i am visiting olga nikolaevna, head of the main directorate for ideological work and youth affairs of the ministry of kursk executive committee olga nikolaevna good morning olga nikolaevna in an interview. you said that as a child you were a very independent child, but how did your independence manifest itself? a probably , like adults, independence manifests itself in some way, but, firstly, i did not need to be controlled in terms of performing any tasks that were voiced by my parents, yes, that is, if it was said that what needs to be removed uh, or cook or something else. well, the tasks were different. and you know, all this was by itself . of course, it was done and, uh, independently. i always made a decision how to do it better, so that everyone would like it. and probably, this is in many ways me, then later she brought me up both as a person and as a leader, of course, as i consisted, i think due to the fact that in childhood i was already directly independent in making some decisions, of course, not all, but in your school days came to the eighties and at that time uh, all

of press secretary of the ministry of internal affairs to the post of head of the main directorate of ideological worke even faster, it has accelerated unconditionally and uh, this is a wide coverage of all areas of life, you understand? it seems to me that here it is a pity that here is one. i would like to do more and meet people. first, it is constant communication. these are collectives, people are youth. and minsk as you understand, it deserves some attention. and of course there are others people. yes, they somehow differ from the population that lives in the region. there in gomel or grozny it does not matter, of course. rhythm is different, absolutely different. in your interviews, you said that the family is also an ideology, which you meant, of course, ideology. ah. you see, even the opportunity to get together all together even those topics that are very relevant for discussion. believe me, we choose them too and this is an ideology, because anyway, here we are tonight, when we meet every evening. well, it's understandable, where in the kitchen, of course, but we don't have an evening witho

the press secretary of the ministry of internal affairs to the post of head of the main directorate of ideological workaccelerated unconditionally and uh, this is a wide coverage of all areas of life , understand? it seems to me that here too bad there's only one. i would like to do more and meet people. first, it is constant communication. these are collectives, people are youth. and minsk as you understand, it deserves some attention. and, of course, there are other people. yes, they somehow differ from the population that lives in the region. uh, there in gomel or grozny it doesn't matter. of course, rhythm is different, absolutely different in one of his interviews. you said that the family is also an ideology, what did you mean, of course, ideology. eh, you see even the opportunity to get together all together even those topics that are very relevant for discussion. believe me, we choose them too and this is an ideology, because anyway, here we are tonight, when we meet every evening. well, of course, where in the kitchen, of course, but we don't have an evening without a tv and a news program. an

my guest is olga nikolaevna, head of the main directorate for ideological work and youth affairs of theinsk executive committee, olga nikolaevna good morning olga nikolaevna in an interview. you said that as a child you were a very independent child. what was your independence? and probably , like adults, about independence is manifested in some way, but, firstly, i didn’t need to to control in terms of performing some tasks that were voiced by my parents, yes, that is, if it was said that it was necessary to clean, er, or cook, or some other others. well, the tasks were different. and you know, all this was by itself . of course, it was done and, uh, independently. i always made a decision how to do it better, so that everyone would like it. and probably, this is in many ways me, then later she brought me up both as a person and as leaders, of course, as i was, i think due to the fact that in childhood i already i was directly independent in making some decisions, of course, not all, but in your school years came to the eighties and at that time, uh, all the girls went to music. at sch