pushkin writes an article. john tanner, dedicated to a work of art, where he accuses democracy in america, was amazed to see democracy in its disgusting cynicism, in its cruel prejudices, in its intolerable tyranny, everything noble, selfless, everything that elevates the human soul, suppressed by inexorable egoism and passion for contentment, in brackets comfort in english, and he writes about picture of the united states, which was held up as an example, and he writes that in this sense it contradicts not... such an image of the united states as an abode of freedom, but at the same time again it is necessary to pay attention that the text is censored, yes, when he writes about the fact that on the part of the managers of timidity of servility. talent out of respect for equality, are forced into voluntary astrocy, well and so on and so forth, when he writes about the genealogy of persecution in a people who do not have nobility and so on, here there is a hint at russia, of course, aesopian language, here we ne

the cane's handle, but nevertheless it is of course a remarkable object, if alexander sergeevich pushkin believed that ... has such a color of diluted wine, as the greeks drank, and as if it was such a talisman of people who did not become drunkards, so i will say, and pushkin in general avoided this, so to speak, habit, which was characteristic. provincial gentry, although he was noticed in carousing, in his youth, but who didn’t drink, so to speak, but in principle he didn’t become a drunkard, in mikhailovskoye we remember, great-uncle, there in petrovsky, yes, he had a smoked plant , he lured, that is, his great -nephew, that is, for a glass of ala, all this is known, yes, when they met, he brought him a serious glass, pushkin drank without wincing. than he greatly lent, as pushkin writes old, that is, that he recognized him, well and the most famous, that is, as in our look, a cane is an iron, iron cane, an iron stick, but in principle there is a way to tell such a story with these, that canes, besides the fact that it was an attribute of the 19th century, each, so to speak, respecta

today we are talking about alexander sergeevich pushkin.ith the authorities were not very good for alexander sergeevich, starting from childhood. as he writes in one of his letters to his wife: i saw three tsars. the first, he means paul, ordered to take off my cap, scolded for me my nanny, the second, alexander the first, did not favor me, the third, although he sent me to prison in my old age, but i do not want to exchange him for the fourth, do not look for a good thing, well , it seems like a joke, but as they say, in every joke there is a grain of a joke, well, as for pavel, there is nothing special to say, i considered him a sly and hypocritical person, and as for the victory over napoleon, he has a phrase: accidentally warmed by glory, you can argue with pushkin's position on this matter, but one way or another the attitude towards alexander the first was exactly like that, with nicholas i everything is much more complicated, because in addition to the personality of nicholas i himself, nikolai pavlovich. their capitals, but also inv

alexander sergeevich pushkin, like alexander sergeevich pushkin, learns to shoot, so that at the rightf anything, he can be ready. my name is alexander sergeevich pushkin, i am a full namesake of the great poet. it seems to me that when i had a little father, his parents, everyone around him knew that he would have a son , aleksanderge. we disassembled machine guns for speed there on the life safety course, well , the first time i didn't know, i also heard that you can shoot at plates, the first time i participated in competitions, they assembled, i shot, i liked it, i started going there every week to shoot, you can draw a parallel between my love for shooting and pushkin, pushkin also, apparently, loved to shoot, but he was not very good at it it worked out, that's why i'm studying to be better than pushkin, b, give it to him! another of my favorite hobbies is motorcycling, this is my first motorcycle, let 's start it, today is my parents' pearl wedding, it's 30 years since they got married, now i want to go congratulate them, before that i'll stop by, buy them flowers. hello, hello,

petersburg, there was even such an opinion after, so to speak, when pushkin was gone, that if sobolevsky, here there would be no duels, he would have stopped all this, but to say does not mean to do, let's say, yes, sobolevsky served in the morkov archive in khakhlov lane, this house, by the way, the old chambers are still preserved, and venevitina served there in the moscow archive of foreign affairs, according to legend, this is the archival youth, the famous term that we know, yes from pushkin, it was supposedly invented by sobolevsky, maybe, but pushkin made him famous anyway , made him famous, who would have known? what sobolevsky said, made a joke, everyone forgot, pushkin, evgenia negina, the archival youth are looking at tanya choporon in a crowd, and about her between they say unfavorably, pushkin glorified sovalevsky too, well, as in general the whole world of all that, that world. countess trastopchina, evdokia petrovna, she remarkably testified, an unknown author of well-known epigrams, so, i also looked at these pigrams, that is, i was considered a wit, a wit, in fact a mons

