tolstoy, and he studied in a russian gymnasium, i understand correctly, yes, they came to belgrade sowenty-three , the ninetieth anniversary of the russian house is being celebrated, this is a house, just so to speak, a russian house, which was built by russian architects, because there was a very large immigration, it is believed that the immigration is russian i was in serbia. ends up in the soviet union and becomes a soviet student at moscow state university, and then with a soviet scientist and so on, but the most important thing between these two is the war, yes, this is the second world war, where nikita ilyich takes the most active part as a partisan, and then as a red army soldier, and these are some kind of complete paradoxes. stories, yes, father, uncles, whites, he turns red, he said somewhere about himself that i am the only fat red army soldier, that’s how it happened, well, it’s generally amazing, of course, such a historical turn that took place in our family , and this is a conversation not only about my father, and not only about my grandfather, his brother , these fa

, lev tolstoy and anatoly tolstoy, as after all, anatoly tolstoy wrote brotin. begins, but then it’sither anatoly or alexey, here alexey, alexey, alexey tolstoy wrote buratin, and levstoy wrote, for example, caucasian prisoner, angelina. i know that he didn’t write it himself, he wrote it following the example of pinocchio, he just took it, replaced the names and that’s it, well, no, he changed the plot a little, but like pinocchio, but pinocchio, who gave it to us, maybe you remember, i don’t remember , i'll tell you, and you remember, it was written by another writer, i mean. a preliminary sketch for a painting or the fourth question: is it true that a drawing is called a sketch? time! dmitry, i’m not very sure that this is the correct answer, but i think that the correct answer is yes, oh, oh! it seems correct, it’s called a sketch, but what is a sketch then? i don't remember now. well, unfortunately, i didn’t repeat that yesterday. maybe the day before yesterday? no, okay. a preliminary sketch is a sketch, and a sketch is a short-term drawing with nature, from memory, from imagin

quote: peter tolstoy. quote from tolstoy. quote from tolstoy.s war and peace will begin from the first pages, listing the french ones. the idiots who believed macron and went to die in ukraine. admit, we will still see what remains , we will see who to recognize there, who is not from the political elite, which today is trying to send part of its military to the territory of ukraine, what will happen to them there and with the british, with the europeans, with the americans, let's see how they conduct the elections, and we'll also see what they will have after the elections, because it is possible to hold elections, relatively speaking. yes, but we don’t know how the situation will develop further, so let’s not rush, i absolutely agree with you that any negotiation process that they initiate, in any case, it will be in their interests, but without without any doubt, they certainly will not act in our interests, now regarding the law that we have been talking about for the second day already, we state the fact that zelensky signed changes to the

well, how many volumes do you think were in leo tolstoy’s diary?, let's commit it now. alexander, of course, answered yes, because, after all, lev is a fat man, well, quite versatile, he has seen a lot of things in his life and i think that after all, yes, what he most likely wrote is why not answer the first question of the first round yes, and if so, yes, and - the diaries of leo tolstoy are the most voluminous, then how many volumes are there? well, what do you think? well, it seems to me, more than in war and peace. how much in war and peace? oh, i don’t know, but clearly less than in the diaries of leo tolstoy. may be. who knows how many volumes there are of war and peace? four, i think. four, it seems, okay, then i won’t torture you and tell you: the writer’s diary takes up 13 volumes, 13 is leo tolstoy’s most voluminous work, the correct answer to our question is yes. second question: is it true that layering is widely used for vegetative propagation? plants. time. layings were not done, what do you think is a layering, layering, well, perha

lev's estate museum tolstoy in khamovniki began the restoration of the writer’s office, where he created return the original appearance of the interior, put it in order and... gigel, where prominent representatives of russian culture stayed. artyom kuznetsov found out when the updated museum will open. carefully, millimeter by millimeter , restorers are plastering the walls of the main house of leo tolstoy’s estate. restoration work began in the fall of twenty-two. the foundation of the estate was strengthened and the wiring was updated. inside on the first floor they go finishing work. this is a reinforcing layer to prevent microcracks from appearing. we have agreed on it. author's supervision. the estate museum is a cultural heritage site, so specialists work with extreme caution. this is what ilvan nikolaevich tolstovo’s office looks like now; here he wrote about 100 works. the most famous are the novel sunday and the story of the death of ivan ilvich. the restorers have just begun work in this room; they have already cleared the old paint from the ceiling cornices, and the stove is n

