prishvin rozanov - these are the afterwords of russian literature alexei varlamov rozanov from the lifends like mark way and we know how e mark twain and his real name is samel klemms, i hold mark twain's book cut brothers. cut. these are his stories. hey, the book is fun. uh, wonderful, although in 1865. twain wrote, uh, a story called the famous caloverus jumping frog. and what do you think it was recognized as the best humorous stories in america printed up to this year. read this story. he is in this book and i think that you will be surprised, but in this book there really is a lot of fun , interesting and funny mark twain cut, brothers. cut stories. i want to talk about this book all the time. ah, ah, how interesting. oh such a beauty. oh, how wonderfully the heroic stories of the conquest of the arctic were published. who was the first at the north pole on an airship to the arctic, saving the chelyuskinites from papanin, how the book of sannikov was looking for the land of interest and at the same time very well designed, and one landing of a water drunk what is it worth? well, t

russian culture about the russian soul, and i wanted to say so many things, but none of them knew who rozanovriabin was, no one read not a single play by chekhov. i asked him if he liked tarkovsky's films? i don't know, yes there is. pushkin pushkin pushkin who does not know pushkin of course. i thought it was because i choose too beautiful successful for acquaintances, but still it was necessary to choose one of the best of six. it was difficult. they are all so beautiful, but you have to choose one. his choice he gave me a russian doll matryoshka. russian souvenir then it opens again. i asked him. what is love? he said it's love. the hilly road is full of the unknown and i liked it. it was definitely a sign to me i chose him from all, more precisely, not quite. i am the only one. who took my hand himself sense that he wanted me i needed him the rest. i invited him tonight to my room, i decided to be reckless, like nastasya filippovna from dostoyevsky 's idiotano novel. sonny knocked down from the dead resurrected. because if we don't love. and did not live and did not breathe his own. i bre

andrey rozanov and oleg finished off 200 investigative committee checks the work of the drug rehabilitationing to the patients , the employees did not provide assistance to teenagers under balashikha, but, on the contrary, they were subjected to bullying and violence . alexander karpov went to rescue minor children, or rather, they even hid on the territory of a teacher in a guarded cottage village in the deep forest near balashikha. and you know what you had here in rehab, you know? and the fact that the children were kept. i don’t even know, now i assure everyone that they didn’t notice how one of the cottages was turned into a kind of concentration camp for ten halls adolescents are a subspecies of drug addiction treatment. we know from the words of an employee that the children were tortured, beaten and handcuffed on august 8. they ran away from this house. the children, three girls, one boy, unscrewed the screws from the metal shutter with tools, or broke it and jumped off. he came to the police. employees of this center named alisher e, yegor nikolay, were already standing here, and i

to the extent he expresses the spirit of his country, but rozanov did this especially deeply and widely. value lust debauchery mind and emotions complexes phobias, uh, fears and all. it was really very organically combined in him. combined very talentedly, combined, a book was released by the publishing house, young guard, which this year turns 100 years old, more than three billion books have been printed in this century, but now traditional paper houses divide the reader from digital platforms, paper analog book, of course, e. first of all, for pleasure for pleasure in every sense of the word, when you want to read and paper electronic books will not compete, and the fair complements each other, it’s good, also because it attracts attention completely unexpected books. for example, the iranian guest from the land of the rising sun. this is a real story of a japanese woman who fell in love with an iranian despite the strict rules of her families, they got married and went through the dramatic events of the revolution and the war, and comics are widely represented at the fair, and here

ones, so it all started and she agreed that it was voznesensky, and voznesensky served me and toby rozanovhat does not sound, and i would like some distant echo of the same voznesensky about them there and so on. here is joseph in this book. eh, i was given different echoes on this and on the pawn, and therefore there were different echoes of the same housing, there was no long short, cutting off the innocent, but still it is skipped such poetry. eh, but you love this one so much that she, well, didn’t do it, with some kind of short short breath. she finds her peaks. this is a natural process. this is generally such and i must understand all this, one that i am talking about this in general. he wrote and said that, well, people add up in different ways. top. here is the letter. he pointed out that he walks and memorizes them there. and you said in an interview that you can’t draw up a new stanza for a cult, you’re not asked. eh, with a mouthful ahead. this is so it's one of the reasons why i don't write much, because this learns not only poetry, you something all prose was accompanied. i'm