an agreement on scientific cooperation was signed between the institute of history of nan-belarus andussia following the results. russia and belarus have a common history, a common destiny. at the center of measures to preserve the historical memory of russia and belarus is opposition to falsification and the joint history of the two countries. revision results of the second world war, including the rehabilitation of nazi criminals and their accomplices. on the sidelines of the forum, a book was presented, the crimes of fascism against the peoples of the soviet union during the great patriotic war 41-4 series library of the union state, as well as books and collections of documents published by russian and belarusian historians and archivists, have no statute of limitations. this summer the first textbook on the history of belarusian lands and belarusian statehood was published, and now, as part of the initiative, the federal national cultural autonomy of the belarusians of russia, for some time, the preparation of a new, for the first time, in fact, published textbook on the history

this is a city, this is any location, you must find an opportunity, pay the institute of history or someoneike it, let him find the money, pay the institute of history and refute it, but guys. i, this, this tree there, makes a wish come true, on that tree there, i’m speaking conventionally, now, right there judas hanged himself. and someone who doesn’t like it, someone who doesn’t agree, you will refute, these things can really be played for a long time on anyone at any iconic place. gennady has more than once encountered a rather stereotypical opinion that they say to look at belarus, what so interesting can be seen in these familiar daboli landscapes? to this our hero replies: it depends on the angle, he knows for sure that even the most familiar service or entertainment can be attacked with an unusual sauce. okay, you drive across this bridge every day, let's go we'll take you in a kayak under the bridge, were you under you, did you see it from this angle? no, but when you walk along, when you walk along the river above you on a low-level flight, on such a very low-level flight, literall

institutes of history of nan-belarus and russia signed an agreement on scientific cooperation.esult of the russia-belarus forum, a common history, a common destiny. participation. they talked about preserving historical memory, countering the falsification of common history, distorting the results of world war ii, including the rehabilitation of nazi criminals and their accomplices. on the sidelines of the forum , a book was presented; the crimes of fascism against the peoples of the soviet union during the great patriotic war have no statute of limitations. syria library of the union state. also books are collections of documents published by russian, belarusian historians and archivists. the first one came out this summer. a textbook on the history of the belarusian lands and belarusian statehood, and now, within the framework of the initiative of the federal national-cultural autonomy of the belarusians of russia, for some time there has been a preparation of a new, for the first time, in fact, published textbook on the history of the union state, and we are very happy to an

at the present stage, yes, and when i became the director , as a scientist, i came from the institute of historyirect the team towards more active work in the field of research, including history, the history of books, history of scientists, because we have a large layer of materials on the history of science, that is, these are the personal archives of scientists in belarus, we store, first of all, of course, scientists of the academy of sciences, but not only the academy of sciences, so yes, this is the development of scientific research, because we ourselves store a large layer of this information and who, if not us, should be the pioneers in many questions, that is, start studying this information, writing books, research based on it, and whoever is working, well, probably , there should be some specialists to deal with these scientific issues. yes, the library staff is more than 135 people, now 139, of course, most of it is like staff who serve the library business, because ordinary people sometimes have such a simplified idea of ​​the library that a book comes, they just put it on the shel

at the present stage, yes, and when i became the director as a scientist, i came from the institute of history team towards more active work in the field research, including history, the history of books, the history of scientists, because we have a large layer of materials on the history of science , that is, we store these personal archives of scientists of belarus, first of all, of course, scientists of the academy of sciences, but not only the academy of sciences , so yes, in recent years, especially since i became a director, it’s not that it’s my merit, but that’s how i came right away, one of the goals i believe. this is the development of scientific research, because we ourselves store a large layer of this information, and to whom, if it’s not for us, but to be pioneers in many issues, that is, to start studying this information, writing books, research based on it, who is working, well, probably there should be some specialists to engage in exactly this scientific research, and the staff of the library - this is more than 135 people, now there are 139, of course, most of them are...