, leo tolstoy and anatoly tolstoy, which was exactly what anatoly tolstoy wrote.xey tolstoy directly take it from scratch and write buratin or not, or how did it happen? i i don’t know, i understood you, okay, stepan, you know, but i know that he didn’t write it himself, he wrote it following the example of pinocchio, he just took it, replaced the names and that’s it, well, no, he changed the plot a little, but in the likeness of pinocchio, and pinocchio, who gave it to us, maybe you remember, i don’t remember, i’ll tell you, and you ’ll remember, it was written by someone else. writer, i mean buratin, alexey nikolaevich tolstoy, we decided on this, literary processing, well, that is, adding something to something, changing karl's fairy tale about pinocchio, karl deck, stepan, now you know the correct answer to our question, no, the fourth question, is it true that a preliminary sketch for a painting or drawing is called a sketch, time. dmitry, i’m not very sure that this is the correct answer, but i think that the correct answer is yes, eh, oh, sad, sad, sad, sad

well, how are you do you think how many volumes were in leo tolstoy’s diary? there was any large number, one at most. good version, okay, let's commit it now. alexander, of course, answered yes, because, after all, lev is a fat man, well, quite versatile, he has seen a lot of things in life and i think that after all, yes, then most likely he wrote, why not answer the first question of the first round yes, and if, after all, yes, and leo tolstoy’s diaries are the most voluminous, then how many volumes are there, well, here’s how you think, well, it seems to me, more than in war and peace, but how much in war and peace, i don’t know, but clearly less than in the diaries of leo tolstoy, maybe, who knows how many volumes there are war and peace? four, it seems, four, it seems, okay, then i won’t torture you and tell you: the writer’s diary takes up 13 volumes, 13. this is leo tolstoy’s most voluminous work. the correct answer to our question is: yes. second question: is it true that layering is widely used for vegetative propagation of plants? time. yuliana, do y

and yet it seems to me that we have passed. those times when we spared, in the words of peter tolstoy, no, we will not, we must love our fatherland, first of all, to protect his interests, then we will be respected, this is life and fate, natalya, happy birthday to you, blow out, on saturday, after graduation you fly to italy, and i’m finishing. to provide for you, we’ve only known each other for a few days, not enough, life doesn’t give us any references, the premiere is on saturday on rtr, we will remember songs about our home, everyone has a native corner, we moved a lot, that’s why i’m makarov from makarov, vladimir from vladimir, we had a stunning front garden. we played dodgeball football, me all the time bouncers, hello andrey, andrey malakhov's evening show on saturday on rtr, stay in moscow, of course, i would like to get you a job in our restaurant. “i also drew a horse with wings, pigasus, after all, it will be yours, then you’ll draw it, we’ll look at the weekend, well, i liked who, it’s zavyalov, our master, aren’t you sleeping, i’m afraid, what are you afraid of, wake up

about something else, moreover, tolstoy himself in his letters, when he no longer wanted to engage innt to do this myself, i once did such an experiment with a huge cross-section of people in the painting goodbye mom, which was made after anna karenina, modern history, yes i i asked how the novel ends, that’s all with absolutely complete conviction, he... says that his wife gave birth, he adores his wife, a small child, everything is here together, the house, the jam, somehow the farming is going well, but he hides the gun from himself so as not to shoot himself, you can imagine what confusion it is to be in this world, what confusion it is to be even close to loving people, so i always say when we start talking about how we are together, or about love, no matter what. the scene when she can’t sit, anna is not when our romance begins, my favorite can sit in a compartment, and at night a snowstorm comes out into balagoy, she stands, breathes greedily, comes up to ronsky, she says why are you here, he says, i’ll be there, these are two different men, how to survive this, how to understa

on the balalaika, yes, leo tolstoy really loved to play the balalaika, but he didn’t know how, so maybe as i do with football, i loved it, but it doesn’t love me, but sweden, finland are an example of making a decision, well, probably, of fighting against russia, with which they had no problems, some for 200 years, someone for many decades, this means that people like alexander stoop, they pushed the finns and swedes to the front line, without having any real reason for this, this was done so that the british and americans could not go to this front line, this is the same trick as with the ukrainians, only for now without... initiative, he's straight, here's me, me, please, war, war, war, not just, as they say, mufins, with some kind of northern prudence, no, they demand more. everyone to start hostilities, i am sure that finnish society is not so inclined, but now it no longer plays any role, because all some kind of democratic mechanisms in the form of a referendum, they just neatly wrapped it up somewhere and threw it away, once again i wanted to draw attention to the chronology of t

today there are few people on count tolstoy street. during the festival days.one of them, it is dedicated, there is not a shoemaker without boots, as you might think about the saint ustan christpen, many believe that if you touch his hammer, or even better, rub it, then professional success awaits you they won’t force you, where is that street, where? this house. this house has not survived to this day, but he was somewhere in this area. on count tolstoy street, which in stupid times was called podvinskaya, lived the pioneering physician karl hubenthal for more than half a century. it was he who was one of the first to apply a plaster cast and propose progressive methods of treating cholera. and, by the way, the author of old khatabych, lazar lagin, aka ginsburg, spent the first year of his life here. listen, maybe the rumors are not in vain. they are very reminiscent of snails, they symbolize the bas-reliefs that are unfinished. it’s immediately obvious that pushkin is respected in the city, out of all the classics of russian literature he was the only one awa

monument to bolgakovo in kyiv appeared earlier than in russia, it reminds me of another character, leo tolstoyry quarrelsome about renaming the metro station, but... there is no station in any, no place in russia and there was no leo tolstoy metro station. are we really more russian than the russians themselves? i believe that again, there is no need to resort to bans, they are superfluous, that is, it may be of interest, because many may be interested in these literary works, they can be published, if there is, there is a demand for them, but again, this has nothing to do with .. schools, it has nothing to do with toponymy, yes, maybe i would disagree about the memorial plaques, memorial plaques explain or mark places where a person has been, and again, even crime scenes have memorial plaques, it does not mean that it is thereby glorified cats or murderers, so i think that the board should remain, perhaps in a different form, remain on the house in which bulgakov lived, again, he lived, it is not his own, his own home, but just a person who was here, why not , that is, this is this in this, t