well, sergei mikhailovich and i, when we meet, often tell you about pushkin.exception, but we somehow noticed that we usually, well, we need to show some illustrations, naturally, we usually show such classic canonical portraits of his kapensky, tropinin. here, but today we consulted and decided that we need to make such an unusual show and surprise you with unusual portraits, we will start with a remarkable, in my opinion, work by pyotr konchelovsky, it has two names: pushkin mikhailovsky, pushkin composing poetry, but there are also two images, both of these images are in the funds of the all-russian pushkin museum, to be more precise. then in our funds there is this very painting by the artist pyotr petrovich konchalovsky, we we see pushkin here at the moment of creative inspiration, and he is covered with this blanket, which looks a little like a tiger skin, and it would seem that this is how it was intended from the very beginning, but in our archives there is another photograph, a photograph of the first version of this painting, here... in this photogra

, but pushkin did not give up, pushkin did not give up, so this story is connected with pushkin's watchique thing, it is in st. petersburg, in the all-russian pushkin museum, yes, this watch, pushkin got this... let's get married, good afternoon, today the grooms are anton, alexander and sergey, and our bride is irina. irina is 33 years old, in order to destroy her marriage, her mother-in-law used several forbidden methods at once, got her own son drunk and brought a pretty neighbor into the house. irina is a saleswoman in an adult goods store, buys new toys for the christmas tree every year, loves ironing clothes and re-watching the movie titanic. is proud that she has lost 30 kg, dreams of paying off her mortgage, warns that she is fighting for the right to live with son. irina will marry the owners of a brutal profession and a hairy chest, who will give her all the salary and will not be afraid to conclude a marriage contract. hello, girls, without collusion, just an absolutely girly program. larisa. rozochka, god, how happy i am to be in your circle , thank you, i dreamed of just be

the hand of venevitinov, a four-handed karkovyak, and i was then working on the project of the new pushkin prize, and we actually performed this korkovyak and thus officialized it. this unexpected find, 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 genishta, whose works were heard and even staged on the stage of the bolshoi theater, such teachers and such worthy students, by the way, genishta brought him a love for beethoven, and he considered him a philosopher, music. consequences, well, and as for dmitry's musical compositions, his friends said that they wanted to publish his poetic experiments along with them and musical works, so perhaps it really is there will still be new finds, work is underway, well yes, that means people are debating, this is called scientific work, but the main thing is if there is a find, there will be debaters, as we know. he was a handsome young man, romantic, enthusiastic, and we know that he spent the summer in this estate named nazhivotinaya

the pushkin card program will be extended.thorities will continue funding of this project. money will be allocated for it after 2025. so, let me remind you, the program was launched on the initiative of the president on september 1, 2021, to attract the attention of young people to cultural life in russia. it should be noted that it quickly became popular among russians; during the existence of the project , more than 10 million people have applied for the pushkin card, and almost 9 million young people have already used it, because the card allows you to visit museums, theaters, cinemas, exhibitions, conservatories and philharmonic societies free of charge at the expense of the federal budget. k about 12,000 cultural facilities have joined the program. but in turn, the state duma deputies propose to expand the pushkin card. these data indicate the unequivocal success of the program, that our youth needs it now, and the kids are happy to visit museums, theaters, exhibitions, and cinemas. moreover, it is necessary to expand the

, yes, he said the famous thing that pushkin should have married shchogolev for all our further pushkinstudies, then he would not have been killed in a duel, then he would have lived there for many years, would have written many more things, no, pasternak writes, natalya nikolaevna was an ideal wife, and pushkin knew who he loved, who he married, that is, he took pushkin's wife under his protection, you took exactly the same under the protection of maria alexanna, whom i, by the way, personally. unfortunately did not know, and you, probably, were familiar with her, right? well, for a very short time, it was already close to her, so to speak, departure, death, but yes, yes, i was at her house once, she made an impression, of course, the only one, he did not have other women in his life, that's the feeling, as they trace, somehow such hints and options, including in this book of memoirs of contemporaries in the materials of the biography, here few people know. that she from in general from year to year, for many years, when offered platonov's publication to publishing houses, she insisted

direct heir, pushkin did not object, he appeared there again , played by sergei kayumovich shakurov,ho actually became the core. in this trilogy, in the first film he played ozhatov, in the second - a literature teacher, in the third pushkin alexander sergeevich, well, you can imagine what a horror it would be if the terribly spiritual pushkin sat on the odessa beach next to a terribly spiritual girl, and he - instead of this pushkin walked along the beach, kicked a tin can and said: "gutsaev is passing on the right flank, passes back to chvadze, chivadze to gavrilov, gavrilov to buryak". a blow, a goal, pure delirium. for a modern viewer, of course, these names will not mean anything, but this was the main composition of the then soviet national football team, in the mouth of alexander sergeyevich pushkin, it all sounded absolutely gorgeous, very sharply nullifying all the superfluous, unnecessary pathos. at the end of this trilogy, solovyov already actually felt like an accomplished classic, he had already become a national one. russia, he was already a laureate of all sorts of awa

