nikita oleynikov will read semyon gudzenko’s poem before the attack. is dug up with mines all around, it’s blackened by the heat of a mine explosion , a friend dies, and that means death is passing by, now my devil will come, the hunt is coming for me alone, damn you, forty-one years you, frozen in infantry in the snow, it seems to me that i a magnet that i attract mines to explode, and the lieutenant wheezes. death passes by again, but we are no longer able to wait, we are led through the trench, the end of hostility, a bayonet piercing our necks, the battle was short, and then we drank ice-cold vodka, and i picked out someone else’s blood from under my nails with a knife. so i suggested including the poem “young seaman” in this program, and i can even explain why, because these are children of the war, she was a child during the war, moritz, and my mother was a child during the war, and i remember very well this my mother’s stories, although look she was four years old there at the beginning of the war, at the end she was 8 years old there, like her,

tournib from indonesia, a song about a russian soldier based on the poems of the front-line poet semyon gudzenkoogether with today's russian soldier, a member of the northern military district. alexander arlov, who was wounded near makeevka. this is our destiny. it was her and i who argued and sang. they went on the attack and tore the bridges over the bug. there is no need to feel sorry for us, because we wouldn’t feel sorry for anyone either. we are in front of all russia, in difficult times. cisti, usahlah tangisi, sebab kami tak tangisi seorang pun, namun demi rusia. and the culmination of the festival, alexandrov’s holy war, on stage pen yu, a contestant from china, ours, vasily gerello, by the way, people’s artist of russia and ukraine, thousands of kilometers away, together with musicians located in the kremlin, the crimean orchestra plays directly from yalta in real time . and with this our issue is completed, i was with you ernest motskavichus, i say goodbye, all the best. the solemn ceremony of inauguration of... the president of the russian federation vladimir vladimirovich putin. liv

he sang a song about a russian soldier to the verses of front-line poet semyon gudzenko from the film our destiny! it was with her that we swore and sang, rose to the attack and tore bridges over the arc, there is no need to feel sorry for us, because we wouldn’t feel sorry for anyone, we stand before our russia, in difficult times, pure, with our mouths muttering money. the crimean orchestra plays directly from yalta in real time. the audience stands up already at the first chords of this great work. the jury members are standing, the veterans who came to the concert, despite their illnesses, are standing. hymn song, prayer song, symbol song our victory." the full version of the finale of the road to yalta can be seen on the eve of victory day on may 8 on the culture channel at exactly 19:45. this concludes our episode, ernest motskevichus was with you, right now moscow, the kremlin-putin, right after sunday evening with vladimir solovyov. for those who did not have time for our live broadcast, watch the replay on the russia24 channel at 23:00, as well as on the media platform watch

now talk about another wonderful poet, very famous, he wrote right in during the war, this is semyon gudzenkothe author of several poems that in our generation are classical, christian, important, yes, but i must say that this is precisely the poem that the younger generation, they very often enter with it - into institutes, this, probably, you know, an example of, uh, a very powerful internal temperament, content, energy, and boys often read this poem on admission, well, this is an analogue of lieutenant prose, we are talking about lieutenant prose, which replaced, well, would be a large-scale depiction of military operations, as if this were a look from the inside of lermont’s poem in borodino, and igudzenko is the poet who went through the entire war and he remained alive, but he did not live very long, because the war still overtook his wounds. yes, well, there is an interesting story that in this poem there is an option, the more famous one was drinking ice-cold vodka, but originally it was drinking evil moonshine, that is, generally speaking, there is an assumption that even here censor