is a novel, but they know that the white guard is a chauvinistic russian novel, and today it absolutelyo russian propaganda, that's why bulgakov obviously hated kyiv, he treated kyiv, ukraine, petlyura, the idea of ​​our independence is generally viewed with hatred, he puts into the mouth of the white guard, remember, admiration for the bolsheviks, why, because they are russians, this horde of russians is coming to kyiv , and that what muravyov did in kyiv was practically a bucha scaled to the extreme in kyiv, kyiv was covered in blood for a generation, and what the russians repeated in bucha is the same. well, butch is already such a name for all their crimes, and you started talking about what makes you angry, angry, for some reason we don't talk about the city of pidmogilny, a modernist novel, really modernity, and i'll tell you why we don't, because we don't know it, well we, we know, no, i say we, how we, how society in the broad sense and those that we haven't read, we don't know a girl with a demontovych bear, we don't know any other kyivan texts, so the only kyivan text that we

about bolgakov, me me... what the hell, let's say, why are we fighting with the authors of the white guard obvious to me ukrainophobic, and no matter what they write, no matter what they say, this is a ukrainophobic novel, i remember when you mentioned that we went to ososnytsia, and pena and i were once in kherson, and we met there with the director of the kherson theater, oleksandr kniga, and he told when he was arrested by fsb officers, the first time, when they entered his house... built into russian propaganda, that's why bulgakov obviously hated kyiv, treated kyiv of ukraine, petliura, in general, the idea of ​​our independence goes with hatred, he puts in the mouths of the white guards, you remember, admiration for the bolsheviks, why , because these are the russians, this horde of russians is coming to kyiv and... what muravyov did in kyiv was practically scaled up to the size of the buch in kyiv, kyiv was covered in blood for a generation, and what the russians repeated in buch was that exactly, well, buchi is already such a name for all their crimes, but you started talking about

he secretly met with a white guard officer, with whom he developed an operation plan. factory and find out everything there. this is what i'm going to do. i'll go with you, kolya. please. with one condition. egor, no speculation, only facts, clear, precise, let's go, good morning, grigorvich, to the plant of comrade karl marx, if it is good. "hello, i greet you like a hand, yes, it’s okay, everything heals on me, like on a dog, tell me, mikhailovich, you didn’t have any suspicions towards the evorsky, but it doesn’t seem to be the case. of course, he went everywhere, but explained that the deputy chief technologist should know everything, but what form of clearance does he have? the first, but he has limitations, and pokhomov, pokhomov has the second form, i once had a conversation with him, he said that he understood everything, that is, you have no suspicions about these two people, and if there were suspicions, i would have arrested them at that very moment, the fact of the matter is that they didn’t reveal themselves in any way, but documentation that was not inclu

cars 13 there is precisely bulgakov's house, where, strictly speaking, the events of the white guardn principle, if you look more broadly, there is a very big controversy in europe, and not only in europe, regarding whether it is possible to listen, read, watch, watch, especially now, when there are bans in the united states in the anglo-saxon world, when monuments are removed and so on, but... if, what do you say about the fact that, well, for example, the english still respect kipling, although it is certainly imperialism was still the same, and certainly did not welcome liberation from of colonial slavery and indians and other enslaved peoples, but he wrote quite well, and people read him, but this is the ratio of not touching the bulgakov museum, leaving the books alone. which may not be imperial of some people, but may not advertise them, is this an option for you, would you like it, or what would you like? eh, i like the option when there is a normal, civilized conversation, you mentioned the west, about europe, when i was preparing for the broadcast of this, i mentioned a popu

how can you even mix the white guard and russian communism?us to rise a little higher to understand why all this is happening, what kind of institute of national memory is this, which was created back in priyushchenko in 2000? year, here we go straight to such strategic narratives related to the transformation of society, the americans are promoting this idea, they studied for a long time, they saw that they had invested a huge amount of money in the balkans, but they loved the russians there and still love them, they began to find out what happened, it turned out that historical memory is key, common victories, common ancestors, and how you didn’t force, no matter how you format the youth to new western standards... historical memory, it has a strong influence, monuments, historical moments, books, they are passed on from generation to generation, a child from childhood looks at his family’s library and he feels this connection, and in order to completely tear them away from some community, to make them anti-russian, you need to cut this hist

we can say that this is a whole comic book about the fight against the white guard in rangel. was created at the rosta russian telegraph agency. we can say that this is the forerunner of tas, which is why they were called windows of growth satire. freelance employee maikovsky, who previously only wrote chants for posters, i suddenly became interested in drawing them. we remember that. he was an artist. vladimir vladimirovich, coming to his colleagues, artists, said, well, what are you doing here, it’s literally written here, you paint still life landscapes, let’s start painting windows of growth. the topics were acutely relevant: assistance to the front, the fight against the white guards, poland and the entente, the fight against hunger, the development of the national economy. and mayakovsky generally believed that hunger and cold are hidden enemies of the young soviet republic, because open ones are here are his clothes, a jumper, in which he is wearing in a famous photograph at his anniversary exhibition, ties, hats, coats and personal documents, for example, a statement o