from which we drew christianity was unclean, and they talk here about byzantium, pushkin objects, ohfriend, wasn't jesus christ himself born a jew, and wasn't jerusalem the first among the gentiles, the gospel from this, is it any less amazing, we took the gospel and tradition from the greeks, but the spirit of childish pettiness, but not the spirit of childish pettiness and word-squabbling, that is , he also denies chiadaev the rightness, and he did not limit himself to criticizing chiadaev. pre-petrine history. and he writes: " as for our historical insignificance, i absolutely cannot agree with you. the warriors of oleg and svyatoslav, even the feuds between appanages. isn't this the life full of seething imagination of ardent and aimless activity that distinguishes the youth of all peoples. the tatar invasion is a sad and great spectacle. the awakening of russia, the development of its power, its movement toward unity, toward russian unity, of course. both ivans, the majestic drama that began in uglich. is all this really not history, but just a pale one?" there is such a point o

, because we see how the poem is written before our eyes, imagine that we would have a text where pushkined how he writes, i remember a wonderful moment or i erected a monument to myself not man-made, nabokov has all this, let's listen to vladimir vladimirovich, i am still far from ... he caught this rhythm, thank you, fatherland, and for the pure and some kind of gift, you are like madness, tatata, the sound is recognized, i actually don't need it now, life flared up from the rhyme, the rhyme itself fell away, thank you, russia for the pure, the second adjective, i did not have time to discern at this. flash, but it's a pity, happy, sleepless, winged, for the pure winged gift, continues he write, winged, winged winged, where is this roman from, calves and armor? "no, no, everything flew away, i did not have time to hold on, when he went to bed, only thoughts began to settle down for the night and the heart to plunge into the snow of sleep, he always experienced interruptions, falling asleep. fyodor konstantinovich risked repeating to himself the unfinished verses, just to once again rejo

we will not have pushkin monuments and lermantov streets.understand that you are completely destroying our common cultural space even to the depth of 200-300 years there, when we did not have such mutual rejection of some of your cultural values. this one they absolutely do not stop, no, we go further, we do not have absolutely everything, we will conquer you and name everything, we will kill everyone, and those whom we do not kill, we will drive through the filtration camps and, so to speak, let's force you to pass pushkin and lermantov in these filtering schools there, read borodino, well, by the way, it's good, if it's on tone god's will, they wouldn't have given moscow, well... they wouldn't have handed it over to the judges if it wasn't god's will, but on the other hand, it's also, well, we understand that this is a very serious parallel, yes, because napoleon gave moscow took, took and burned, took and burned and... and so to speak, i think that no architectural monument was harmed, relatively speaking, well, i'm joking, but it is abou

we will not have pushkin monuments and lermantov streets. that you are completely destroying ours. common cultural space even to the depth there for 200-300 years, when we did not have such a mutual lack of acceptance of your cultural values, they absolutely do not stop, no, we go further, we do not absolutely, we conquer you and we will kill you all, and those whoever we do not kill, we will drive through the filtration camps, so to speak, and we will force pushkin and lermantov to be handed over to these filtration camps. no, it is not god's will, but on the other hand, it is also, well, we understand that this is a very serious parallel, yes, because napoleon took moscow, took it and burned it, took it and burned it, and so to speak, i think that not a single architectural monument was harmed, relatively speaking, well, i'm joking, but it's about the fact that it is so... the depth of strategic damage and strategic strategic stability, so we understand, that in the case of kurshchyna, it is not even a suja, it is the city of kurchatov, it

chudetskaya, with her help , a great gift came to the pushkin museum this year, this is her portraite there, like this the self-absorption of the model, such meditative, absolutely iconography, it is characteristic of almost all portraits of this period, and of course, this became weisberg’s trademark, again, i urge everyone to look with their own eyes, because here it is not visible of that picturesque richness and absolutely perfect. therefore, in his search, therefore , this kind of unpretentious name is very accurate, and what chudetskaya came up with, it basically explains the whole of weisberg, his path from color to light through this chromatic layout through complex dialogue, introspection, he was constantly engaged in self-reflection, he for he wrote down his fortunes, he carefully documented what he was doing, what he planned to do, all these materials they...

