, it is not the pushkin of the times of the russian empire, this is stalin's pushkin. romanovs celebrated the centenary of pushkin's birth, then in in 1937, with the same state scale, stalin celebrated the centenary of his death. you can even say that he re -canonized him. at the same time , terrible repressions are taking place, people are dying in the npvd casemates, and at the same time monuments to pushkin are being erected. the myth of pushkin actually stands on our feet, on the feet of our ancestors, who in 37, for example, my great-grandfather died in 37 under the fanfare of this pushkinism, and when you ask me today whether pushkinists are equal to putinists, i will answer that yes, almost 70 years later, the poet, dissident and brodsky, the opponent of the communists , canonized pushkin for the third time. it turns out that this imperial poet suits liberal russia very well, which we now call good russian. eagles, cossacks, hetmans, vertukhai. only when it comes to your death, bugai, you will wheeze, scratching the edge of the mattress, lines from oleksandr, an

well, why only pushkin?mentioned, remember about a later time, when a monument to anna akhmatova appeared in mariinsky park in kyiv, this is a new monument, it was also built with donations from people who worked on the inter tv channel, i don’t have any, if you want, the cultural position for anna akhmatova, she was a great russian poet, just as pushkin is a great russian poet, the famous carved profile, the humped nose, the straight bangs, the royal posture, this is anna akhmatova i will return... to the city of her childhood, akhmatova was destined to live in a tragic time, two world wars, revolutions, repressions, she could have left the country, but she stayed and survived all the trials that befell her homeland and people. the bottom line is that anna akhmatova's work has nothing to do with the ukrainian context, she was simply born in kyiv, in an imperial place with which she had nothing to do, we can also understand russian culture as. certain cement which, all elements of the system the russian empi

pushkin's literature, of the highest morality, is, excuse me, but what was the name of pushkin's son?rayer. i beg your pardon, but is the samovar real? no, i mean, yes, this is the samovar of priest opotsky, according to legend, pushkin drank tea from this samovar, maybe he drank, maybe not, but who can say now, but in this room there is definitely something real, a candilabra, a view from the window . and what’s so funny i just said, he was great, he walked here, he did things, he saw it all. nothing much has changed, it’s generally useful, we can all breathe the same air with him, i remember the wonderful moment, you appeared before me, like a fleeting vision, like a genius of pure beauty, without hopeless sadness. without tears, without life, without love, all this is absurd and sad, well, yes. i’m talking to them about pushkin, and not about the samovar. tanya, i won't go. i'm tired of it, kostya. tired of buying the cheapest tights that immediately tear. i'm tired of taking minibuses where there's nowhere to even sit. and by the way, i studied. i have a good education. i already

now there is a new museum dedicated to pushkin. itself is a monument to the 1912 war. epic paintings that were reflected on the walls, on the ceilings, that’s all. sergeevich thought about the war of 812, analyzed these torutinos in order to look at the monument to the event. on alexander’s second visit here , these were the times when pushkin was already a married man, rushing to his beloved wife and children, from whom he had been separated for six months. for financial reasons they had to leave st. petersburg, while the poet was forced to stay. to work in the capital, who knows how pushkin’s fate would have turned out if the estate had belonged to natalya, but alas, it was inherited through the male line. and in 1834, pushkin wrote: “even if the factories were mine, they wouldn’t have lured me here, they wouldn’t have lured me to st. petersburg even with the moscow kolach.” the celebrations have just begun. on june 6, on the birthday of alexander sergeevich , large celebrations will be held in many pushkin places. svetlana gorde

now there is a new museum dedicated to pushkin. why this exhibition?tate itself is a monument war of the twelfth year. the epic canvases that were reflected on the walls, on the ceilings, this is all the pathos of the war of 800. see the monument and these times, these are the times when pushkin thought about the war of 812, analyzed these events, and the linen factory is also the place where the main apartment is from with the active army under the leadership of kutuzov , the persecution of the enemy began, it was here that the russian army withdrew after the battle of little roslavets, on alexander’s second visit here. sergeevich was already a married man, he was in a hurry to see his beloved wife and children, with whom he was six months apart. for financial reasons, they had to leave st. petersburg, while the poet was forced to stay in the capital and work. the grand finale of the holiday was the concert. famous artist evgeny knyazev, irina kubchenko and olga kobo read excerpts from pushkin’s works to the accompaniment of a symphony orchestra. when

nail, yours, didn’t ours, and your pushkin, well, yes, on ours, our pushkin, yes, why do you go onnd what to plan, as it will be, so it will be, but don’t say, look how the germans are preparing, they are building a structure along the entire perimeter, which means that ours will go, they will scam both of them, and we are in the center here, and what will be enemies for both? we will, you and i , save the museum, the earring, well, don’t bury it in the forest, well, really, but what are we going to do? nedre, vasilvich, we’ll think of something, it’s a cool thing if they don’t put an end to us first, ich suche dich so lange bis die welt zerfällt, ich weiß, am ende wirst du wieder bei mir sein, du kommst zurück, wenn alles klopt und bladend fliegt. and i know what i think, she doesn’t have a man, yeah, she does have a man, who’s pushkin? i thought i’d kill him, maybe he’d join the partisans, but i ’m working. okay, let's ask, i'm off to ask. frauschiller, thank you for an entertaining evening, mr. sangluche, thank you very much for a wonderful organized evening, i... heard the news