a quote, this is how, how could bulgakov be ideologically positions of russian imperialism, the white guardladimir vladimirovich said, sharikov gave offspring, that’s why, unfortunately, well, the ukrainian madness of demolishing monuments and renaming streets continues, now all this has affected bulgagov throughout the territory. active veterans of the submarine forces of the soviet union and russia. this is how our officers talked about admiral moiseev. to the territory of ukraine, if we analyze today very quickly, today is information day in ukraine, the topic number one, the most important topic is that the ukrainian armed forces have switched to new technologies, military technologies, yeah, there is a bridge, there is a bridge, it is small, although vladislav says that it was no longer working, where a ukrainian robot entered and blew up this bridge moved away, it all exploded, everything itself exploded. i didn’t sign for months, that time i signed to lower the age, and to 25 years, especially when zelensky gave a press conference today, answered questions, he doesn’t just say that r

bulgakov, direct quote: hated ukrainian desire for independence, stood in the positions of the white guarded of the expansion of russian communism. in this regard, the institute demanded that the bright name of bulgakov be erased from memory, monuments and memorial signs be demolished, streets and other geographical objects associated with him be renamed. i have the impression that if someone ever, for some reason, decides to write a sequel to master margarita, then the action will absolutely transfer to kiev. this. i think no master would have come up with the idea that you just need write down, describe, it will be a terrible work, not artistic, documentary, but the founder of the kiev bulgakov museum, konchukovsky publicly criticized this decision, not fearing the consequences, but because it is really no longer scary to retreat further and there is nowhere to go, further abyss, dehumanization, remarkable. back in february of the twenty-first year, zelensky is the same, well, i think that bulgakov quoted the same video address to the ukrainians, you won’t believe it, moreover, he quoted

commissar, andrei played the red army soldier, shura, misha and spartak mishulin, they played the white guardsr from typhoid, dying simply from fever. big, and misha glued it to his chenille right here and took such a red beard, glued it here, chenilles, straight, and when andrei says something like that, there is something so excited that you don’t dare come close to her, and misha came up and said, forgive me, i didn’t hear you, what you said, that’s it, then they all left, the stage was shaking with laughter, i lay there for a long, long time, i didn’t know whether there would be a continuation or not. because it's well andrei and shura and misha all split up, but they endlessly played pranks, they did it simply brilliantly, they came up with it all, came up with scenarios when andrei married katya gradova, well, these guys were at their wedding, i was there too , and shura and misha, which means the newlyweds got on the train and went to st. petersburg, these guys got on the plane and arrived before they arrived in st. petersburg by train, arrived, arrived by plane, were met on the platfor

to the ukrainian nation, let’s put it this way, and the days of the turbines, of course, and the white guard remember, all of them probably remember this whole quote the most, and in particular the film, where it is indignant how the ukrainians avoided it in the ukrainian language, how is it... we don't have normal ones, how will the cat be, how will the whale be, well , you know all the business, but i will say that the epic with bulgakov lasted more than once, first of all, already in 2021 was, i dare to say that srach, because the network began to spread the idea that bulgakov and then boris okunin they banned that books were banned, you see, they always say that, they banned everything. then it turned out that there was no ban, it was simply a matter of restricting the import from russia of the works of akunin and bulgakov, and even then not all of them, but only some editions with prefaces that touched people who went to the occupied crimea, that is, it was all connected only with some publications, and then in defense of bolhakov and outraged by bolhakov's ban, for example, natasha vla

don’t know that much about him, we only know that his last name is kukushkin, he is the son of a white guard recruited by the abwehr in ’39, sent to us in ’41, well , you can... . to get acquainted with you, but i’ll be a bastard gangrene, we dug this hovira by accident, you won’t be a bastard, you’ll lie dead in the ground along with your dogs until you tell me everything, i understand, this is the maidan, i accidentally heard about her in a pub, two men were talking with you, it seems like they became hucksters there. i fell for it, don’t sculpt gorbatov, altai, but first we sniffed everything around there, no dogs, no cyriks, no one, how was we supposed to know that this was a special forces capture, so we decided to give up the jump, sorry, tell me, it was quiet, on my land i decided to be a jackal, yes, greedy dalta, and greed is the lot of fraters, and you have the right to be a fraternity, not a thief. the gathering is a carnival, this is chaos, gangrene, only the gathering decides such matters, i am against it, shut up, it's a lawlessness to put your buddies on the cop's bullets due