cat, several types of asitrina, belluga, sterile, and when will the legendary soviet restaurants welcome guests? we must restore at least 50 years, at least, the history of institutions the very center there was such a fountain, around... there were tables for visitors, only we have the main stories that happened nearby, on sunday, at exactly 8:00 in the morning. this concludes our issue, oksana kuvaeva was with you, all news is always available on the media platform, look in the application or on the website smotrim.ru, see you and have a good saturday.

shock us, and for occupiers is the norm, with yana prymachenko, a senior researcher at the institute of the historyine, we trace how for decades in russia , the value of human life was devalued and contempt was formed even for the dead, the cult of the not... famous soldier, mass graves, eternal fire, after the second world war, the soviet authorities deliberately did not single out every fallen soldier. these unknown soldiers, they created this, a cult, this army of immortals, a nameless army, which the soviet state used as its resource, and the russian federation is doing exactly the same thing now, that is, for russia, modern russia, and long live the name... people , they are the same resource as oil and gas, and life and death in russia belongs to russian officials. very often, i encountered that the bodies of our servicemen are not, they are not buried, they are not cleaned, they are still lying on the surface , if, for example, a car, for example, or a tank needs to go there, then they just go and drive over them, there was more than one such a moment that, for example, as in bogorodychny, a

the fame of television programs, well , we work, we work at the academy of sciences, all in one institute, at the institute of historylic work, we all we are entering the website of young scientists, the academy of sciences, this is our main task, you probably have different profiles, no, well, slightly different, but in the same direction, so to speak, in history, but we are two archaeologists with dima, and dasha is a historian , well, such a classic historian of the 20th century, how do you take a break from well, it so happens that my hobby is connected with my profession, that is, i am an archaeologist and you continue to travel and do this with a brush in the hope of finding something interesting, i always come to the village, immediately go to the field, look what is where it is, what dasha identifies later, that’s right, that is, i recognize all mine, dasha will write about it later, and even write about it, we figured it out, stanislav, and you’re like, well, the same thing, i’m also looking for something after work artifacts, i go out on weekends, in the hope of getting rich or making a breakthrough, no, in

well, then on our broadcast. with the scientific director of the institute of general history of woundsoryan, immediately after a short advertisement. get cashback up to 5% with a free sofcombank debit card, we keep prices low. curd curd 3499. pyaterochka helps out. if you are, be the first, the first, whoever you are. gdr fuel unlocks the potential of the engine and those who strive to be first. tested under racing conditions. be first. are you sure that you chose this dress yourself, or did someone tell you? at bigfest you definitely choose, four nuggets for 39 rubles and other offers at a very competitive price, only in delicious, period. spare from alfabank, pick up your purchase immediately for a quarter of the price, choose stores on podelit.ru. birthday of russian lotto. the main lottery of the country will be celebrated with a scale of 50 prizes of a million are ready, and with 100 million ready, two tickets out of three will win, take it for everyone and celebrate together, buy in branded stores on the stoloto website, in the feed there is a saving in every purchase, dellis coo

materials provided by the investigative committees of our two countries, the academy of sciences, institutes of historying the judiciary, they say with evidence: the soviet union, and what cannot be rejected or abolished, or cannot be disagreed with, this is true, and most importantly, today we, unfortunately, forced to prove that the attitude towards the belarusian people on the part of the nazi invaders was a fact of mass genocide of the belarusian people, just like the blockade of leningrad, just like the struggle of the inhabitants of the leningrad region and many, many regions of the soviet union, the russian federation, in the fight against the invader was a manifestation heroism, but also a fact of genocide was the blockade of leningrad, when almost a million residents of the great city left dmitry fetrovich, and it is no coincidence that they are hitting these most powerful of our bonds, yes, because if here... it turns out to undermine, separate, dehumanize us in this, then the rest of our unity will no longer be possible, this is well and good for the union state for this project, it is just

