natalia korchevskaya is a guest today on the program 100 questions to an adult: i am waiting for you nce to the site. and here i will ask you to stay. natalia, what was the most difficult question for you today? and, probably, the question of whether, the question that i chose as the best, whether a woman can, with some very conscious approach and her sincerity. i am very glad that i visited today. today you managed to answer 68 questions. tell me, if we invite you again, will you agree? with pleasure. i am addressing our young audience. do you think that our guest was maximally frank with you today? raise your hands those who think so. i think that the heroine was maximally honest, her the answers were very open, she knew what she was talking about, she didn't make anything up because there was simply no time for that. and to me the heroine seemed very open, attractive, it's clear that the person is passionate about her work. and passionate about art, who thinks that natalya vladimirovna was being cunning today, not telling the whole story, trying to get away from you, that she decid

microphone, my name is evgeny meleshka, hello, i will introduce myself right away our guests: natalia korchevskaya, rector of the belarusian state university, culture, or name, and then we carry out this work, we are probably the only ones in the world who annually celebrate the day of the elbe on april 26, it has turned into our, our name day, the name day of our gymnasium, before that we hold a large civil-patriotic marathon, we have there are a lot of partners in this project, there are already partners in st. petersburg, and for us this is a message of uniting all the people of the world in the fight for peace, there is no other, it seems to me that you have a great future. i instructed you to make the school a temple, so i want to natalya vladimirovna first of all turn to you now, you feel that you have made the school a temple, including the higher school, well, for me it has always been a temple and the secondary school and we have always treated it with respect, i can. say that at least in that the institution where i work, which i head, we have actually, well, come close to the point wher

hello, my name is natalia vladimirovna korchevskaya, i was born in minsk quite a long time ago, in 1972ow i work as a rector belarusian state university of culture and arts and a professor at the department of theory of history and art of the same university, i am married, i have two children, already quite grown up, and... and i really love the place where i work, because i once came there many, many years ago, graduated from it, received, in general , an education and all the best, i hope that i have, probably, all this, you fit into one minute, great, well, and now questions from our audience, we have 100 participants in the studio, each with their own question, let's see how long you can answer, are you ready, yes, then let's begin, hello, my name is lev, what kind of family did you grow up in, how did your parents raise you, did they spoil you? well , spoiling is probably not about our family, i grew up in a family of a teacher, an english teacher and also a teacher, well , by and large a coach in such a wonderful sport, which our country is famous for, biathlon. pappas, unfortunat