, and pushkin dedicated a whole series of very famous lines to him, right back in the alexander era,continued, so to speak, this friendship lasted, here are the famous ones, let's say lines that are dedicated to chiodaev, pushkin's, christomatina's, comrade believe, she will come, the star of captivating happiness, russia will rise from the foundations of the block of autocracy our names will be written, this is just one of the dedications, so to speak, to chiodaev, actually a message to chaadaev, yes, here, speaking about the resignation, there is a mysterious story with the resignation, which was discussed by the resignation of chiodaev, it was discussed then in society very strongly, because chiodaev was, despite his youth, many lances were broken among researchers, among those, among contemporaries, regarding the reasons for the resignation, there were rumors, one of the rumors was that he was supposedly so concerned about his toilets that he was late, and he was sent there in connection with the news of the uprising of the semenovsky regiment, and he went to alexander, who at th

play lidin, yes, but also a little pushkin, himself, yes, that is, you are like pushkin, well, a littlees, in general, introduces the author, in three sisters there is also chekhov, who are present there all the time, they scolded him a lot for this at the beginning, why, what is it, well, although the characters interact with the author, at some point irina beats him up, and he writes her fate, well, like god, here he composes our life, at some point we say, well, for some reason, why, for what? right, everything is correct, and also the characters, they say to chekhov: why? what have you done? why are you torturing us like this? it was funny there, to be honest, i don’t know if people understood it or not, but it was very cool. petrovich composed, pushkin composed. petrovich and pushkin - this is a special story in general, because we even called, not that we called, but we believed that they were probably brothers, because petronovich treated pushkin, he adored him, and i don’t know that, probably, he loved nothing more than pushkin. as pushkin, but sometimes we leafed through it, we

is not putin, pushkin knew russian better psychology for you and me, he is, after all , the russian not remember such a wording in world literature. when a man asks a woman to cheat on him, because he wants to be cheated on, because he has no other way out, he needs to be cheated on, so that he does some idiotic act, it would not be he who is guilty, but she, because he is happy to this, he needs it, putin is that, he treats the west like a pushkin hero, to this woman in some high society salon, yes, well, but the key story is how we will be, as much as we can. that is, our intra-ukrainian concept of what is called, i don’t know, a modern national idea, it is already maturing, that is, it has been formulated and we are starting to go, so we understand that relations will be quite difficult now, that is, tactical processes, there are practical processes, when we talk, for example, there about the case of the russian orthodox church in ukraine, and it will not only be about this, but we see that gradually what was once called nationalism, i.e. and... and now this is not enough of what

what a horror it would be if the terribly spiritual pushkin sat on the odessa beach next to a terribly spiritual girl, and instead pushkin walked along the beach, kicked a tin can and said: "gutsaev passes along the right flank, gives back to chevadze, chivadze to gavrilov, gavrilov buryaku, strike - goal, gray delirium". for a modern viewer, of course, these names will not mean anything, but this was the main cast. and he actually became the forerunner of modern kazakh cinema, because on the advice of the then chairman of the state cinema of kazakhstan alzhas suleimenov, he took a kazakh workshop for himself, he just in the mid -eighties came to the main godfather of kazakhstan dinmukhamed akhmedovich kunayev and offered to recruit a kazakh course with one 40 braids in 3 days anyway we will not collect, we will collect, and you can help me with one matter, yes, even in all, and so votkin himself will give everything, all we have to do is take the money, well, leave unnoticed, cool, he is inciting you to a wedge for what reason, let him do what he wants, if only the stalemate would hel

, a part of odessa, belongs to the world, to the unesco world heritage list, and if they now take pushkin and demolish it in odesa, then it will be done not that odesa, not that one. architecture, and now they will take pushkin because of this, turn him out, after the awarded zhvanetsky, who lived and died in moscow, pretending that he was an eternal odessan, came only to odessa, makes jokes and takes money awarded by putin, he also really wants bunin , and many people want him, but he says that these renamings will negatively affect the outstanding university. the real value of odessa and these parts, well, he doesn’t just say that, that is, if he would show his rusomir simply position in the form of it seems to me that this is one thing, he will act within the framework of the appeal, he will try to stop the process, there is no mention of any algorithms, how to do it, but there is already a statement, because now i will quote, i hope that i will quote. it is about the fact that odessa is not the same anymore, and it is necessary to roll back completely, take some measures, in his opini