of our educational institution is connected with the history of the development of our native mariupol and our country, and on this path there were more than tens of thousands of people who brought glory to our college, and just now the rashists broke into the collaborant sided with the occupiers and began to glorify the aggressor country. after the occupation , she undertook the restart of the medical college under the russian brand. she established communication with parents and students, offered to refuse to continue her studies in ukraine and get a russian diploma. as it became known, back in 2014 this traitor was one of the organizers of the pseudo-referendum in mariupol. after release. of the city from the occupiers, uzun explained that she was forced to do so. it is not for nothing that they say, unpunished evil returns and becomes stronger, and in eight years, unfortunately, we have seen it happen. and this is svitlana slabinova, a cardiologist at the fourth mariupol hospital. she spread lies about the ukrainian military for the sake of the russian propag

history of photography, all this was born in the vast empire of the american media, which, in principle, was then symbolized by william randall hearst. vladimir leonidovich shapovalov, deputy director of the institute with us now, hello, we are glad to welcome you to our program, what is william hearst famous for, he is a multimillionaire, at the time of these events, at his disposal... media empire, the largest media empire in the united states , yes, in the world as a whole, in which there were 49 newspapers and 12 radio stations, his fortune was about 200 million dollars for that time, this is gigantic money, yes, he is the founder, in fact, of the yellow press as such, and most importantly, hearst at the same time was ardent anti-soviet, anti-communist and admirer - this is a very important fact, because it explains a lot in this story , as we know, in the western democratic community in great britain, in the united states, and in france, there were a lot of admirers of hitler, hearst being one of them in 1934, that is, immediately after hitler came to power, william hearst visited germany, met with hitler, signed an agreement, that was. but at the same time it had ideological overtones, an agr

congratulated the team of university students on the 110th anniversary of the kulishov mogilev state university. throughout its history, this institutionf higher education has successfully solved tasks of strengthening the country's human resources potential. unique departments and laboratories have been created here, advanced scientific schools have been founded, thousands of highly qualified specialists have been trained, including world-famous scientists, teachers , managers, the color and pride of the belarusian nation. alexandru lukashenko expressed confidence: your university staff will henceforth be an example in the training and education of young people, and its contribution to the intellectual, economic and industrial development of the country will only increase. main theatrical event of the year, the seventh republican competition national theater award starts tonight on the kupalovsky stage. for almost a month , the best productions from all over the country have been on the playbill of the belarusian capital. a total of two dozen theaters from minsk, brest, gomel, grotn, molodechno, slonim, vitebsk and mogilev. 32 perform

of history, what role history should play in that moment. your book arrives at a moment of intense backlash about even teaching history, this kind of history and institutions, not just in colleges and people being fired for showing classic works. and you talked about the fact that you started this work, your initial article landed before some of it became sort of polarizing, but your book lands in a moment where literally people are getting thrown out of the classroom because one person complained or one person doesn't like it. i'm interested in your take on that. >> we all know that history is a battleground right now and particularly history involving race and history involving the teaching about race and slavery. and for me, even when i first wrote the first article into 16, this kind of work felt urgent. it feels even more urgent to me now.>> did it feel dangerous? >> no.>> there are colleagues who are no longer allowed to address this, i have done interviews but they won't let us know what city they are in, because of fear for their family, that is a fact. i'm just curious if that feels fraught, i mean, you were very interested open and receptive to w

the history of the national academy of sciences is the history of the country, the society of people, the institution is based on the research, cultural and public institution of the institute of belarusian culture. on october 13, 1928, it was reorganized into the academy of sciences. the grand opening took place in minsk on january 1, 1929, on the tenth anniversary of the formation of the belarusian soviet socialist movement. republic. the first director was the historian professor vsevolod ignatovsky. on the opening day of the academy of sciences, the staff numbered 128 people, of which 87 scientific employees, by the beginning of 1941 about 750 people worked here, the structure then included 12 research institutions, of which nine were institutes. today the national academy of sciences is a unique scientific cluster of experiments and developments, a harmonious synthesis of theory and practice. the organization of the academy of sciences, as a research and production corporation, is our know-how, belarusian know-how, nowhere in the world... there is no such academy of sciences, such a format. the