monument to bulgakov in kyiv appeared earlier than in russia, it reminds me of another character of leo tolstoy, who, er... they fought a lot about renaming the metro station, but in none, in no place in russia there is no station and there was no leo tolstoy metro station, are we really such greater russians than the russians themselves. i believe that once again, there is no need to resort to prohibitions, unnecessary, that is, it is possible, many may be interested in these literary works, they can be published, if there is no... there is a demand for them, but again, this has nothing to do with school, it has nothing to do with toponymy, yes, maybe i would disagree about plaques, plaques explain or mark places where a person has been, and again, even in places there are memorial plaques for the crime, this does not mean that cats or murderers are glorified by this, so eh, i think that... the plaque should remain, maybe in a different form, but it can remain on the house in which bulga lived, again , he lives, this is not his own home, but just a person lived here, why not, that is, this is

renaming the metro station, but in... nowhere in russia there is no station and there was no leo tolstoyro station, are we really such greater russians than the russians themselves. i believe that again, there is no need to resort to prohibitions, which are unnecessary, that is, it is possible, many may be interested in these literary works, their can be issued if they are available, there is a demand for them, but again, this has nothing to do with the school. it has nothing to do with toponymy yes maybe i would disagree about the memorial plaques memorial plaques explain or mark places where a person has been and again even crime scenes have memorial plaques that doesn't mean , that cats or murderers are glorified by this, so i think that the board should remain, perhaps in a different form, but it can remain... on the house in which bulga lived, again he lived, it is not his own, own home, and just a person lived here, why not, that is, this, this, this, in this, this is a part of the history that concerns the works of bolgakov, then by far the most famous work related to ukraine is t

today, count tolstoy street is not crowded, during the slavic bazaar festival, there is nowhere for anity of craftsmen. vitebsk has its own tactile sculptures, this is one of them, it is dedicated, no, not to a shoemaker without boots, as you might think about the saint ustan kristvin. many believe that if you touch his hammer, or even better, rub it, then professional success will not keep you waiting. where is this street, where is this house? this house has not survived to this day, but he was somewhere in this area. on count tolstoy street, in a dead end. was called podvinskaya, the pioneering physician karl hubenthal lived for more than half a century. it was he who was one of the first to apply a plaster cast and propose progressive methods of treating cholera. and, by the way, the author of old khatabych, lazar lagin, aka ginsburg, spent the first year of his life here. listen, maybe it’s not in vain that there is a rumor that vitebsk is a place of power for creative people. the city attracts nuggets like a neodymium magnet. and in this city... cupid shoots accurately. with thei

renaming the metro station, but there is no station in any, no place in russia and there was no lev tolstoyetro station, are we really that big. by russians than the russians themselves. i believe that once again, there is no need to resort to prohibitions, they are superfluous, that is, it is possible, many may be interested in these literary works, they can be published, and that there is, there is a demand for them, but again, this not related to the school, it is not related to toponymy, yes, maybe i would disagree about the memorial plaques, the memorial plaques will be explained. or mark the places where this or that person has been, and again, even at crime scenes there are memorial plaques, this does not mean that it is thereby glorified. cats or murderers, that's why i think that the board should stay, maybe in a different form, it can stay on the house where bulgakov lived, again, he lived, it's not his own, his own house, just a person here, why not no, that is, this is this in this, this is part of the history that concerns the works of bolgak, then certainly the most famous wor

renaming the metro station, but there is no station in any, no place in russia and there was no leo tolstoy metro station, are we really such greater russians than the russians themselves. i believe that again, there is no need to resort to prohibitions, unnecessary ones, that is, it is possible, it is interesting, because many may be interested in these literary works, they can be built if there is a... there is a demand for them, but again, it has nothing to do with school, it has nothing to do with toponymy, yes, maybe i would disagree with about plaques, plaques explain or mark places where a person has been, and again, even crime scenes have plaques, that doesn't mean they glorify cats or killers, so eh i think ... the board should remain, perhaps in a different form, but can stay in the house in which bulgakov lived, again, he lives, it is not his own, his own home, but... just a person lived here, why not, that is, this is this this is part of history , as for bolgakov's works, by far the most famous work related to ukraine is the white guard, well, like the feet of turbines, it is i

told the french, you met with putin's close friend pyotr tolstoy, the head of the state duma, he hates france and wants us... that's enough, there will be a conference like in helsinki or the president of our country, and when they say yalta for security in europe, everything is simple. the french president refuses to do so the development of events, and inspire us with his opinion. you don't care about what he says, that 's right, and when he says that there are no red lines for him, and we care about his line, we don't care about macron and everything he says: we will kill everyone, but france is also a nuclear power, of course, with two hundred missiles, we will kill all french soldiers who entered ukrainian soil, all, all, and also it is very interesting that, in fact, father... all the talk of the russians that they as if they are legitimately located on ukrainian territory, the french are not, in principle, either are perceived, and here is an interesting discussion of just this french journalist with a fat man on this subject, there it is very clearly visible, you know, how a de