the term “national bolshevism” itself was coined during the civil war by the white guard publicist and, as he and others like him had previously thought, had come to destroy holy russia, were actually fighting for this russia, that is, during the civil war, bolshevism was transformed into national russian bolshevism, thus a new form of existence of the russian... nation appeared, according to ustryalov and his follower, the philosopher mikhail ogorsky, also, it must be said, an emigrant, not a soviet dogmatist at all, and so, according to these people, who created the theory of national bolshevism, our writers and artists were the first to understand the true russian essence of the soviet project. in the minds of ustrelov and agorsky, the first national bolsheviks were alexander blok, sergei yesenin and sholokhov, and alexei nikolaevich tolstoy, who returned from emigration. and then eduard lemonov and alexander dugin well, ustryalov and agursky came up with something there , picked up this very utopia, but there’s really nothing to talk about here, that’s what they thought then, but i

bolgakov's works are concerned, it is certainly the most famous work related to ukraine, this is the white guard the foot soldiers, it spread. imbued with the spirit of that russian imperial kiev, that is, that part of society that was completely part of it of the russian, so to speak empire, and sympathy for this culture, well, there was such a culture, there were such people, and from the point of view of explaining their behavior in those conditions, maybe this is really interesting, but again, not it is necessary to publish it, that it is , so to speak, a novel or a play about kyiv, it is about a certain circle of people, these characters, the same applies, i do not understand that many people there in the late soviet era were fascinated the master and margarita, but there is a question about the essence of it in general, so to speak novel, what it is about, how it characterizes russian culture, because it is definitely a russian novel and...

bolgakov, then it is definitely her most famous work that is related to ukraine , this is... the white guard, well, as he drinks days of tours, he is imbued with the spirit of this, that, russian of imperial kiev, that is, that part of society that was completely... part of the russian empire, so to speak, and sympathy for this culture, well, that was the culture, there were such people, and from the point of view of explaining their behavior in those conditions , maybe this is really interesting, but again , you should not give it away, that it is, so to speak , a novel or a play about kyiv, it is about a certain circle of people, so to speak, these characters, the same applies to... . that many there in late soviet times admired the master and margarita, but there are questions about the general, so to speak, essence of this novel, what it is about, how it characterizes russian culture, because it is definitely a russian novel, and there i saw many features that are inherent in russian literature in general, which from my point of view are a reason to talk about why, why... not only this c

if we talk about context, if you are talking about the ideologues that are sewn there, and the white guard, well, of course not, certain ideologues are also sewn there, and the dead souls of mykhola gogol, although it was written by a person who left the country, it is a ukrainian novel, because people wrote it, i don't... read the books, i'm not talking about the discussion, i'm just saying you'll see that gogol is a russian writer for 90% of his work, maybe you'll read myrhorod and see that it's ukrainian, but that 's what happens with writers who make part of their cultural work in one culture, a part in another. i don't think that bulgakov is the problem at all, i think that the problem is what cult culture a person considers his own. i have no problem with bulgakov, because he is a writer of a different culture for me, and it is not a question of my understanding of the russian language, or whether i am a russian philologist by first education, and i could be a korean philologist, but then korean culture would not become mine for me, and jewish culture became mine for me as soon as i

that concerns the works of bolgakov, then by far the most famous work related to ukraine is the white guardell, like the feet of turbines, it is soaked. the spirit of that, russian imperial kiev, that is, that part of society that was completely part of the russian, so to speak, empire, and... a feeling for this culture, well, there was such a culture, there were such people, and from the point of view explanation of their behavior in those conditions, maybe this is really interesting, but again, you should not pretend that this is , so to speak, a novel or a play about kyiv, it is about a certain circle of people, these characters, the same applies, i do not understand , that many people there in the late soviet period admired... strom and margarita, but there is a question about the general, so to speak, essence of this novel, what it is about, how it characterizes russian culture, because it is definitely a russian novel, and there i saw many writings that are characteristic of russian literature in general, which, from my point of view, is an occasion to talk about why, why not only thi

nation, let's put it this way, well, the days of the turbines, of course, are also remembered by the white guardall of them probably remember this one the most. quote, and in particular the film, where he is outraged, how did the ukrainians switch to the ukrainian language, how is it that we don’t have normal words, how will the cat be, how will the whale be, well, you know the whole story, but i will say that the epic with bulgakov did not last once, firstly, in 2021 there was already, i dare to say that srach, because in the network began to spread... the idea that bulgakov and boris okunin were banned at that time, that the books were banned, you see, they keep saying this, they banned everything. then it turned out that there is no ban. it was simply about restricting the import from russia of the works of akunin and bulgakov, and even then not all of them, but only some editions with prefaces that touched on people who went to the occupied crimea, that is, it was all connected only with some editions, and then on bolhakov's defense and were outraged by bolhakov's ban, for example, natasha v