the election law of the islamic council has given a 10-day deadline to the institutions that check the history of petitioners, and their response must be in writing and with documents. the law also says that the response outside this deadline. or send an untrue answer, it is a crime. if someone goes to say something wrong , that is, the people themselves go to say the reasons, for example, from their own words, but sometimes wrong attributions and elections are false attributions, for example, to an institution like the guardian council or sari. the organization provides this possibility of minimum defense in the new law , the election calendar has been accompanied by another change, the opportunity to check the eligibility of volunteers has been almost four months . the removal process takes place in this process continues in the executive boards and then in the supervisory boards, and the guardian council announces the final opinion on the examination of the qualifications. claimants also have the right to complain about the results of the examination of qualifications. candidates advertisin

anniversary today, diplomas and badges of the ministry of education were awarded to the best teachers. the history of the educational institutionptember 1 , school no. 158 opened its doors to study 399 guys started. the school became one of the leaders in the frondin district of the capital and became an innovator in the use of information technology in the educational process. since 2011 it has been given the status of a gymnasium. today , the educational institution has 1,140 students, 82% of teachers with the highest and first qualification categories, two methodologists. six teachers were awarded the badge, excellent student of education, seven times, teachers became winners of professional skills competitions. the gymnasium took second place in freemansky at the end of last year district among all educational institutions, among all gymnasiums. there is a well-coordinated team here, there is a cozy warm atmosphere, there are a lot of projects, a lot of victories, we are proud of our students, over these 20 years, they have become winners of various competitions, olympiads, tournaments, from city to international levels, mo

, i mean world history, the history of belarus, and church history, it seems to me that the task of our instituten taste in a person religious view of life, yes, that is, it is clear that the world is colorful and diverse, and diversity lies not only in what you look at, but in how you look, yes, our task is to teach this one the question is, how do you look, look with god’s gaze like that. yes, look and see what the meaning is in history, yes, you are studying some work of art, and what is the religious meaning of this, because there are a lot of such implicit, latent religious references in our culture, and well, they should to be specialists who can read, simply understand all these things, that ’s what this leads us to, well, that’s why our guys, these are the guys who can... it’s good in theory to think critically, be able analyze, and they clearly know their position regarding religiosity, who are they? the institute of theology, at first glance , implies spiritual education, bsu, in turn, is a secular educational institution, and the institute of theology bsu is a secular or spiritual educ

history should play in our current moment. you know, your book arrives at a moment of backlash about the even teach ing history that this kind of history in institutions, not just, you know, colleges and in people being, you know, fired. that's right. you know, showing classic works i think you talked about the fact you started this work. you know, your book, your your initial article landed before or some of the work that has become sort of polarizing, like the 6019 project for whatever fair or unfair sort of the critiques about it. but your book now lands in a moment where literally people are getting works thrown out of the classroom because one person complains, because one person doesn't like it. i'm just interested in your take on that. yeah. i mean, i think we all know that history is a battleground right now and particularly history involving race and history involving, you know, the teaching about race and slavery. and for me, even when i first wrote that first article in 2016, this kind of work felt urgent. it feels even more urgent to me now. did it feel dangerous, though? no. mean there are i have either colleagues of yours who. no longer

of its kind initiative in our history. and because of their advocacy, the national institutes of health just designed -- just designated peopleh disabilities, health disparity population. you know what that means. i'll try to briefly explain that to people listening, opens up new funding for research for unmet health needs specific for unhealthy americans. we are driving breakthroughs in biomedicines to treat diseases including cancer, diabetes and alzheimer's and other neurological diseases like m.s. the american rescue plan provided billions of dollars to all 50 states, all 50 states to expand home and community based services under medicaid. again, my friends who are disabled, my experience is it also continues to provide the dignity they're looking for. just dignity. more people with disabilities including intellectual disabilities can live independently at home. the inflation reduction act, capped the cost of insulin at $35 a month and out-of-pocket prescription drug costs will be limited to $2,000 a year for older americans no matter what the disability and no matter how expensive and no matter what drugs they use even

