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petersburg, filming the film taras bulba in western ukraine, i once after filming i dined with my actorso i, as a host, also raise my voice for the polish people, who are represented as best as possible by a beautiful actress and a fantastically beautiful girl sitting at the table. for which magdalena meltsash, who practically never drinks anything, was invited to play the role of the beautiful lady, magdalena gets up, pours herself into a glass of wine and speaks in russian: i want to drink to the russian people, to the ukrainian people, suggests the wonderful ukrainian actor bogdan stupka, we are now ukraine. she looked at him and said: without a smile, i drink to the russian people. bogdan sergech, as a secular man, did not insist, they would sharpen the point, the evening continued. but i asked magdalena, a smart girl studying at the university of warsaw, the faculty of journalism, who speaks three languages, tell me, magda, why? then magda smiled sweetly and said: “yes, yes, i read a lot.” well, well, i understood what she was talking about, i also read about the ukrainian uprisings

petersburg, filming the film taras bulba in western ukraine, i once had dinner with my actors after filmingk wine, so i , as a host, also raise for the polish people, who represent the people sitting at the table as best as possible a wonderful actress and a fantastically beautiful girl. magdalena looked at him and said, without a smile, i drink to the russian people. like a secular the man did not insist, they would sharpen the point, the evening continued. but i asked magdalena, a smart girl studying journalism at the university of warsaw, who speaks three languages, tell me, magda, why? then magda smiled sweetly and said: yes, i read it. a lot of things, well, i understood what she was talking about, i also read about the ukrainian uprisings against the poles, the uprising takes place within the state. accompanied by physical violence, it is always blood murder. suffice it to recall the russian stepan razin or pakachev. i remember once they approached me two wonderful actors, lyubshin and kostolevsky, with a proposal to make a film based on the script of the recently deceased vasily shuk

while filming the film taras bulba in western ukraine, i once had dinner with my actors after filmingost, raise something for the polish people, who are doing the best they can imagines a beautiful actress and a fantastically beautiful girl sitting at the table, for which the beauty was invited to play the role. ladies, magdalena meltsash, who practically drinks nothing, magdalena gets up, tops up her glass of wine and speaks russian, i want to drink to the russian people, to the ukrainian people, prompts the wonderful ukrainian actor bogdan stupka, we are now in ukraine, magdalena looked at she said without smiling. "i drink to the russian people." the swedish man did not insist, they would sharpen the point, the evening continued. but i asked magdalena, a smart girl studying at the university of warsaw, at the faculty of journalism, speaking three languages, tell magda, why? then magda smiled sweetly and said: yes, i read a lot of things.

look, you see, i’m tolik, in the image of taras bulba, in the image of a boy, a bender, and do you reallyt, where there were a lot of people, well, in general, from st. petersburg, to moscow, tanya garlya, sanka, vadim kislovo. he carried it with kefir, he carried it with an acoustic guitar, and he never played the guitar, he always said, come with me, who am i, why, come with me, come with me, nothing, it just didn’t seem very good to me... you were brave, well, yes, you wrote it too, well, there’s something to think about, but you probably haven’t finished it yet, there will also be... the plot, the plot, it’s wonderful the plot, you just slept through it, it’s slow, it’s a film, it’s a film, you don’t understand anything about it at all, what kind of films do you love, you love gaidai, you’re probably one of those who cried on the titanic, yes, every janitor we have there, i think he understands it, it’s interesting, these are the wipers, they don’t tell atomic physicists that’s how it’s necessary there, but film directors do it with great pleasure, everyone considers it their duty to

simple, well russia is historically bad for us. did, i say: stop, and poland, don’t you remember taras bulbap, that pole? no, that is, crimea was still in place, donbass was still in place, and now there was this hysteria. in a decisively functioning eurasian empire, within which moscow could subjugate the non-slavic peoples of the southern and southeastern regions of the former soviet union to its will, but without ukraine, with its fifty-two million slavic population, any attempt by moscow to recreate a eurasian empire, would most likely contribute to the fact that russia, in splendid isolation, found itself entangled in protracted conflicts. but as for brzhuzinsky, he is a clear and well-known russophist, and , by the way, all these books of his... they were written quite a long time ago, and some were also written in soviet times, as if yes, in principle, in my personal opinion, yes, it would be necessary to let many of our students, scientists and everyone else get acquainted with his works, so that there are no illusions about about who we are going to play with in general, and by the