cleaned, but it is generally a unique samovar, they say, they say that it just accompanied vasily dmitrievichin general it is believed that it accompanied vasily dmikovich polinova during his balkan... campaign, but he definitely accompanied his son dmitry, during the first world war, he participated, the son of vasily dmich polenov, also participated in battles, for which he received the st. george cross and so on, and served in the cavalry and the fact that he was with dmitry vasilyevich during the first world war - that’s for sure, well, they say that he also visited the balkans, he’s called a spider, you see what legs he has and this is his path. it’s a road one, yes, but it’s generally heavy, it’s really very, well, it’s not easy, probably to travel with it, because it is quite heavy, but this is such a camping, camping samovar, i thought that since i came from the tula region, i would definitely bring my own samovar, i would definitely bring it with me to the samovar, and the diorama, natasha, this is what it looks like - well, well , in general, in fact, i don’t have no right to tell t

cleaned, but in general it’s a unique samovar, they say, they say that it’s just accompanied vasily dmitrievichn, that is, he was, well, like a thermos, but in general it is believed that he accompanied vasily dmitrievich polenov during his balkan campaign, but he definitely accompanied his son dmitry during the first world war, he took part, the son of vasily polenov also took part in the battles, for which... let them come more, but this picture depicts the nile, and it’s also not in this smaller, shortened version, but vasilyevich polenov, you know, he really as if he was a passionate traveler, a passionate collector, a wonderful artist, he was such a man of renaissance scope and an intellectual, he spoke six languages, he had a huge library, he himself read the goethas, schiller in the originals, translated and so on. and of course, finding himself in the twenties, at the end of the twenties, where he found himself, in the province, deep in the province in the village, he saw what, well, the low level of education among people, including children, and he decided, came up with this one a won

campaign, that is, he was, well, like a thermos, but in general it is believed that he accompanied vasily dmitrievichs balkan campaign, but for sure he accompanied his son dmitry, during the first world war he took part, the son of vasily polenov also took part in battles, for which he received the st. george cross and so on, he served in... and the diorama, natasha, this is what it looks like, well, well, actually i no no i don’t have the right to tell the secret of the diorama i don’t have, because it’s completely somehow well people will see this secret, they will recognize and this magic of this magic will disappear when people come to see our diorama in the museum, but i brought you the original diorama, now we show what we show every day - this is a kopeck diorama, and this is an original diorama... it will go to our exhibition in november in vladivostok, it will be, we are showing its fantastic action, yes, we are showing it in tula, we are showing it during our exhibition projects there. and so on, but this is the last major work of vasily dmitrovich polenov, but this is not just his painting

kept my eye on the exact place for the name bekhovo, this bekhovo, it absolutely captivated vasily dmitrievichhat there is a combination of reasons here, firstly, first of all, polenov did not really want to live in moscow from the very beginning; he grew up, as you probably know, in karelia, near petrozavodsk, and was attracted to him from early childhood. he was attracted to the coniferous forest, and he really really loved these pine trees, coniferous forests, and he really wanted to live somewhere away from the big city, but to his main idea enlightenment in the russian province, he came much later, having already settled in polenovo, initially he just wanted to be in nature, and of course he played a big role in the fact that vasily settled. it was in these places that tarusa played, because the family of ivan vladimovich tsvitaev had already settled in tarusa, tarusa was already becoming some kind of epicenter of creative life, we also call it a russian barbezon, and vasily dmitovich, once there, of course, wanted to be somewhere nearby, he saw bekhov, this idea captured him, he told his

cleaned, but this in general, a unique samovar, they say, they say that he just accompanied vasily dmitrievichng his balkan campaign, that is, he was, well, like a thermos, but in general it is believed that he accompanied vasily dmitre polenov during his balkan campaign, but he definitely accompanied his son dmitry, during the first world war he took part, the son of vasily polenov also took part in the battles, for which he received the st. george cross and so on served in the cavalry and... the fact that he was with dmitry vasilyevich during during the first world war - that’s for sure, well , they say that he also visited the balkans, he’s called a spider, you see what legs he has, and this is a road trip, this is a road trip, yes, but he’s generally heavy, he’s really very, well, like that it's probably not easy to travel with him, because he it’s quite heavy, but it’s such a camping, camping samovar, i thought that since i came from the tula region, i should definitely bring my own, i definitely need to bring a samovar with me, and what about the diorama? i don’t have, because it’s compl

they are all ... basically on social protection, the next point, you were having a discussion, vasily dmitrievichalking about who will give what debts, excuse me, everything has been given away a long time ago, the key more than 20% of the black soils of ukraine, or rather, more than 40%, excuse me, of the black soils of arable land, they already belong to foreign corporations and what will they, and what will they fight for, they are fighting for the land, i already said this once, this phrase that the famous film was don’t be afraid, i’m with you, this is not yours. tooth, not mine. this is his tooth, this is this, how would this be it didn’t sound sad, there is no irony here, it’s just that this land has already been given away, and now transnational corporations, they will fight and fight for their land, this is the second argument that we are talking about, who will pay for what, the third argument that indicates that today they are talking about a lot of money that is spent on what people should do, and well, such materials are even so ironic that there is no one to clean up in poland now..