week in speaker and kevin mccarthy allow the extremists to weaken the institution of the house, it never happened before in the history of the country because kevin mccarthy given to structural rules that allowed this to happen, gave into the extremists in his own party and now he has weaken the institution. those of us who have been doing this a long time, it is worrisome the republicans are so intent on weakening so many pieces that are critical to our democracy. they try to overturn an election in 2021, they are attacking the military right now by voting against ukraine and trump is attacking an independent judiciary every day, there's corruption in the supreme court. american democracy is better right now and it's important we understand there is one party doing this, the republican party that's weakening institution after institution critical to our democracy. it's a major issue and something we need to be talking about. host: we want to invite our viewers to join in, republicans, (202) 748-8000 democrats (202) 748-8001s an independent (202) 748-8002 you can tax us -- you can text us at (202) 748-8003. there are

institute of general and inorganic chemistry was created in moscow. today it bears the name of nikolai kurnakov. the institute is responsible for many world discoveries about this day in historybut finally they have arrived, such miracles have never been heard of, my name is emelya, vasilisa, vasilisa, beautiful, terrible for you, lagrushechka. don’t forget, yeah, that’s right, but a talking pike, and an unprecedented sight, i will fulfill your every wish, i want to marry the tsar’s daughter, then! take a closer look at me, princess, well done, guy, we’ll give you a task, if you don’t fulfill the king’s will, the tsar is a master of the art, who wrote such a law, so you’re a master, i’m going to the bride, i’ll fuck you with desire, i’m sure that you ’re suitable for her, yes, well nothing, we will bring it up to my level, i want everything to be like people ’s love, yes, to feel it. what's the command? the whole of ossetia collects various kinds of donations and sends them to the front, here you feel the value of life, simply. we have enough of everything, but the attention they give us is also very nice. difficult, mortal fate, i see for every stitch i say, please stay aliv

we always read that these media institutions are distinguished. by their long history and that they are supposed to protect democracy and freedom, especially freedom ofthis is failure that history will record regarding the extent of the media institutions commitment to objectivity, why? because everyone was present and could see who bomb these media professionals, therefore this media institution was supposed to report the story as it is, without defending any party, it should have named the party that attacked themara isam abdullah and the team present with him. this is media misstep that will go down in history, but we know that in all the wars that took place over the past years, there were some media institutions run by western parties that were somewhat sympathetic to the zionist enemy. in addition, there is lot of information and studies that clearly indicate that those who manage these institutions in administrative positions, especially the boards of directors, belong ideologically and intellectually to the zionist enemy, somewhat, this topic is neither surprising nor new. as we know in all previous wars, whether in the july 2006 war or the a

education, the pioneering efforts of henrietta, ho'oesto'oona'e, mann, led to programs and institutions across the country devoted to the study of native american historylture, honoring the ancestors that came before and benefiting generations that follow. [applause] [applause] >> accepting on behalf of native america calling, jaclyn solis. [applause] for connecting tribal and non-communities across the united states, through its interactive shows on the radios and online, native america calling educates the american public about indigenous issues while preserving indigenous history and poulter to honor their contributions -- and culture that honor their contributions that strengthen the sacred nation to nation relationship. [applause] [applause] >> ann patchett0 [applause] . [applause] for putting into words the beauty, pain, and complexity of human nature. with her best-selling novels and essays, and her bookstore readers from around the world who see themselves in the pages of ann patchett's books that take people to places of the heart and feed the imagination of our nation. [applause] >> bryan stevenson. [applause] for his moral call to redeem the

of the already dispersed jewish theater in minsk, judifonchik. intellect , taught by the great erudite, institute, which taught us the history of foreign theater, thethem nalivaev ends up in prague, enrolls there to higher courses for restorers, finishes them and begins to work there, well, actually prague at the end of the great patriotic war, at the end of the second world war, very little suffered, but there was enough restoration work, namely restoration work there, and nalivaev. works there as a restorer, restores the palaces of prague, all this, and here again a twist of the plot, again a twist of the plot, in prague, at the conservatory, his fellow countryman, originally from belarus, from the village of gerasimovi, grodno region, mikhail, zabeida sumitsky, tenor, soloist, teaches milan theater lyaskala for a while to visit the conservatory, the fate of my fellow countryman, also a tenor, by the way, that is, you know, that’s what they call, as i said at the beginning, that if god gives two skills, then please improve them, basically already more than anything else he was no longer drawn to tenor opera arias, much less soviet songs, he was a