makes the auditorium is being implemented. into the fabric of this performance, and firstly into tolstoymyself love watching my colleagues behind the scenes as they play. how they change from performance to performance, and the most amazing thing for me is that the performance ends at 12:00 at night, by this time not a single person well, maybe someone, no matter how there is such a performance from which people do not leave, the full hall does not leave, and until the applause ends, not a single person leaves, and i understand that this performance has made a ... i played the most unknown, yes, and the queen of spades, because the queen of spades, as far as i understand, you still have a one-man show, yes, oh, i after that, i when when the play had already left the repertoire, he was the one i already did the spades a lady as a one-man show, but in general she was yes this is this these are two completely different things, because this is a dramatic performance, and here... for the hall a philharmonic society is needed, they suggested that i do a program, and there they chose and chose

but leonid nikolaevich, you have a conscience, a conscience, who is talking about conscience, count tolstoyhim, yes, but whose did they touch, except yours here there was no one, and wasn’t it you yourself who was rubbing under my windows, i was waiting for the guy to be released, but we wanted to talk, we talked, no, but why so, you were guarding him, ah-ah-ah, they took him home under escort, and there our people were dispersed, okay, vladimir vasilyevich, they don’t understand the good relationships, no, i’m tired of listening to this nonsense, that’s it, we’ll write out full warrants, we’ll look for incriminating evidence, but since you’re worried, so what? well, that means your wives didn’t have time to tidy up yours, but please, have a good time, well, you’ll find a couple of guns, and why didn’t we touch your boyfriend, i’m telling you, get out of here, then get in, then get out, small talk, everything, everything, i understand, well, you see, they don’t even twitch, they’re still rude, such... the impression that they have nothing to fear, listen, it’s starting to look like mesnyako

if we talk about russian culture, then tolstoy, dostoevsky, chekhov are much more famous, but pushkinationships with his father, with his mother, with his brothers and sisters were not very harmonious; here, too, by the way, lies one of the mysteries of pushkin’s creativity, because look, in pushkin’s a world that is considered such perfection, which is considered the russian cosmos, which... in his stories, we practically do not meet large families, he has this uniqueness, the uniqueness of children, which perhaps he needed to solve his own literary problems, perhaps . from this incompleteness of his childhood experience, but this incompleteness was subsequently more than filled with this amazing happiness, when pushkin ends up in the tsarsko-selo lyceum, here he was really lucky, lucky that precisely at the moment of his...

that i have the right to say that kant is not my philosopher or my, yes, well, just like i can say, tolstoy of view? what the situation obliges, from the point of view internal, personal, subjective, is kant your philosopher? i remember the first time i read the criticism of pure reason, it was in the ninety-first year, i returned from the army not very long ago, after 2 years of service, and don’t believe it, i was sitting on an island fishing in lake lazac and reading the criticism of pure reason, so i read it for 2 weeks, it’s already a picture, but i read it for two weeks and came to the conclusion that no, this is not my philosopher, why is that and when you call someone your philosopher, you know it’s like a metaphysical judgment, you share his philosophy v in general, from beginning to end, i can’t say such a cant, of course, alexey pavlovich, well, one could write, like marina tsvitaeva, yes, my, my cant, just like she wrote my pushkin, yes, but that’s completely it is not necessary that my kant - it means kant is my favorite philosopher, of course, this is kant, as i see him, for m

legal study on this novel, which was translated into european languages ​​with a foreword by leo tolstoyme is punishment, incorrect, alexey, so you answer, on sunday, this is correct answer, lev tolstoy, zhanna, play, not only about frogs 500, frogs from this tropical family often have tadpoles as a home, brameliads filled with rainwater. bramels are pineapples, maybe she's a pineapple frog? no, zhanna, that's wrong. these are dart frogs. not only about frogs 400. the purple frog, which lives in southern india, spends most of its life there, which is why the species was only described. recently underground, bravo, they come out of the underground only for a couple of weeks during the monsoon period for reproduction, here it is, alexey, square theme 400, you get the code in the bag, minus 500 for zhanna, 400 for alexander, the same amount for you, alexander, alexander, the topic is under this stone, becoming. 500. attention to the screen. during the first world war he commanded the caucasian front. in civilian life he led the northwestern white army. and gave the children rare names: vivi

and in the slovak national theater there is a play by marian amsler, ulvan nikolaevich tolstoy's noveltchell at the coven garden theatre. the main roles are performed by nadine syura and euan. hatea. the hamburg bucerius kunstforum presents the first large-scale retrospective in germany of the spanish artist of the turn of the 19th-20th centuries , ignasius laagia. there are about 80 on display canvases by the master who depicted tariodoros, flamenco dancers, godalok, trying to reflect the spanish soul in these images. and as a result, he created a myth about spain, which had a huge influence on the perception of the country in the world artistic community. the tv channel my planet presents. indeed, every era, starting from the paleolithic, has left its mark on this great river. 860 - svyatoslav's campaign against constantinople. battle of kulyakov - september 8, 1380. 1696 - capture. gazova. 1707, bulavinsky uprising. arrows the don time machine brought us to the 16th century. the time when great water literally washed away the department founded by the departed cossacks, even the med

