scholars, writers, playwrights. the unionn in different types of literature. drama, prose, poetry, this advice for working with young people, this section of popular literature. and for the aposhnia we are two bastards vogule in minsk. we have created a whole network of festivals, it’s crazy, we haven’t achieved anything, we are very pleased with the library system of the ministry of culture, we are glad that there are meetings at these festivals schoolchildren are constantly working, and this is the most important task of the ministry of education of our country, so the task is now it’s not about developing competition, but about losing strength to propaganda. good man of the word. daily dzetsi, just daily technical taxes, like these technical technologies vykaristovae union of writers. these technical documents are very important, because they are very important words for those who do not touch the paper issued in their hands, for those who do not read the paper documents issued from the publications of the current belarusi

thousands of letters will follow to ordinary people in europe, business unions, doctors, teachers, writers' unions unions, so that we can convey our agenda to ordinary people, but to put it simply, we want to convey to them that let's live together. why does anyone care about the rights of these people who feel like free people in our society. every person has equal rights. therefore, today we have gathered to say, stop pointing, how should we live, let's build bridges better, let's have a dialogue in order to understand each other better, and not threaten sanctions , on the contrary, prevent people from moving freely around the world. for several years now , a wide arsenal of economic and political sanctions has been applied to belarus, and many years of sanctions have been violated. schemes threaten the safety of people due to the inability to carry out maintenance of equipment, including medical equipment, and the civil society, for the sake of which the european union introduced them, today lives outside of belarus and the difficulties with which ordinary compatriots encounter, they are not in

he's the mundo wise guy that corresponded and a member of the palestinian writers union. he studied english literature as how to university and garza, he started his career in journalism in 2015, working as a news writer and translator for the local newspaper donya of what then he has reported for of body, middle east di and all monitor. welcome tara, thank you so much for joining us. thank you. park. i want to get directly to the main point. you're a guys and you have reported from guys a, you have family and guys directly affected by the war. tell us what the situation is like on the ground there. what is life like for the average guys and in the midst of these really invasion? well actually it looks like lifeless because there's no life in god, only her fear, dead and displacement. most of the families evacuated from one place to another, maybe for the, the 7th time during this war. the usual scene for people and gaza now become like the ladies and their children and their kids running on the street above or, and next the bills. they cry, they run, they are looking for

he's the mando wise guy is a correspondent and a member of the palestinian writers union. he studied english literature at us, how to university and gaza. he started his career in journalism in 2015, working as a news writer and translator for the local newspaper donya of what then he's reported for of body middle east di and i'll monitor. thanks again for being with us, tara, thank you. to park the united states and israel are increasingly isolated on this war, not just diplomatically in the united nations, but in terms of global public opinion. can you for see a point where the united states, in order to stop the damage being done to it finally, pressures is real to negotiate. some kind of a settlement. is that even possible? actually, i'm not getting full by the american broberg end. the and american lights, that's good because i'm on the ground here. we are seeing like, it is a u. s. war. it is not only those where you work. it is us. what? because the united states wise as regular was like with i'm president. what happens to kill develops tenants, they 90 the states bi

bssr, hero of the soviet union, atrakhovich, writer kandrat karpiva, senior leader of the union of writersnion of writers b ssr. mikhas tsikhanavich lynkov was awarded the title of people's writer of belarus. yes, mikhas tsikhanavich often stays with the state , both tall and small. the children first tortured the madman of mikolka paravoz. no matter how much it is played, the films are clicking, yes suchasnikau. they know exactly what success is on sports grounds. she actively expresses herself not only in front of the screen, but on sports grounds, she has worked as a volunteer at many major tournaments, and she herself prefers dancing and zumba. at one time he played in the svistich football club in the second league of the belarusian championship, and was also the captain of the red fair amateur hockey team. but what will be the result in a real battle of intellects? what is the name in artistic gymnastics for an element that involves turning over 360° or more in the air? head. andrey, somersault, of course. the diagram shows special exercises for training athletes. what sports discipl