of the belarusian people, their traditions and spiritual heritage. the institute revealed to the world an entire people with a language, culture and history, and formeds has become one of the centers of scientific life and acquired its own intellectual elite. the institute's expeditions found deposits of phosphates, ceramic and refractory clay, brown coal, quartz sand, and approached the discovery of deposits oil. the rapid development of scientific potential, the growth in the number of specialists and the expansion of the field of research, all this was the beginning of the transformation. in october 1928 , a resolution was adopted by the council of people's commissars on the reorganization and on january 1 the tenth. the bssr inaugurated the belarusian academy of sciences. the work plans for 1928-3, then the plans were drawn up for a five-year period, they were quite ambitious, that is, in the bssr the basis for domestic science had to be created, and in all areas, in the humanities, in the natural sciences. of course, there were much fewer specialists in the natural sciences, but this was the most important area that had begun. 750 employees of 1

of people saying they're going to deal with democrats. good luck explaining that back home, that you're cutting a deal with the democrats. never in the history of this institution, to the best of my knowledge, have we ever appointed a speaker pro tem with ethis full pows of the speakership without a duly elected speaker. we have not done that. to do that would be playing games with such an important position, third in line to the presidency. we should do our job and select a speaker. the constitution says that. so any move to do otherwise is contrary to the constitution and would do enormous damage to not just the republican party but the house of representatives. and i violently oppose any effort to do that on the floor of the house. reporter: do you think there'd be a legal challenge to it? mr. roy: i believe it's constitutionally -- not just questionable but directly contrary to the constitution in se, we shall choose a speaker. and to appoint somebody without having chose and speaker makes no sense. we need to take a step back, do our job. reporter: how many rounds are you willing to go with jordan? mr. roy: however long it takes. reporter: do you think peo

pokrovsky, here’s professor pokrovsky, rector of the institute, helped us examine the bombed laboratory, this is the first time this has happened in the historye , the professor helped us find out the cause of the explosion, they have a ventilation shaft there with an exhaust hood, during operation the hood should be open, yes, and they never closed it at all, so it turned out to be closed , a gas mixture had accumulated in the shaft and the fume hood, the spark was enough so that, of course, no one could close it by accident, so and so, no, everyone knew that it was impossible to close it, so what do you think, lieutenant , crime, it looks like that, comrade lieutenant colonel, there is a damper lever concrete, almost a meter in length, is difficult to turn, so that it cannot be moved by accident or carelessness, and i need to ask you a few questions, you undress, sit down, we are working on an important government order, uh-huh. we need a technology breakthrough, the work is almost finished, and such a tragedy, now, now, now , i will show you samples and results, and results, please tell me, how did it turn out that people were working in t

we always read that these media institutions are distinguished by their long history. and that they are supposed to protect democracy and freedom, especially freedom ofn and expression, but in fact this is a failure that history will record regarding the extent of the media institutions commitment to objectivity, why? because everyone was present and could say who bombed these media professionals, therefore this media institution was supposed to report the story as it is, without defending any party, it should have named the party that attacked themara, and the team present with him. this is a... that will go down in history, but we know that in all the wars that took place over the past years, there were some media institutions run by western parties that were somewhat sympathetic to the zionist enemy. in addition, there is lot of information and studies that clearly indicate that those who manage these institutions in administrative positions, especially the boards of directors, belong ideologically and intellectually to the zionist enemy. somewhat, this topic is neither surprising nor new, as we know... in all previous wars, whether in the july 20