that concerns the works of bolgak, then certainly the most famous work related to ukraine is the white guardwell, like five days of tours, he is imbued with the spirit of that, russian imperial kiev, that is, that part of society that was completely part of the russian, so to speak, empire, and sympathy for this culture, well , that's how such a culture was, was like that, were such people, and from the point of view of explaining their behavior in... conditions, maybe this is really interesting, but again, you don't need to give it away, that it is , so to speak, a novel or a play about kyiv, it's about about about a certain circle of people, these characters, the same applies, i don't understand how much who in the late soviet era admired the master and margarita, but there are questions about the general, so to speak, essence of this novel, what it is about... how it characterizes russian culture, because it is definitely a russian novel, and there i saw many rists that are characteristic of russian literature in general, which from my point of view are an occasion to talk about why, why

part of history , as for bolgakov's works, by far the most famous work related to ukraine is the white guard, well, like the feet of turbines, it is imbued with the spirit of that russian imperial kyiv, that is, that part of society that was completely... a part of the russian empire, so to speak, and with sympathy for this culture, well, that's how such a culture was, was like that, there were people like that, and from the point of view of explaining their behavior in those conditions, maybe it is really interesting, but again , it should not be given that it is, so to speak , a novel or a play about kyiv, it is about about a certain circle of people, these characters, the same applies. i don't understand why many people admired the master and margarita in the late soviet era, but there are questions about the essence of this novel in general, so to speak, what it is about, er, how it characterizes russian culture, because it is definitely russian novel, and i saw a lot there register, which are characteristic of russian literature in general, which, from my point of view, are a reason to

unfriendly to the ukrainian nation, let's say so, well, and the days of the turbines, of course, and the white guardhe ossetians, probably the most remembered is this whole quote and in particular the film, where one is outraged, how ukrainians switched to the ukrainian language, how it is, there are no words we normal, how will the cat be, how will the whale be, well , you know all this, but i will say that the epic with bulgakov did not last... once, first of all, in 2021, i dare to say that shit, because the idea that bulgakov and boris okunin were banned on the network, that the books were banned, you see, they keep saying this, everything was banned, then it turned out that there was no ban at all, it was simply a matter of restricting imports from russia works of akunin and bulgakov and. then not all, but only some editions with prefaces, which touched on people who went to the occupied crimea, that is, it was all connected only with some publications, and then in defense of bulgakov and fell behind the defense of bolgakov, for example, natasha vlashchenko, tv presenter and blogger, andriy por

watch episode: white guard. i ask this channel, again dr.t year, there was kuritsky, and became kurytsky. so i’m asking you how to say it in ukrainian cat? he replies: whale, move away, move away, move away, they can’t have the word whale, because there are no whales in ukraine, in russia there are plenty of everything, in the white sea there are whales, incredible, of course, after that bulgakov, who, a communist , white guard, please, a very unexpected call from the minister. of france, the minister of defense of russia, everyone is asking the question, what does this mean, before this macron was getting cocky, threatening war with russia, that he would send in a contingent, be adamant, build everything there, suddenly there was such an unexpected call, what happened, everyone is asking this question, naturally, everyone understands that the reason for this call, of course... is not french condolences for the crocus city hall terrorist attack, something else, what? well, we can assume that, probably, france would really like for the russia

two problems here, well, the problem is so historical and aesthetic, eh, why is it... despite the white guardy other ukrainophobic things, ukrainians, some, even smart and intellectual people, he is included in ukrainian culture, but in this case it is only a factor of living in in kyiv, this is some kind of idiocy, and if, for example, he lived, i don't know, in rome, then no one would say that bologakov is an outstanding italian writer, that's why it took root... that bolgakov is a ukrainian writer, and why, for example, in the same russia, no one says that as pushkin is a famous ethiopian writer, and det hannibal will not allow a lie, that is why it took root, because, as i said, for a certain part of ukrainians, the bolgakovs are one of the peaks of world literature, i want to do it again, but that's it a lie, you are known to those who are in the literature. world, and bulgakov is not there, and by the way, and by the way, when comparing nabokov with bulgakov, you know, some people say that you cannot identify bolgaky with his work, because then we will have to talk about the fact that n

but in my opinion, the white guard is a masterfully written novel, but this novel is very secondary, in my opinion, it is not an experimental novel, on the contrary, the city is an experimental, then a modernist novel, well, let literary critics criticize me for this, if they do not agree with me , i think so, i like it, i don’t like it, that’s another question, it’s a ukrainian-language modernist novel about our city, another question is interesting, there is another russian-language novel about kyiv, which was written by a kyivan who loves kyiv, it’s in his hometown, in the hometown of nykrasov , why do these people of bulgakov, yes, these fans of russian-speaking kyiv, do not mention the fact that only a sign hangs in nikrasovo, it seems, in the passage where he lived, there is no museum, and there are no references, despite the fact that in his native garden it is written with great love for kyiv, and if there are any fans of russian literature still here , let them get along better with viktor nikrasov, why not viktor nikrasov? because bulgakov, despite his alleged anti-bolshevi