, literary scholar, writer, playwright. the unionions on different types of literature, dramaturgy. prose, paesi, gata savet puptor to the maladymi atari, gata sektsia dzijai litaraturs, i for the aposhni two bastards we are ol of the pynsku і kraine caszdali tsel mesh of the festival -dzitsyaga chastannya. it’s crazy, but we haven’t achieved anything, we appreciate the library system of the ministry of culture, we are glad that schoolchildren attend these festivals every day, and this tax is the switch-off padtrymka of the ministry of education and science. country, so the whole task is not for you to develop competition, but for you to fight for strength and promote the good word of the master. daily dzetsi, just daily technical technologies, how are these technical technologies vykaristovaya union of writers? this technology is very important, because there are many important words for those who do not touch the paper issued in their hands, for those who do not read the paper documents issued from the publication. creators of dail

yes, well, as govorovich, we have other writers i don’t have it, he spoke in relation to the writers’ unione time, when beria came to snitch on them once again, he said, other writers i’m not here, well, these are the partners, what the hell should we do now, fight with everyone or something, but we need to achieve, of course, such agreements and such conditions that would correspond to our interests and would be as reliable as possible, you are right that that it is very difficult to negotiate with such a public, they deceive at every step, say one thing, do another, and this is sad, but, but all, all, all armed conflicts end in some kind of peace agreements, however, as one of the former leaders told me , a fairly significant european side, all these agreements can be based either on the basis of military, military defeat, or on the basis of victory, we... of course, we strive and will achieve victory, the question is the question of the legitimacy of those with whom we are negotiating, yes there there are problems here, of course, because the current authorities, apparently, even a preli

it was gorky who created the writers' union in the ussr. he brought many writers out of poverty.s submission , the famous zhzl series appeared, the lives of wonderful people, but no one else was extolled like him. during his lifetime, his hometown, nizhny, was renamed in his honor. novgorod became bitter, the main street of the capital, tverskaya into gorky street. dozens of institutions bore his name. less than a hundred streets throughout the country. gorkov had diseased lungs. in may '36 he caught a cold . after his death, all-union mourning was declared. the coffin with the body was displayed in the columned hall, and the writer was buried in the kremlin wall. today, interest in gorky is no longer so great, but his significant contribution to russian literature of the 20th century is generally recognized. on june 18, 1949, the state literary-memorial and natural museum opened pushkin nature reserve. this poet's family estate in the village of bolshoye boldino in the nizhny novgorod region, the only one from the family's name, was not destroyed by the war of the revolution. he

arkhangelsk, i think, well, you just need to go to the writers' union, i think nikolai zhuravlev is theret people, well , you understand, because how we publish you, if we publish you, it will be like the explosion of an atomic bomb, you know, the explosion of an atomic bomb . , they didn’t print me at all, the path was closed. talked about love, pity and jealousy on the eve of the program. he loved me first of all as a woman. i remember, i remember every moment, both good and bad. it was with us, i felt sorry for him, i killed him, i saved him from death twice, i saved him twice, there is no telephone, but his blood is arterial, you know, the stream is upward, he broke through my window, and there i had two frames, both frames, at once he cut an artery. and it’s good that i saw it, and it’s good that there’s a medical station nearby, and it’s good that there was a facer there, if she hadn’t been there, you never know maybe the patient was called somewhere, then everything would have been death, the second time the same thing in the village, and there he deliberately cut his leg. for me t

finalize it, there will be a second edition and we are preparing prose, so we are joining the writers’ unionl, it’s also socio-political, historical, well , you said that you were born and raised in minsk, naturally, you notice all the changes that are happening to the capital, there is something for which, well, let’s say, you are nostalgic, something has disappeared and now you miss it, but on the contrary, you are proud of and admire something? well , to be honest, i want to say that i am a supporter of moving forward, i have there’s no such thing as this nostalgia, especially since i want to tell you honestly, we found these times in the 90s, it’s devastation, i was ashamed of the capital, even when i came to moscow, i say, i’m ashamed that around this tverskaya, yuma, you have this cracked asphalt everywhere, we had the same thing, this is the palace of the republic, unfinished, a fence in the center of the city, there was no lighting in the city, a dark city after 19. and i’ll be honest, it was a mess, and these children's swings, this is all trauma dangerous, now it’s much better, lis

