this memorial is located near the kingdom's imperial war museum. e diplomat stressed that london should not look for ways of confrontation with moscow, but should find a common language, as after the great patriotic war. the memory of many british and english people is well preserved - the fact that it was the soviet union that made a decisive contribution to our victory over nazi germany, along with the allies at that time. chemical quests, atomic puzzles and tasting of the favorite drinks of russian scientists. today at the international exhibition russia, the day is dedicated to energy. during the opening ceremony, several facilities of the fuel and energy complex were put into operation. about the past, present and future of russian energy, ilya lyadvin. i authorize the launch of the modernized power block, konstramskaya, and ozerskaya grests. in order to spread it over a larger number of blocks, we let these blocks for the industry day, this is also a characteristic of what we demonstrate, we carry out the instructions of the president, we, des

i was going to the imperial war museum, the horniman's museum, places like that, the natural history museum, cos if you live in london, you have that on your doorstep, almost literally. so that was something that was very important to me. all sorts of museums, then, all sorts of subjects. so it wasn't just the paintings, it wasn't just the art? well, ifanything, paintings came later cos you're looking at objects and, as a child, you want to look at objects. you want to look at, er, african masks or animals in pickle jars, and just stuffed animals. but ijust liked the acoustics of museums, the grandness, the occasion of going to one. so it's something i've always loved. and that, it's always stayed with me. you went to dulwich college, a prestigious public school, one with a good art department, i presume? well, not for me, but it might have been for other people. but it was a very traditional school and run along very traditional lines. and so the art department, likewise, was a reflection of the ethos of the school. and so i didn't really... get on with the... it's quite amazing how

this museum here in 1930, he brought 230 exhibits from the imperial academy of arts, about 50 paintings, very very valuable, they are no longer there, the past the management was afraid that a warhid some of the paintings, and some of the paintings were simply taken away, we don’t know where they were taken out. i worked at zaks one fine day, we came to work, it was the beginning of the nineties, and we even had our typewriters redone, the letters replaced with ukrainian ones, although the zaks was under alarm, because documents of eternal use are stored there. we have the same feelings, we love our children equally, we love our grandchildren equally, we eat the same bread, movies, books, everything in common, why should the language be divided, complete stupidity, this is some kind of disease, i was born in ukrainian, and half the words are russian, half the words are ukrainian, i’m a surzhik, i don’t know how it is like that. well, i, i’m russian, i was born in the oryol region, bolkhov district, well, my homeland. i will honestly say, not ukraine separately, not russia separately, this is the homeland, the soviet union. almost 3 and a half centuries ago, the ukrainian people