pushkin achieved his goal and helped.gain in the summer on his birthday, goodbye! excuse me, i am a student from curtinka university, my mother asked me to tell you this, she always thought that this belonged here, what is this? who is your mother, she worked here during the war, maria, she loved pushkin very much. i gave him everything, as you asked, he asked about you, but i couldn’t tell him anything, i actually know so little, mom, are you crying? oh, if it is true that in the nights, when the living are at rest, moonbeams slide from the sky. on the grave stones, and if it’s true that then, the quiet graves are empty, i’m calling for the day, i’m waiting for lila, come to me, my friend, here, here, here, here, yes, i’m all a beloved shadow, as you were before the service, pale, cold, like on a winter day, distorted by the last torment, come like a distant star. like a light sound or breath or like terrible vision, i don’t care, i don’t care, here, here, i’m calling you not to reproach people whose malice is... dear my

pushkin wrote madonna’s poem when he received consent to marry natalya goncharova.aid: “my wishes have come true, the creator did not send you to me.” it is symbolic that it was in the year of the family that a monument was opened at the manor linen factory, dedicated to the mutual love of spouses. in the place where great love happened, in the place where pushkin said “and i’m happy,” each of us will say, i’m not pushkin, but i love, i’m married and i’m happy, so the honored artist of russia olga kabo considers pushkina to be love, one day she i auditioned for the role of natalia goncherova in the film that marlen khutsyev was going to direct about pushkin. for me, this is still a slightly personal topic, a personal story, i read a lot about it, but at least to touch this great love, these two great, amazing ones. , beautiful people. visit the house. tsar soltan, guess the riddles of the scientist's cat, try porridge from an axe, everyone today could find entertainment to suit their taste. in honor of the memorable date, a linden alley was planted in the english go

, tolstoy, czech, i wanted to say that of course, one cannot help but love pushkin, he is the authorentary, he is very many in fact, he even loved the same pasternak, he loved his poetry, what he was talking about, he planned to translate dostoevsky here, take karamazav into english, everyone can turn this name to see there in the other direction, yes, yes, even even pasternak, he just didn’t like this novel and didn’t like its history, publications, didn’t like how it was advertised. fame begins with lalita, let’s remind you , yes, well, that’s also enough in general, yes it happened by chance, yes, indeed, worldwide fame began, of course, with lalita, she goes beyond the limits of the narrow circle and narrow-mindedness of intellectuals who read the american press and who are scandalous, all those who prohibit something must understand that it always works for the one whom it prohibits, it always means moral death for the one who prohibits and has no result, that’s exactly what happened with larita. as i wrote, it’s absolutely, absolutely true, well, that is, you can really say tha

together, where great love happened, in the place where pushkin said: “i love.”will say, i am not pushkin, but i love, i am married and i am happy. honored artist of russia olga kabo considers pushkina to be the poet of love. once she auditioned for the role of natalia goncharova in the film that marlen khutsiev was going to shoot about pushkin. for me, this is still a slightly personal topic, a personal story, i read a lot about it, but at least in this way i can touch this great love for these two great, amazing, beautiful people. visit the house of tsar saltan and solve riddles. the most recent episode of the duty department, the main events and investigations of this week. only at alfabank. spin the reel in the app and get a superkick up to 100% every month. and up to 30% in categories is guaranteed. if you don't have a card, order a free alpha debit card. not just profitable, alpha profitable. thanks to shopping at the megamarket, someone will reach the finish line first. someone will create comfort in the apartment. someone will go to long-awaited vacation.

young men, children, a lyceum was born here, in the newborn lyceum, as we remember, it means that pushkin home education, if we talk about it, then there surely they all played music very well, for some reason they all had talent, so i’m surprised, yes, here i am... yes, indeed, dmitry venevitinov was fond of music and composition, there were reasons for that, because his home teacher was a famous composer at that time, joseph genisht, whose works were performed and even staged at... the moscow theater, such worthy teachers and such worthy students, by the way, genisht brought him a love for beethovin, and he considered him a philosopher of music, consequences, well and as for musical dmitry’s works, then his friends said that they wanted to publish his poetic experiments along with them and musical works, so perhaps there will indeed be new discoveries, work is underway. beautiful, romantic, enthusiastic, and we know, spent the summer in this estate in the named animal near voronezh. yes, after dmitry successfully graduated from moscow university, and he entered the service, the moscow a

lugansk cossack, sailor, doctor and a writer, he was friends with pushkin and pirogov, fought and wast the main love of his life always remained the great and powerful russian language. even during breaks between battles, he questioned the soldiers, wrote down interesting words, expressions, songs and fairy tales. the result was a dictionary that immortalized him forever in russian history. shortly before the duel, pushkin heard from dahl that the skin that snakes shed every year in the orenburg province is called the word crawled out, it’s like that for him i liked that he pointed to his new , freshly sewn frock coat and said: “look, dal, what a crawl, i won’t crawl out of this crawl any time soon, i’ll write something like this in it.” but unfortunately, all plans. and just on january 28, 1837, at two o’clock in the afternoon , vladimir ivanovich learned from the publisher bashutsky that pushkin was mortally wounded in a duel, he immediately went to the car wash 12 and spent about a day at the bedside of the dying poet, trying to fight for his life, he tried to somehow save him. his

