and i did not miss a single book, i even regretted it when i was in moscow to the famous astronomer samarind i was surprised, he had books on astronomy of the same title, three by four pieces, i say, why are you buying so many? when i lead a circle of acquaintances, get to know the guys, some books disappear, so he bought several copies, so my wife is an astronomer, we studied together in veliky novgorod in the graduate school of the novgorod petrological institute. with professor sergei viktorovich drazdov, specializing in methods of teaching astronomy, here is ilorion viktorovich goloza, golubev. broke up soviet union, then in russia they did not teach astronomy in schools, guys, astronomy was not taught there, they did not teach, but in our republic of belarus, thanks to igor itorovich gluza, sasha shimbalev and me, astronomy will be in belarus, at the beginning after ninety-first year the textbooks were russian, in 2003 they turned to us so that we would write. our own belarusian textbook, we wrote, therefore the first textbook on astronomy was our belarusian, guys, an astronomer is a m

times, well, how to put it mildly, ceased to exist, yes, yuriyovich samarin, for example, the most wonderful, all this is destroyed, it's such a sacred place, where you can only endlessly bow in repentance to what was destroyed, or is this the place where the coryphaeuses lived, korney chukovsky, lev kasil, boris pasternak and so on. peredelkino, when i first got there, having just started working in yasnaya polyana, being a very young person, i it was necessary to hand over books and documents to igor petrovich zolotuskiy, a literary critic, god bless him, he lives in peredelkino, he is over 90, but we recently filmed an interview with him, and i remember what it was like. akudzhava, that this is a place where poets lived, who spoke to a large number of people through their poems, probably with this bulatshalovich with a guitar, young, strong, beautiful, against the backdrop of some snow, yes, most likely in his own dacha, modest in peredelkino. it may well be that this is a dacha peredelka, where the museum is now, the guitar is not very functional, simple, yes, now i perceive peredelkino

samarin, for example, is the most beautiful, all this is destroyed, it is such a sacred place where onepentantly endlessly to what has been destroyed, or is it a place where the coryphaeuses lived, korney chukovsky, lev kosil, boris pasternak, and so on, kudzhava, i have one personal memory of the remake that is dear to me. when i first got there, having just started working in yasnaya polyana, being a very young person, i needed to hand over books and documents to igor petrovich zolotovsky, a literary critic, god bless him, he lives in peredelkino, he is over 90, but we recently filmed an interview with him, and i remember how thrilled i was when i was driving in the car and stuly from peredelkino. that shchenko, vostresensky, akudzhava were here, that this is a place where poets lived, who spoke to a large number of people through their poems, probably with this, here is bladshalovich with a guitar, young, strong, beautiful, against the backdrop of some snow, yes, most likely in his own modest dacha peredelkino, yes, it may well be that this is a dacha in peredelkino, where it is now

let's discuss what is happening with a political scientist. from the usa steve samarin.ello, steve. i would like to discuss the situation in the united states of america, because one way or another the results of the elections affect not only what is happening in the united states, but i think the entire international situation. in your opinion, to what extent is american society currently divided party line, by appearance, by views on the future of the united states. well, perhaps this is the first time in 200 years that we can see such a split. the last such split was on the eve of the civil war in 1850, when there were serious disagreements about, firstly , slavery, of course, and secondly, about the powers that individual states have, then the split was so great that it led to a civil war, now something similar, although of course we will not see a civil war like this again was, that is, people will not be riding horses with confederate flags. the presidents of the united states, a dangerous situation, society, of course, is very embittered, divided, and elections wi