elena anatolyevna good afternoon good afternoon.l us who first introduced you to the book and was a guide to the world of fiction . this is my grandmother. i spent my childhood in the countryside, and my grandmother was a school teacher. and, of course, she taught students. and she really wanted her granddaughter to be the same so smart, so fond of reading books, and i remember very well those evenings when there is a blizzard outside the window, and my grandmother and i are on the stove, and she tells me fairy tales, probably for everyone in life these are the most significant moments when you listen to grandma's tales, when you hear your mother's lullabies with this, you grow them with this, you go to the big world to write children's books. you have to be a child at heart. and how do you go about the process of writing a book, do you immediately know what the book or it will be about? some spontaneous action i take the liberty of claiming that we are all adults we are also children, because in our hearts we still remain the same

so it was in the story of elena anatolyevna medvedeva , who came to us in the hope of seeing her brotherre is a fragment of that program. tell what is your brother's name my brother's name is medvedev evgeny anatolyevich we were born in moscow on the same day. we are twins. my mother studied in moscow at the institute and in the third year she gave birth to us, well, we ourselves lived in uzbekistan 2.000 in 2002, at the beginning he went to work in russia, the city of krasnoyarsk , then he called on the eve of his death. mom literally in a day and said that he was being kept somewhere and they weren’t paid if he left or ran away from there, that he would be drowned in the river. he told me this the last day and hung up. he told me all this so quickly, and that's it, phone no longer works. well, many years have passed. i arrived in the city, krasnoyarsk, and i went to the police station. here, well, we say we will look. well, you contact wait for me they have a volunteer. they have a lot of possibilities, and they will help you. i just went to your site, filled in the year of birth with

hello hello i am elena anatolyevna very nice. and this is where the symbol of the year is grown.is is the soviet chinchilla. and tell me, well, you know absolutely everything about rabbits. that's how it started. why did you decide? so oh well, that's it, i don't know yet. yes, we had a rabbit farm at school. yes, somewhere in the seventh grade. yep, and since then. yes, we fed the rabbits, then my father had rabbits all his life, then, when he returned to afghanistan, we went to the military camp. i was there in the garage hitting the rabbits to keep. and all of you could no longer do without anything, then the husband built a little time for the night. there about garage and some of our ladies also turned on rabbit and all the boys, you are right with your husband. no, it's me with my happiness and went for the gods. wait about the rabbits, a little later. and tell me, then i tell you how old you were. i was 27 years old. i went to this raved voentorg went to war. yes, and you went all like that, beautiful, 27 years old, young , slender, yes, beautiful and met. what day on the

is one sport that is unthinkable without classical ballet, of course, this is figure skating elena anatolyevnahe world and my adore graduate. the first set, the department of choreography of the gitis of the dammeister department of you, this is education. tell me how it all happened. why did you invite three losers gennady marina i to speak about pain we all didn't get me. in general, i had to do it, because ulanova at that moment was married to zavadsky. and parents. all my life i have worked all sorts of summers and practically with its date. i came to chilishe, i knocked there, kept knocking. all the legs were rising, but they came out and said that we are not your mother. we do not take a girl and for me it was a tragedy. she has winged shoulder blades. since then i can’t remember what it is, it means, in short, something is wrong somewhere. lily, so i flew out, then so you see, i ride, then zavadsky put me in the gitisno, damn it, together with the department. even though i could n't get in. yes, because i didn’t have a choreographic one, however, i was the champion of the ussr already a