, but sometimes it happens that people have never read bolgaky, no there are crocodile eggs, no white guard, master margarita, everyone comes here to read, well, i think that this discussion will be brought to a logical conclusion, ukraine must develop its own, well , let everything that is hostile remain available, but for those who it wants to study and learn and learn, well, i will say goodbye to you until monday, take care, i wish you a good weekend, we support the armed forces of ukraine, stick together, take care of each other, then the weather from natalka didenko, what to expect for the weekend , and at the 20th verdict serhii morudenko, be with espresso, take care of yourself. goodbye. synoptic hello to all, our dear viewers. you and i are talking about the weather, which is of great interest to everyone, because the weekend is ahead, there are many important things to do, or rest, it's up to everyone. but first before we talk about the synoptic near-term situation, we will touch on a topic that, without exaggeration, covers. our whole planet and probably almost every person, we wi

hardly, if we talk about the context , if we talk about the ideologues that were sewn up by the white guard, of course not, there are certain ideologues sewn up there, but they are dead. the souls of mykhola gogol, although it was written by a person, leaving the country, it is a ukrainian novel, because people wrote it, i am not sure, i think, here here quite debatable, but, at least, conditionally speaking, according to gogol, i see that there is such a debate, i’m not talking about the discussion, i’m saying just read the books, you will see that gogol is a russian writer, maybe 90% of his work you will read myrhorod and you will see that it is ukrainian, but that's how it is with writing... i don't think that the problem is bulgakov at all, i think that the problem is what cult culture a person considers his own. i have no problems with bulgakov, because he is a writer of a different culture for me, and it is not a question of who i am i understand the russian language, or i am a russian philologist by first education, and i could be a korean philologist, but from that korean culture. w

hardly, if, if we talk about the context, if we talk about the ideologues, who are there, and the white guardrse not, of course, although it is about ky , certain ideologues are sewn and the dead soul of mykhola gogol, although it was written by a person who leaving the country, this is a ukrainian novel, because it was written, i’m not sure, i think it’s quite debatable here and here, but, at least, conditionally speaking, i see from google that there is a discussion on such a more technical issue, i say not a debate, i'm saying just read the books, you guys to see that gogol is a russian writer for 90% of his work, maybe you will read myrhorod and see. it's ukrainian, but it happens with writers who have part of their cultural creativity in one culture and part in another, i don't think that the problem is with bulgakov, i think that the problem is that which cult, culture a person considers his own , i have no problem with bulgakov, because he is a writer of a different culture for me, and it is not a question of the fact that i understand the russian language, or i am a russian philologis

sometimes it happens that people of bolgaky have never read that, there are no crocodile eggs, no the white guardthe same wanderer and so on, not master margarita, here everyone... starts reading, well, i think that this discussion will be brought to a logical conclusion, ukraine should develop its own, well, everything that is hostile, let it remain available, but for those who want it, study and get to know and learn, well, i will say goodbye to you until monday, take care, i wish you a good weekend, we support the armed forces of ukraine, stick together, take care of each other, then the weather from natalka didenko, for what it's worth to wait for the weekend, and at the 20th verdict serhiy rudenko, be with espresso, take care of yourself, goodbye. synoptical hello to all, our dear viewers, we are talking about the weather, which is of great interest to everyone, because there are many important things ahead of the weekend, or rest, it is up to everyone how it will turn out, but before we talk about the synoptical situation in the near future, we will touch on the topic, which without exagger

it in the second year master margariton's university, i was certainly impressed, as well as the white guard. but maybe it is worth re-reading it, but it is the way you re-read it, no, so that you, so that you understand, yes, that is, when you, i, when i re-read it, i re-watched it, i realized that it is not as strong as i then it seemed, that is, for a 20-year-old child, and a young person, it can be wow, and then you understand, it's like the steppe wolf of hermann hess, for 20 years you will be fascinated, and then the steppe wolf, the wolf must be read in the german original, this, otherwise, believe me. but bulgakov is a masterful writer, there is no question, but he is not a genius of mankind, and he is very overrated in our country, because he is not so well known in the west, but tell me, please, why does he trigger so much, why does he trigger so much , why such storms, now was the conclusion of the institute of national remembrance, yes regarding the inadmissibility of glorification, which screams started again, as you say, the bulgakov museum immediately reacted, immediately all

