the manifesto, e, which has four authors, including mayakovsky, there is a phrase let's throw pushkin tolstoyostoevsky from the steamers of our time, this is very important mayakovsky lives in the city and in the city he experiences very vivid feelings. eh he loves about it. we will talk more than once and maybe anton you will read a fragment from his a wonderful poem xv-x in the fifteenth year was published in the fourteenth was being written. and the cloud in my pants could not recognize me now . a sinewy hulk groans, writhing, that such a lump might want, but a lot of lumps . after all, it doesn’t matter for yourself, and the fact that bronze and the fact that the heart of the cold iron at night wants its ringing. hide in a soft in a woman's and now a huge stoop in the window i melt the glass of the window with my forehead. will there be love or not? what is the big one? or a tiny amazing text we know that all this is connected with maria denisova i will come at four said maria 8, 9 10 andrey sinyavsky , the most famous patriotic literary critic of the consequences of an emigrant and a ver

pushkin tolstoy dostoevsky and chekhov familiar stories told in the language of modern ballet, where actors. their bodies seem to be electrified, emotions are brought to the limit, and every day is full of intrigues - the rivalry of new masterpieces and broken destinies - such is the world of the theatrical backstage alluring and absolutely merciless theater artists boris eifman as if they are allowing us to spy on their own lives, while playing chekhov's seagull. it’s just that the action of the play was transferred from the estate to the rehearsal hall, where the eminent choreographer prigorin, who stages his version of swan lake, is confronted by a young, experimenter, trembling, torn apart by a thirst for love and a desire to break out of the frame to create something completely new. all in all. everything, like a classic, the most painful. it is that when god gives a gift, and a person does not have willpower in himself, how will this sacrifice some gift of development to convey to some kind of perfection at this moment the rivalry flares up between direct arkadina and the young

pushkin dostoevsky tolstoy or the riddle of any soul well, it is possible without riddles the schemeoperation between the parties. it is based precisely on the turnover of goods; here there is a self-offset of goods sold. there are goods from russia for these goods. it is necessary to pay to the territory of the russian federation, that is, in rubles, respectively, the bank protects itself between russian representation and cuban receipt of funds. that is, the same rubles that were earned there in russia, they can be credited here and jobs are being created on both sides absolutely right. so for now, that is a very different contrasting harbor. we go to the newest museum space in the cuban capital, where the most interesting solution from st. petersburg is applied virtual reality helmets, yes, three will allow the first thing that cubans will see in these helmets, it will just be the last day of pompia and, in principle, a walk around the russian museum, along the main ones . we will also explain on the last day in the golvansky museum of fine arts. there was a presentation of a reso

the russian literary postal series, dedicated to outstanding writers and therefore alexander pushkin, leo tolstoyodor dostoyevsky, ivan turgenev, anton chekhov, alexander kuprin, ivan bunin, and not akhmatova and others, but the russian stands attracted attention, and visitors received it. such assessments by the organizers and respect for the heritage of the saudi brothers still unites the people of russia and slovakia today, and we will definitely provide links to this visual content, as they say now, well, in the photo in the text of today's briefing. and i also want to say a few words about the fact that on july 20, the colombian people, with whom we historically have close ties, celebrate the national holiday independence day with friendship and multifaceted cooperation on this day in 1810 in bogotá embarked on the path of liberation of deviant dependence in russia know colombia. as a country with a rich history, where traditions, national identity are carefully preserved and confidently move towards progress. the firm defends its sovereignty and the right to independent development. we appr

what can you say here, somewhere they say us, for example, why don't you like russians pushkin dostoyevsky tolstoydev, putin er, she said that ukrainians hate er because they actually hate putin so much, and all because in fact they want putin to be ours the president is such a logic, just as healthy people do not always understand the logical actions of mentally ill people, in principle, russians look at the whole world like this and think, well, they are also psychics. the truth is that, in principle, there are normal people, but it seems that everyone is like that the most abnormal how do you? well, listen to this, well, he was initially disqualified from the competition, in particular, that she shook hands with her rival from russia, who wants to speak under a neutral flag, but the flag in the neutral apparatus is not quite neutral and is fighting on the side of russia against of ukraine and she takes a picture with him and supports him so that there is neutrality and now harlan has created a precedent because she was disqualified at first but then she was returned to the competition more than