pushkin visited the gonchurovs’ estate twice, and here he did not write, but rested his soul.y, captures the very moment when the poet in love, 2 years old who sought the hand of natalie goncharova, comes here to negotiate a wedding in anticipation of happiness. the pushkin holiday on kaluga land is being held for the forty-sixth time, concerts, theatrical performances, master classes, all this in the alleys where you once walked. the active army under the leadership of kutuzov began to pursue the enemy; it was here that the russian army withdrew after the battle of maloroslavl. on his second visit here, alexander sergeevich was already a married man, he was in a hurry to see his beloved wife and children with whom he was six months apart. for financial reasons, they had to leave st. petersburg, while the poet was forced to stay in... everyone can per annum, open a deposit on gazprombank.ru! aviation services, aviation services, start a calm repair of equipment by searching for a repairman based on ratings and reviews. about! oh, vitto services, who else can i fix it with? the

according to pushkin about pushkin. he wrote so many works that seem prophetic.onsignment goes into endgame. it took us a month to work together. luca goadagnino's film the contenders, about a love triangle on the tennis court, is online. a branch of the tretyakov gallery opened in samara. the new museum is housed in a restored former kitchen factory building. in the courtyard of the unique kitchen factory building, a monument of soviet constructivism, which received a second life thanks to the efforts of many institutions and people. the most difficult thing was to make the dream, which at first it seemed absolutely unrealizable, unfulfilling, the rest believed, the most difficult thing was... at some point not to lose heart, not to despair from the failures that, unfortunately, haunted us. people in samara have been waiting for this day for more than 10 years, from the moment it was decided to preserve the deteriorating building... the building had not been used for its intended purpose for a long time, was abandoned and was being prepared for demolition. you c

our stupidities and petty atrocities, against the backdrop of pushkin the little bird flies out. wekdrop of pushkin, the bird flies out, the bird flies out, the bird flies out. why don’t you, comrade, appreciate such personnel, tell the comrade not to rest, so that he can gather a hundred cossacks, without fear, a combat mission has been assigned, the germans are allowed to come in, the outcome of the whole war will depend on this comrade, but they are not so terrible, like the fascists , without a doubt, we’ll swoop in from three sides, chop it up, make some noise, without further ado, it’s up to me to pick, okay? the two components of phosphaglyph help not only restore liver cells, but also fight the cause of their destruction, inflammation. phosphoglyph, now in economical packaging of 96 capsules. i agreed with mts travel that early check-in is available especially for my subscribers. who did you agree with, for which subscribers? is this for everyone? i agreed with mts travel that this is for everyone. travel and get more. with mts travel, choose free early check-in or other use

the amazing history of malinniki, the place that inspired pushkin. so, we just received this footage from the kremlin. meeting of vladimir putin with the heads of the ministry of natural resources, alexander kozlov and... to listen to you about forecasts of what and how we will develop in the region, the spring flood in the russian federation federation continues, today in 10 constituent entities of the russian federation in 117 settlements, 1,373 residential buildings, 5,892 country houses, 10,720 household plots in the orenburg region remain flooded in two settlements, 230. two residential buildings, a total of 17,800 people were evacuated, including including 4,947 children, of whom 282 people, including 51 children, were placed in tap families. in order to provide financial assistance to affected citizens, 540,440 applications were accepted. payments have been made for the total amount of almost 7 billion rubles. in the tyumen region, thanks to coordinated actions, it was possible to prevent federal flooding. by decision of the government commiss

the estate here, it is difficult for us, of course, to judge why he chose this place, for example, pushkineevich, galloped past the lubok, did not notice anything, and the lubka was small, completely little-known trees, here is a village with such... this means that a place reminiscent of paradise is better on the southern coast, he invites a large number of artists, because at that time there were no photographs, so that they would depict these famous historical monuments, beautiful landscapes, then in lithographs, in. numerous, in hundreds, in thousands of lithographs, these images are distributed throughout russia, associated with drawing, but he drew from childhood, drew on pieces of paper, painted on wallpaper, painted everywhere, he always wanted to draw not people, but nature, because how - nature, i think that since childhood , he was generally lonely since childhood, it was in nature that he was in the nature of his small homeland, in the nature of mariupol, in the nature of feodosia, then where he walked on foot to get... its light fell on the canvas and before the astonished spe

well, not shu-shu-shu, but about pushkin? and about pushkin? about anything? i met verka egorova. oh, come on, you can’t recognize her branch, well, before you couldn’t get her into the house, but now he sits with books, like this. ok, pull it, come on. 15 15 there is a 62, i don’t know, 66 in valenka, but 62, well, 62, 62 is the date, ignat’s birthday, okay, galya, it ’s not today, the day after tomorrow, then it’s not a date, age, really, to celebrate we will, antonina will come, who, my sister, come on, sharpen our scissors, i’ll edit inexpensive razors, wake up, people, go to work, to the factory, windows i’ll put it in, i’ll straighten the doors, i’ll fix everything that’s broken, sharpen our scissors, don’t shout, you’ll mess it up, you guys are late, the craftsmen came yesterday, fixed everything, and sharpened it, is it cheap? i see that you’re so happy, and don’t be jealous, soldier, yeah, you come in the evening, i’m lonely, oh, excuse me now, i’m in a hurry to get to work, they jumped us, well , let’s go on, let’s smoke, shit, well and how can i get

