in there was an article in the petrograd newspaper, petrograd pravda that warned by its title of the greek hoover and his gifts. during the riga negotiations. soviet leader vladimir lenin, you see him here, was quite skittish. on october 11. he wrote an agitated note to the politburo. this is when the riga negotiations are just underway. he warned the politburo that there was, quote, a highly game going on involving the trickery of america, hoover and the league of nations. it was absolutely essential, lenin wrote to a special politburo commission to deal with the day to day questions of foreign relief. quote. hoover be punished, must be publicly slapped so that the whole can see. so lenin is not a well man at this time. lenin is pretty sick. and his illness, which he complains about in numerous letters during this period, must have sharpened his edginess by exactly baiting both his sense of personal vulnerability and the confusion in his mind about just what hoover in the era were up to. he was aware, of course, that hoover's aura had behind the lines of pressing white forces the an

a family in petrograd. here is the curveball -- the food remittance program, this is, herbert hoover, had a built in profit mechanism. because the ara purchased the food in bulk, it was able to sell to donors at wholesale prices. prices being so favorable, the ara was able to arrange to make a small profit on each $10 food packets. they would eventually deliver 930,000 of those packages. a profit on each $10 food package. the proceeds they use to expand the child feeding operations. these kitchens. they would pump the money back into the relief program and more kids would get fed. october, this proposal for the food packets program is circulated within the politburo. it's a story and we all sign off. there is a guy you may have heard of called, joseph stalin. he commented, this was all on commerce, not philanthropy. because of that, not to give payment. lenin, rejected this suggestion. basically pretty clueless. pointing out that if it was a matter of trade, the soviet government is getting the profits and

so there is a certain lyosha of debts on the petrograd side, try it, please. how many wives do you say barintsev had. this is the fourth fourth walker. and yes, there are children. well , of course, you don’t listen to me yuryevich and i tell you, you need to look for baba, this is where baba misha strelka find me. and this, please, is everything for you on leshakov sergey stepanovich it’s exactly he, i ’m answering you, you see that scar is not there yet. found near gorkovskaya tell me, you you don’t know, sergey stepanovich leshakov, sergey stepanovich lishakov, i know he was imprisoned for robbery for five years, six months ago he came to our department, his outfit left, i had an educational conversation with him , but apparently it didn’t help. well, if you took up the old again, everything is clear, you need to go to the address and everything where to go right, he sits there waiting for you after what happened, but we have to work out the address. in general, you take mish so that you are skrishakov's scarab. i'm going to petrogradka to look into the car

grigoriev supported even helped to arrange the first anniversary of petrograd, but already in 1919 heby boat across the gulf of finland to europe and never returned . since then, until the collapse of the ussr, the house of his art, as it were, ceased to exist in the thirty-seventh year, a volume of the great soviet encyclopedia was published, where is the article about grigoriev and it was written there, yes, he distorted it the face of the russian peasantry emigrated. and now, as they say, and now we are talking about the fact that we understand the drama and tragedy of the era with departure abroad of the cycle. russia ended, but another began, then russia and this is already in exile, when i left in nineteen. i’ve never been there again in russia, so everything is just from my memories. the same faces seemed to be there, but shrouded in haze in europe and the usa. boris grigoriev turned out to be an extremely successful personal exhibition. the glory of the russian portrait painter abroad to this day in private collections a lot of his work. if it weren’t for the sanctions , the e

cathedral, yes nevsky prospekt, and at that time he was in the prince vladimir cathedral on the petrograd, they prayed and asked to save the city. and we believe that it was a miracle to save leningrad at that time. it’s a miracle, because it was impossible for any military forces to withstand the powerful onslaught of the enemy. but it happened. and the city was saved. these are examples from our history when god invades our history. especially regarding prayers, because if people don’t pray , people don’t believe. then god does not automatically invades our lives. what is prayer ? prayer is, first of all, a request from the lord to limit our freedom. because acting on the basis of your understanding. we may make mistakes. we may take the wrong path in freeing ourselves from physical ailments. we can take a completely wrong path, getting lost along this path of life. and when we pray and ask, gentlemen, we say, lord, you created us free, but we do not have enough strength, relying on this freedom of ours, to solve the problem that is now. you enter our life. help me. and through our pray

