the conspirators were in such a hurry, here is the confession of pavel nikolaevich melyukov from his colleague joseph rivenko. this letter was received by us shortly after the start of this war. note also that we could not wait any longer, because we knew that at the end of april or at the beginning of may our army had to go on the offensive. if any hints of discontent would cease , it would cause an explosion of patriotism and jubilation in the country. no revolution after. soon after the revolutionary events, when nothing could be done, the country was falling apart before our eyes, the creators of the coup realized that this was primarily their doing, instead of enthusiasm that followed, history will curse our leaders , the so-called proletarians, but... evert, one of the commanders of the western front, after all this horror was committed before his eyes, to the emperor demanding abdication, we are traitors to the oath and traitors to our sovereign, if only i could foresee the insolvency temporarily. i retell, with anxiety, i retell the events of history, that’s when our brother

when pavel nikolaevich melyukov came to the podium of the state duma. waving a stack of newspapers, ande german newspapers, he had just returned from working for the enemy in germany, this gossip was picked up by many and in the army, in the government, among officials among the intelligentsia... for many years , as they would say now, the theme of a once german princess who married the russian heir, the future emperor nicholas ii, was promoted, and during the war, it already gained absolutely terrifying features. it was alleged that there was a direct telegraph from the tsar's village from the residence of nicholas ii and his family. wilhelm was inserting himself, all the secrets, all the plans of the army and the government, reporting everything to his german relatives. assured that exactly she was the culprit of the shortage, for example , of sugar, although sugar was limited in sales in order to stop the brewing of moonshine, in russia at that time there was a prohibition law, only one thing, disgust, contemptuous disgust for the entire royal house, for the tsars. he himself appoint

, for any of your selves, there is a bank that you can go to without going, for pavel nikolavich melyukovn anglomaniac, constantly traveled to the uk, just like the majority of our elite , the very one who created revolution, the british embassy was for them, well , as they say, a home, it was there that preparations were made, the general was found in order to urgently summon the emperor from the capital, and many believe that the summoning of the emperor from petrograd itself was the main goal. a significant problem was then brewing in petrograd, a shortage of bread, but there were no ration cards in general. frozen lemons are available on the market in extremely limited quantities, with prices ranging from 65 to 70 rubles per box of 330 pieces; there are no tangerines on the market, none pineapples, these were the problems at the beginning of the year in the pre-revolutionary city of petrograd, but in fact there were problems in all layers. capital society , there were long lines at the shops and this, i repeat , in russia by that time, in addition to the necessary reserves, there were

soloists alexander knyazyev, pavel melyukov and dmitry mosleev, conductor yuri bashmet.of nations presents the premiere on the small stage. elizaveta bondar staged the play macbeth. can be compared with the largest, most significant examples of abstractions or some similar phenomena in international art, whether in american or european art of this time, they prove that our artists at that time in some certain aspects were at the same level or even ahead of international art, despite the fact that this was done in absolute obscurity. underground and , in fact, then for many years it was simply stored in their homes, useless and unclaimed by anyone. mskolovsky drama theater named after pushkin shows the premiere production of nikita kobbelev's frog based on the novel by the chinese writer, nobel prize winner mo-yan. the first galina vishnevskaya festival continues at the hermitage theater with tchaikovsky's opera eugene onegin in the premiere production by vladimir vasiliev. scenography by yuri kuper, conductor-producer dmitry yarovsky. festival context dianovich. presents