there is a trace of the curse, but memory, it gives hope in that sense what if it's good memory, a good memory, then they give...' hope, something will happen again, petrovich , what do you think, you know, after all, i would put hope in the foreground, because well, we know, yes, the curse of the family, which can weigh down, hang, put pressure on itself, it definitely exists, yes, because the golden age gives way to the silver age, and then all the way to the iron age, but nothing good happens to the world, therefore, memory always speaks of a curse, but on the ot

hello, i'm dmitry bak, here literary podcast, let them not talk, let them read, today we, as always,repeat, as usual, that you can read ancient manuscripts, you can read electronic devices, newspapers, magazines, books, it is important that you read, because reading and literature. this is a wonderful, fashionable, cool activity , as they say now, and today we will talk about a person who has largely changed our reading circle, the reading circle is just an expression that is associated with the fat lion, because it is about leo nikolayevich tolstoy that we will talk, so we are talking today with his two great-great-grandsons, or rather with his great-great-grandson and great-great-granddaughter, tolstoy, fyokla tolstaya, journalist, tv presenter, and head of the tolstoy digital project, vladimir tolstoy, advisor to the president of the russian federation on culture, many years, vladimir ilyovich headed the yasnaya polyana museum-reserve, well , who else, if not you, should know about tolstoy something that maybe not everyone knows, that’s what we’ll talk about today. what's it like

ezenstein 125, film historian natalya ryabchikova and film critic artyom sopin, goodbye, hello, dmitry bak about different topics, about different writers, about classics or about those who are close to us, but today we are talking about an author who, on the one hand, has passed away quite a long time ago, on the other hand , he is with us, he is nearby, this is sergei sanovich yesenin, a very popular poet, many say that he is a national poet, he was noted not this year, but earlier, this year we just everyone since we remember yesenin with a special feeling at the beginning of autumn, when he was born, today we are visiting the general director of the museum of the reserve sergei sanovich yesenin, boris igorevich joganson, hello, hello, and today we are also visiting andrei veshkurtsev, an actor of the moscow art academic theater named after maxim. performer of the role of senin in the sensational play called mina, we will talk about yesenin from the point of view of the museum. i’ll ask you a very simple thing, what is sergei yesenin charging us with today, exactly charging us, what is

hello, i'm dmitry bak and i 'm a literary guy here. under the title, let them not speak, let them read popular poet , many say that he is a national poet, his anniversary was not celebrated this year, earlier, this year we just remember aesenin every time with a special feeling in early autumn, when he was born, today we are visiting the general director of the museum of the reserve sergei sanovich yeseninan, boris igorevich joganson, hello, hello, and today we are also visiting andrei veshkurtsev, an actor of the moscow artistic, academic theater named after maxim gurkov. hello, in a sensational play called yesenin’s woman, we will talk about yeseninen from the point of view of museum exhibitions, from the point of view of the modern reader, let’s start, boris, i’ll ask you a very simple thing, what does sergei yesenin take us with today, exactly , what is the main thing in it, do you think, the main thing is that the great russian poet, sergei aleksandrovich yesenin is understandable and close to broad. circle of readers, those who appreciate his appeal to nature, but also those whic

hello, i'm dmitry bak and here is a literary podcast called let them not talk, let them read, we talkout those who are close to us, but today we are talking about an author who one on the one hand, he passed away quite a long time ago, on the other hand, he is with us, he is nearby, this is sergei aleksandrovich yesenin. and a very popular poet, many say that he is a national poet, his anniversary was celebrated - not this year, but earlier, this year we just remember every time the dawning with a special feeling at the beginning of autumn, when he was born, today in our guests are the general director of the museum of the reserve sergei sanovich yesenin, boris igorevich yoganson, hello, hello, and today our guest is also andrei veshkurtsev, an actor from the moscow art academic theater named after maxim gurkov. hello, andrey, andrey, performer of the role of sergei yesenin in the sensational play called yesenin's woman. we will talk about yeseninen from the point of view of museum exhibitions, from the point of view of a modern reader. let’s start, boris, i’ll ask you a very simple t

my name is dmitry bak and i am the host of a literary podcast with a very intriguing name, let them note last time on you, since we are on you in life, today we will also try to be on you, so as not to get confused, if you don’t mind. i will be glad, yes, yes, we are friends in life, i am sure that today we will talk interestingly about theater and literature, and it happens that when from the future you look at the creative path of a person, anyone, fyodor mikhailovich dostoevsky, igor ekovich zlatovitzsky , anyone, how pleased i am that you are close, yes, well, in eternity, in eternity you are close, of course, sometimes it seems that this such a straight climb that a person logically goes from peak to peak. dostoevsky in 1846, 1846, published his novel “poor people”, yes, this is still early, but still already a great dostoevsky, in fact, if you read his correspondence, he writes to his guardian, give me money, i don’t have winter dress, i will die now, and i will become a great russian writer, because i have already written a great novel, i will sell it for a lot of money, what a l