throne in dots andrey igorevich choose books for 100 alexander sergeevich pushkin mikhail yuryevich lermontov lev nikolaevich tolstoy prisoner of the caucasus prisoner of the caucasus quite right. pushkin's poem is lermontov is also a poem and tolstoy 's story vladimir turkic books for 200 mikhail zagoskin and vladimir gilyarovsky, moscow and muscovites bravo a satirical story of a crocodile about how an official strontium quite right, the village was called strontian, where is this house 300? one of the buildings of the parliamentary complex in wellington was nicknamed in honor of their dwellings and is similar in appearance and inside the work is in full swing bees bees. that's right, traditional wicker charcoal. people animals 300 in the harbor of the british city of scarborough on new year's eve in 2023, the walrus sailed and the city authorities , respecting the rights of the animal to rest, canceled exactly this is absolutely true. people live on 400, the character of this american named his frog daniel webster in honor of the politician of that time and taught him how to catch flies perfectly, maybe this henr

anniversaries, the city of masters will be located in this year, on the pedestrian streets of pushkin and tolstoytebsk region is traditionally represented more widely than other regions, although , according to the organizers, guests from all regions of our country minsk and also from dagestan , kabardino-balkaria, vologda, in voronezh , basque smolensk and togliatti , look for the announcement of festival events on the pages of sb in of belarus today yekaterinburg hosts a large-scale industrial exhibition, innaprom, the second and third days of the forum traditionally passed more calmly than the opening day of the exhibition , distinguished guests leave the forum this year visited by three prime ministers. belarus russia and kazakhstan on the other hand, contacts between exhibitors are being activated and agreements are being concluded. the peculiarity of the exhibition innaprom 20-23 is to follow the trend of deepening the industrial operation, therefore, in plenary discussions, an increased volume of analytics of forecasts for the future, correspondents of the republic follow the course of the

pushkin and uh, tolstoy read it, so what? e pushkin starts in the middle of the action.t just somehow describe something there, but just an action right away. and this is how you should write. and so it was, as it were, an impetus in order to start it knees. naturally. this then resulted in something completely different, by the way, bowed before the fat one. nabokov i want to say that when i the first time i read lolita i was 15 years old and i had a completely different perception than today, when i read this novel , i re-read it, because now i am already the mother of a teenage girl. uh, here's actually our daughter andrew. here i see it in a completely different way. that is, when i was 20 years old, it seemed to me that firstly, er, if we consider lolita to be a chess game that nabokov plays with the reader. yes, that is , the reader is forced, and to play this game, yes , and either follow the governor and believe him, or no, yes, because hubert is charming in his own way. yes, he looks handsome, he knows languages , he has great taste. and in general, in his own w

we should not say don't touch pushkin or don't touch tolstoy!ems. we should find all the mistakes and all the crimes in our history and now in russian culture. we should deal with it, as british historians have done a greatjob revealing the crimes of british empire and of british culture, for example. when kipling wrote his infamous poem about white man's burden, that was many years ago. but it's still very important to address that issue and to admit the fact that, yes, british culture was imperialist, russian culture was imperialist. you are saying people should speak out against this, and then, when you do, what happens to you? you are saying people should speak out against this, and then, when you do, what happens to you? vladimir kara—murza, opposition activist, jailed for 25 years for opposing the invasion of ukraine, accused of treason for spreading supposedly false information. yeah, and alexei navalny, a lot of people, my dear friend, a great russian poet, also... so you're advocating futile efforts at speaking up or at great personal r

