that is, how would you mean vichy france? yes, yes, vichy france - what is it? he wrote the dark time, an under-occupied state, it is not clear who controls it, it is not clear what you live on such a piece of timelessness . that is why, in order to gain at least some understanding of time, he turns to the past. he also began to write this life arseny you, too , emigration, the life of arseny in the novel of the kayan and the days, by the way, are probably the most emotional a stir, because he wrote exactly at his word, but in dark alleys. it seems to me that he explores the topic of relationships and its completely different layers. that is, relatively speaking, he runs away. it seems to me from uh some problems just when you find yourself in timelessness. you know, like a man from dostoevsky’s underground, you have nothing but a description of yourself and these states, and then you can’t even return, because he said, in my opinion, but, well, as it were, and who i am such? well i'm used to living in france something i don't feel like everyone is already dead.

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i got to team her up with a disabled spy in vichy france. and she was captain peggy carter. and that was a whole lot of fun to write some. and speaking of other i do want to mentioned everyone here that you were also featured in a documentary short i believe that's correct. and it was all about you and it was all me. it was very strange. it's even after me. it's called elsa. it's on pbs, american masters. and that was a strange experience to have a camera crew invade my for three days, but it was a disabled director and a lot of disabled crew members and they told my story really well. they deliberately had me take them on a hike where i made a camera crew, chased me through pacific northwest hike for 2 hours. the director almost fell off of a cliff and i had to save. you think i'm joking? i'm not. oh, i believe you. he's trying to stand on a rock. he starts to tip backward, and i'm like, no no, let's not lose the camera equipment. are you. i was going to say, oh, yeah, so think i believe they also got footage of you doing fencing. so did. yeah. can you talk about that a lit

government of marshal pitten, which the vichy government was sitting in vichy, which essentially signed the capitulation of franceon the path of direct cooperation. she helped the germans organize the life of her citizens, the work of factories, which then supplied equipment to the eastern front and collected for the germans. here the harvest is by or the germans in fine french wine. well, then they had a negative connotation in france, but for the french , the word collaborator, of course, yes, collaborating. uh, for a long time after the war we have no such philological there were no explorations. we have written good serious books. that's about e people who collaborated with the nazis, and there was such a thing. the red book of the belarusian researcher romanovsky, uh, it was called in belarusian saudelniki no collaborators. and everything is clear, clear and understandable, then already in the nineties they began to impose this narrative on us gradually, replacing the word traitor. uh, accomplice bandit criminal, yes , it definitely was. eh, whole again. uh, a special operation to infiltrate through various