so ihor eisenberg, professor of the university of jura, i hope he is already there, they tell me thatigor good health, mr. igor, good health, mr. mykola and all the audience and the press, yes, i have one for you . well, a fiery passion, as they say in classic russian literature, i seem to constantly put the first question in the first place one in even yesterday , there was a discussion here with italy, portnikov, and there was a discussion with you about what to do with russia, is there any marshall plan or morgansau plan, and these are two different plans, the marshall plan - this is help, and the marginal plan, which was before the marshall plan, dismemberment the combination of the investigation of germany, which was still fascist at the time, this is the plan of the 43rd year and the reduction of germany to an agricultural country with a super weak army, police, etc., etc. so similar. and today we see that if russia remains a nuclear weapon, it remains a player and an aggressive player, what to do with it, there are some intellectual reflections in the united states on this topi

igor igor eisenberg, a professor of the university of jura, was on our broadcast. now is to pass the word to the news service. my colleague rina koval is ready to tell you the news of this hour. i will get back to you in just a few minutes. friends , please, thank you. congratulations. i will tell you about the situation in different regions of our country. about the interception of the conversation of the russian occupiers and also about the statement of the european union regarding the blocked grain agreement, wait

jura and most like sports biart. we are always there to play billiards after university. of course, i'll be back. i'm in china.t to work at the bolshoi theatre. can they? at the university i really want to study even further, but i study technique, study. i'm europe with whom no, this is me singing, just study me, well, i can work in the theater in the future and leave the great singers, not only the peking opera in the european opera and musicals such and so on, but it's also possible if i finish my postgraduate course, well, i will i will work for a miscarriage, and well no no only at the university. but maybe the theater i came to belarus is one of their theaters and look, there are a lot of operas, well, performances. uh, and i have one teacher right, well, old me, and then you if i work, this is an opera house, well, i'm sure i, too, i myself will work for her, the bolshoi theater. we came to a chinese restaurant called ayangzi, odessa wanted uh, because chinese food. this is for us, as at home the whole world knows this dumplings. these are chinese. uh, smooth meals, photo-like chinese people always. mm

of anton chekhov take place; he takes final exams in university and publishes his first collection of fairy tales of melpomene from that moment chekhov is officially a doctor, as well as a writer da jurai think it's this objective chekhov's view. eh, so cold and rational. in general, it is really possible the closest, even if he was not engaged in medicine, it would be easiest to compare with uh, with the look of a diagnostician or even a pathologist nathon. who, in general, diagnoses completely regardless of who is in front of him , er, a charming child or a ninety-year-old old man. chekhov was good doctor and uh. i think that this is confirmed by the responses of contemporaries who say that he is a good diagnostician. the first thing for a doctor to make the correct diagnosis. if a correct diagnosis is made , everything else is a matter, as i imagine medical work, everything else is a matter of technology. and chekhov had a good diagnosis, because he was an objective artist in the summer of 1884. anton pavlovich now he is increasingly called by his first name, patronymic, he begins to receive patients. the family is proud for a tradesman to become a doctor. means to take worthy plac