and pushkin's eugene onegin and tolstoy's anna karenina and even gogol's own nose a character, we willabout rodion raskolnikov with a hatchet in reserve, but he was walking, by the way, in this house there lived an old pawnbroker. in general, petersburgers are an enterprising local people who have learned to make good money on their literary heritage, and someone makes axes, however, they are completely safe for elders. well, unless, of course, they have diabetes. so we have here fedor mikhailovich chocolate money of the same time. and, of course, an axe. in general , i must say that petersburgers have an excellent sense of humor. so what, who am i now? creature trembling or am i right? petersburg has edible not only axes on chocolate. there is literally a wall here. somewhere, perhaps, there are even rebars left, right? i'll leave it back. and you never know that, maybe, it ’s true, i can touch it. it's real , it's really chocolate and it smells like chocolate, in principle, how else could you bite it off from the other side. and what do people buy most often smelt? yes, there are som

tell about pushkin is not very well known in the world, he is not very well understood in the world, if we talk about russian culture, then tolstoy, but why so in a sense, because pushkin is not translated into foreign languages. he wrote very easily to translate it, probably , it is not a big deal, but when translating all the charm, all the witchcraft of pushkin's text is lost, as the same sashka rikhin is driving in this truck along tver boulevard asking himself. well, what did he write to the storms that gnaw at the sky hides a whirlwind of snow twisting, and then as he calls the beast, he will cry, like a child, simple rhymes , simple comparisons and nonetheless. it seems to me that every russian person has something when he reads it, when he hears it. hello prince. you are my beautiful something like a rainy day says. she was saddened by what sadness melancholy devours me prince gvidon answers her. again, everything is very simple and everything is infinitely inexpressibly touching. how could he write it? why did he get this amazing gift. what was this person like? we really do not stop, but to be amazed and this is really

basement, occupying forces covered the damaged facade with a curtain that had the faces of tolstoy and pushkinn. many in ukraine have responded, by rejecting anything to do with russian culture and language. across the country, many have emptied their libraries of russian language books and sent them be pulped. prominent ukrainian writers and intellectuals have vowed never to in russian again. as i lay out this context, i'm not quite sure how i worked up the courage to review anything all this year with stakes like these, i don't think anyone could have blamed me for wanting to throw my laptop in the east river. that's a dostoyevsky reference, by the way. this past year, i reviewed books by writers from russia, ukraine and belarus available in translation. and thanks to some of the very people in this room. many of these were contemporary writers reflecting on the first stages of the invasion back to the annexation of crimea in 2014. the proxy war that's been unfolding in eastern ukraine since and putin's neo imperial machinations across the region. why, i thought, didn't writing about all thi

of his name and not only him there are also manuscripts of pushkin and others writers who came to our the city is for example griboyedov tolstoyis , it turns out to write such a city or you can say so, yes historically, but why was the city named? it is stavropol. this is due to the fact that during the construction on our walls , our defensive lines during excavations discovered a stone cross , they named it after him, that is, stavropol is from the greek stavros, a cross polis is a city from here. at night, such a name is cool, but this cross is now or it lies somewhere according to legend, it exists, but in fact no one has it knows. which one is the real one? the inhabitants of stavropol are proud of the fact that they have their own stavropol ghosts. one of them lives in the governor's house. the building was built for the governor nicholas nikiforaki in 1912. he became the prototype of the protagonist of the story of the writer ilya surguguchev. the legends from this story have gone to the people. and now the current guards of the building claim that at night someone constantly makes noise and knocks in the governor's hou

tretyakov gallery, pushkin museum and other public and private collections in russia abroad, and he also illustrated more than 300 books, including the work of andersen aksakov by turgeneva tolstoyed to his friend, the restorer. and so he restored and restored a completely brilliant, this amazing artist , mutilated icon of the 17th century. they brought it back to life, and it took a place of honor protecting and protecting the owners of the house from troubles and bad people, the diodorovs discovered that the icon that had previously hung on the wall was in a completely different place, and a vase with willow, which stood under it, seemed to be thrown to the door. the matter is that before the departure. we had a man and a good man. here he gave a willow. and such a categorical sign was boris arkadevich knows that the icon will always tell the right way. yes, it's just soothing. i pray. and i still talk to her and many things come true, when in the twentieth century, without god, she began to destroy christian shrines. the tikhvin icon left russia, it was taken to america and there it was kept in the house for a long time a pious priest, but i remember another year the return o