the parliament, in the person of ruslanavich chernetsky, with the belarusian exarchate and the writers' union because now please note that we do not have films about the genocide of the belarusian people, here what kind of modern film can we say, which was made about genocide, well, there are no modern ones, we don’t have them, now on the initiative of the synodal department for culture, represented by father ioann zadorozhin, the synodal department for interaction with the media, father igor vasko, the initiative to create a big... film was announced and we supported it, we received the blessing of our patriarchal archarch of all belarus, metropolitan veniamin, now we are implementing a film about the genocide of the belarusian people during the great patriotic war through the schema of the archmadrid elder mitrofan zherovichsky , who took a really active part and was in the war, and the most interesting thing is that all this happened in our concentration camp about... making a very big film together, this is generally the first in history for there to be interaction between the union of ci

maxim gorky proposed to hold the next captivity of the ussr writers' union in border minsk.ends met, yanka kupalo and sergei gorodetsky. soviet literature came to the forefront in the fullest sense of the word. in the presidium of the friendship plenum, kolos and bakhmetyev, fedin, vishnevsky. for a week the city lived with poetry, nikolai oseev, dear friend, what is happiness, loved ones here, the muscovites will come out of their hole, it’s all about, in the summer, look. on the planes the days float over the highway. joseph utkin, the japanese mikada is threatening him, screaming, admit it yourself, they beat the boy on the famous pearls with a butt. we held both on the eastern and western borders. this is footage from the documentary film impact on a strike that was demonstrated in many countries around the world before the war. at the exercises of the people's commissariat of defense, voroshilov, semyon mikhailovich budyonny, military atache of foreign states. the english general wavel could not understand where the soviet soldiers had such a high morale as you manage t

opposite terms, so i treat her like a girl, such an idiot, a prose writer and a member of the moscow writers' unionrned into, hates her homeland, curries favor with the west, according to... that is why the gates of her house were doused with an unknown liquid, and she herself with sewage, once her neighbor also got a serving, i think that she made many enemies here, due to the fact that she never not she didn’t hide her thoughts, her statements, she always said what she thought, here we were walking with her, one day when we were attacked by... some strange guys, after another scrape latynina packed her bags with the elderly her parents went to live in estonia, but apparently still planned to return, however, when the events began in ukraine, she changed her mind and decided to sell her two-level apartment. in this apartment building of sokolov, apartments cost from 120 to 300 million rubles. afford to have an apartment on patriarchal ponds can be those who earn good money, this is... business people and artists. 347 m2 in a historic apartment building on malaya bronnaya street, front entrance, el

and when he spoke about you only from associates of the riders, through the head of the writers union, gwen, it's just the this person came to complain about the writer and skill sets of all. i've got to know other writers for you to keep the good news, but we need to be fully but agree on such conditions as edward 1st, someone in the us will be in our interest and with the reliable, you're right. it's true the hard to agree with such people about anything because they deceive you, whatever you step, they may because they say one thing and then they do another or somebody comes with it, but all are and conflicts. and maybe the way the assignment disagreements are quite easily. and the such that was not showing me what it is, because i don't mean as one of the former leaders. so i'm just moment lupin european country, loaded all these agreements right in the way, in the publishing and even the are based on uh, military lots or mail it 3. and this is of course, we will achieve the victory in these complex low levels used. but as for the question of the name, what can you please but the