quotes from various sources are often attributed to bulgakov in this document characters from the white guard novel or stories surrounding the novel. i saw in the conclusion that there was a reference not only to this novel, but still, on what basis did the institute's experts make such a conclusion and is it possible to ban such public manifestations of bolgakov, such as monuments, for subjective reflection time in his works of art, you see, bulgakov did not just subjectively reflect in his works of art, he tended to do it, that is, in his work, in his writings, in his diaries, in the protocols of interrogations, he clearly and makes it clear that he is an imperialist, that he is a chauvinist, that he honestly tells that the withdrawal of russia's then-volunteer volunteer army from kyiv was a disaster for him, he could not imagine these territories without russia. accordingly, this is not just some artistic detail, for example, his correspondence with the directors of theaters where turbine days was staged, they are filled with his insistence on restoring the so-called petlyur scene, for whi

white guard shot at him, shattered his hip, ensured his immortality, no matter what he did, no matter mystery of pushkin, bulgakov was also very attracted, it is no coincidence, by the way, in the thirties bulgakov would write a play by alexander pushkin, in he will not dare to bring pushkin to the stage in this play, it will be everything is dedicated to pushkin, the tsar will be there, benkendor will be there, zhukovsky will be there, of course natalya nikolaevna will be there. dantes, danzas, but pushkin himself will not be there, there will not be a single pushkin replica, because bulgakov simply will not dare to say anything on behalf of pushkin, the charm, the influence of pushkin on russian culture, of course, is immeasurable, enormous, there is some kind of it's a secret. pushkin's life is known to us, if not by days, then definitely by weeks, and most likely by hours. the impression is that we know everything about him, with other side impression. such that we know nothing about him, we continue to be surprised by him, we continue to discover him and not understand what it is

is completely defeated, no one will defeat the red army, the white guard is completely defeatedistenka, how many lives he saved, sometimes he would wave a bone, there was a lot of meat on it. ball, the poor thing is frozen. typist, gets 4 and a half in the ninth category chervanets. they left without her, fed her rotten canteen meat, she doesn’t have enough for cinema, cinema is the only consolation in life for women. they hit you from behind. they hit me in the ribs with a brick, my whole body was broken, the battle, people abused it, enough, a ball, she called me, what the hell am i a ball, a ball - it means round, well-fed, stupid, the son of noble parents eats oatmeal. and the tribute to my career is visible to me quite clearly, tomorrow i will get pneumonia, and having received it, i won’t die of hunger, i’ll crawl on my stomach, weaken, and any specialist will hit me with a stick. yes, this rotten corned beef jerk won't, what could he buy in a crap store? sausage? mister, give it to me. why do you need a rotten horse? you won’t get anywhere other than such poison as in mus

we can say that this is a whole comic about the fight against the white guard in rangel.t rosta, the russian telegraph agency. we can say that this is a leaky basin, which is why they were called windows of satirical growth. freelance employee mayakovsky, who. these are the hidden enemies of the young soviet republic, because the open ones are wrangel, the poles, the entente, and these are the hidden ones, which are not visible, but which cause no less harm, so the posters were also dedicated to these topics. there were no printers then, so the window drawn by the artist was sent to stencil makers, who then made copies of the poster. this is directly, the first poster was drawn by the artist himself, who gave it to the stencil maker, and the stencil maker. cut out stencils, nikolai dmitrievich was just doing this, he was a very talented stencil artist, that is , in a week he created up to 300 posters, up to 300 sets of one window, and these windows were quickly distributed beyond the borders of moscow, that is, to others cities, despite the fact that the artistic photogra

remembrance called him a ukrainophobe for the imperials, and at the same time a champion of both the white guard writer, he was the keeper of the russian language. yes, in general, he was leaning towards that strongly. nevertheless, they took action and accused the experts of the institute of national memory of ukraine of incompetence, who, quote: attribute to bulgakov the views of his characters. in the context of the writer’s cancellation, another surname. taking into account sekorsky’s clear position, he should not be called a ukrainian either. although until now igor sekorsky, an aircraft designer, inventor, philosopher, was considered the hero of ukraine just as unconditionally as bulgakov. kiev airport, since 2018, is an air harbor . appropriated sekorsky, like bulgakov , simply by the fact of his birth in kiev, but sekorsky himself in the year thirty-six said this: my family is of purely ukrainian origin from a village in the kiev province, where my great-grandfather and great-great-grandfather were priests, however, we consider ourselves russian in origin from a certain part of russia, v