way, well , of course i would like to get the help of such a holy man, but i think that after all pushkinut alexander sergeevich still, in his work he reacted vividly to these or other striking events in his life, but saint philaret left his mark. still, do you think it’s worth or not worth seeing some kind of sad symbolism here, and not in the fact that it didn’t happen. so, i’m just your first question i remember the influence of st. seraphim on russian culture, can our culture, the culture of the 19th century there, be called seraphim’s, but unfortunately, it seems to me that our literature was largely divorced, of course, from church life, and if... clergy appeared on the pages of the works of classics, then often, of course, in such a satirical form, as in the same pushkin in about the pope and the bulldozer workers, yes, well, and not only there, probably the most ecclesiastical in this sense is liskov, or something, in this galaxy, well, again there with with with some reservations, although schmemann writes that the most accurate description, oddly enough, turns out to be the czec

come on, and no one agreed about it at the time, come on, well, so it’s the same, again , this is pushkinis not difficult to deceive me, because i myself want to be deceived, this is the relationship between people in russia, i think that this is absolutely accurate formula, after all, there is no need to doubt that pushkin is not putin, he knew russian psychology better than you and i, he is , after all, the russian national poet, i do not... remember such and such a formulation in world literature, when a man asks a woman to cheat on him, because he wants to be cheated on, because he has no other choice, he needs to be cheated on, so that he does some idiotic act, it would not be he who is guilty, but she, because he is happy to this, he needs it, putin, that's what he is treats the event as pushkin's hero treats this woman in some high society salon. yes, well, but the key story is how we will do it, as far as we have the strength, that is, our intra-ukrainian concept of what is called, i don’t know, a modern national idea, it is already maturing, that is, it has been formulated and we

at the end of his life, odaev was somewhat offended by the fact that the first biographers of pushkingot about him friendship with alexander sergeevich, he generally considered his friendship with pushkin to be his happiest years, probably, judging by his letters, yes, he considered it no less, probably even more valuable than the philosophical letters he wrote. yes, one more thing, a lot of thoughts are scattered throughout the letters, just like you're talking about letters, so here's another thing... perhaps, perhaps, although i repeat that as a result, yes, it was a kind of intellectual provocation, it served as an impetus for the development of russian, so to speak, thought, political, social and so on further, because this sharpness, especially, yes, not only the text itself, not the idea itself, even this was a kind of blow to the gut, yes, without this astrata. maybe there would not have been such an effect, but the idea itself, and the fact that it was expressed so sharply, it led to the fact that our people, well, thinking people, for the first time they thought about the or

why pushkin is important here is because pushkin considered this event as one of the key events in the of the 16th century. pushkin , of course, had a very serious historical sense. and this event shook russia and became, on the one hand, a reason for further reforms. and on the other hand, of course, a reason to tighten the screws and finally abandon many. this is a separate topic, but i would still note, well just briefly, literally in a nutshell, well , the fact that the rebel... undoubtedly, the fact that, first, the pugachevites drowned in blood, so to speak, many landowners, then the landowners drowned in blood, many rebels, this is a fact, and this is a terrible story, but it is also curious, what, actually, what goals did pugachev pursue, well, yes, at first, actually, the idea was simple, to loot more, then with this... the loot to go to turkey, let's say, but then a different geography and other intentions appeared, this is very curious, because the idea of ​​going to the capital to petersburg had already arisen, and if we sum up some separate manifestos, because there is no

least until the 17th year, but students in the schools of soviet russia taught lermontov, taught pushkinut... georgia, which flourished under the price of friendly bayonets, about polish the uprising, the dispute of the slavs among themselves, and the best russian poets wrote this, in beautiful words, in beautiful works, with landscapes, i would say, of those countries that were conquered by the russian army, be it in the caucasus, be it in poland, be it in ukraine, some of the best ukrainian landscapes were created by pushkin in the poem. mazepa, which is essentially an imperial myth about mazepa and thus a response to byron's fascination. and on the other hand, there were students of schools of soviet ukraine. we taught all this in schools, from moldovan to finnish, in all languages ​​everything is silent. choreki saklya, everything is yours. i remember it from my childhood. and that, i would say, could create an anti-imperial narrative. and pavlo grabovskyi, and ivan franko, and lesya. all these poets were anti-imperial at a time when their russian contemporaries, one might say, the b