it was a museum founded in 1988, when the writers' union initiated its creation museum, but let's remember the year 88, this is a period of such crazy... crazy socio-cultural, cultural, political changes, the whole world was falling apart, falling apart, we thought that the empire was falling apart, and it was falling apart forever, then a lot of cultural texts appeared, which were lost, which we did not know, and which were absent from our cultural memory, it was such a crazy period, when it seemed that for a while in the soviet union there was such a corridor. one door you can enter, suddenly a lot opens up here opportunities, and it is in this context that the museum is being created, it is clear that it could no longer follow the classical traditions of the propaganda museum, because it was also created by dissidents, people who immediately began to raise these materials of the 20s, well, we have a very good a collection of the 20s of the 20th century, that is, it actually grew out of the literature of the 20s, that is, with this interest and with this understanding. uh, and the museum

because he invented the magazine murzilka, he headed the commission on children's literature in the writers' unionidn’t matter to him, this is an organizational role, such an official role, whether it fits with him or not, it absolutely fits with him, my grandfather was always surrounded by people. grandfather adored it all, he couldn’t live without it, it’s on the radio, as we see, yes, but look at the expression on his face, as if it was glowing in front of everyone, yes, he adored commentary, of course, of course, and you haven’t forgotten yet, as he commented on football matches, yes, he was a fan, my god, so he was an actor, he was for spartak, of course, and he was friends with everyone spartacists, goalkeeper of the republic, well, yes. just in case, let us remind you that lekhasil is not only a conduit and shvambrania, but he is the goalkeeper of the republic, this is a truly great book, we are delving into the past, if you allow, about your grandfather’s childhood, of course, you cannot remember, but you know, a lot , i know this for certain, how it all happened and where the two brothers

parliament represented by we laid ruslan ivanovich chernetsky, with the belarusian exarchate and the writers' unionchwitz, majdanka and treblinka. this is our trostenets. and now this idea is supported and we have received the blessing of our metropolitan, we have received the blessing of bishop tikhon shevkunov. and we presented this film this spring at a visiting meeting of the presidium of the council of the republic. well, i think that god help us and let it be so. what remains to be said evgeniy, we were very pleased to meet you, really everything that they write about you is that you are active, energetic, initiative, that’s all true, your eyes are burning, yes, so many topics have been discussed, good luck to you in the future and may the belarusian union of cinematographers prosper and reach a new level of development. tatyana cherbina, svetlana smolonskaya, we say goodbye to you until the next broadcast, goodbye, goodbye, she’s speaking now. we don’t need to break anything, but we will ask you to leave your autograph and some wish on our picture. yes thank you. peace and goodness to us all

you probably come from a creative family, well, i lived... in a house where many lived from the writers' union don’t know many of these names, we drank pestrak, yaze pusha, but we were boys, naturally, we laughed at them there, and my mother was an editor, my father was a school director, my father was like this, well, everything is fine, there was a library at home, they read, wrote, sang, they ate, and... how did your parents react to your desire to become an artist? you know, it all somehow happened spontaneously, it wasn’t like i was ready to become an artist or that everything went somehow on its own, that’s because participation in the polytechnic, i’m an intourist was our only restaurant then, so and we were in this orchestra, i was a soloist there, and there were both female and male parts. that's why it's like this everything worked out, please tell me, how did you get into the pesners and was there a cruel selection there? we had our own team, vain tourist, this is an all-union joint-stock company, so he came from there, that means the artistic director of the mulyabin, so he then st

well, i lived in a house where a lot of people from the writers’ union lived, you don’t know many ofmes. well, we were boys, naturally, we laughed at them there, and my mother was an editor, my father was a school director, this is my father, well, everything is fine, there was a library at home, we read. wrote and sang as best they could. how did your parents react to your desire to become an artist? you know, it all somehow happened spontaneously, it wasn’t like i was ready to become an artist or that everything went somehow on its own, that’s because i attended the polytechnic, i was an intourist, our only restaurant was then, so and we were in this orchestra, i was also a soloist there. both the women's and men's parties are all there, that's why it all worked out, please tell me, how did you get into the pisners and was there a cruel selection there? we had our own team, this is an all-union joint stock company, so the artistic director and mulyabin came from there, so he then got up from the table and said: who sang this song? i say i. who sang this song? i said: i, that’s all,