primus would serve as an orange lampshade in bulgakov’s work, not an exact quote, but from the white guardand you sit, wait, yes, don’t run away like a rat. into the unknown, wait for them to come for you, well, he has a lot to do with the lampshade, this primus, which is also present everywhere and in general is a symbol of that time, it was so blown up, inside it was illuminated orange, was supposed to be illuminated in orange, and shot through, water would flow from it in the summer from these shot through, symbolizing. from the holes shot through, he is partially standing on the shore, but he should have been standing with one leg in the water, when you approach him, look up, you see something bad. apartment, which is located in this house nearby, in which, in fact, mikhail afanasyevich wrote, there were such detailed small bas-reliefs, yes, basically telling the plot when it comes to cover this whole gang, watering can, the police, and there the cat shoots back, hanging from the chandelier. the model was made by sergei shav, there was even a plaster stove made for the model, yes, all

novel, well , hardly, if, if we talk about the context, if we talk about the ideologue, what a white the guardof course not, there are certain ideologues sewn in there, and the souls of mykhola gogol are dead, although it was written by a person who left the country, it is a ukrainian novel, because they added it, i am not sure, i think that... well here here here enough here it is quite debatable, but at least relatively speaking according to gogol, i see that there is such a more specialized discussion, i am not talking about the discussion, i am saying just read the books, you will see that gogol is a russian writer for 90% of his work, maybe you will read myrhorod and see it as ukrainian, but that is the case with writing.

there are lots of people out there and we have to be on guard. white men do you regret backing him? done. —— do you regret backing him? he has rightly apologised. are you worried homes and rand are being given to locals now? element i saw the president of lander in downing street this week and they are committed and i'm confident —— are committed and i'm confident —— are you worried about homes and rwanda being given to locals now? i saw the president of rwanda and i'm confident that the scheme will be operational, you can get people on flights because that is how we set “p flights because that is how we set up a deterrent and ultimately end the unfairness of people jumping the queue, coming here illegally, putting pressure on local services and risking their own lives which is not right, fair or compassionately the right thing to do. ihla not right, fair or compassionately the right thing to do.— not right, fair or compassionately. the right thing to do._ we the right thing to do. no date? we have to get — the right thing to do. no date? we have to get the — the right thing to do.

are 3 million disabled people, of limited fitness, that’s well... they became at least bulgakov’s white guardtreets in russian, sculpt them in ukrainian, that cats became whales, and chickens became kuryt, but this was all under bulakov, how could he despise something that was not it was, and moreover, that is, that kiev was russian, even today there is a ukrozaleznitsa, it has a division of the southwestern railway, yes, but it serves, that is, it operated under bulgakov then 100 years ago now. are active, it hasn’t been renamed yet, it’s a historical name, but the southwestern railway of ukraine does not serve the southwest of ukraine, it serves the north and center of ukraine, because it was southwestern to its former capital st. petersburg, which ukraine are we talking about, that is, it’s not donetsk that has become donetsk now, it’s donetsk that has become donetsk, the whole well , the name is toponics, it was all russian, so they say, by the way, i liked the phrase there, as they called bulgakov of all the writers who lived in that period. was closest to the ideologies of putinism, can

white house. that being military guards of honor and there will be a state dinner in the next couple of hours.re part of the talks are part othe biden administration's diplomatic efforts in asia. there were recent wargames in seoul and take a look at these pictures. the u.s., japan, philippines, and australia held point military exercises in the south china sea. the chinese military conducted combat patrols in the same area. president biden said japan, the u.s., and australia will together boost military capabilities, including through the creation of an air missile network. biden said the upgrades were defensive in nature. pres. biden: this is the most significant upgrade in our allianceince it was first established. i am pleased to announce that for the first time, japan and the united states and australia will create a network system of air missile and defense architecture. we are looking forward to standing up a trilateral milita exercis with the japan and the ash exercise with japan and the united kingdom. the united kingdom isn't a slowing how japan can join our work -- is joining japan

guards as city libraries. >> everybody's welcome, homeless, black, white, but we want to make sure that it is a safe place. >> reporter: librarians who work at branches which do not have a dedicated guard on site offered examples of things getting out of hand. jessica said she and her colleagues intervened when a man was yelling at other people at the branch. >> we were hoping he would leave peacefully. before anything happened. he did end up leaving and he kicked a window on his way out. >> reporter: nicole had to handle a disturbed man with a weapon. >> he wielded the weapon at preschoolers sitting on the ground with their teachers. >> reporter: they called for guards at all branches to help handle these issues at the main branch, library guards were patrolling the outside and checking on people who seemed passed out on the curb. library staff and guards to call the sheriff's deputies for more serious situations and today they responded to a medical incident. a statement from a

