it was a play by, uh, nobel laureate harold pinter by a wonderful playwright, and i was completely unawareinter would not be staged or published. at first the seventies is not possible, and the university it was just a university. i probably didn’t translate anything, but it was not a fool’s translation, and then in general, except for military translators in general for translators. i am not ready. well, we had language classes quite a long time ago , the university taught the language much better, just like at the institute of international relations. yes, but at the university they studied with us, at least, in general, quite average. so i translated this song of my legend was akhmanova, there. well, akhmanova did not teach directly. she didn't go into the auditorium, i see. so i translated this play. and imagine it was staged, however, it was staged 40 years later, and in what year did you broadcast it in the theater, we advice it was it was in the seventy-third year to stage a city, a pinter and so on it was, yes. although, he is somewhere out there in some kind of basement as some ki

and actually within that, there's really interesting quotes, i think, from harold pinter , who's a playwrightnter, who's a playwright. let me just read this out, because in accepting the nobel prize for literature, he said the crimes of the united states have been systematic, constant, vicious , systematic, constant, vicious, remorseless. but very few people have actually talked about them. you have to hand it to america. it has exercised a cynical manipulation worldwide manipulation of power worldwide while masquerading a force while masquerading as a force for universal good. and i just thought that was such an interesting quote. really interesting quote. and it really speaks think , the loss of speaks to, i think, the loss of influence of the countries that held themselves out as these shining moral light. >> thank you for that, molly . >> thank you for that, molly. i've got to get to a break. up next, though, after the break, is a new block emerging to rival the g7 and the west? the brics summit has been going on in south and we'll have two south africa. and we'll have two guests can thei

and actually within that, there's really interesting quotes, i think, from harold pinter , who's a playwrightnter, who's a playwright. let me just read this out, because in accepting the nobel prize for literature, he said the crimes of the united states have been systematic, constant, vicious , systematic, constant, vicious, remorseless. but very few people have actually talked about them. you have to hand it to america. it has exercised a cynical manipulation worldwide manipulation of power worldwide while masquerading a force while masquerading as a force for universal good. and i just thought that was such an interesting quote. really interesting quote. and it really speaks think , the loss of speaks to, i think, the loss of influence of the countries that held themselves out as these shining moral light. >> thank you for that, molly . >> thank you for that, molly. i've got to get to a break. up next, though, after the break, is a new block emerging to rival the g7 and the west? the brics summit has been going on in south and we'll have two south africa. and we'll have two guests can thei