this is not russia for bunin to say the last straw was the renaming of petrograd, leningrad. bunin wrote in this article, it was possible to endure batu khan batu’s tatar-mongol invasion , but you 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 emigrants, or like the city of kitezh it sank on one is somewhere in a deep field, and therefore we will not accept either the soviet calendar or soviet spelling. i’m not talking, of course, about soviet ideas, as for alexei tolstoy , this bunin thought sounds strange to him: russia no longer exists, that is, there is no longer where it goes, but the people who live there, who speak russian . and these russians are russian heaven, russian land. russian faces. the children who are born there are who and this dispute is what. how to relate to russia. what does he consider his homeland? it really is such an important debate, in the

grigoriev works in petrograd, creates a cycle of russian canvases with a merciless embossed form, andin the preface to which the artist’s idea is formulated as follows: his cycle of russia, a monumental monument of our time, a monument to russia, hungry, declared by the labor and war of russia in 1917. this year, the revolution, which is interesting, grigoriev even helped to design, petrograd’s first anniversary, but already in 1919 he crossed the finnish by boat gulf to europe and never returned . since then, until the collapse of the ussr, the house of his art, as if ceased to exist, in the thirty-seventh year the great soviet volume was published encyclopedia, where there was such an article about grigorieva and it was written there, yes, he distorted the face of the russian peasantry emigrated. and now, as they say, and now we are talking about the fact that you understood the drama and the tragedy of the era with russia’s departure abroad, the cycles of russia ended, but another began before russia and this great russian was already in exile, when he left in nineteen, he never ag

october revolution also takes place, which in moscow took place much more brutally bloody than in petrogradssary everything sick everything unnecessary. such forest orderlies who will play their role will leave, and then a strong, powerful russia will develop and move forward, so i say, when the revolution happened, at first he took such a wait-and-see attitude, unlike his friend ivan bunin, they really are very were friends and were neighbors in moscow, if bunin took such a categorical position of rejection of soviet power, bolshevism, damned days, then for tolstoy the conflict with the bolsheviks begins in february 1918, when for the sake of to save the revolution and for the sake of saving his own skin, lenin concludes an obscene, as he himself called, brez peace with the germans. this is the point of no return for tolstoy, this is something that he cannot forgive the bolsheviks, because in his eyes this is a betrayal of the national interests of russia and this is a very important thing for him. returning to bunin's memoirs, bunin portrays tolstoy as a person. absolutely unprincipled, t

quite a-a harmonious, he moved, then from, uh, petrograd to the crimea, and therefore, in fact, the crimeavich’s residence, he really never had your home. he rented a house, but here is the museum of alexander green, which today is in feodosia, a wonderful museum here, which is in the old crimea where he moved in the late twenties and such very important points of his existence. it was such a fairly fruitful and in its own way calm period, and his life , and then misfortunes began, then at the end of the twenties, when the overall atmosphere in the country became more uh, it became more and more obvious, the screaming mismatch of alexander grin and now this, as it were, such a soviet vector of development, green did not fit into this soviet life, and, probably, especially sharply. this is felt in his latest novel. in my opinion, the best of his novel, which is for everyone. i advise very much. read in a novel called the road to nowhere and this is a very bitter story of a man who had a lot in his childhood in his youth. given a lot of what he wanted to get from life, and in the end all his

moreover, everyone probably knows about the philosophical steam that was brought out in 1922 from petrograd group of prominent russians philosophers, public figures who... did not agree with what was happening in their native country, but what is less known is that this steamboat made a return flight a year later, well, maybe not exactly this steamboat, but in any case it was steam, which returned to their homeland and those people who thought about the same as alexey tolstoy, yes, that is, those who believed that they should live in their own country, no matter what, all these people were shot, not immediately shore, did not trust the defectors, alexei tolstoy, the only survived. but i would like to end with something a little different. in exile, in addition to nikita’s childhood , alexey tolstoy wrote a book, which of course everyone knows, which was filmed more than once, a novel of torment. this means that the novel pomok walking has two editions, namely the first part, which is now called, but initially it was called pomok walking. this means that there was an emigrant part that was p