student. this is exactly the place called bekhovo, this is bekhovo, it absolutely captivated vasily dmitrievichall, polenov did not really want to live in moscow from the very beginning; he grew up, as you probably know, in karelia, near petrozavodsk, from early childhood, he was attracted to nature, he was attracted to the coniferous forest, and he really really loved... these very pine trees, coniferous forests, and he really wanted to live somewhere far from the big city, but to his main idea of ​​​​enlightenment in the russian province , he came much later, having already settled in polenovo, initially he just wanted to be in nature, and of course tarusa played a big role in the fact that vasily dmitovich settled in these places, because ivan’s family had already settled in tarusa. he was captivated, he told his wife about how good it was there, and his wife natalya vasilyevna also writes in letters that is it really possible that the dream of staying in byokhovo, settling in byokhovo, living in byokhovo will come true with us, with them already ... the idea was their house, their workshop,

zelensky is a big bastard, i say, well, what next, then he asks me a question, do you know, vasily dmitrievicheration and in general yes, i say, i looked there and asked, yes, there is a kiev patriarchate and a greek catholic church, which kiev patriarchate, there is, there is, there is, even a kiev church, there is a greek catholic church, and there are churches of which kiev patriarchate, igor, well, listen to me , please, continue, and i, well, what, he says, how to come to russia, you can fly through shermetie, because he started asking simple ones, only through magadan and the last question, he says, well, really, what are the rules, what are the morals, i say read it. oath of a citizen of the russian federation, calculate it. because he has no other choice, because listen, i’m not talking about you, i’m talking about the precedent that happened today, it’s true, people, yes, people are starting to think about that, very well, well, i don’t think so, i can advise from other countries, right now very popular in moldova, there are australian jews and groups. well, why is ludivich, i underst

small chamber exhibition, and i want to say that it goes very well with the personality of vasily dmitrievichy performed his work as a landscape painter, artist, musician, architect, teacher, mentor for a whole galaxy of wonderful artists of the next generation. the twenty-third moscow easter festival continues at the tyumen philharmonic with a performance by the marinsky theater symphony orchestra conducted by valery gergiev. at the comedian's shelter theater, akapela musical evgenya. zagoda on libretto and poems by konstantin rubinsky icefil, premiere production by alexei frandetti. at the national theater belgrade in the fiftieth once again shows tanya mandichriganat's play based on the play by anton pavlovich chekhov ivanov. and in the slovak national theater there is a play by marian amsler, ulvan nikolaevich tolstoy's novel war and peace. the royal opera presents daniceti's opera, lucia dilamermoor, in the premiere production by katie mitchell at the coven garden theatre. the main roles are performed by nadine syura and euan. hatea. the hamburg bucerius kunstforum presents the first lar

future, we can talk as much as we want, but we periodically address this topic we are returning, vasily dmitrievich this, but we have forgotten a little the idea of ​​​​trimurye, just a few weeks ago this one was under the auspices poles carried out this story, i think that in such distant geopolitical plans they will consider that... part of ukraine or the territory that they consider, precisely as part of this large geopolitical project, as the basic goal of which is, the idea of ​​the still seas, that is, which. they will calmly say, so we have preserved ukrainian statehood, and this is something to tell anyone at all, but they have preserved afghan statehood, they have preserved something in iraq, they have no one to tell this to, they don’t i don’t care at all about this, because it will be the responsibility of other administrations, they have no one to report to, yes, but they don’t care, listen, they don’t have to report to the ukrainians, why to the ukrainians. you mentioned the paraguayan war, in general it’s a terrible story, that is, in 6 years they, firstly, lost half the area, just to

small chamber exhibition, and i want to say that it goes very well with the personality of vasily dmitrievichise to the podium, did not appeal to the broad masses, but simply, so to speak, honestly performed his work, a landscape painter , artist, musician, architect, teacher, mentor for the whole a galaxy of wonderful artists of the next generation. the yerevan russian drama theater named after stanislavsky is showing karen narsisyan's play based on the play by luigi berandella, people, animals, circumstances on the stage of the pskov drama theater as part of the big tour project. the music of rachmaninny and rispighi will be performed in the large hall of the st. petersburg philharmonic, performed by sergei davidchenko and the russian national orchestra conducted by alexander rudin. the piano festival opens its spring program with a concert by the winner of international competitions of the colombian pianist daniel diaz in the space of the levoshovsky bakery in st. petersburg. the nizhny novgorod gorky drama theater is showing vadim dantseger's play, the third truth or the story of a crime,

vasily vladimirovich semenyuk. ekaterina kuznetsova, gymnasium of the city of svetlogorsk. anna shcherba, secondary school number one in the city of osipovichi named after dmitriev and history teacher and social science alexey dmitrieviche one more person left to introduce, this is our scientific expert, ekaterina duko. head of the department of methodological support for mathematical and natural science education of the academy of education. in case of controversial situations, it is she who will decide whose side is right. hello guys, i wish you a good mood, an interesting game, correct answers and good luck to all participants. good afternoon guys, we are glad to welcome you here. on our playground, this time, my colleague yulia pertsova is already communicating with your teachers, yulia, over to you, we have so many men in the teachers’ room today and not one came with flowers, but we don’t have the byy factor and i, not olya buzova, we have an intellectual show and not less interesting guys, good luck to everyone, vasya, start the first round. the first round is ahead, let's get acquainted with its rules. in the first round, players are asked 12 multiple choice questions. yes or no answers, of which only one is co