hello, come in, welcome. our apartment where maxim famin lived, and ladlin tatar, where he was born,s is aunt, nelya ibragimovna, he called auntie, i am mother, ravilya ibragimovna, mother of a writer and volunteer, or as readers called him, a political instructor of a special military operation meets us in makeyevka, in he spent his childhood in this apartment, and his character was formed here. a man who lived at the front and supported the russian army, come on, come on, he’s always, pay attention, with a machine gun, that is, since childhood he wanted to be a military man, he had one, he wore rubber boots, he was about three years old, his father’s jacket , a fur coat, which they used to take care of, which they returned from the army, but under his father, and he walked here as a soldier , tied up, no, it’s not written like that, i understood everything, and every line there is a piece of paper, he turns it over, and he knows what is written there , when they played wars on the street, so he drew up cards, you see, then there was no paper yet, still on industrial paper, so he dr

first anniversary of the tragedy, we came to the dpr to communicate with the family and friends of maxim famintive pseudonym. hello! come in, welcome to our apartment where maxim lived, and ladlin tatar, where he was born, this is aunt nelya ibragimovna, he called him auntie, i am mother ravilya ibragimovna, mother of the writer and volunteer, or whatever they called his readers, the political instructor of the special military operation, meets us in makelos. he spent his childhood in this apartment, where the character of a man who lived at the front and rooted for the russian army was formed; notice, he was always carrying a machine gun. that is, from childhood he wanted to be a military man, he had one, he wore rubber boots, he was about three years old, his father’s jacket, a furashka, which they used to take care of when they returned from the army, but his dad, and he walked here with a soldier’s belt , tied himself up, and walked , organized everyone, there they marched, there they played among themselves, he was born, of course, so fair , white , he reads and he knows what is written t

after school, maxim famin studied at a mining technical school, worked in a mine, continuing the familyynasty. his father and grandfather were miners, and he read a lot in his free time. he loved dostoevsky, he always said: “mom, re-read dostoevsky, because when we were young, we read everything, and then no time, no time." just re-read it, it says a lot about christ. well, how would we talk about spiritual things on these topics. most of the family library is books on history, biographies, studies on military affairs, everything about world aviation, varya, he was fond of such books, by the way, this is what he gave to his father, he brought it to his father from his son from sevastopol. when he was a teenager, he wouldn’t want to be a sailor, i’ll remember this now, a sailor, he dreamed about it, the sea , there his parents took him to sevastopol, he was there, he was constantly boats, military, well, military books , boats, well, most of all he wanted to become a sailor, because well, like such a childhood dream, then at a more conscious age, and already there as a deputy or somethin

come in, welcome to our apartment, where maxim, famin, and ladlin tatar lived. where he was born, thisi am mother, ravilya ibragimovna, the mother of the writer and volunteer, or as his readers were called, the political instructor of the special military operation meets us in makeevka, his childhood passed in this apartment, the character of a person was formed here he lived at the front and supported the russian army; pay attention, he always carried a machine gun. that is, since childhood he wanted to be a military man, he was, he was wearing rubber boots, he was about three years old, his father’s jacket, a fur hat, which they used to keep for those returning from the army, but here’s my dad, and he walked around here with a soldier’s belt , tied himself up, and walked around, organized everyone, there they marched, there among themselves they played, he was born, of course, so fair, white, smart, he knew fedorin gurin from maydoder for a year and a half, for a year and a half, this is an aunt witness who also nursed him, you take a book, we know that he doesn’t know how to read ye

who killed and who wounded more than 300 people in krokos, who previously killed dasha dugina, maxim famin forth, all these people, all these murderers, will continue to live happily in your sovereign country. the funds they stole and accumulated will be enough for them for 100 years to come, i can’t even think about these negotiations, it’s so strange for you, the day before march 22 i suddenly typed a request on youtube, a live concert of a picnic group, never, by the way, i’ve never done this in my entire life, then for some reason i typed it in, decided to watch it, found a concert and watched for about 10 minutes, surprised by one thing: the picnic group performed at... became the very first row group in russia. the picnic surpassed both grebenchukov and ddt in popularity. picnic is now more popular than vyacheslav butusov. if you measure downloads of their songs, attendance at their concerts and viewing of videos. these views reach up to 30 million; gremenshchikov and shevchuk never dreamed of such numbers. picnic claims to be the number one rock band in russia. and although shklyars

our ninety-third school, now here, when the elections were held, the site was named after maxim yuryevich faminl, probably some kind of laziness got in the way or something like that, probably, most likely laziness, he was not forced, to be honest, to study, that is, he went in his own direction, he loved to do that , what was interesting to him, he participated in school history competitions and loved to write. essay on russian literature. maxim was a good father, loving children, just, well, of course, i wouldn’t want to speak entirely for the children, because we all understand that this is dangerous, but the children are good, the children are smart, the children loved their daddy, and i think they will also continue his work, well. .. who is great for everyone in the evening guys, so i’ll tell you briefly, he gave me a pearl necklace, i was 60 years old and he gave me a large bouquet of flowers, although he didn’t have a birthday himself, he sat for a while and we didn’t have time to take a photo, that's the last time i saw him, he was away on business, he said mom, i’m on... he had to lea