it is these words addressed to count alexander tolstoy that can be called gogol’s personal credo.n all his work , the main thing is visible, an ardent love for the fatherland and our people. next on the first, news. hello, news on channel one, andrey ukharev is with you. and we start with footage from the special operation zone. the russian military destroyed a bridge in the city of gulyai polye, through which supplies to the ukrainian troops went militants in the zaporozhye direction. that's how it was, a devastating blow was delivered to... our aviation, an accurate hit, as a result of which the spans of the automobile crossing were formed, this bridge was of great importance for supplying the armed forces of ukraine, ammunition and equipment were transported through it, and personnel were also rotated to advanced. now this path is completely cut off for the enemy. our units are moving forward along the entire front line. the most intense fighting is west of avdievka. russian fighters are pressing enemy, the enemy retreats, sometimes throwing weapons and western equipment into b

names of russian literature, and the works are on the stage of the theater pushkin, lermontov and tolstoy all of them, that’s why i that's why i'm asking, let's do it. now we’ll also look at the screen, this is war and peace, boris nikolaevich, what is the colossal success of this performance, he’s such a big nikolaevich doesn’t think so, but you don’t know, but i’m really imposing my opinion, what do you say, yes, what a great success - this is beyond any doubt, there is no need to even argue here, the performance, the work of evgeniy vladimirovich, i believe that this is one of - one of, so to speak, the keys to this success. causes the auditorium to become embedded in the tissue this performance, and firstly, in tolstoy, then in myself, i myself love to watch my colleagues behind the scenes, how they play, how they change from performance to performance, and the most amazing thing for me is that the performance ends in 12:00 at night, by this time not a single person, well, maybe someone ... these are different things, and then - somehow it stuck, suddenly they called from klin, and fr

well , it’s clear that, probably, for kant, just as it may be in russia, for lev nikolayevich tolstoy covers the field of ethics, yes, for kant there are no sacraments, miracles, generally speaking, he is a protestant, this too should not be forgotten , but still this is not a reason to refuse, i apologize for saying that he confessional, a philosopher doesn’t work out either, that is, he is a protestant by upbringing, but he is not a protestant theologian, well, as we say, protestantism is a professorial religion. and the attitude of this formulation of the categorical imperative and the so-called golden rule of morality, yes treat others the way you would like them to treat you, because these are different things, yeah, what’s the difference, because sometimes they say that kant actually reformulated the golden rule of morality, no, the most important question here is how and from where the categorical imperative came up, how did he come to it and how is the evidentiary system built, huh? it is very complex, that is, it is one of the - indeed, engineering components of kant's philos

preferences of local readers; classical literature is in demand and entertainment ticketing, but tolstoyably in demand. science fiction writers, in days of such upheavals, yes, when the world order changes, when a person feels some self-doubt, and here the interest in classical literature always increases, because russian classics, like no other literature, always poses very important complex questions and tries to find answers to them answers. modern russian literature and books are also available in full today to readers of new territories winner of all prestigious domestic awards promptly... i was never told in any place how good it was that you brought a fun program, because, frankly speaking, the themes of war, they were a little tortured then, but children need to be happy, and how great it is that you read funny poems, children laugh, and if children ask adult questions and ask to explain what is happening why, you must, of course, answer, and answer honestly and convincingly, the writer believes, heroism is brought up not only by literature about war, but for example, in my child

well , the following lines belong to the russian classic leo tolstoy: if you do something, do it wellor do not want to do well, it is better not to do it at all. after so many years of philosophy. on the plane of this topic, practically nothing has changed, but as far as the technical component of quality control is concerned , of course, a lot and a lot has changed, as we found out today. we will tell you about the progressive experience of various organizations in our country, and creating such a goal is not easy. this is museum, atmosphere, all this did not happen in one go, it all happened gradually, of course, we went under the strict guidance of our district and region, the ministry of culture, it was decided that it was to update the unusual project, firstly, the building itself in the form of these we will keep such shed shells in their place, yes, but with global modernization. let's meet people who are sincerely devoted to their work; one of the most important organizers and general ideological inspirers of this museum was the director of our museum, it was her old dream, we

is a whole department dedicated to russian literature, the shelves display the masterpieces of leo tolstoynd war and peace, translated into persian, as well as many works of art by other remarkable russian writers, including anton chekhov, alexander pushkin and fyodor dostoevsky. i devote most of my time to russian classical literature. from pushkin and gogol to maxim gorky, but my favorite authors are dostoevsky and mikhail bulgakov. most of all i liked the novel the master and margarita. maryam recently discovered a craving for russian literature, as translator, she is looking for the most successful examples of such work. as soon as i started reading russian books, i wanted to read them more and more. i started with dostoevsky, now i’m reading white nights and brothers. readers do not hide the fact that they are attracted to russian fiction; some say that russian writers very vividly paint the images of their heroes, their consciousness and psychology . looking through the books on the shelves, i found only a few works by russian writers of the last or this century. the reason is that p