yes, because sometimes it would be better there was no choice, my famous question, i ask a student, pushkin ulato, you love pushkin, so hate him, yes, and i immediately begin to tell why zhenya could do the same, why i can’t live without him, yes, but something that is absolutized on the tablets is written down forcibly, it disappears, yes, an absolutely amazing story, i sometimes read fragments of chagin, in public, and there i have a story about lenin’s pechnyak, texts by tvordovsky. generation gap, maybe it’s not the most bad, this is not something that needs to be repeated day and night lenin the stove maker, but it shows how differently the generation is structured, what different experiences they have, well, this is the other side of accessibility, the notorious democracy, yes, because accessibility means absence, when - i said in front of a large audience, well, let me say a line from mandelstam, who can continue, continue, i’m not even a line. uttered two words rather sullenly, the audience stood up, as if i were hosting a parade, said: we’ll put the papers in the table, yes it was,

in vilnius, on the site of the monument to the occupier pushkin, it is best to erect a monument to thee independent lithuanian people. but jokes aside, scientists have already appeared who prove that indeed all the languages ​​of the world originated from our language. moreover, i received another letter from a foreigner, and he writes: “you are absolutely correct in your language.” for example, organs, as he noted, after all , there are very smart people among foreigners, you know, i must admit how unpleasant this is for me, but there are very smart people, and he wrote to me wonderful letter, i think that he should be given some kind of russian award, he writes that he knows many languages, and he made such a wonderful observation, for example, he says that you say russian i, and we say ay, ah - this is the reverse reading of i, and in the bathhouse he realized what the difference is, in the bathhouse, when... they were naked, the russians say i, point with their hand away from themselves, and they say ah towards themselves, that is, their tongue rows towards itself, she’s giving awa

mertvaga, there, roman pasternak, absolutely, whom he loves, generally speaking, pushkin, tolstoy, italked about, planned to translate dostoevsky, take karmantsev into english, everyone. he just didn’t like this novel and didn’t like its publication history, didn’t like the way it was advertised, that it stood next to the top one on the bestseller list, and his poems from the country came in very handy, that an interesting story, yes, yes, yes, and the fact that of course there was this topic too, and it seemed to him that maybe posternak approached this topic incorrectly, lara, yes, of course, this is very, of course, i never thought , this is probably obvious to the nabaks, i didn’t think so. we know that nabokov taught for quite a long time until he freed himself from the need to be dependent on the department, and his lectures on russian literature are generally very popular, but how to treat them is that science, philology, essays, criticism, expression of will , what exactly is this, well i think this is essayism after all. yes, because it’s hard to call it scientific work, wel

pushkin's things 400.zrum, the commander of the army, count paskevich, did not allow the poet into battle. but this is precisely the captured weapon. gave as a souvenir, let's try to guess something: a saber, a turkish saber, that's right, there are 200 statues of monuments, in this capital the two previous leaders have huge monuments, pyongyang, that's right, only three letters for 200, in 1909 the ocean liner slovonia for the first time did in history... this is exactly what sent the sos signal, you are right, there are only three letters 100, this number can be write it in three arabic numerals, or you can write it in three russian letters, yuri 100, that’s right, accounting 400, you get the code between them, you’ll have to give the question, 2,800 for you, 2,100 for dmitry. 5200 from konstantin, to dmitry, dmitry, the theme of all the works is good, the rate is 500. attention to the screen, in the painting of the 19th century greek painter polychronis lembesis, a boy plays the pipe in his free minute.

but your heart is with her, all her friends laugh at you day and night, and you are in love like pushkin are sweet to her ruslan, but she is not yours, lyudmila, why? everything is so unfair, day, night, ice. yes, you won’t love, you won’t understand, it’s not in class, it’s in line, love struck, but all the same, she ’s going to the cinema with someone else, but why are you waiting for her under the window, she doesn’t like to fool you, and you drowned in spring has scattered on her dimples, freckles on her face, and you are in love with her, like pushkin, she doesn’t love now, she fools her head, your heart is with her, day and night they laugh at you, all her friends, and you are in love like pushkin. your applause, nastya, kravshchenko! well , our belarusian performer, who is rapidly gaining views on video hosting and music media platforms, will continue the performance of artists on the songs of the year in belarus, the always romantic and stylish sergei sobolte is gorgeous today. and you look gorgeous today, with a cold soul, take off the scarf and live now in the moment, it’s not

claimed prestige and he was rightfully there, but it so happened: that the world cultural canon pushkinree great figures you named. how would you feel about this? well, i would say a little further that the situation is so complicated, because there is an internal point of view, there is an external point of view, from the internal point of view, of course , pushkin first of all, well then they follow him, well, like a person who studies gogol, of course it’s not a shame that... gather your thoughts with us, all issues of our you can find the podcast on the website of the first channel 1tv.ru, and you know, let ’s go back to the cinema for a second, if, of course, there is a film adaptation, there are brilliant readings, like kurasawa’s, yes, but i suddenly discovered that there is traces of dostoevsky, but i don’t know about cinematic children there, but as they say about literary children, where this is not a film adaptation, i talked with john luenfeld, this is one of the modern translators of pushkin. american, and i don’t remember something, or he mentioned, in general, in short, l

