story of very simple little joys, uh, at that time, and human happiness is based on staging viktor nekrasov'sy in the trenches of stalingrad, published in 1946. this is one of the first incredibly realistic and very honest works about the great patriotic war. this is a story. she appeared in an absolutely fantastic way. he was wounded in the arm by nekrasov a and, uh, the wound was quite severe even in the hospital. he was told that if you want your hand to work, and you need to develop it. he says how. he says to write throughout the action of the spectators are transferred from military stalingrad to modern volgograd is a city of a million people, a city that remembers the worst and happiest days. but if you listen, then through the city and today you can hear the voices of those thanks to whom the city has survived and continues to breathe. why did i find myself? funnels but the funnel is quite large, but the left shoulder, in my opinion, looks like the performance turned out to be very poignant, the captivating plot of fine acting and the work of the production director made it one of the

ah, at that time, uh, human happiness was based on the production of viktor nekrasov's story in the trencheslingrad, published in 1946 . this is one of the first incredibly realistic and very honest works about the great patriotic war. this is a story. she appeared in an absolutely fantastic way. he was wounded in the arm of nekrasov a. i.e., the wound was quite severe and in the hospital. he was told that if you want to have work hand, and you have to develop it. he says how. he says to write throughout the action, the audience is transferred from military stalingrad to modern volgograd, a city of a million people, a city that remembers the worst and happiest days. but if you listen, then through the city rumble, and today you can hear the voices of those thanks to whom the city has survived and continues to breathe, why did i find myself? in this funnel is quite large in my opinion the performance looks very poignant exciting plot fine acting and the work of the director made it one of the leading productions of the chekhov moscow art theater, i and uh, i managed to cry like laugh, that is

barrt alexander galich artists lev bakst and zinaida serebryakova gippius and merezhkovsky writer viktor nekrasov on his tombstone you see , a a fragment of a shell, which he brought from stalingrad, was attached. well, separately for the graves, they really really need care. well, this , unfortunately, is not, uh, not a rare case when the grave is either forgotten, or by descendants, or there are no descendants left. played the steering wheel of descendants for 18 years, russia officials handed over the ends of the list of graves to the embassy. now the guards are frozen and the warning signs on 23 graves are sometimes. then, uh, they are demolished and the ashes are transferred, uh, to the suari. uh, well, it's a graveyard. classified as historical monument and as historical as natural here such uh, tough measures tough for us for france let's say. so this is a common situation such a threat. such a threat, he doesn't stand very, very tough. she is under the care of a and the russian-speaking community and e. diplomatic representatives of the russian federation mayor's office is not in the mood

alexander zinai dovich serebryakov writer viktor nekrasov on his tombstone you see, and attached is agment of a shell that he brought from stalingrad. this whole complex, like the novodevichy cemetery in moscow, has the status of a historical monument. this is the main attraction. the graves of the town are separate, they really need care. well now, this, unfortunately, is not, uh, not a rare case when the grave is either forgotten, or there are no descendants left by the descendants. from me, missing families paid for concessions to russia, the list of infantry graves was handed over to the embassy by officials. now the guards are frozen and warning signs on twenty-three for storage sometimes. then , uh, they are demolished and the ashes are transferred to osvai, uh, but this is a cemetery. classified as a historical monument and as a historical as a natural here such uh, tough measures tough for us for france let's say. so this is normal the situation is such a threat. such a threat, he doesn't stand very, very tough. she is under the supervision of, uh, and the russian-speaking com

you see alexandra and serebshkovsky writer viktor nekrasov on his tombstone, and there is a fragmentshell that he brought from stalingrad to this whole complex, as he has a maiden cemetery in moscow, the status of a historical monument. this is the main attraction of the gorodok. but separately , the graves really need a lot of care. here this, unfortunately, is not, uh, not a rare case when the grave is either forgotten, or by descendants, or there are no descendants left. for 18 years, russia played the steering wheel of descendants on behalf of absent families, paid for the ends of the list of farm graves to the embassy, ​​officials reported. now the guards are frozen and warning signs on twenty-three for storage sometimes. then uh demolishes them and the ashes are transferred to osvai. uh, but this cemetery is classified as a historical monument and as a historical, as a natural one here such, uh, tough measures tough for us for france, let's say. so this is a common situation such a threat. such a threat, he doesn't stand very, very tough. she is under the supervision of e and t

this means that there were more soviet mass soldiers, but at the same time you read viktor nekrasov in stalingrad. well, well, he was a participant in the battle of stalingrad in battalions of nine bayonets in order to make a counterattack. the battalion commander gathered everyone, including cooks, and he recruited 30 people and had no replenishment. that's how they fought. this is how they fought unusually, generally the same as because they have. uh, paulus lost. in german historiography, he is like an ugly duckling, but in fact he was one of the most brilliant and generally the best german generals who was entrusted, one of the developers of one barbarossa, a participant in the war in france, that is, one of the best generals. and, by the way , it must be said, by the way, to a certain extent, his task is the same after the encirclement. i i occupied i wanted to do a film very much read. there, his memoirs of this adam were very interesting for his adjutants. yes he your task. in my opinion, it did. in what sense? after all, if he had surrendered earlier, they would have been able

most famous for the french buried here are ivan bunin, koba gippius and merezhkovsky writer viktor you see nekrasov on his tombstone, uh, a fragment of a shell is attached, which he brought from stalingrad. the church has a dormition and this whole complex, like the novodevichy cemetery in moscow, has the status of a historical monument. this is the main attraction of gorodok. but separately, the graves really need care. well, this, unfortunately, is not, uh, not a rare case when the grave is either forgotten, or by descendants, or there are no descendants left. russia played the role of descendants for 18 years. and you paid for concessions for absent families. a list of old graves to the embassy, ​​the officials handed over. now the guards are frozen and the warning signs on 23 graves are sometimes. then, uh, they are demolished and the ashes are transferred , uh, well, this is a cemetery. classified as a historical monument and as a historical as a natural here such uh, tough measures tough for us for france let's say. so this is a common situation such a threat. such a threat, he doesn't stand

the author of the stage composition is konstantin khabensky; the plot is based on the story of viktor nekrasovi once read with an accent the phrase begins that and we dived during the cinema in baku. well, i somehow dived in time with us. and so they left different destinies, but they will all collide. fox even relationship. it would seem to simple everyday things, human fears, joys are all hypertrophied in extreme conditions, it turns out, how good it is when your feet are warm, how good it is when the snow melts on your hands and the scenery is minimalistic. such simple , uncomplicated boards turn into a dugout at some point. uh, the mouthpiece becomes a bridge next to it, by the way, they put it only before the premiere in the morning. i immediately redid the sound and partly we have the sound coming from there, the same sound is coming. yes, of course, i don’t want to scream, i don’t want to tear my shirt. i want an honest story, i want some kind of unity, so we put the first one here uh, the row is the same as our rows in the summer ago. small stage - this allows the actors at arm's lengt