table, yes, here is the pushkin table, i have this pushkin table, in short, the pushkin table, i latercuments, 19th century, karelian birch, my god, this table was made many years after pushkin died, supposedly on this table, well, an antique table. small, pushkin wrote evgenia onegina, that was also, that's a legend, yes, that's about the table, yes, and about the diamonds catherine the second, maybe without diamonds, but definitely not at a loss, elizaveta solovieva got real estate in moscow, a dacha in peredelkino and an apartment in paris, which her father never managed to move into. well, he finally got this apartment in paris, and you know, i didn't have time to live there, and the only time when the bear began to pity me. he had just completed the paperwork, returned to moscow, planning to come there to live in the summer, he died in may, on may 30. that's how empty the apartment was in paris, and his little beret was hanging, he wore a beret over his coat, this little beret on a hook, a moment of pity for his former lover will quickly pass on frankly admits that he will never b

and remember alisan sergeevich pushkin, who wrote these lines at the age of 35: it's time, my friend,s time, the heart asks for peace, days fly by, every hour takes away a piece of existence, and you and i together assume to live. and look, i'll just die, didn't pushkin live for himself, creating his great works, including these strict ones, because living for oneself, it turned out that he lives for entire generations, and for centuries, well, okay, look, for example, students who study to be obstetricians and gynecologists are taught to perform abortions in the sixth year of their sub-internship, this is a mandatory stage of training. right, because there are circumstances in which they must be able to do everything, but with all that , it seems to me that in the same academies there could be courses that teach a doctor to try to help a woman save the fetus, and not just help get rid of it, because if this there probably wouldn't be statistics like, for example, that in 30 years since 1991 , 50 million abortions were performed in state medical institutions alone, think about this fi

is determined by the quantity and quality of pleasures in this life. remember aleksandr sergeevich pushkin, who wrote these lines at the age of 35: it's time, my friend, it's time, the heart asks for peace, days fly by, every hour takes away a piece of existence, and you and i together assume to live, and look, we'll just die, didn't pushkin live for... everything, but with all that, it seems to me that in the same academies there may be courses that teach a doctor to try to help a woman to preserve the fetus, and not just help get rid of it, because if it were, there probably wouldn't be statistics like, for example, that in the 30 years since 1991 alone... what the great dmitry mendeleev said, who was involved not only in chemistry but also in demography, he predicted that by the year 2000 there should be at least 600 million citizens in russia, he died in 1907, i couldn't imagine that just 13 years later, in 2002 , abortions would be allowed, from this year to 1991, 180 million would be put to death, plus their children, and how many of them could there have been? is this information in

, idiot, pushkin, great, pushkin, good, igor, now i'll show you the pedakol of the gun, so don't touchi’m going to kill you now, i’m, i’m, i’m going to praise your clinic on the internet, you’ll remember it for a long time, clearly, hurray, hurray, we won, what are you talking about, well now i know for sure, that you love me, okay, forgive me, let's go home, oh, you change clothes, i have chicken in the refrigerator, no, no, i'm going to the country. how to go to the dacha? well, i need to think, it’s just that our relationship, it seems to me, requires rethinking, i need time, sorry, igor, igor! it wasn’t some kind of renovation, but a whole adventure, i’ll tell my mother everything, not even i believe that everything worked out, matvey, it seems like you have some paint left here, let’s go, i ’ll take it off you, and then you’ll go home, and it’s time for me too, lyuba, thank you very much for your help, matvey, i’ll be back soon. reed, give me your hand, here are the second keys to my apartment, and i ask you very much, violate mine as often as possible. territory, i solemnly promi

, by the way, before demolishing the monument itself, you see, right now... there is a quote from pushkin there, it is from yevgeny onegin, there are these lines, they were translated into ukrainian: tear me down, tear me down , well, in principle, they fulfilled the will of the russian poet, but what to do? mr. serhiy, thank you very much for the conversation, serhiy sizonenko was with us, a deputy of the odesa district council, we may have joked a little, well, how is this odesa, well, of course, odesa is the capital of humor, and even pushkin is in odesa, he is such a cheerful person with feelings there. humor with a sense of self-irony, which is called well , you had it, you know, it's gone, it was and it is, it has become, i like it more, dear friends, first of all, good morning to all those whom i have not yet greeted, thank you you are with us, you watch the espresso channel, you can also join us on youtube and leave there are your likes or likes or likes, how do you like it there, leave a thumbs up, it's a small thing... a little thing, but it does a big, big deal, if there are a