russian writers, very often anti-ukrainian or imperial, although definitely talented, well mazepa pushkindefinitely a beautiful talented piece, but it is anti-ukrainian , and the fact that tchaikovsky wrote music for this work does not mean at all that tchaikovsky is a great ukrainian, we do not say that stanislav lem is a ukrainian writer, although his solaris is known all over the world, only because he grew up, was born, grew up, graduated from school, lived with... part of his life in lviv, but this did not make him a ukrainian writer. i'm honestly still surprised we're even having a discussion about this. again. tchaikovsky is a great russian composer. one of the greatest composers of his time. one of the biggest phenomena in the history of world music. you don't even need to doubt it for a minute. just why is a ukrainian institution here? why a ukrainian institution cannot bear the name of a ukrainian composer. after all, this name is also propaganda. to of ukrainian culture for others, well , imagine that you come to some german cultural institution, philharmonic, conservatory, and

the monument to pushkin in odessa is considered one of the best in terms of portrait resemblance; his than 130 years, but today, if you look closely, it may seem that alexander sergeevich is looking at his descendants. somewhat bewildered, but however, the ukrainian public still did not appreciate the barbarity, there were natural demons in the comments, some were surprised that pushkin, in principle, still stood in his place, others were offended that the vandals allegedly desecrated the holy ukrainian shirt, and the russian, well, what else wild things are happening under the auspices of embroidered shirts, i introduced anastasia to ivanov, anastasy, greetings, wearing embroidered shirts, as i understand it, you don’t have to only a monument. hello alexey, well, in ukraine today it’s a rule to wear a comma. cannot be filmed, a modern transformation that has nothing to do with tradition, the truth is that the ukrainians themselves write on social networks, but the zelensky regime insists that there should be a kick-off holiday, all mummers are obliged to praise ukraine, but not every

and, if we remember when pushkin tried to write, yes, he wrote history. as one of the key ones in theentury, and pushkin had, of course, a very serious historical sense, and this event shocked russia, and became, on the one hand, a reason for further reforms, on the other hand, of course, a reason to tighten the screws and carefully abandon many of her educational ideas. the topic of pugachev and the uprising is a separate topic, but i would note - still, well, just briefly, literally in a nutshell, well, the fact that he is a rebel... it is undeniable that first the pugachites drowned in blood, so to speak, a lot of landowners, then the landowners drowned in blood a lot of rebels, this is a fact, and this is a terrible story, but it’s also interesting, what exactly, what goals did pugachev pursue and well, yes, at first, strictly speaking, the idea was simple, to loot more and then go to turkey with this loot, let’s say, but then another geography and other intentions appeared, this is very interesting, because the idea had already arisen to go to the capital to st. petersburg, so if

on june 6th, on the anniversary of alexander sergeevich pushkin, already in the stroganov palace, we the history of the russian museum a grandiose exhibition dedicated to alexander sergeevich; the russian museum has never done this, although it has brilliant funds. more than 400 items will be in the museum's collection, and this is simply a must- see, because the exhibition too. woven from different genres, also not only painting, everything connected with pushkin with his era, with his comrades-in-arms, and this is what should be, of course, the most important addition to the school textbook, it seems to us, in the summer in the building of wine, and immediately in its two wings, an absolutely innovative exhibition will open, you would ask contemporary art, but it will be in one wing, it will be historical, in another... consisting of this year's blockbusters, we count on the fact that we will now have ideas in the twenty-fifth to twenty- sixth year that will not yield to such exhibitions as sensations. let's talk in more detail about interaction with the regions. now, in answer to

would come, sang for him and legia, the light of day went out, the prince... notes that pushkin wasy worms live, from monday on the first, we continue the conversation with our guest from voronezh, elena vinogradova , my name is ekaterina varkan, well... at least all these brilliant people, they created this famous book legend zinaida. yes, indeed, this is how it all happened, and volkonskaya, the queen of musa of beauty, truly, she created a magnificent, luxurious, a european-famous literary and musical salon, from memory, this is the house, yes, this is the house of balkonskaya tverskaya 14, in fact. where everything happened, according to the recollections of eyewitnesses, there even the walls were singing, there were steps, if you touched the steps, a consonance would be heard, and venevitinov was certainly in the galaxy of these magnificent muscovites who simply could not help but be there in the bookstore’s salon, that ’s exactly here he probably experienced for the first time... those feelings, feelings that would then develop into his very deep passion for the queen of musa

, and why are you reading pushkin? smile, one day you like. stark.

army is showing the premiere production by pavel safonov based on the story by alexander sergeevich pushkin be seen at the praktika theater. the expressionistic tragicomedy based on the play by lionid andreev was directed by arseny meshcheryakov. multimedia art museum, opened after a long reconstruction. presents several new exhibitions at once: i live beyond the laboratory of the artist for the ninetieth birthday of erik bulatov, masterpieces of world fashion photography from the collection of elena and mikhail karisalov, sports, photographs from rotchenko to the present day, as well as an exhibition in memory of yuri rebchinsky. the vakhtangov theater begins touring the stage mari opera and ballet theater named after sopaev with a performance by rimos tuminos based on pushkin’s novel by evgeniy negen. the russian drama theater of the republic of bashkirtastan is performing maliere, a comedy play. grigory lifanov staged the imaginary patient. the premiere production by alla reshetnikova, your performance based on the works of overchenko, tefé, chekhov and nekrasov, is shown at the nizhny n