institute in wichita, kansas. and so graduating from yale in 1910 at a time before its expansion, if you were to know the history of the institution, know there was a very much smaller college than it is now, is obviously all men at the time. very few people of color in real cloud graduated and near the top of his class. one debating awards was a member of the most exclusive kind of social societies on and it was very close friends with a classmate. named robert taft, who was a future senator from ohio who nearly won the republican nomination for president in 1952. and i've seen the class yearbook from 1910 that has their photos and, small biographies, and it lists at bottom their home addresses. and anyone know robert harvey's home address was in 1910. what's that? this was his home address. white house. the white house. why is that? that his dad was, president of united states. so henry real cloud was not just classmates but friends with arguably the most powerful political family or one of them in the country. and he could have used that relationship that entry into the kind of leading educational and perhaps so

i want in a nutshell for you is the story of the new york times as as an organization or to put it a different way, i guess, what does this institutional history kind of mean in the context of, you know, the world that the new york times inhabits, the journalistic industry, that the new york times inhabits, as well. so the reason i said that is, you know, i'm a reporter, right? i used to work at the daily news like i like flashy, you know, shiny, shiny object stories. right. and i think that the characters and their foibles and their victories and their personality to some extent are really important to understanding the times. and also they i think they really i hope they really enliven the narrative here. right. but i didn't want to lose fact track of the fact that you lose track, the fact that ultimately this book is about to be archived. it's about this institution that has somehow managed to go through numerous transformations, transformations and continues to be a primary source of information and, you know, hopefully credibility, which come back to this in five years for the country and i try to be very careful not to let this shiny obj

exhibition in the new arena, the family album and its pages are much more than just the history of the educational institutionsia kobzeva. this is intrigue. stanislavsky appears on the empty stage. what do you are you in a hurry? on an empty stage, on an empty stage, were they presented? professor of the acting department viktor ryzhakov seems to be exhausted, the students are in despair. stanislavsky konstantin sergeevich himself comes out with the same phrase, they can repeat it at least 100 times, it turns out. stanislavsky, until the strict teacher hears the convincing intonation, listen, it was so natural, to give yourself entirely to the stage, without reserve, the mkhatovtsevs were always taught this way, however, experiences and genuine emotions, to create a living school, it was vladimir nemirovich’s idea danchenko, so 80 years ago, during the difficult war years, a legendary forge of actors was born, anyone on the street can play once, anyone, this is not a profession. on how to teach, so that you repeat the emotion every time, no one can cancel the talent, you know, great talent does not need train

foundations resistance to russian aggression, is it the merit of... various state institutions, which opened the eyes of ukrainians to their own historyor is it the merit of uncle putin and his occupiers, who finally forced. ukrainians need to realize themselves and learn more about themselves, so who has contributed more here, the ukrainian state or russian aggression? no, well, look, i think there is no need to measure here , you understand, russian aggression definitely contributed to the fact that the majority of people, more people began to evaluate the ukrainian insurgency more positively, the activity of the ukrainian insurgent army, it is true, but in reality, the knowledge about the ukrainian rebel army ... they did not arise today, that is, it was a long process, a long process of opening the archives, studying the archives, the work of many institutions, non-state and state, in particular the ukrainian the institute of the national monument, which mr. vitrovich headed for a certain time, he contributed to this too, yes, and now continues to contribute, yes, that is why this process, it was going on, it was going on since th

birthday of shimon pererz, the head of the zionist regime, to declare his support for the zionist regime. but perhaps the history of none of these organizations and institutions is as high as that of the rochelle aristocratic family in england. the rochschild family can actually be he was the main financial sponsor of the establishment of the zionist regime in 1948. the ruchishis have been in palestine since the 9th century in pursuit of the formation of a jewish state, and finally at the end of the first half of the 20th century, they succeeded in realizing their dream. at the same time , they established an institution called the human rights institute in england, which was later renamed the miriam rothschild foundation for human rights. one of the largest human rights organizations in england and the world. another human rights foundation was established in new york city, the founder of which was one of the jewish capitalists who opposed chapsez named torhallerson. jewish writer eli wiesel was also a member of this foundation. wiesel was the one who accused hamas of using human shields in the gaza war and was very critical of obama for pushing to stop urba