idiot, pushkin, yes, great, pushkin, okay, come on, igor, now i’ll show you pushkin’s flow, so don’tmber it for a long time, clearly, hurray, hurray, we won, what are you talking about, well, now i know for sure that you love me, okay. well, forgive me, let's go home, and you change clothes, there i have chicken in the refrigerator, no, no, i’m going to the dacha, as if to the dacha, well... “i need to think, it’s just that our relationship, it seems to me, requires rethinking, i need time, sorry, igor, igor, it was some kind of not a renovation, but a whole adventure." i’ll tell my mom everything, i can’t even believe that everything worked out, matvey, it looks like you have some paint left here, let’s go and get it off you, and then you’ll go home, and it’s time for me too, lyuba, thank you very much for your help, matvey , i'll come soon, "you know, i still wanted to ask you, no, can i be the first, can i be the first to decide to ask, and you won’t answer why i wanted to ask the question, will you give me another chance, if you tell me why you decided to help me, because..." "he

russia with whom he became close, it was just alexander sergeevich pushkin, and pushkin dedicated a whole very famous lines to him, right back in the alexander era, yes , no, well, he continued further, so to speak, this friendship, it lasted, here are the famous, let's say, lines that are dedicated just chaodaev, pushkin, christomathy, comrade believe, she will come, the star of captivating happiness, russia will rise. that allegedly he was so concerned about his toilets that he was late, and he was sent there in connection with the news of the uprising of the semenovsky regiment, and he went to alexander, who at that time was outside the borders of russia as a courier who was supposed to report the uprising of the semenovsky regiment, in which, in which his friends the decembrists did not take part, but the future decembrists, but who were actually accused of this, they were then sent to different troops, although this uprising was connected with a very simple... thing uh to

didn't pushkin live for himself, creating his great works, including these strict ones?se living for himself, it turned out that he lives for entire generations, and for centuries. well, okay, look, for example, students who are studying to be obstetricians and gynecologists are taught to perform abortions in the sixth year of their residency, this is a mandatory stage of training, absolutely right, because there are circumstances in which they must be able to do everything, but with all that it seems to me that in the same. there may be courses that teach a doctor to try to help a woman save the fetus, and not just help get rid of it, because if this were the case, there probably would not be such statistics as, for example, that in 30 years since 1991, only in state medical institutions, 50 million abortions were performed, think about this figure, from 1920, when abortions were allowed until 1991, according to very rough estimates , 180 million unborn children were killed, think about these figures, remember that said the great dmitry mendeleyev, who was engaged not o

fairy tales, moreover, that pushkin visited simbirsk in 833. here is our bride will be the swan princesssite, what are you, buyan island, dad, well i really like it, well please, i beg you, let's do as they suggested, i beg you, thank you, in that case vlad is in charge, because he has the most contacts in this city, and you will help, okay, okay, vlad is delayed at his new job, that they took him, of course they took him, well god willing, god willing, today we will celebrate in an intimate environment, i bought lace underwear, you'd better buy him something to eat, mom, well, forever, oh, i need to put flowers, but these are not flowers, this is romance, today i have the highest chances to get pregnant. by the way, are you going home? well , i definitely won't hold candelabra for you. i fried cutlets there, and you'll cook the pasta yourself, mother never listens, alone. i have romance on my mind, that's it, i won't interfere, bye-bye, the day that went down in our history, belarus became a full member of the sco, the documents were signed at the summit. nuclear technologies and produc

didn't pushkin live for himself, creating his... great works, including these strict ones, because livingned out that he lives for entire generations, and for centuries, well, okay, look, for example, students who are studying to be obstetricians and gynecologists, they are taught to perform abortions in the sixth year of sub-residency, this is a mandatory stage of training, absolutely right, because there are circumstances in which they must be able to do everything, but with everything... and dmitry mendeleyev, who was engaged not only in chemistry but also in demography, he predicted that by the year 2000 there should be at least 600 million citizens in russia, he died in 1907, i could not imagine that in just 13 years, in the twentieth year , abortions would be allowed, from this year to ninety-one , 180 million would be killed, plus their children, and how many great regiments could there be among them? a woman who came in, a sudden birth, premature pregnancy, she is from central asia, so she does not have any compulsory medical insurance, insurance policy and all that, she was not r

in my life there were no such drafts that papers were carried out of the apartment, already in the pushkin house museum i i saw the same lion, and they told me that it was from the thirties of the xix century, and it inspires me, sometimes we alternate, i wave my hand at him so slightly, here he waves his tail. the desktop pier of the writer evgeny vodolaskin, like the embankment near the pushkin house or the descent to the water near the palace bridge, st. petersburg favors representatives of the cat family, it is not proper for locals to scratch the backs of bronze and stone lions, but to stroke the side of a fluffy cat, for example, in the anna akhmatova museum is good form, in honor of the beloved joseph brodsky's cats, the regular pets are all red, and... they also offer to touch the wall dedicated to the poet with metaphorical reliefs. having touched the asphalt of the new building, the granite embankments, the vruschatka of the historical center, the fearless conqueror of sidewalks and escalators, he went to give an evening lecture on the aromas of the fountain house. i don't like o