this is not russia for bunin to look for, the last straw was the renaming of petrograd to leningrad.enin 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 emigrants, or like the city of kitezh, it has sunk to the bottom and is somewhere in the deep underground, and therefore bunin is unacceptable neither the soviet calendar, nor soviet spelling. i’m not talking, of course, about soviet ideas, as for alexei tolstoy , this bunin thought sounds strange to him: russia no longer exists, that is , no longer, but where did it go, and the people who live there, who speak russian . and this is russian russian. the sky is russian land. russian faces. the children who are born there are who and this dispute is.

dissolve the fourth house, if open protests against the government and against the sovereign began in petrograd think, they were actually supported on march 2, 1917. sovereign nikolai alexandrovich abdicated the throne, then this term appeared : constituent assembly, this assembly, which was supposed to establish a new political system of the russian state, which organized the coup. they first created interim committee. then the provisional government is their competitors. they immediately created peter sovetov and these kolovir-17 years begin. lenin absolutely brilliantly understood that he needed to grab hold of this freedom. he realized that with the help of the soviets he could create a new type of state and it was not by chance that the second congress of soviets created the soviet republic , which was based on, and here the term appeared, soviet power. this is actually the power of the people in the evening and 1917 all power advises in a mystical way such mysticism. i would say it's a tradition. she is the power of the people remained throughout. almost this millennium, and as soon as th

disband the fourth house when open protests against the government and against the sovereign began in petrogradnd i think they were actually supported on march 2, 1917. lenin absolutely brilliantly understood that he needed to grab hold of this malt. he realized that with the help of the soviets it was possible to create a new type of state and it was not by chance that the second congress of soviets created the soviet republic , which was based on the council, and then the term soviet power appeared. that is, this in fact, the power of the veche and 1917 all the power of the council mystically converged. why would you call this mysticism, i would say that the tradition of the people of power. it persisted throughout. almost this millennium , and as soon as the state collapsed, the people began to organize genius there. lenin was that he guessed. this tradition of speech is translated as advice, and advice. actually, you can call your first election eternal. remember? certainly. i was in my native oryol region, and then when he came, great politician, father said, remember son , nothing better

the anti-forces in petrograd in 1919. he knew about that. also, that was during the russian civil war. he knew about american military intervention during that war. how it turned out to be, it was a pretty big deal. lennon was suffering a debilitating stroke in 1922 and he would be dead by january 1924. now urged vigilance and warning that hoover was quote, insolent liar and another letter he wrote, delicate maneuvers are needed. this is to the bureau. as for the relief workers and americans coming in, we must establish strict conditions for the slightest interference in internal matters. it did not help that on the eve of the mission and an american journal called world work. the articles written by a former ara chief in hungary who boasted that hoover and the ara had been responsible for the downfall of the short- lived communist regime. that was april 1919. one of our speakers charlie will give some of the background and perhaps details on that in a bit. now, it made lennon and his comrades nervous and must have made them wonder. when hoo

everything is provided by the physical education, sports and health center of the petrograd region.real revelation of the enormous popularity our order enjoys. that person, uh, a month gets acquainted with this wonderful view completely free of charge. the new tourist geography of st. petersburg has begun. from here from on the island of new holland, near the historical houses there are flower beds and couples walking, and where there was an organized prison. now shops and restaurants are undergoing similar repurposing. the residents of st. petersburg liked it so much that soon creative spaces opened on the territory of the former sevkabel plant, and on okhta and u lakhta, creating a new cultural offer for the cities, i repeat, addressed primarily to active young people, children and schoolchildren. it does not distract from the classic she is against. she stimulates the new one to him interest. we see that young people are coming to us. not just buying a ticket for an excursion, more and more young people, senior schoolchildren are coming to buy season tickets. the russian museum i

