oh, classes at the russian state humanitarian university, where i have been a member for more than 30scary to say they have been teaching there at the russian state humanitarian universities, where yes alexander yakovlevich teaches. what courses? well, i have, uh, a course in literary translation, there are courses in foreign literature of different times american literature after 45 years of english victorian literature and a course of lectures that are named solemnly from ethics and genres. foreign literature, that is , this is a special course, what is it called? like, when it is clear, then you have to change the literary translation of foreign literature by the magazine. although here, in general, betrayal does not smell, because we actually do this magazines, but he's a magazine. he does not print, only he prints me many people this is not a writer's diary. yes, the translator's diary. and here it already has to be so many even author editor. how many rows are there, but, well, the last uh, for almost 15 years, we have to change the literary translation. here with such books as

this is the acting director of the russian state humanitarian university, alexander borevich, bezborodovs a corresponding member of the trawl for the department of general secondary education rector of the moscow state pedagogical university alexei vladimirovich lukkov. this is andrei evgenievich petrov, deputy chairman of the board of the russian historical society, and many others. here, listen, please, to a small excerpt of uh impressions. e people who visited this exhibition and brought their pupils or students there. listen, please, so you need to see the eyes of the children and hear their voices when they leave after the excursion, and we went with them for the first time to the ruriks, and they they said, we'll go to the romanovs. they haven't done it yet, but they've already asked the question. usually. you know how you come out of some other museums and sometimes they say when we go home. but here, when we go some more, when children ask such questions, it means that they became interested. and when the first time i brought the children to the park. they told me that they felt

hmm, this is conditional treason, one couple a week, let's say you teach at the russian state humanitarian university, but still, for our contemporary what is the biographies of the fate of these people. well, perhaps, perhaps, only agatha christie has such a reputation, how to formulate it correctly. well, well known. large circle, but also with you the dawn is mine, maybe somerset is mine. and , probably, oscar too. well, still less degree, yes, well, here is a series of such a virge, wool fagata christie redi-art kiplinger, oscartualt francis scott figerald or fijerka, fijerians henry miller grand. well, i don’t know years of chaos, but chaos, yes, yes, what prompted you to do, we have already heard. it's like a coincidence. well, yes, in a sense, it's an accident. we translated these people. uh, i uh, actually translated some of them. that is, the desire to know more about whose texts you are translating, please, what is not. you know, it's really what you just said is the first thing that comes to mind, but among them among these writers is not necessarily my favorite. you know the factors, i am