, it was death, wow, wow, what did we go to, i think, well, let’s go to something familiar, pushkin,erything is fine, we come, we sat down next to her, all this kind of contact has already begun, i like this already once, suddenly he comes out, who is pushkin, can you imagine, he was red-haired, pushkin, red-haired, of course i’m a fool, but not that much, i know that pushkin is black, curly-haired, but that’s not all, behind him comes motz in sneakers on a beaded leg, also red-haired, i turn to her, i look with my eyes for some kind of sympathy, well, nonsense is happening, and she’s sitting, she’s all blurred, she likes everything, she’s blissful, and i understand that at this moment i like her a little less, you know, and how tell me, well, tell me how after that and what is the main thing to measure love, listen, you shouldn’t ask me, but rudanov, of course he’s in the theater i haven’t been there for 20 years, but he’s 100% fine with girls, hello, young people, good morning, sit, sit, chiku, no, we ’ll still have time to drive, here’s some food for thought, suspicion of murder,

just recently a huge, meaningful archive of nabokov returned to russia, now it is located in the pushkinte of russian literature, the russian academy of sciences, you can say that you are its custodian, so it’s correct to say, but formally, no, formally i’m still not a custodian, i’m more of a scientific supervisor, and i was still involved in the transfer of this process. so now i am, of course, also studying this archive, yeah, now we will see a photograph of dmitry vladimovich nabokov, yes, who played a very important role in ensuring that this archive was consolidated, yes, collected in order, although nabokov himself took care of this , he cared, but nabokov didn't assumed that so soon it would be read, printed and read in russia, for the seventh year. at which these objects were shown for the first time, not all, but some of the objects, but this is not an exhibition yet, judging by the packaging, this is preparation, no, this is part of the exhibition like this, like this, yes, the designers of the exhibition thought about what will be shown here what it was brought in, and this i

and the pushkin museum opened an updated exhibition of the hall of french and italian art, displaying paintings that are being exhibited for the first time. more than 35 km of roads will be built in new moscow this year. sergei sobyanin announced this in his telegram channel today. the largest project, primarily roads. sharapova. these are duplicates of the kaluga and kiev highways. there are also plans to complete the renovation of troitsk’s road network. there will be additional exits to kaluzhskoe highway, which will connect the highway with oktyabrsky avenue. the settlement of mosrendgen will have a direct exit with the kad double. the roads in the communal apartment will also be updated. the section from kaluzhskoye to varsavskoye highway will be put into operation. a residential village near norafaminsk, which has been occupied by heavy trucks for many years, has finally received. a chance for liberation, we have talked more than once about selyatin, where hundreds of trucks drive through a populated area, day and night, park there, block exits and entrances, and now residents w

for example, pushkin, alexander sergeevich, galloped past the tree and did not notice anything.y unknown trees, here is a village with the kind of landscape that the babararyks write in their own. famous legend, he adds that everywhere there are these stones, all sorts of chaos, rocks, landslides, and it seems as if there are no volobki of nature, he further narrates, when vorontsov appeared, when he was buying up ethyl plots and so on and so forth, so he already created here, which means a place reminiscent of paradise, better in the south... he invites a large number of artists, because then there were no photographs yet, so so that they depict these famous historical monuments, beautiful landscapes, then in lithographs, in numerous, hundreds, thousands of lithographs, these images spread throughout russia, attracting attention to these places, well... papers, painted on both, painted everywhere, he always wanted to draw not people, but nature, because somehow nature, i think that since childhood, he was generally lonely since childhood, it was in nature that he was in the nat

and an addition to the collection of the pushkin museum. he received a 16th-century painting by the venetian artist casana as a gift from a patron. what is its value? in moscow, they are investigating the cause of the fire on pleshcheev street; a shopping center there was on fire this morning. this is the first amateur footage from the scene of the emergency. according to preliminary data, the fire was located in one of the stores. there was heavy smoke. the employees and visitors managed to leave the building. the fire was quickly contained. there are no reports of casualties. the construction of the mytishchi expressway in the moscow region is planned to be completed this year. as i told you. it is expected that after the launch it will be possible to significantly relieve congestion on existing highways, and residents of mytishchi pushkin dolgoprudny will be able to get to the capital faster. the second road is pirogovskaya highway. the fact is that when you leave mytishchi, it essentially became two lanes. we are now expanding it to fou

pushkin alexander sergeevich, rit, can you imagine, he there was a redhead, pushkin, a redhead, of courseg, she is blissful. and i understand that at this moment i like her a little less, you know? and how, tell me, well, tell me, how after this and what is the main thing to measure love, listen, this should not be asked of me, but of rudanov, of course he hasn’t been to the theater for 20 years, but with girls he has 100% everything okay, hello young people, good morning, oleg georgivich, sit, sit, chick, but we still have time to chase anyone, here’s some food for thought, suspicion of murder, take lyosha an expert, but if it’s confirmed, tighten the bolt. by the way, the story is quite interesting, a famous actress in the past. these are the continuation of the theatrical theme. yes. it's good that i was called. i can say for sure that this is poisoning. the color of the cru is almost black, probably containing something mercury. judging by the ulcers in the ear. time has passed since the introduction, 10:12 hours. lyokha, oh, listen, suicide is definitely out of the question. rita, wh