domestic economy was beginning to collapse because there was such pressure on logistics that the same petrograd food stopped coming in a timely manner and people were simply alone a beautiful moment in february 1917, they went out into the street in order to prevent this from happening there, and by the way, this situation was not only in the russian empire, it was everywhere , it was in germany, it was in france , it was in great britain, they everyone was in a situation when they began to collapse, uh, that means economic systems, and so russia just collapsed first , it turned out to be a weaker link, uh, and uh , that's why economists need to pay a lot of attention now, and i'm sorry, why did they start to pour down because of this imbalance er yes because the economy and the army, because the fatigue of the people, which er, imposed itself on the fact that well, it simply did not start arriving in a timely manner, people did not receive bread, why did the famine begin there , yes, despite the fact that there was food, it simply could not be delivered in a timely manner. our university will

tough bloody than and in petrograd there was such a real civil war and i must say that tolstoy at thated. he didn't initially have negative, such a sharply categorical negative attitude, but towards the bolsheviks. he rather saw in the bolsheviks, as it were , a pack of predatory wolves who are called upon to destroy in russia everything that is relaxed, everything that is necessary, everything that is sick. all that is superfluous are the orderlies and the forests, who will play their role and leave , and then a strong, mighty russia will, uh, develop and move forward, and that’s why i say, that’s when the revolution happened. at first he took such a wait-and-see attitude, unlike his friend ivan bunin, they true, they were very friendly and were neighbors in moscow , if bunin took such a categorical position, the soviet government’s rejection of bolshevism, the damned days of tolstoy, the conflict with the big ones. and it begins in february 1918, when, for the sake of saving the revolution and for the sake of saving his own skin, lenin concluded the obscene, as he himself called , th

colonel will laugh at me with a good start to the work week, congratulations to the staff of the petrogradthief who, at night , writes himself through the use of technical means. he is a bastard, obviously mocking you. well, bonjour will drive the fool. yes, their vera maina is a master. no , boss, what are you doing? i didn't deny it. i am me but i'm fine. well, chief, well, i would like a doctor. i would like a little camp in front of the medonchik you will treat. and the sergeant wanted me not for the pyramidon. give the patient a pyramid. don't do it so much sergeant don't, except for the house, i'm going to paint, if i'm silent on nekrasov street, you understand, but come on to me thank you, this emelyanov is good to meet me, but at his place. here yes, because the drawing is to turn over who? listen , turn on your brains, and here he will believe, someone will believe him or not. yes, even if he just stinks up some kind of his appeal, then it's already listen, we're not doing those times. look now the governors, like the pawns of yerofey, he was imprisoned a month ago, they proved co

the 21st year of the last century, when institutes of red professorship were created in moscow and petrograd for more than 100 years, this university, although under different names, remains the main one in the country, first for the state, now also for business, and at the same time it is a scientific laboratory for developing government decisions, what do you understand from mobilization scientific potential , what is the mobilization of scientific potential, my team’s confidence is that there needs to be more use of the scientific potential of the academy to solve pressing problems, we are now discussing with the government how to make sure that the academy is really needed by the government from the presidential administration. because, well, i have great respect for science, but i want it to bring maximum benefit to the country, and that’s right, because both the government and the administration attract specialists, and that’s right and good, but of course, if we have such a base, as ranhix, it should be maximally involved in the elaboration of those decisions that are being prepared b

at the crossroads of real and fictional, the story of the action of which takes place in hungry petrogradnd after the revolutionary one, and here is this fiction, these are the rats that exist in the mysterious house, through which the hero wanders, this surreal greenovsky, he absolutely does not imitate. he did n't translate, i don't know. and either the story of fondang is also so absolutely wonderful, amazing, and the work of alexander stepanovich which explains a lot, but in his inner world. and i would like to finish, but what does alexander grin have a novel that he wrote in the late twenties. this novel is called jessie and margiana, this story of two uh sisters. eh, one of these sisters is beautiful, the other is not, one of these sisters is good, the other is evil. and i usually ask my students or institute. which sister do you think? what well, and most often they say that good is ugly, and evil, er, beautiful, but any writer would have it. only not ubrina at green and good and beautiful and evil and terrible. this is a very interesting novel. there is a very interesting conflic

