girls then, after the release on november 19, 1986, this white dance was published in the moskovsky komsomoletswspaper publication and when showdowns and bargained with clients, they simply told me, well... they write this is the price of 100 dollars, so in this sense , some were grateful to me, but except for those, alas, of course, whom i mentioned in the publication, here on november 19 , as i said, on november 20, the second part of the essay of the same size, in half a page, was typed, but the newspaper did not come out, because after the newspaper with the first part of the white dance was distributed to the kiosks in the morning, a big boom began, and , not only at the lubyanka, it turned out that at the lubyanka, as i said, they talked to me people from the moscow administration, there was also a central administration, and there were people who worked with girls in a completely different profile, in general, a wild pandemonium began there, a pandemonium began in the leadership, then the party, then all the communist party in the country, and they arrived, arrived instructor from the ce

later went to work, on this very shift, because they paid me there five times more than at moskovsky komsomoletsdollars for the so-called strike at the black rate, it was 400 rubles. 400 rubles, it was a salary of 400,500 rubles. was the salary of a general or an academician, or i don’t know what people's artist of the ussr, i don’t know the director of which theater, that is, it was a lot... a lot, by the way, after this material the meeting of the cpsu central committee was closed and it was decided to make changes to the administrative code of the soviet union, it was indicated there that such a phenomenon is now it has existed since 1986, there is a punishment for it, some kind of fine, 250 rubles. if we are talking about moscow prostitutes, from the end.... whom i remember, they were all very good company, they were girls, usually with feeling humor, as a rule, these were women who understood how life works, i know what they want from men and from life in general, yes they were there, if we are talking about the moral aspect, in general they were there and scoundrels, they could have betray

i switched to working that same shift, because they paid me there five times more than at moskovsky komsomoletsor the so-called strike at the black rate, it was 400 rubles. 400 rubles, that was... the salary of 400-500 rubles was the salary of a general or an academician, or i don’t know which people’s artist of the ussr, i don’t know which theater director, that is, it was a lot, by the way, after this material the meeting was closed the central committee of the cpsu and it was decided to make changes to the administrative code of the soviet union, it was indicated that such a phenomenon is now punishable by 8, some kind of fine of 250 rubles. if we are talking about moscow prostitutes of the late eighties, whom i remember, they were all very good company, they were girls, usually with a sense of humor, as a rule they were women who understood. what do they want from men and from life in general, yes, they were there, if we are talking about the moral aspect, in general there were scoundrels there, they could set them up, they could betray someone from their competitors, but in addition, as it

then after... the release on november 19, 1986 this white dance came out in the newspaper moskovsky komsomoletspaper publication and during showdowns and bidding bargained with clients, they simply told me, well, they write in the newspapers, this is the price of 100 dollars, so in this sense , some were grateful to me, but besides those... you, of course, whom i mentioned in the publication, on november 19, as i said, on november 20, the second part of the essay of the same size, in half a page, was typed, but the newspaper did not come out, because after the newspaper with the first part of the white dance was delivered to the kiosks in the morning, a big bang began, and not only... in lubyanka it turned out that in lubyanka as i said, people from the moscow department talked to me, there was also a central department, and there were people who worked with girls in a completely different profile, in general, a wild pandemonium began there, the pandemonium began in the leadership, then the party, then everyone was in charge , a company in the country, we arrived, an instructor from the cpsu ce

in moscow, currency exchange and it just so happened that next to the editorial office of moskovsky komsomoletsa so-called kontik, this is what is now called the international trade center, i think, uh, a hotel international, then it was called the continenttal hotel, and there you could drink coffee, real coffee , the entrance there was closed, to mere mortals, like all foreign exchange places, but not for journalists, i and my former classmate, also a mathematician, went there to drink uh coffee , in this kind of atrium there existed in this kontik, at any time of the day, right from morning until late at night, there sat uh girls who couldn’t help but attract attention, well, because well, due to the presentation, neckline, short skirts , naturally, it would be simply insulting to me it seems that in relation to girls in general , if we had not tried to enter into communication with them and somehow get to know each other, they quickly explained to us that there is currency, no at all, no questions, straight up. right there , in general, you can get to know each other as closely as you like.

