this was a podcast of precious stories, with you were ekaterina varkan and sergey nikrasov.ed. pavel, marcel and alexey, and our bride is zhanna. zhanna is 26 years old, in a relationship with her lover, she had to face an insidious and invincible rival. zhanna, an obstetrician-gynicologist, lives in yekaterinburg, is proud that her photo is posted on the main billboard of the city, dreams of opening a women's center, admits that she has never been abandoned by a man, zhanna will not answer reciprocity to a doctor, a bodybuilder and the son of rich parents. with a dark, athletic brunette who has put himself on his feet, he will happily walk down the aisle. hello, hello, well, one is just more beautiful than the other, i like that she is well-groomed, that she is cute and so sweet, look at her eyes sparkling, look at the billboards right all over yekaterinburg, it just so happens that there is one billboard in the very center, there is the makarovsky bridge, probably the most... with a view of the dam behind the same center on the embankment, the other two are nearby, but als

you watch precious stories, sergei nekrasov, ekaterina varkan.gei mikhailovich, if we take a stick as a sports equipment, yes, then we can assume that pushkin had generally characteristic sports hobbies, in such a large quantity, so to speak, in a great variety, we never talked about this in particular, but it seems to me that today it is quite possible. who spent many hours there, in addition to this, which we rarely remember, there were other types of activities, physical exercises offered to boys who studied at the tsarskoye seselsky face, all of us we know, the large ceremonial hall of the lyceum, there were ceremonies, openings of the lyceum, there was a lyceum exam, when the derzhavins came, pushkin was crowned, one might say, with the laurels of... already a great poet, but the question arises, a huge hall, and that it was used there once every 3 years, not at all, when ceremonies took place, the furniture was taken out of the hall, a thick carpet covered the parquet of this large hall, and gymnastic exercises were done there, so that also

my name is ekaterina varkan, i am a guest today we have natalia polenova, the great-granddaughter of great russian artist vasily dmitrovich polenov, director of the polenov museum-reserve. and today we will talk about this wonderful place, i can’t even imagine how we can fit all this immensity into such a small amount of time that we have allotted today in our podcast, this is how it all began, my favorite story, natasha, do you know? how vasily dmitrovich polenov and his friend and student konstantin korovin rode a boat along the oka, being in a cheerful, happy, witty mood and sailed past the hill. and polenov liked the hill so much that he said that he would like to build a manor here and live, so to speak, in old age to admire the surroundings, initially, that's the most important thing that vasil dmitovich actually invested in this entire grandiose construction, in addition to building a house for convenient, comfortable housing, a large family in a beautiful place, the idea of ​​​​education was laid down, there is the museum itself, then a theater was organized, schools. to be i

my name is ekaterina varkan, in the studio with me today is elena vinogradova. he chose the asian department of the collegium of foreign affairs for himself, because by this time he was fascinated by the east, and he understands that the accents political life is moving in the other direction, to the east. and he dreamed of going to persia with griboyedov, but griboyedov only left in the summer of 1926, well, he was planning to go to persia with griboyedov, he has a lot of letters, the last ones, literally these are the last two letters, i want to go there on my first mission and sing freely with the eastern nightingales, well, it’s just wonderful, i’m going to persia, it’s already decided, it seems to me that there is probably strength for life, inspiration, later in this same letter i wrote out that... that melancholy tormented me here in the cold, empty, soulless society, i am alone, i would rather leave here in moscow to you, and here we understand that of course to you, to friends, but... still, this again returns to that love that remained so unanswered, t

of vasili dmich polenov in the far east, you watched the podcast precious history, my name is ekaterina varkanest today is natalia polenova, the great-granddaughter of the great russian artist vasily dmitrievitch polenov and the director of the polenov museum-reserve. this podcast is a must-read. i am glayana batnikova. today we are discussing andrei platonov, a great russian. it seems to me, one of the most important authors of russian literature, which is absolutely impossible to pass by, and it fits the name of your program very well, a must -read, if you haven't read plato,... then you basically don't understand anything about russian literature, right? well, i agree, but you know, when you chose this topic, i was a little surprised, because you are a hindu, a postmodernist, it seems to me that you work very cool with myths and some double meanings, when i found out that you wanted to talk about platonov, i was surprised, moreover, that you chose specifically the corpus of texts of military prose by platonov, why? platonov has always been one of my favorite writers, i have such a somewhat