everything is provided by the sports and physical education center health of the petrograd region.ity they enjoy. we have about 500 people. eh, a month they get to know this wonderful view completely free of charge, a new tourist geography. petersburg has begun. this is from here on the island. new holland, near the historical houses there are flower beds and couples walking. and where there was an organized prison. now shops and restaurants are undergoing similar repurposing. petersburgers liked it so much that soon creative spaces opened on the territory of the former sevkabel plant, and in ukhta and lakhta. given to cities

and moreover, everyone probably knows about the philosophical steamboat which in 1922 took from petrograd group of russian philosophers and public figures who were not in agreement with what was happening, but in their native country. what is less known is that the lord made this ship after the return voyage. well, maybe not exactly this passage, but in any case there was a passage that brought back the people, well, those people who thought about the same as alexey tolstoy, yes, that is, those who believed that your country needs to live so that it doesn’t happen . all these people were shot. not immediately on the shore. no, they just took note, stalin really didn’t trust the defectors . alexey tolstoy was the only one who survived, but let’s finish. i would like to be a little different, but in emigration, in addition to childhood, nikita alexey tolstoy wrote a book, which of course everyone knows, which was filmed more than once . the novel helped. this means that the novel a descent into torment had two editions , namely the first part, which is now called sisters, but initially it i

this is called a defensive reaction, petrograde retrograde mercury mercury with us, that crazy peopleelieve that having a son from a good man with a good pedigree, but it seems to me, some kind of offense she decided to punish him so simply, and how in a family, for example, two sisters, one is amazing, kind, does honest charity, and again with a higher education is a good mother, and the other is a tearing sister who simply sets a program for you, but destruction yourself and those around you. well, there are so many factors here, you know, that are impossible to take into account. please tell me, minson. but there are no marriage scammers among what gender, and there is no more precise answer to this question on the internet, female or male, but we can look statistics of those convicted based on these statistics of solved crimes. there are no more than 15% of perfect women. why did they bring a candle over there? we mean that we will hold a candle , everyone thinks that this is some kind of vulgar expression to hold a candle, but everyone has forgotten russian traditions. where did

but in fact, if we look, then, as you know, petrograd became leningrad, and st. petersburg.ing of leningrad did not notice one interesting thing. they went not only against the communists, but if they went against the opinion of the tsar, father, this is such an interesting moment, because at this moment we want to call it in other words. here people throw around terms well. i will say this in the early nineties to the late eighties. we have fallen into the sin of idolatry before the west. since we are talking about my cliches, this was also an excess. today, it is naturally beginning to be supplanted; to some, this path seems to be natural again later, or after all, how to say, not without state participation, we let's talk about this initiative. it has absolutely no support from below and there are no people speaking out en masse. why do we need these western names, especially after what happened on the other side for a year and a half? andrei nikolaevich , they are people who vote with their feet if they don’t like something like that. i just don't like it. you simply won

in what city, petersburg, petrograd is good, and when he appeared, my colleagues on the street peoples the flag of the freedom of independence there. they were not in the know, there was a certain historical illiteracy. now we are correcting this topic now in history textbooks. uh, so for the first year for all our students of all the body of the country there are several pages, there is one page exactly devoted to the history of the betrayal of our people. the next time someone takes out this rag and starts waving it, so that the hand doesn’t reach close to it and place the innovation and so on, but for this this time must pass, because the textbook appeared only this year, and before that , students studied for 20 years, and we didn’t talk about it, we didn’t talk about the flag. and very quickly all thinking people learned this lesson, who did not even know in the twentieth year. here through these is not very fast. i meet dozens every week. well, not not every week straight with a ten. well, in a month, dozens of labor flew and everywhere in what interesting questions they don’t k