." >> stephen: really, tolstoy? that's impressive. what do you think of it?y i loved the war. but also, like, do not sleep on the "and peace." >> stephen: okay. but what... what do you like about it? i mean, it's pretty heavy stuff. >> eliana: it is really heavy. it made my arms look so toned when i posed with it for my tinder profile. >> stephen: eliana, that's kendall jenner. >> eliana: no. that's me, steve. remember? single me? >> stephen: oh, right. did you just buy "war and peace" so you could take pictures with it on the beach? >> eliana: um, no, professor. i also took pictures with it on a ski slope and on the marquee of the beautiful ed sullivan theater! >> stephen: eliana, are you even reading this? eliana! this is just a hollowed out book with your phone in it. >> eliana: no spoilers! >> stephen: are you just using books to try to find a date? >> eliana: no, steve! i'm also using "the late show." why do you think i'm out here? it's a real green flag to be kind to the elderly. do you need me to help you sort your medicines, sir? >> stephen: no, i nee

russia on issues of culture and art, as well as curator of the school of criticism, vladimir ilyich tolstoyectives of the project in an interview with ivan kudryavtsev. school of criticism during the moscow international film festival, like a school. cook together in a good, creative atmosphere with interesting people, so that their eyes sparkle. so, happy birthday, you give joy to the megamarket, only on the day birth of a megamarket, animal food with discounts of up to 50%. let's do it again. and now cattle, there’s another idea, of course, let’s count the payment, yur, without a qr code for a long time, with vtbon the camera itself counts everything, well, how did it happen, of course, we also received 10% cashback from the free vtb debit card, vtb, together everything will work out. tabachetto, start a new life without cigarettes. this have not happened before. russian cold, 150 g of unprecedented, rich taste. in one glass, try a real ice cream, russian cold, big, incredible taste! 100% originals from famous brands are now more accessible on avito premium. on easter, russian lotto unite

they, of course, talk about the works of kusnevsky, gogol and tolstoy, and also dream of a film adaptationy interesting, let's... he played a small role in the joint project balkan frontier and a huge one in the history of the two countries. in russia, he often recklessly performs with his nousmoking orchestra in crimea, lives by his own rules in the village that he built himself not far from the border with bosnia, and always repeats: it is more important to be free than happy. polina ermalaeva, polina gomzikova and andrey netreba, news! anthony blinken today again promised the kiev regime victory in the confrontation with russia, but... how could the ukrainian armed forces achieve, and at the same time once again passed off wishful thinking, talking about the alleged weakening and some kind of isolation of our country. all this was heard in paris, where the us secretary of state arrived on an official visit against the backdrop of systematic calls by the french authorities for further escalation, but does washington agree to it? evgeny reshitnev tried to understand. the us secretary of s

, the song sounded like this: come on in the village, in a clear clearing, oh, lev nikolaevich tolstoyasya, please tell me who influenced your music, do you have any idols? i probably didn’t have such directly great teachers in my life, but there were those people who really gave me a lot of warmth, they may not have realized themselves in the musical field in any bright way, but at the same time they put faith in me, my vocal teacher at the institute said, nastenka, you’re just a diamond, you’re just worth cut, despite the fact that i sang crookedly past. this feeling of love, in fact, i had such a complex for a long time, i come from a fairly happy family, i’m lucky, somehow god leads me along the red line and into... mine, my whole life is filled with a huge love, that’s why i probably have so much of this love in me, stand up, you want a story, here we want it, in fact i have a song the last weakness, this is my first such youthful song, i wrote it on such an endless rush of emotions, just a boy, who i really liked, he proposed to another girl, i found out about it, i was upset, bo

russian literature, on the shelves are presented translated into persian, the masterpieces of leo tolstoyd peace, many works of art by other remarkable russian writers, including anton chekhov, alexander pushkin and fyodor dostoevsky. i devote most of my time to russian classical literature, from pushkin and gogol to maxim gorky, but my favorite authors are dostoevsky. ties would be even stronger if iranian readers knew the works of modern russian authors, and the main task here lies with a handful of russians experts are confident that russian-iranian translators are in iran. in iran, bulgakov is read, but in his homeland, kiev, it was banned. the institute of national remembrance of ukraine declared the use of mikhail bulgakov’s name as propaganda of russian imperial policy. according to the conclusion of experts, he was ideologically in the position of russian imperialism, white guardism, and approved of the expansion of russian communism. quite a motley worldview, i must say. but most importantly, bulgakov, of all the russian writers of that time, stands closest to to the current ideo

tolstoy once said, when you... were betrayed, it’s like your arms were broken, you can ask, but you wonty is one of my moral principles, which i never change, what is money for you, it is freedom, the opportunity to be free, love is for you, what is love, well, as someone said too, it is when you simply cannot breathe without a person, what is power to you? power is the opportunity to serve your country, really. now the third person in the state, you are the first woman speaker of the federation council, you constantly top the list of 100 most influential women, tell me, valya tyutina, a girl from a simple, poor family, has reached such heights, made such a brilliant career, you know, people like me a lot, because in reality we were all the same then, equal, we all did not live richly. but we were happy, we were friendly, uh, we dreamed, i think there’s no special secret here, firstly, i’ve always been a good student, second a very hardworking person, and i worked a lot on myself, thirdly, this is perseverance, nothing is impossible for me, if it is impossible, then it will just take mo

