, fyokla tolstaya, journalist, tv presenter and head of the tolstoy digital project, vladimir tolstoyure, vladimirich headed the museum for many years reserves. glade, well, who else if not you should know about tolstoy, what maybe not everyone knows, today we’ll talk about it, what it’s like to be tolstoy’s descendants, how it all feels, we’ll try to talk about it, let’s start, of course, with yasnaya polyana, because this is a place of power, who will we start with, maybe, let’s, let’s thekla, let’s start with you, well, that’s it, of course, if we talk about yasnaya polyana, then it’s probably right to start with volodya, because volodya in ninety-four became the director of yasnaya polyana, it was like that the return of fat people to the museum, because fat people have always been associated with... born in the village of severny, which was not yet part of moscow at that time, and uh, i just remember well that at some point i got sick, i started reading quite early i asked my dad to advise me to read something, i was, this is preschool time, that is , maybe 6 years old, and dad g

questions that were raised lev nikolaevich tolstoy and who for us. still relevant, i sincerely thank vladimir tolstoyead with pleasure. hello, this is tatyana gevarkyan and ne lykomshity. today we remember the great couturier. he was called red dior, considered an innovator, and now his name is embroidered on the national canvas. fashion industry. in our studio we have his students and friends, designer and founder of the fashion house victoria andreyanova, designer and artist with a worldwide named andrey sharov. designer and creator of the fashion brand anastasia kuchugova, as well as honored artist of russia and tv presenter tatyana vedeneeva. tatiana, do you remember your acquaintance with vyacheslav mikhailovich? i don’t remember now, at some time it happened, but there was some kind of extreme situation. i can say that i led my first new year’s eve party, which i was invited to host, in a dress i sewed with my own hands. and i remember one of my... friend said, the next day, you know, you were wearing some kind of dress, damn, there’s a bow on the side, all of moscow speaks about this, i, of co

french, english, i would say that on the side this is the generation of vladimir and his wife, this is essentially this circle of tolstoy’sy, not pierre and marie, but steve, dolly, of course, the love of tennis, the most advanced hygiene, with what pleasure he sideways describes shopping in st. petersburg on purpose. sounds, look how you think, or how, as far as you know, this is how nabukov was perceived by this man, look how he was perceived, whether as a russian writer or not, i had the opportunity to hear, well, a very long time ago, in different countries, nabokov, yes, yes, yes, he is of course russian, but actually the only one who has converted entirely in english, well, brodsky wrote in english, of course, many, but still not to the same extent as nabokov, but while he lived in europe. and he wrote only in russian, of course, he was known only among the russian diaspora, yeah, no one for berlin, the newspaper rul, rul, then, yes, then modern notes, paris, everything, all the best magazines, everyone published him, of course, he was recognized as one of the best writers, as they said then, the word is recognized

, french, english, i would say that on the side, this generation of vladimir and his wife, this is essentially this circle of tolstoy’sils, in general, it seems to directly grow literally from the text of russian literature, he would support you when you use the plural of the word soap, different soaps, it sounds very poetic. look how you think or how, as far as you know, this is how this man was perceived by nabukov, look how he was perceived, whether as a russian writer or not, i had the opportunity, well, for a very long time to hear in different countries, nabokov, yes, yes, yes, he is, of course, russian, but actually the only one, it seems, who has converted entirely and completely in english, well, brodsky wrote in english, of course, many, but still not to the same extent as on the sides, but while he lived in europe, and wrote only in russian, of course, he was known only among the russian diaspora , uh-huh, no one for berlin, the newspaper rul, rul, then, yes, then modern notes, paris, everything, all the best magazines, everyone published him, of course, he was recognized as one of the best writers, as they

only be read from vladimir nabokov, well, let’s return to his russianness, not russianness, to his paradox. completely led, and who does he love, generally speaking, pushkin, tolstoyanted to say that of course, one cannot help but love pushkin, he is the author of the commentary, he is very many in fact, he even loved the same pasternak, he loved his poetry, what he was talking about, he planned to translate dostoevsky here, take karamazav into english, everyone can turn this name to see there in the other direction, yes, yes, even even pasternak, he just didn’t like this novel and didn’t like its history, publications, didn’t like how it was advertised. fame begins with lalita, let’s remind you , yes, well, that’s also enough in general, yes it happened by chance, yes, indeed, worldwide fame began, of course, with lalita, she goes beyond the limits of the narrow circle and narrow-mindedness of intellectuals who read the american press and who are scandalous, all those who prohibit something must understand that it always works for the one whom it prohibits, it always means moral death for the one who prohibits and has no result, that’s exactly what happened with

first, happy birthday of whom, leo nikolaevich tolstoy, this is the program time and we continue, the footage we just received from the kremlin, vladimirod evening, i know that you wanted to tell us how the government was formed. parliament, in accordance with amendments to the constitution, received additional rights. on reforming the highest executive body of power, how did this work go? vladimirovich, for deputies of the state duma these are new powers, you are in the discussion. constitution proposed to transfer part of the presidential powers to our citizens, so that they, through their deputies could participate in the formation of the government, and of course, this was a very important period for us, because it was the first time we participated with such powers. in total, during the discussion, more than 300 of them were voiced, i must say, if at the beginning, somehow even our colleagues from the government, they too, going through this procedure for the first time somewhere, well, maybe they did not yet realize its depth, then later it became it is obvious that this is also very responsible for them, they are important... th