hello, i'm dmitry bak and i'm a literate here podcast called let them not talk, let them read.hand , he is with us, he is nearby, this is sergei sanovich yesenin, a very popular poet, many say that he is a national poet, his anniversary was celebrated not this year, but earlier, and this year we just remember aisenin with a special feeling every time at the beginning of autumn, when he was born, today our guest is the general director of the museum of the reserve sergei sanovich yesenin, boris igorevich, joganson, hello, hello, and today our guest is also andrei veshkurtsev, an actor of the moscow art academic theater named after maxim gurkov. hello, andrey, andrey, performer of the role of sergei senin in the sensational play called “yeseninan’s woman”. we will talk about yeseninen from the point of view of museum exhibitions, from the point of view of a modern reader. let's start boris, i'll ask you a very simple thing, what does sergei yesenin take us with today, exactly what is important about him, what do you think, and the main thing is that the great russian poet, sergei

hello, here is dmitry bak, the host of a literary podcast, which is called in very important words, letst today is theater and film actor and writer, veniamin. borisovich smekhov. hello, veneminich. let's get started if you don't mind right away. began, this is how it all began, exactly for you, what was in the foreground or what was at the beginning, and what then? so, so, he was born in moscow, a year before the start of the terrible war, dad went to the front, already being a candidate of economic sciences, he was already in charge of some... in the main house of the soviet union, which was called gasplan ussr. my father is a scientist, and when his centenary was celebrated without him, it was at the current plekhanov academy, where dad taught for many years. and now they opened professor smekhov’s classroom. when i i show up in plekhanovka, my middle grandson studied there, and i visited him , and we approached this classroom, several teachers immediately said that there was a rumor among students that if you take the smekov test in this classroom, then this promises you good luck,

hosted it all, and it’s incredible, well well, we are returning to the flab podcast, my name is dmitry bakd i am the host of a literary podcast called let... they say, let them read, our guest today, my interlocutor, honored artest of russia, rector of the mkhat studio school, igor yakovlevich, zolotovsky . now comes the middle of our conversation, and here is the usual presenter, that is me, i do one of three, i either show some book from my library, and either read a poem and comment, or read a quote from the classics, but today there will be a combination of... these two genres, and i will risk showing you a book that is not in its original binding, with some kind of inscriptions , then made, but, but this is important, this is a collection of anna andreevna akhmatova’s rosary, which was published for the first time by the hyperborey publishing house in st. petersburg in 1914, and came out 11 times, three times counterfeit, three times in addition to will, and this is the very height of her popularity, this is the rise of akhmatova, a couple of years have passed since nikolai gumilyov s

hello, here is dmitry bak, host of a literary podcast called very important words, let them not speakow it all started for you. what was in the foreground or what was at the beginning, and what then? so, so, he was born in moscow, a year before the start of the terrible war, dad went to the front, already being a candidate of economic sciences, he was already in charge of some sector in the main house of the soviet union, which was called the gas plan of the ussr. my father is a scientist, and when they celebrated him without him century, it was in the current plekhanov academy, where dad taught for many years and professor smekhov’s classroom was opened, now when i appear in plekhanovka, my middle grandson studied there, i visited him and... several teachers approached this classroom they reported that there is a rumor among students that if you pass the smekhova test in this classroom, then this promises you good luck , well, this is a good reputation, this is a wonderful, yes, this is an ideal reputation, yeah, but my father still went to the front, in 1945 mine has begun family, w

hello, this is the lab podcast, my name is dmitry bak, i am the host of a literary podcast, which hasll, in the traditions of our program. i would like to start from the very beginning , well, maybe you can tell me briefly how it happened, eh, that in your youth, you were fascinated by the story of how it all began, well, to be honest, i was going to enter a military school, i come from a family , hereditary military, specifically school named after the supreme council, the highest command, yeah, but already in the ninth grade they didn’t explain that my eyesight didn’t make me fit for a command school, only some kind of technical one... i wanted to be a commander, and my favorite book was: mityaev, a book by future commanders, yes, we know this one, yes, from childhood, then, well, i had to retrain as a civilian, and then there was the option, since my favorite subjects were literature and history at school, then accordingly i was preparing to enter the history faculty at the same time, i went on preparatory courses, moscow university, and mgemo, faculty of international journalism,