to dmitry sergeevich merezhkovsky.with this hello prishvin and. and he came to the house of a hippe. from merezhkovsky they told him to go through and go through what they said about us. tell me further, she was invited to make a report at the meeting, and the society and prishvins. what made this report brilliant was that he was a very artistic man, despite his statue-like appearance. what did he call himself? well , at some point he dropped to his knees and crawled across the stage, then went down to the zri zal , crawled between the rows, shouting, crawling, everyone was crawling, the audience was in ecstasy. and in a sense, that’s exactly how he crawled into the big one, and russian literature is a project for a world exhibition. again, you start to hate the point of building something and then immediately tearing it down; you have an answer to everything. life has taught us to prepare for surprises. i was hoping to never see you again at the world's fair. a bright move is needed here. this symbol is paris itself,

fascist sentiments, he says that merezhkovsky spoke on paris radio in the summer of forty-one and, glorified hitler as a fighter against bolshevism and even compared hitler with jeanne dark in forty-five. in the parisian newspaper, an honest elephant, a number of publications appeared, where it was said that merezhkovsky lured young people into the service of the gesta according to a quotation and was involved in the championship in favor of germany, so they wrote, great i say. people were so shamefully wrong, in the end, however. to me i would like to talk about one phenomenon that is becoming more and more noticeable in modern russia. among certain youth patriotic groups in modern russia , unconditional and even militant anti-bolshism, anti-wism, is becoming increasingly popular. i asked who alexander andreevich prokhanova was, how all this was explained, to which he tiredly waved his hand. what do you want zakhar these people are young people born and raised in the nineties, when the entire state was anti-soviet , television, politics, schools, cinema willy-nilly, a child who, f

whose tazina kipius and dmitry merezhkovsky she is a poet, such a rather angry and bilious critic, who pseudonym. anton extreme he is a philosopher, thinker, author of historical novels and the author of symbolist poetry, dmitry merezhkovsky, it was to them that prishvin showed up with his first two books with such a kind of pass into great literature, but he was not allowed further than the threshold and was told, get out of here young man, read the captain’s daughter, but prishvin was not easy either. he chose the right place for his third trip. this was lake svetloyar, a famous lake in the history of russian literature and russian culture and in russian history in general, because it is with this lake that the famous legend of the city of kitezh is associated. yes, there in the city itself, which sank to the bottom of the lake, when it began to be threatened by an attack, uh , by the tatar-mongols, and uh, oh, this legend was very tenacious, and among the russian people, and every year on the holiday of the summer sun, the state of lake svetloyar a variety of people came, as a rule,

in merezhkovsky's house there are egyptian cabins for 1200, please, in this cabin there was a dialogueain no, in this hotel, i am the director no. truck cabin quite right, under a stone for 1500 the exact location of the grave of this great biologist at the resurrection cemetery in saratov is unknown, but a monument to him was erected on the central alley. maybe it's michurin no? nikolai vavilov sculpture died in the saratov prison hospital for 1,200 plaster model the heads for this monument were sculpted by an 18-year-old french woman. maria anna horseman. right. she was a student, please, hillary montal gave her historical novel wolf hall the title, where james was born, the third wife of this english king. where are you from for 1.200 please? the album of this domestic group came from nowhere, recorded in 1988 , and became for it the fourth road from nowhere was the hieroglyph, and after hara-kiri. very scary, maybe it's an aquarium no. this is a picnic this lamp was originally called euphrosyne to change name. she decided, because of the events that happened to her in the first boo

so, when i wrote such a manifesto letter, it was published at that moment, and merezhkovsky will receivearship from the french government, so that god forbid they do not return, so that god forbid they do not follow the path of alexei tolstoy they would i i think, however, without this degree. and they would not have followed anywhere, because bunin, of course , was an absolutely convinced enemy of what was happening in soviet russia, and here is the dispute between bunin and tolstoy. he is really very important. bunin will subsequently write such a brilliant article, which is called the mission of russian emigration, and in this article bunin will actually express his definition. what is the meaning of what happened in russia? and this meaning, according to bunin, is that russia no longer exists. this is the formation that arose in this territory. this is not russia for bunin to say the last straw was the renaming of petrograd, leningrad. but, as bunin wrote in this article, it was possible to endure batu khan batu’s tatar-mongol invasion , but you cannot accept lenin and therefore ther

yes , that’s what will be given, there is merezhkovsky, and nabokov’s assholes are gone.xei tolstoy, nikita ’s wonderful childhood is an absolutely wonderful story, which, by the way , describes his very peasant childhood on a trans-volga farm, and in sosnovka and why he wrote a stupid train, because one day his little son nikita and father ah, future father, writer tatyana nikitichny tolstoy yes, this is also such a powerful tolstoy root in the history of russian literature, which continues so, but nikita did not know that such a snowdrift. like this is a snowdrift and he wrote a story about childhood about winter about snowdrifts about stars about happiness about an estate about the people who live there, just a cool story for russian children who are temporarily in exile. he never read myself as an emigrant and always believed that this would all end quickly. they will return to their homeland, so that the children, arriving at their homeland, will recognize it, so that they will not lose their russianness, and not lose this sense of their homeland , writes this wonder

ah, the merezhkovskys will receive a scholarship from the french government, so that god forbid theythout this degree. i would not have followed anywhere, because bunin, of course, was an absolutely convinced enemy of what was happening in soviet russia , and here is the dispute between bunin and tolstoy. he is really very important. bunin will later write such a brilliant article called the mission of russian migration, and we will be in this article. actually define will express. what is the meaning of what happened in russia? and this meaning, according to bunin, is that russia no longer exists. this is the education that arose on this territory. this is not russia for bunin to look for, the last straw was the renaming of petrograd to leningrad. but, as bunin wrote in this article, one could endure batu khanabatyevna, but one cannot accept lenin and therefore there is no more russia. soviet russia is so full of morons. this is one that cannot exist if soviet russia is not russia, but real russia is either in exile. and as if the spirit of this real russia is preserved by russian e