and the parents, when they told evgeny schwartz this fairy tale, called the hero that.apparently, in his childhood he came across just such a publication, and he relied on it. now, and the translations of ganzan, apparently, kai is there. well, schwarze had an excellent edition of andersen in four volumes. as far as i know, this edition contains translations by ganson. well, i can’t say for sure. i remember well that there was a character in it. petka schastlivets, that is, there were such russified names , obviously. the play was immediately staged in several soviet theaters and were going to make a film based on it. director vladimir lyagoshin began filming. the great patriotic war began. she mixed up a lot in the plans of creative people. in 1943 they tried to return to filming. but the children we started working with have already grown up. everything had to be re-shot. they were going to make the film during the war and even built the scenery, but something didn’t work out, it didn’t work out, and the scenery remained, then nadezhda koshiverova filmed cinderella in

let andersen say thank you. that it was being published here at all, evgeny schwartz had to take thise a play based on this fairy tale. schwartz lived in the same place; he was divorced from my grandmother, but he often came and talked a lot with my mother, in particular, he read andersen’s fairy tales to her. and he decided to skip some moment connected with religion, with god, so that well... she wouldn’t have any questions that would be difficult for him to explain to her at that moment, but she still i understood and said: don’t be afraid, dad, read , i know that anderson is still alive under god, that ’s why, of course, he had to somehow get around these things in his plays, especially since i finally found you, it’s easier for her, he tells a fairy tale written by the pribog to soviet children, preserving it. linfilm director gennady kazansky was a stern, mysterious man, ideas overwhelmed him, he eagerly talked about new ideas, and then just as quickly cooled down to them, but he enthusiastically connected with other directors, and often worked with someone in pairs, he had both