my name is ekaterina varkan , our guest today is elena vinogradova.ot far from voronezh. such a first prince of the kingdom, so to speak, yes, indeed, he was a handsome man in the full sense of the word, tall, his huge blue eyes... framed by very long eyelashes shone with intelligence, there would hardly be such eyes in the world - wrote one of his contemporaries. well, here we see a completely remarkable portrait, a real beauty. dmitry was born into a respectable family and had a good education. dmitry received an excellent education, in which, of course, his mother anna nikolaevna, née princess bolenskaya, participated, who selected for him. with love mentors and teachers, by the way, many of them later became teachers at the moscow imperial university. by the age of seventeen, dmitry venevitinov had completed his home education, had acquired excellent encyclopedic knowledge, he had a brilliant command of languages, and in particular greek, because his teacher, the greek bailo, taught him, and... this subject and he was not just a home teacher, he w

hello, you are watching precious stories, my name is ekaterina varkan , our guest today is natalia polenova, the great-granddaughter of the great russian artist vasily dmitrovich polenov, director of the polenovo museum-reserve, and today we will talk about this wonderful place, i even. very much imagine how all this immensity, we will be able to fit into such a small amount of time that we have allotted today in our podcast, this is how it all began, my favorite story, natasha, you know, yes, how vasily dmikovich polenov with his friend and student konstantin korovin they were riding a boat on the oka, being in a cheerful, happy, witty mood, and they were sailing past a hill, and polenov liked the hill so much that he said that although... he was attracted to nature as a child, he was attracted to the coniferous forest, and he really loved these very pines, coniferous forests, and he really wanted to live somewhere far from the big city, but he came to his main idea of ​​enlightenment in the russian provinces much later, having already settled in polenov, initially he simply i wanted to be

by my honor that at night you tormented me like that, you look precious stories, my name is ekaterina varkanuest today is vladislav otroshenko, a wonderful russian writer. we are talking about google, you said that there is an image that confirms this idea, yes, by the way, a caricature, yes, yes, yes, here - after all, there was something from him, all of russia is waiting for him, the dead spirit is waiting for the second volume, yes, this is a very famous caricature, from 846, just after this confession of gogol, god took away my ability to create, you see, gogol is depicted up there, he sleeps on the second volume of dead souls, it says right there the second volume, and he sleeps on it. this cartoon actually proves this idea that russia demanded, waited for the second volume of dead souls from gogol, and gogol, he promised in 842, when he left russia, he said that in 2 years he would return with the second volume, he published the first in may 842, so he will return with the second volume, here it comes, 2 years pass, 3 years, 4 years and until the forty -eighth year... when he returned

history, my name is ekaterina varkan, in the anniversary year of lermontov we will talk about lermontovch is not only a complete tyrant, but also a relative of our great poet, and today he is still the owner of the serednyakov estate, which is located in the nearest moscow region. you and lermontov are representatives of the same root, but different branches; who was the first? scottish russian lermunt the first scot who came to russian soil was georg lermunt, it was 1613, that’s all the lermontov family comes from this georg lermont, and mikhail yuryevich, along with me, has one ancestor, his great-grandfather, my four times great-grandfather, this is one ancestor. in this branch, but there are a lot of branches, so here about the nephew’s grandchildren, this is enough, enough to be identified in the genealogical, as they say, dimension, in general - the scottish russian lermantov has been in the service in russia since 1613, and mikhail yuryevich now lives in serednyakovo, this estate near moscow, is a very beautiful place, it is famous for its that... at one time young lermantov spen