areas of the city remain under water, nevertheless, work continues. to strengthen these dumps, on lev tolstoyhere there was never any flooding, not even in the seventeenth year, nothing was a protective structure, here is the bank of the ishim river, then in the twenty-fourth year it was necessary to build a temporary structure in order to don’t let it in, don’t flood it, it’s literally on the left side of the house, there’s a lot of work going on, everyone is working, and of course i would like for at least the water level to stop, we’ve never had such a flood, in the seventeenth year these are the territories that we are protecting now, they have never been in the flood zone, there are no caring residents, everyone is trying, helping, leaving their territory, protecting, coming, especially where we have a site where bags are filled with sand, people generally come there, they bring everything, tea, and the food is hot and so on, that is , he is worried that the city of isim was not flooded, yesterday we were on the ishim highway, the flow over the highway occurs there, that is, the river fl

president has already said this. no , we will destroy them right away, we will kill them all, as tolstoylve the fifth article in any way, everything is fine, they are afraid of something else, that we we will strike at the decision-making center, and the centers are located on the territory of france and there we can achieve, this question, this question is more than destruction there. i will understand everything at once, i am for the escalation to occur consistently, you jump back, you want to jump over a whole row, we are destroying the factories of those western weapons that do not hit the territory deep into russia, we are not doing this yet, abrams for now here we are we only destroy the abrams, but not the factories, it’s not beneficial for us to destroy that abrams and leopards, we show that the cars are bad, bradleys, the cars are bad, em13 are bad cars, we’re just. now, now they are writing about the fact that abramza is coming, it is old and not in the configuration that they supply, and the same thing will happen about the f16, the old one is not in that configuration, they d

literary preferences of local readers; classical literature and entertaining fiction are in demand, but tolstoyly in demand. soviet science fiction writers in the days of such upheavals, yes, when the world order is changing, when a person feels some self-doubt, and here the interest in classical literature always increases, because russian classics, like no other literature , always poses very important complex questions and tries to find answers to them. also today , modern russian literature, books by winners of all prestigious domestic awards are fully available to readers of new territories... well, basically i can tell you, no one writes any children's poems in their youth, because children are worried about adult problems, you want to change the world for the better , write for children, writer andrei usachov is convinced, he is not i once came to donbass to meet with young readers, he says that his audience there is very lively and spontaneous, but in general is no different from... any other in russia, in no place did they tell me how good it is that you brought a funny program, becaus

hitler, believing that he was powerful. when we need to destroy you all, as our colleague, deputy tolstoyid, we will do it, just try to send your troops, face us in military clashes, and europe will tremble, and we will no longer show restraint hope that you will come to your senses, you europeans , isms, anti-semitism, russophobia, that non-ism, colonialism, and passionate love for a good life, at the expense of those whom you continue to consider your slaves or unturmens, like all of us, do not hope, all your preparation for war will not help you, as always, you can do as much as you like. photoshopovron with enlarged biceps, this will not help accelerate your rockets to hypersonic, so paris, if you don’t want to accept our athletes, accept our hypersound, quickly, very reliably unpleasant. alexander mikhailovich, well, i completely agree that, of course , it is important for the west today to promote its agenda. ideological, you know, i can tell you that we met at the level of our parliament and their assembly of people’s deputies , or as a national assembly, i can tell you that it was

tolstoy, chekhov, gogol, dostoevsky, and soviet science fiction writers remain.ld order, when a person feels some self-doubt, and here the interest in classical literature always increases, because russian classics, like no other literature, always poses very important complex questions and tries to find answers to them. modern russian literature is also available in full today to readers of new territories. if you want to change the world for the better, write for children, writer andrei usachov is convinced, he has come to donbass more than once to meet with young readers, he says his audience there is very lively and... mean, but on the whole no different from any other in russia, in no place did they tell me how good it was that you brought a fun program, because, frankly speaking, the themes of the war, they were a little tortured then , but children need to rejoice, how great it is that you read funny poems, children laugh, and if children ask adults questions and ask to explain what is happening why, of course you need to answer, and answer honestly and co

powerful perhaps, it is probably stronger than our rockets, tchaikovsky, stravinsky, dostoevsky, tolstoyof the great russian language , which when you translate, a lot is lost, of course, this. this is of course, i would say, this is a crushing force, crushing power, i agree with you, revitalizing, thank you very much, dear friends, but what do you think , after all, this is what is usually called soft power, and by this they mean culture, communication, the charm of the nation, maybe this is really the same soft power, this is an american term, it is also a foreign one. our strength is our tv viewers, from kaliningrad to chukotka, abroad, be happy, and we will work, goodbye, goodbye. we worship our christ.

