when in 1939, after graduating from the moscow literary institute, he came home with his friend konstantin of this trip was their joint story called, in which the writers told about the events of the civil war in luhansk, what is the value of this story the fact that it was based on memoirs of lugan-chan participants in the civil war. the price is that the writers used archival data. cheerful we said goodbye to school, but every year we come to us with birch trees maples meet us around and mourn and will sound for us, when in 1950 the school waltz of isaak dunayevsky to the verses of mikhail matusovsky was already sounded throughout the country to the editorial office of one of the newspapers where the poet was published, a letter came for him, but are you not the same misha matusovsky, who studied at school number 13, it was maria semyonovna todorova , a teacher of russian language and literature , it was to her that we owe the deadlines that have become unspoken to all graduates. for all time. mikhail matusovsky always remembered maria semyonovneva with great warmth, because she never cr

later called the chronicler of the city himself, when in 1939, after graduating from the moscow literary instituteith his friend konstantin simonov the result of this trip was their joint story under called luganchanie, in which the writers told about the events of the civil war in lugansk, what is the value of this story because it was based on the memoirs of the lugansk participants in the civil war. the price is that the writers used archival data. we are with the school, but every year we come to us with birch trees and meet us with tears around, and the school port five sounds for us, when in 1950 the school waltz by isaak dunayevsky to the verses of mikhail matusovsky was already sounded throughout the country to the editorial office of one of the newspapers, where the poet was published, a letter came for him, and not fat misha matusovsky, who studied at school number 13. it was maria semyonovna todorova, a teacher of russian language or literature, to her. we owe all the graduates the deadlines that have become unspoken. for all time. mikhail matusovsky always remembered with great warmth

moscow in the house of rostov, maria nikolaevna, where maria nikolaeva visited there and is even ready to share her magnificent impressions. literary lounge literary lounge writers publishers heads of bookstores institutesdifficult to live from this memory. he learns to forget, he describes his school years in detail in his diary. down to the features of the park. this is my favorite piece, because it also describes my childhood. i am a person who went to school with an inkwell in a bag, just finished reading a memoir of catherine ii, which restarted the entire circulation of 500 copies. but these are stunning thieves, the germans are the great russian empress. read. for example, in my childhood, my reference book was the three-volume afanasiev fairy tales, and it was not a children's edition. there was no illustration. i read them and maybe that's what i later became a philologist, historian, literature roots goes back there so celebrate the international day of thanksgiving. for weeks now, in the shops of the museum, far from the school library , take a hit of literature here on the shelves and classics and children's fairy tales of modern psychology. and tomorrow the centurion will go to the librarie