rgali then pushkin's house, the family archive, and there it was also necessary to dig through these very publications supposedly being prepared there, that is, in order to verify a special textual one, as if certified by himself. because, well, he was not repressed, yes, he was not arrested, although, although in fact, it is of course amazing that he was not arrested, especially considering that almost all the police officers who worked under his leadership in voronezh, they all went to prison at the end of the twenties, that's the obvious way, he was the only one who wasn't touched, it's just that he went to moscow and in some sense got lost, but it happened in the very same year when he was scolded for the chronicle in the prog, because... in my opinion, not a single soviet writer was scolded, that's how much fury stalin spread around himself and which his subordinates saluted, that barrage of crazy criticism that was poured on platonov, that he was very hard pressed, he was actually thrown out of literary life for two years and a half, in a sense his happiness was that he said ab

left for siberia, leaving a small child, yes, he died soon after all, it was alexander sergeevich pushkinnes, in a radiance of joyful peace at the throne of the eternal creator, with a smile he looks into earthly exile, blesses his mother and prays for his father, well, in general... the rings started to do, then they started, i have a feeling, they started to do it on some kind of industrial scale, because they had to send it to relatives, friends, so to remind, they made a necklace, they made a necklace, they poured out crosses, there is a portrait of sergei grigorievich volkonsky, here he is too irkutsk, forty-fifth year, here is a portrait of maria nikolaevna, polkonskaya roevskaya, also the same time, wonderful, portraits of their children, excellent, everything is excellent, arsem, only an umbrella is missing, he wrote very tender letters to his sister, he was interested in natalya pototskaya, how was she, what, and she died in 1930, he didn’t know about it, after that he still wrote, which means he wrote and was sad, that’s the story, and at the same time he began to write anti-gov

pushkin arts, dedicated to the western european landscape of the 19th century. the exhibition includes paintings by gustave courbet, charles francois de bigny, giacinto gigante and other masters. a total of 37 works demonstrating the formation and development of a new figurative language of landscape painting. a capella musical by evgeny zagott. anniversary of the artist viktor ivanovich ivanov is taking place in the benois wing of the russian museum. the exhibition includes works by one of the brightest representatives of the severe style, who continues to actively work to create new works dedicated to. the russian hinterland. the salzburg festival continues to premiere mozart's opera don giovanni directed by romeo castellucci and performed by the utopia orchestra and choir. among the soloists are dmitry ulyanov, nadezhda pavlova, julian prigardian, musical director and conductor teodor kurenzis. the exhibition udry dozing fables, hunting, competitions is open in the chantilly castle. the theme of which was the work of the french painter, draftsman and engraver

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, in fact, to the hand of venevitinov, a four-handed karkovyak, and i was then working on the new pushkinered him a philosopher in music, in the consequences, well and as for musical dmitry's works, his friends said that they wanted to publish his poetic experiments together with them and musical works, so perhaps there really will be new discoveries, work is underway, well , yes, it means that people are debating, this is called scientific work, but the main thing would be a find. there will be debaters, as we know, he was a handsome young man, romantic, enthusiastic, and we know that he spent the summer in this estate in the name of an animal near voronezh, yes, after dmitry successfully completed moscow university, he enters the service, the moscow archive, the college of foreign affairs, but here for a short time suddenly... he needed to leave for novozhivotiny to his estate, and he goes there to the memories of his childhood, indeed , he went with his parents to the estate in novozhivotiny, he loved it very much, and you know, a very beautiful legend is connected with the poet's stay

the performance based on the story by alexander sergeevich pushkin, the queen of spades, is at the mossovetheatre in the role of countess valentina talyzina, and the theatre at the nikitsky gate is showing mark rozovsky's musical performance based on the story by alexander sergeevich pushkin, the captain's daughter. the author of rostov in tsaritsyn opens the season with a performance based on antoinari's fairy tale the little prince, directed and designed by alexei doromina. jewish museum and tolerance center , an exhibition "the origins of soviet photography" from the collection of the "lumière gallery", where you can see both famous and little-known shots of classic photo reportage: arkady shaikhet, yakov khalip, mark markov grinberg, immanuel evzerikhin, mikhail prekhner. naum granovsky and other masters who worked in the twenties and thirties of the last century and formed the image of the world's first socialist state. in the krasnoyarsk philharmonic, as part of the yuri bashmet festival, the play shakespeare shestakovich-hamlet with the participation of yevgeny mironov of the new rus