it, well, that is , long live the career, when the career is like shakespeare, pasteur, homer and tolstoyse, i promised, i promised, here's igor volgin, just think about your career, the words are absolutely, this is this, this is such a powerful beginning, i remember the very beginning, here i am, i was a schoolboy, fifty-ninth year, evenings on mayakovsky square, when people gathered. and i open a literary newspaper in irkutsk at the station, i open the newspaper and there, bon voyage , that means that was the manner. it’s full of autographs and writers, i wrote to him “the door is at vitya urin’s, a literary man,” so he introduced me there to santakolsky, antakolsky was a master, that’s a word, tsvetaeva’s friend there, well, sort of, and one night he , that means, told me here is pavel, at night the bell rings at my house, and my mother calls you to the phone, some adult, he says, mother i come up and i was about 20 years old, and if you would like to come to me immediately, well, some kind of glory says. my selection in the new world, and volodya sokolov, a wonderful poet, meets and

tolstoy with a flag in his hands. with the coat of arms of razka and at the polling station, this isbably how all the traitors looked when they came to vote for the unchanging president in russia, maybe this is just an official scratch for everyone who is fed by the dictator's hand, i think it is an honor for kuzmenko to wear a coat of arms with a chicken on his heart, because before becoming an official traitor, he was quietly licking putin's portrait all the time and waiting. i will now tell you how the director of the music school became attached to the fake minister of a non-existent institution. kuzmenko , 55, once was the head of children's music school number 4 in kherson, but not for long, because he wanted to enter politics. he was a deputy of the suvoriv district council from volodymyr saldo's block, and since 2010 he has been in the ranks of the banned communist party of ukraine. as a deputy of one of the village councils, he supported the party of regions in every possible way. when the kherson region was occupied, kuzmenko finally stopped hiding his true ideological view

after news of the success of the american film adaptation of tolstoy in the soviet union, nikita khrushchevust not only remove, and to surpass the american picture at any cost, you hear at any cost, the words about any price were heard, after all, it was a different time, the country worked for the picture, the army worked for war and peace, this is... the use of these these powers, powers, by the director , this is great skill, but i repeat, this was a real government order, it cost a lot of money, and they are all on the screen. i never expected that i would turn out to be one of the key figures in this grandiose story. it is still a mystery why the minister of culture ekaterina furtseva insisted that to entrust the filming of the film adaptation of tolstoy's lion's drink and... to bondarchuk, because all the luminaries of our screen were vying for the right to become the director of the largest soviet film. sergei bondarchuk was not even a competitor for them. the talented actor, a student of yerasimov, had previously made only one film as a director: the fate of a man. and suddenly ther

care now, we are glad whether we or not, when we need to destroy you all, as our colleague deputy tolstoyd, we will, just try to send your troops, face us in battle, and europe will shudder. hidalgo's scandalous statement became known on the day of the 210th anniversary of the capture. red by the russian army. on march 31, 1814 , our regiments entered paris and this date was celebrated in france, led by emperor alexander i. before that, russian troops defeated napoleon's army. useful reminders for macron. well, i'll tell you, paris and the french are some kind of painful topic, and napoleon is also for russian propaganda. putin has already joined in, as he also says. about napoleon and paris, after the collapse of the ussr, our geopolitical enemies definitely aimed to destroy what was left of of historical russia, that is, to dismantle its core, russia itself, the russian federation, to subjugate everything that will remain to its geopolitical interest, confidently speaking about it, when the former director... of the fsb, the former secretary of the security council, and then the preside

evaluations. works of any writer, this question, i would say, is subjective, someone can consider tolstoy, dostoyevsky, bulgakov, anyone, rachmaninov, tchaikovsky, and others where levitan is, you can continue to list it for hours, in big letters, someone may, someone may not like them, the issue is that this is simply not ukrainian literature, and this... even a matter of language, i always suggest doing such a simple experiment : translate this or that work. in the ukrainian language and read as if you don't know that it is written in russian, and i wonder if you will perceive bulgakov, let's say master margarita, as a ukrainian novel, well, hardly, if, if we talk about context, if you are talking about the ideologues that are sewn there, and the white guard, well, of course not, certain ideologues are also sewn there, and the dead souls of mykhola gogol, although it was written by a person who left the country, it is a ukrainian novel, because people wrote it, i don't... read the books, i'm not talking about the discussion, i'm just saying you'll see that gogol is a russian writer for

of creativity is - which writer, this question, i would say, is subjective, someone can consider tolstoy dostoevsky, bulgakov, anyone, rachmaninoff, tchaikovsky. and other actions of leviathan can be continued there for hours list in big letters, someone may not like them. the problem is that this is simply not ukrainian literature, and it is not even a question of language. i always suggest doing such a simple experiment: translate this or that work into ukrainian and... read it as if you don't know that it is written in russian, and i wonder if you will perceive bulgakov, let's say, master margarita, as ukrainian novel, well , hardly, if, if we talk about the context, if we talk about the ideologue, what a white the guard, of course not, there are certain ideologues sewn in there, and the souls of mykhola gogol are dead, although it was written by a person who left the country, it is a ukrainian novel, because they added it, i am not sure, i think that... well here here here enough here it is quite debatable, but at least relatively speaking according to gogol, i see that there is such