the 21st year of the last century, when institutes of red professorship were created in moscow and petrogradder different names, remains the main forge of managerial personnel in the country, first for the state, now also for business, and at the same time it is a scientific laboratory for developing government decisions, but what do you understand from the mobilization of scientific potential, what is it? mobilization, my team's belief is that we need to make more use of scientific the academy's potential for solving pressing problems , we are now discussing with the government how to do so that the government and the presidential administration really need the academy, but because, well, i have great respect for science, but i want it to be as late as possible brought in the country, yes, that’s right, because both the government and the administration attract specialists, and it’s right and good, but of course, if we have such a base as ranhix, then it should be maximally involved in the development those decisions that are being prepared by the government are being worked out in the admi

petersburg and the city and petrograd and leningrad and again st.ege , leningraders endured the horrors of war , today the liturgy is conducted by patriarch kirill, a fat slaughter, god, there is little cancer right there, created by order of elizabeth petrovna. it, part 89. poods of pure silver, a multi-story sarcophagus from the lavra, was confiscated by the bolsheviks and handed over to the hermitage. now the shrine has returned , the whole nevsky is ringing. in memory of alexander nevsky, the belfry traveled from kazansky from the cathedral to the monastery, all 5 km, without interrupting the performance, thousands of people took part in the procession. this is our saint and these are not easy times, but the lord will not leave us victorious along the way, and the patriarch comes out to these people on alexander nevsky square and addresses them to keep the orthodox faith. in it is our salvation, in it is the salvation of russia , preserve our fatherland, protect it, and, when the necessary hour comes , defend it by force. go to this defense, as

in the history of our motherland, petersburg, petrograd, leningrad, plays an outstanding role.nd a half centuries ago, this city was founded in russian glory, the city of russian culture. the citadel of three revolutions, the fiftieth year , leningrad, i hurried to the institute, went down the steps and suddenly saw the door to the apartment the volume is slightly open. good morning anya opened the door. at that moment , an uncle appeared on the steps, anton, a local male janitor, realized something had happened in the apartment, he went inside and saw a terrible picture. the owner of the apartment was lying with a broken head, she was dead, the murdered person was 62-year-old tamara sentsova. a nurse at a children's hospital, a bright person, all the residents of the yard turned to her for advice. who could raise a hand against a defenseless woman? there were many questions. this story will become the first link in a chain of merciless murders. and desperate actions. one of the best detectives in leningrad , nikolai orlov, took up the case and delivered all the evidence found

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dissolve the fourth house when open protests against the government and against the sovereign began in petrogradd those guys who they organized a coup, they first created a temporary committee, then their competitors created a provisional government. they immediately created the petersburg council and all this vertigo begins. lenin absolutely brilliantly understood that he needed to grab hold of this freedom. he realized that with the help of the soviets he could create a new type of state and it was not by chance that the second congress of soviets created the soviet republic , which was based on the council, and then the term soviet power appeared. that is, this is actually the power of the people in the evening and 1917 all the power of the soviets mystically converged it's mystical. i would say that the tradition of people power. it persisted throughout. almost this millennium, and as soon as the state collapsed, the people began to organize their own genius. lenin was that he guessed this tradition. pechi is translated as advice, and advice itself can be called eternal. arrives in the offic

everything is provided by the physical education, sports and health center of the petrograd region. for many , this becomes a real revelation due to its enormous popularity. we have about 500 people, and every month they get to know this wonderful thing. eh, a completely free view of the new tourist geography. petersburg has begun. this is from here on the island. new holland, near the historical houses there are flower beds and couples walking. and where there was an organized prison. now shops and restaurants are undergoing similar repurposing. the residents of st. petersburg liked it so much that soon creative spaces opened up the territory of the former sevkabel plant, and in both ukhta and lakhta, the new cultural offer created for the cities was again addressed. first of all, active young people, children and schoolchildren, it does not distract from the classical, but on the contrary, it stimulates new interest in him. we see that young people are coming to us. more and more young people and older schoolchildren are not just buying a ticket for an excursion. and even younger