white house. there have been military guards of honour.. and at the weekend, the us, japan, the phillipines and australia held joint military exercises in the south china sea. the chinese military conducted combat patrols in the same area. speaking a little earlier, president biden said the co—operation between the countries had never been greater. on an economic front, our ties have never been more robust. japan is the top for investor to the united states, the top foreign investor. and we the united states at the top foreign investor injapan. nearly1 million americans working japanese companies here in the united states. ever since the modern olympics were created in 1896, the tradition has been that athletes don't get a penny in prize money, all part of the romantic ideal of sport for the love of it, not for the money. well now things are changing with world athletics the first international sporting federation to offer prize money to gold medallists at the paris olympics this summer. athletes who win gold in paris will each receive fif

guard in hippolets and aiguillettes with pencils, and also stripes, gold embroidery, goluns, chevrons, monograms, polished brass buttons, partupees, lacquer visors, cockades everywhere. fluffy shakos and white well, of course, bare blades, in short, complete stuffing. such was the choreographed and, if you like, well -tempered changing of the guard of honor, when the english replace the french, and the french replace the english, all in a cross ceremony in london and paris, both in buckingham and in the elysee palace. the occasion is 120 years since the anglo-french alliance of 194, which became the embryo of the entente, which russia will join 3 years later. russia, which will be destined to sacrificially save those who are now celebrating, but... ungrateful. in their speeches , the leaders of france and england, emmanuel macron and richa sunok, pledged eternal friendship to each other. but it was precisely the bearskin caps of the british royal guards that reminded us that relations between the two countries have existed in other times. initially, such hats were part of the uniform of the elite grenadier units of emperor napoleon bonaparte. by design. they were supposed to make an intimid

shocking video stampeding their way through razor while her while permanent -- pummeling the guards and. the whited by the crisis and blaming republicans for eight. >> it most of the border crossers are beating up guardsmen and a ride were released their own recognizance sunday. does that make people in this country safer? as soon as the event unfolded, the border patrol was able to act quickly and apprehend the migrants. our immigration system has been broken for decades because of the last president and because he put politics ahead of the american people. >> it does president biden wish that it republicans would help them make a law that made it easier to deport people? >> he wants congressional republicans to move forward with a bipartisan border security agreement. >> greg: all right, herald in the green room. you came up with an amazing solution, you said grade, we should kill two birds with one stone and hired squatters as security against the illegal gang members. that allowed was pretty inventive. >> harold: have to look out of the camera for these things, you could be right? this story h

white house. there have been military guards of honour.ate dinner — an honour usually reserved for washington's closest allies. and at the weekend, the us, japan, the phillipines and australia held joint military exercises in the south china sea. speaking a little earlier, president biden said the co—operation between the countries had never been greater. on the economic front, our ties have never been more robust. japan is the top foreign investor in the united states. say that again. japan is the top foreign investor in the united states. and we, the united states are the top foreign investor in japan. nearlyi million americans work injapanese companies here in the united states. let's speak to don mclain gill — geopolitical analyst and lecturer at the department of international studies at de la salle university. we've seen tensions rising in the south china sea recently, will that be top of the agenda when they meet? how h ow exa ctly how exactly will they look to address it?— address it? thank you for havin: address it? thank you for

so what -- what is being contemplated for the national guard space force? general whiting: senator, thank you for the question. from a space command perspective, we appreciate the great support we get from a number of states that have their guard unions have space missions. it's vital to us that however those options are resolved, that we don't have an interruption to those missions. i would have to defer to the united states space force for the specifics of what options are being analyzed and where they're headed but it's vital to us that we not have any interruption to those missions. senator hirono: as you are probably aware we have a space function in the national guard this hawaii, these are skilled people. i want to -- i think we need to make sure that whatever decisions are made, based on an assessment that takes all of these issues in consideration. for yen white, previously space was only used by the government but has become the domain for new waves of commercial satellite, for broadband communications and remote sensing. yen whiting, are d.o.d. and u.s. space co

phrase in book, but here in washington often talk about the nuclear priesthood and they jealously guard their white to be the ones. setting the rules for this setting the budgets for this. and it is a priesthood it's almost all white men there are some it's changing but not not very much. when you come down to the authority, did you run up against the priesthood? i, i just sort of, you know, the hockey player in me just around all the time. i mean, because you you're always going to find interesting. interested that's my theory. you know, a lot of people say to me they look at my sources and they say, my god, how did you get secretary of defense met on how did you get all these people to talk to you? well, if they had any idea all the people i reach out to, they would realize it's, you know, eventually someone dies. i just at it, keep trying. and now what has happened because of course, this is my seventh book often i'll reach reach someone on the phone and oh thank you so much for a great i'll try to you know explain these are i've your books and so that becomes where you feel like oh i've been at