so that they calm down, then why are you insulting pushkin, by the way, about the monument to pushkinand there is one more threat in addition to this, which is that... unlike georgia, ukraine was all the time under this informational, informational, informational occupation of russia , civilization-informational, media, you can call it in different ways, yes, that is, when even now in 2024, today, may 4, many of our compatriots still continue to consume some product, russian, considering if people are older. generations that stopped doing it, then the youth, then the youth, who watches, let's say, tiktok, she watches its russian-language samples, and the russians are already actively working on it, because they understand all, i would say, the charms of this situation, i already see people who say in tiktok, oh, i i'm out of politics, that's already happened, i don't want to talk about politics, peace to all, they are the same people as we are there too, well... what can they do and what can we do, they don't want their atm, we don't do we want our atm, what separates us at all? russi

so that they calm down, so why insult pushkin, by the way, about the monument to pushkin, and here there is one more threat besides that. which consists in the fact that, unlike georgia, ukraine was all the time in this informational, informational, informational , civilizational, informational, media occupation you can call it different, that is, when even now in 2024, today, may 4, many of our compatriots still continue to consume what product, russian, i believe. or something like they said, if there are people of an older generation who have stopped doing it, then young people who watch, let's say, tiktok, they watch its russian-language samples and... and the russians are already actively working on this, because they understand everything, i would say, the charms of this situation, i can already see people saying on tiktok, oh, i am out of politics, this it's already happened, i don't want to talk about politics, peace to all, they are the same people as we are there too, well, what can they do and what can we do, they don't want their atm, we don't want our atm, what separates us

so that they calm down, so why portray pushkin, by the way, about the monument to pushkin, and herere is one more the threat, which is that, unlike georgia, ukraine all the time was in this... informational, informational, informational occupation, civilization-informational, media, you can call it differently, yes, that is, when even now in 2024, today, may 4, many of our compatriots still continue to consume which product, russian, considering that if there are people of an older generation who have stopped doing it, then the youth, then the youth who watch, they watch precisely his russian-language samples, and russians are already actively working on this, because they understand all, i would say, charms i already see this situation people who say in tiktok, oh, i'm out of politics, that's already happened, i don't want to talk about politics, peace to all, they are the same people as we are there, well, what can they do and what can we do, they don't want our veoncom, we don't want our veoncom, what separates us? russia, if it used to come through tv, today it comes through soc

you, it’s so good that the person who is engaged in space, thinks about food, and... maybe we have pushkin, you can be a efficient person and think about the beauty of your nails, this has something to do with this situation, but in general, to be honest. this is not an idle question, because the cuisine of any people, of any nation, is also part of its culture, part of the culture of this people, there are actually not so many such great world cuisines, chinese is certainly one of them, which i love most here and... we love guests, we love friends, we always meet them with pleasure and try make sure that they like everything, including what is offered to the table, a good question, very much, thank you, yes, please, let’s move to this sector, and good afternoon, dear vladimir vladimirovich, my name is konstantin , i am a student at the institute of international education, i have known your story since childhood, and thanks to your excellent leadership, russia has been able to achieve success in a variety of fields. in addition to deep gratitude, you are an example for all of us. your per

his publication of pushkin's diary and letters are among the highest achievements of russian pushkin of the ussr ivan lyubeznov was born, for more than 40 years he played on the stage of the small theater, in the cinema he was remembered by the audience for his roles in films directed by ivan pyryev, a rich bride at 6:00 pm after the war is an idiot. born exactly 100 years ago alexey muravlev, russian composer and teacher, professor at the russian academy. he wrote music in almost every known genre, from works for piano, chamber ensembles, vocal and choral works to works for symphony orchestra, and wrote music for more than a hundred films. don’t lose touch with traditions, he advised his many students, and he would also like to wish for more selflessness in creative work. director. more often they saw something comedic and negative in me, he admits one of the interviews. but i wasn’t worried, and played these roles with pleasure. as stanislavsky said, there are no small roles, there are small actors. the main thing is to play the episode so that it is memorable. today marks the 85th

for some reason immediately decided that it was a pen, well, for some reason, well, yes, because pushkinpen to paper, he came to the duel with a pen and did not expect, of course, that he would be shot, i wanted to tickle dantes, but oh god, yes, yes, may he forgive us. the sun of russian poetry is already the third, yes, well, the hunters are at a rest stop and they’re just lying there, by the way, yes , in my opinion, there isn’t like a duck here, no, not under the red, under the duck, somewhere under the red hunter, in my opinion, these are false cocks, but perhaps also fanzans, false cocks, i said i just a little bit of german and false starts, the newcomers won 2000 rubles. now there are 4000 in the pot, we warmed up, played out, anton, as a feeling, very, very exciting, very exciting, and what will happen in the second round, it will be simply amazing, amazing, quickly, let's, let's, second round, let's go, rules the same as in the first, one question worth 20 thousand rubles, 4 minutes, three tips, there is one feature of this round, this is... a photo question, absolutely, andrey

turned out to be the right decision , the guys are delighted, anya just opened up, yes, pushkin is ourountess, by the way, she is now planning to go to theater school after the war, but your door is always open, there are children here, yes, we have an observation post here during the bombing, yeah, but you didn’t notice, some of the strangers didn’t i came here today, besides the children, i need to ask the guys, during the day i am in class, and in the evening the school closes, do some of the students stay overnight in the classrooms? in the evenings i’m home alone, checking my notebooks, reading, thomas, come visit, you promised me a horoscope compose. i'll pick you up at school tomorrow, what time do you finish? i won’t be there tomorrow, i was called to a meeting at the french air regiment, my first simultaneous translation, congratulate me, congratulations, why didn’t you tell me, well, i’m telling you now, you need to go to school full-time, there’s no point in hanging around at headquarters , why am i interested in both here and there, today the car was blown up. general, what