will finalize it, there will be a second edition and we are preparing prose , so we join the writers’ unionostalgic, something has disappeared, you now miss it, but on the contrary , you are proud and admire something? well, to be honest, i want to say that i am in favor of to move forward, i don’t really have this kind of nostalgia, especially since i want to tell you honestly, we found these times in the 90s, it’s devastation, i was ashamed of the capital, even when i came to moscow, i say, i’m ashamed , that around this tver, yemsk there is asphalt everywhere, you have this waste, we had the same thing. this is what they brought in, everything is ours, everything is from the collective farm, everything is not mine, the apartment is either state or cooperative, everything is in mixed houses, and i ’ll be honest, it was a mess, and these children’s swings, all this traumatic, now it’s much better, listen, now minsk is beautiful, i’ve been to most of the capitals of europe, paris, berlin, well, the main cities of europe, the capitals, and i want to say that minsk is not inferior if we take

sporty now, what makes you think that this is a classic, well, first of all, he has a badge of the writers’ unionler, ugh, furmanov, no, florkin. frolden, faulkner, exactly volkner, go walk the dog, volkner, who are you, ravenkovsky athletes, on we’re going to the olympics, let’s be honest, what did you forget there, well, kolya wants to answer. french cuisine, try the frog, compare. kvn. fourth - quarterfinals. watch the time after the program. the man got so drunk that he woke up in another city. the final station is sinduki. perfect. rum. player, i read about players from dostoevsky, from mapasan, yours will also be a gambler, my hero is a billiard player, and this is a special casa, and i just have to remember the hour when we dealt, this is truly a classic. hi, how are you? good, let me find it some kind of kanura, such as a luxury or junior suite? unfortunately, there are only double rooms left, that's right, that's right, then i'll take the whole thing, i'll take a look now, young man, young man. “unfortunately, we don’t have any free rooms, but he’s leaving from number sixty-nine in 2 day

the modern public association the union of writers of belarus was created in 2005 with the support ofead of state and is the successor to the union of writers bssr. the team today consists of more than 600 poets, prose writers, publicists, local historians, and children's writers. the publications of our authors are in demand among readers for 2021-2023 on the book of belarusian writers had more than 2 million requests in libraries. great football and a full house. a friendly match between the belarusian and russian national teams took place the night before at the dynamo stadium. the fans missed their home team and filled the arena to capacity. football vibe in the story by maxim kembel. the amazing atmosphere at the legendary dynamo stadium is literally alive with the game. almost 22.0 spectators are watching the long-awaited return of the belarusian national team home. we haven't seen our guys for 3 years and that's why. match with the national team russia is not only a pleasant meeting, but also a good test for our team. we welcome you, of course, to belarus, but i won’t ask for a

writers say. supolka, by the way, the works of our authors are read all over the world, the works of one of the founders of the unionin more than 100 languages, just think about this figure. and over 90 years of activity, almost two dozen authors have been awarded the title of national writers in belarus. we sincerely congratulate all writers on this big anniversary, wish them creative success and look forward to new ones books, of course, of course, and new authors, you know, it’s also always very interesting to come to... some kind of exposition to find the name of a new promising author, it’s nice, we are waiting for your talents, yes, well, we will continue talking about culture and past anniversaries, our correspondent, matvey lichonok, visited the twentieth festival in itoka. all the details are right now in a special hot story. sports and cultural festival in itoki 2024 in pruzhany is the twentieth anniversary festival and the format has been changed this time. the event takes place only in one city in pruzhany, the spectators were treated to a wide variety of activations, ranging from various olympic sports