there are already enough of these people for people. you watched precious stories, my name is ekaterina varkanhail yuryevich lermantov as our guest, and we talked about mikhail yuryevich lermantov, this is what we have. hello, the sunday time program is on air, in the studio of ekaterina andreeva, we will talk about the main events of the day of the outgoing week. back home, i want you all. congratulations on returning home, details of the largest prisoner exchange between russia and the west since the cold war. we are following the same course as before, our unbroken ones. this is a very, very significant phrase. examples of courage and fortitude . the battles for volchanstvo - exclusive footage from the film crew of channel one, which , together with the fighters of the north group of troops and the volunteer corps, is moving forward. the murder of the head of the hamas politburo as an insult to tehran. iran has been slapped in the face. for iran, ismail haniyeh is a guest, and a guest of honor. israel is expecting retaliatory strikes. citizens of israel, difficult days lie ahead. a new roun

maybe i will return to this, many thanks to our guests, you had valuable stories, my name is ekaterina varkanill talk about lermontov and it is not at all strange that mikhail yuryevich lermontov is our guest today, not only ... comes from this georg fermont, and mikhail yuryevich together with me has one ancestor, his great-grandfather, my four times great-grandfather, this is one ancestor in this branch, but there are a lot of branches, therefore here are great-grandchildren nephew, this is enough, enough to identify myself in the genealogical. i understand myself, before this there was a sanatorium for tuberculosis patients, which means that mikhail yuryevich decided, so to speak, to somehow restore the family return this place to his the true purpose, and the true purpose is the memorial force that has been preserved here since the time of mikhailovich lermant's stay here, mikhailovich lermant at the age of 14, 15, 16 years old... became a poet, and a real poet at that, it was here that he wrote more than 100 poems, four poems, it was here that he uttered his sacred words, guys, it's not

hello, you are watching precious. stories, my name is ekaterina varkan, today we decided to talk about nikolai vasilyevich, for an interview, such a serious one, i invited a wonderful russian writer, vladislav otroshenko, he is generally a brave man and has been studying gogol for quite a long time, for example, i am afraid, he has a whole big book, it is called gogaliana, it contains essays, generally dedicated to this mysterious master, artist. but i would, for example, say that this is a collection of incidents and curiosities associated with gogol, such a cabinet of curiosities, well - i would say that this is probably a collection of gogol's quirks, but these quirks - of course, on the surface in the depths, and we will talk about this, lie some things are more, more important, well, in general , with gogol it began in early childhood, a whim, during his studies at the gymnasium, there are very interesting things happening there, connected with gogol's future, what he wrote about, well, let's remember plyushkin, when there is this passage about old age, old age in the old soviet l

my name is ekaterina varkan, our guest today is elena vinogradova.oronezh, and it is not just like that, not far from voronezh there is an estate of the noble venevitinovs. there is now a museum manor, and elena was the first then the only employee of this museum with a name. a lot of advantages, he was very handsome, outwardly, such a first prince of the kingdom, so to speak, yes, indeed, he was a handsome man in the full sense of the word, tall, huge blue and his eyes, framed by very long eyelashes, shone with intelligence, it would be unlikely that such eyes would be found in the world, one of his contemporaries wrote, well, here we see a portrait absolutely remarkable. and all the sciences that he , in fact, mastered, the grades that he received are listed there. it is very interesting here, one small detail, here it is written that the certificate, according to the decree of 809, was issued, and the decree is quite interesting, in my opinion, spiransky came up with such a thing that all people in the civil service had to have hens of some public

stories and my hosts sergei mikhailovich nekrasov, director of the all-russian pushkin museum and ekaterina varkanovich and i, when we meet, often tell you about pushkin. and today will be no exception, but we somehow noticed that we usually, well, we need to show some illustrations, naturally, we usually show such classic canonical portraits of his kapensky, tropinin. here, but today we consulted and decided that we need to make such an unusual show and surprise you with unusual portraits, we will start with a remarkable, in my opinion, work by pyotr konchelovsky, it has two names: pushkin mikhailovsky, pushkin composing poetry, but there are also two images, both of these images are in the funds of the all-russian pushkin museum, to be more precise. then in our funds there is this very painting by the artist pyotr petrovich konchalovsky, we we see pushkin here at the moment of creative inspiration, and he is covered with this blanket, which looks a little like a tiger skin, and it would seem that this is how it was intended from the very beginning, but in our archives there is another photograph