the head of the library of the moscow library, which bears the name of arkady gaidar, tatyana valerievna rudishinaar? you are the understanding of a child. it seems to me that the most important thing about arkady petrovich is that he always remained human. despite the fact that he had a lot of trials in childhood, the first world war, in his youth, the civil war, in adulthood, the great patriotic war, he always remained a man who was true to himself, to his ideal and never to himself cheated, here - mandelstam said a little later, after gaidar had already become a writer, that in the first half of the 20th century, in the first third even. 20th century people were knocked out of their biographies like balls from billiard pockets, this is a very capacious image, well, that is, we don’t know who gorky would have been, who babel was, who pasternak would have been if not for the revolution and not the first world war, that is , this is a time when all the cards were mixed up, but even against this background, gaidar has a completely unique biography. i was amazed when this still just a child, a child

wonderful illustration of kanashevich. in wonderful company, my interlocutors today are tatyana valerievna rudishinaof the arkady gaidar moscow library and natalya vladimirovna perlina, head of the house of the arkady gaidarov museum, tell us, do they go to the library, such a trivial question, they go, are the library and gaidar’s books in demand, are they re-publishing them at the same time, yeah right away. a two-part question, we talked about the klin museum, now about your library , they go to the library, thank god, they come, on weekends we work on saturday, on sunday, these are most often family occasions, going to the library is a must on this day there are some events , meetings with writers, organized ones come groups, where there is a teacher who for some reason is ready to bring children from a completely different end of moscow once a week. where does anyone go? what people? are these visitors, are these residents of klina? well, somehow there are people of all ages, all categories, yes, families too, well, if i may, returning to mulchesh kibulch, they said that yes , the death of a ch