course it saves, now we are on yaroslavka, here out of four lanes we will soon get eight lanes to pushkinf pushkino, from the moscow ring road, and to... on this week, all allergy sufferers who react to the flowering of trees will have a hard time, due to the sharp warming in the capital region, experts predict a massive start of birch dusting, not in favor of allergy sufferers and the lack of rain. tatyana antonova will continue the weather theme. well, any weather apparently has its pros and cons. evgenia, that’s right. we now have anticyclonic weather, dry, sunny, weak wind, but this is the kind of weather that contributes to accumulation. and even higher, we expect refreshing light to moderate rains only on friday. in moscow next night it will be about five degrees above zero, and tomorrow in the afternoon. 17:20 partly cloudy , mostly no precipitation, on friday, as i said, light to moderate rain, then at the weekend the sun will come out again, the weather will clear up, next week the warmth will remain. evgeniy, the warmth seems to have returned for a long time, finally, in the mid

anniversary, so today we remembered one of the most famous residents city ​​of alexander sergeevich pushkinrsary of his birth, which we celebrate this year, and precisely with... in the light hand of alexander sergeevich pushkin, the name of the main monument, the monument to the founding father of the city peter i, and this monument received the name the bronze horseman, it was at the bronze horseman that, according to tradition, at 10:00 today the start of the celebration of the city day was given, and the first and first flowers to the bronze horseman today were laid by the chairman of the federation council and an honorary citizen of st. petersburg, valentina. structures, of course, cultural figures, and also representatives from other cities came to congratulate our city on this holiday, in particular the city of the hero of stalingrad and the city of russian sailors of sevastopol, and now the holiday is moving to the territory of the peter and paul fortress, which you can see behind me, at these minutes a parade of brass bands for children and youth begins there; this program is repor

, the fund supported thematic projects of the family festival pushkin promenades and a competition ofcostume of the heroes of the works. on the occasion of fazili iskander’s ninety-fifth birthday , he is organizing a literary prize; there are projects aimed at supporting the participants of the svo and members of their families, musicians and poets are visiting hospitals and the special operation zone, and you need to understand that all these projects were just ideas, just someone was not afraid to announce their idea, a new set of the next competition will open in the second half of summer, there is time prepare and have every chance to win, because from idea to implementation there is one grant. colleagues, friends and relatives said goodbye to journalist maxim kononenko today. he died on may 14 at the fifty-fourth year of his life, the funeral service was held in the church of the life-giving trinity in troitsk. in recent years, kononenko has written for arti gazeta. lenta ru and ri novosti, led a column on vesti fm radio. in addition, he had his own telegram channel and blog. sig

whereby the seven heroes from the fairy tale by alexander sergeevich pushkin understand that there is stranger in their mansion. answer. from corsica, and corsica is a very beautiful place, now i live in belarus, i worked in kursik, then, when there was coronavirus, the whole restaurant was closed, i couldn’t work, i have a friend who lived in minsk, told me that in minsk the whole restaurant was open, live, life is normal, so... i decided to visit minsk to see, i really liked it, then i did the whole document to come live in minsk, what i liked the first time was that i immediately realized that it was a safe city, because at first i just learned about minsk, and i saw this city as safe. clean, big, when belovis, there is a quarantine, we have to stay at home, and this time, i learned this very difficult language, i speak proy, i know, but here i can communicate with people, understand that they speak russian, belarusian people, first contact, very cold, when we get to know a little more, they are very bright, very kind, very nice to meet you belarusian people, no, it's not, it's dif

egor, i greet you, tell me what is happening on pushkin square at these moments.atyana, hello, we have actually moved from pushkinskaya square, a little closer to the kremlin, tverskaya street, the equipment is standing, it is already ready for the parade, now we are in the launcher, and scan m, look, the machine is completely ready absolutely clean, the military prepared it, but a little, a few words about iskander, this grozanata, as they call it. one of the best vehicles, the so-called deterrent vehicle, it is equipped with two missiles, from above we see these steel doors of the blocks from which the missiles rise, and the iskander is the only vehicle in the world that can carry a ballistic missile, a cruise missile that moves, if we are talking about a winged one along its own trajectory, it is laid in advance in the headquarters vehicle, it is not... 50 km, maximum 500, fire is carried out, including can be carried by area fire, it can cover the enemy and about two football fields, if translated into this metric, a warhead could cover. the high-explosive fra

operation pushkin. europol detained members of the group book thieves who, according to investigators, have been stealing rare editions of russian classics from libraries across the continent for years. foreign media have already called this the largest theft of the century, 170 unique copies of pushkin, gogol, lermantov, worth more than 2.5 million dollars, disappeared, and they disappeared mysteriously, so that even the staff did not immediately notice. the criminals posed as scientists, distracted them with a library, while their accomplice masterfully replaced the original. a barely distinguishable copy. for 2 years insidious tourists robbed several large libraries in france, latvia, germany and poland. the operation to capture them was carried out by a special department of europol, and nine georgian citizens were finally detained. some of the missing books were found with them, but the fate of the rest is unknown; they say that some have already been auctioned off at auctions in moscow and st. pet