periodicals, of course, no one of these names mentioned, and when i published a whole page in moskovsky komsomoletsnd it simply quoted the testimony of galina leonidovna herself, and the testimony of churbanov’s assistants. then this is in general, well, there is such a cliche, journalistic, there is the effect of a bomb exploding, it was something like that, that is, it thundered so much. not to mention the fact that this was the first publication in soviet periodicals, where an entire newspaper page in a2 format was devoted to journalistic, author’s material, before that - the entire page were allocated only exclusively for the materials of one or another - the congress of the communist party of the soviet union. there is an important point - the next one, that uh, since it was not for nothing that they leaked it to me, relatively speaking, this is what they call it. it’s just that the investigators leaked these testimonies to me there, and not just like that, because after they were published in a million copies in the international red cross committee, it was no longer possible to remove these

many years later i... .. knew about the end times about what i meant while working for the moskovsky komsomoletsbout the spiritual search of russian musicians. hello, dear friends, vyacheslav, alexey belov. i am very glad to see you. that, what i read was from a modern article dedicated to russian rock. yes. as a warm-up question, i would like to ask you how ready you are with this. i would say that my aspirations now are still to talk about happy love more than about unhappy love, but you are talking about now, in principle, if we can say, this is how the author of this article believes that a large segment of rock compositions - this is the expression of the russian sad strangling nikolaevich, well, in some ways he’s right, of course, because it’s her, this. says that, so to speak, dig deeper and say that sadness is about god, that is, about god, then this is probably true, yes, well, this is the eternal state of the russian person, that’s because he never, never imagines himself in some kind of ideal, so he is always sad that he has not achieved something that he could have achieved, at least

people who represent the israeli establishment are former intelligence officers, today in moskovsky komsomoletst, writes, well, complete nonsense about iran, but iran does not need this and this cannot be, and i know a lot of people who laugh at this version, but this the impression that someone just wants any, any, like a bullshit, is said in a line as long as it is against iran, i agree, i won’t talk about the fact that we need relevant personnel where these same 5,000 missiles were concentrated , this is 500 tons of ammunition - this is a minimum, if not more, about 100 tons, maybe ammunition, that is... i can’t imagine how this can be done secretly, we go out for advertising, we’ll be back in just a few minutes, sergey bezrukov in the serial film by valery todorovsky bison, the case of a fashion model, premiere, tomorrow after the program time. here he is, look, look, say, leo, the king of animals, leo, in madagascar lumur, the king, bonjour, bonjour, my god, how many of you there are, how many children you have, four so far, but i’m planning more, while i’m young, and what time do you get

be imprisoned, and i am a mathematician by education, and my friend worked in a newspaper moskovsky komsomoletsed , firstly, with a specialized education, i repeat, i am a mathematician by education, and secondly, i was completely unaware of any existing taboos or prohibitions, i became just like an akyn who sings about what he sees, i began to write that's about what was interesting to me personally. no one actually gave me any tasks, because the only thing there, i don’t know how it is now, was to give out a certain number of lines, and so - i surprised my colleague all the time, i said, let’s interview galina breshneva, everything is so, wow , like galina leonidovna herself, the soviet princess, daughter of the former general secretary, i didn’t understand what the actual problem was, why you couldn’t try to interview someone, and now, in fact, we are approaching, that’s the moment that, well, in my journalistic biography it became, to a certain extent, a turning point. and for - thousands of thousands of women employed in the body trade industry, especially since we are talking about prosti

i ended up working on that same shift, because they paid me five times more there than in moskovsky komsomolets for the so-called strike at the black rate, it was 400 rubles. 400 rubles was the salary, 400,500 rubles was the salary of a general or an academician, or, i don’t know, some folk artist. ussr, i don’t know, the director of some theater, that is, it was a lot , by the way, after this material the meeting of the cpsu central committee was closed and a decision was made to make changes to the administrative code of the soviet union, it was indicated there that such a phenomenon is now with eight-sixth year exists, there is a punishment for it, some kind of fine of 250 rubles. if we are talking about moscow prostitutes, the late eighties, whom i remember, they were all very good company, they were girls, usually with a sense of humor, as a rule they were women who understood how life works, knew what do they want from men and from life in general, yes they were there, if we are talking about the moral aspect , in general there were scoundrels there, they could set them up, they could bet