union. the soviet writer alexander solzhenitsy participated in the liberation of babruisk. he left a brief description of what happened in city. solzhenitsyn spoke about the huge amount of broken equipment, the frightened eyes of local residents, as well as the attitude towards collaborators who were never forgiven. the babruisk offensive operation caused significant damage to the army group center, thereby creating the conditions for the successful conduct of subsequent ones. let me love you like a flower in the field, like a young bird in a flock, like a patched bird alive in the wild, let me love you, let me love you. for the song that i smell, for the laughter that is loud i say, for clear eyes, for my young soul, may i love you, may i love you for the bright hours that you give me every now and then, for my dear daughter, may i love you . a computer game or the real world, they entered the game, but did not take one thing into account, everything is real here, this is the most extreme project in the country, heroes, reboot, fighting with itself. this time, instead of y

we produce a very large number of projects , a large number of people, namely members of the union of writers it is all encompassing, members of the union come, yes, other people there come, offer ideas, then we develop ideas, see how to implement them in writing scripts, yes , then we enter the filming period there, then we either release the film on television, or we show it in theatrical release, that is, we hear, we are heard. we interact with all professions involved in film production, and since we we very freshly evaluate all the possibilities, and specifically film production, we understand how to do it, with whom to do it, what to tell about, so that it is a very relevant story, then the people, of course, who are in the union, they responded very vividly to that, that indeed this could be the arrival of a new wave, namely innovative ideas of a fresh look, i have a very great honor, of course, a great responsibility, and of course this is a great responsibility, but since the union is, of course, it is very powerful collective, and we, in our single impulse in unity, will carry out a

oldest belarusian writer, laureate of stalin's prizes, people's poet of the all-russian ssr, yakub polas. with the right-hand report, the speech of the gallery of the sakratar of the union writers of the bssr, paet pyatrus brouka. we are sorry to say that the belarusian savetsky literature has been successful, and that it has grown. museum of the oldest writers of belarus kandrat krapiva. and who is this agronomic big man? belarusians? minsk had its first session of the supreme council of the republic . i am the oldest deputy, vice-president of the academy of sciences of the bssr, the hero of the socialist race atrakhovich, the follower kandrat kapiva. senior värkhounaga. don’t forget what happened, and that no one cares anymore, the films are closed, the films are running and they are going on. we will prove that science is closer than you think. research related to tremors requires a certain serious attitude in order to optimize technological processes to improve the quality of food products. fats should be in our diet, because they are still a source of energy and a component. our hormonal system. explaining complex things in simple language. yeast extract is a produ

the works of one of the founders of the union of writers of the bssr, yanka kupalaia, are heard in morer 90 years of activity, almost two dozen authors have been awarded the title of national poet in belarus. there is competition between paper and personal space. these are more than 600 poets, prose writers, publicists, proevets, and children's writers. the publications of our authors are in demand among readers. during 2021-2023 , our writers' books received more than 2 million requests in libraries. great football and sold out friendly match the national team of belarus and russia took place the night before at the dynamo stadium. the fans missed their home team and... refused to fill the arena. football vibe in the story by maxim kembel. the amazing atmosphere at the legendary dynamo stadium is literally alive with the game. almost 22.00 spectators watch the long-awaited return of the belarusian national team home. we haven’t seen our guys for 3 years and therefore the match with the russian national team is not only a pleasant meeting, but also a good test for our team. we welcome y

how to deal with this, well, yes, well, as veseryonovich said, we have no other writers, he spoke in relation to the unionne time, when beria came to snitch on them once again, he said: others i don’t have writers, well, these are the partners, what should we do now, fight with everyone, or what? but we have to to achieve, of course, such agreements and such conditions that would... correspond to our interests and would be as reliable as possible, you are right that it is very difficult to negotiate with such a public, they deceive at every step, they say one thing, do another , and this is sad, but all armed conflicts end in some kind of peace agreements, however, as one of the former leaders of a fairly significant european country told me, all these agreements can be based either on the basis of military... military defeat, or on ukrainian. based on victory, we, of course, strive and will achieve victory, as for legitimacy , this is directly proportional to losses, understanding our responsibility, i still proceed from what the general staff, the ministry of defense proposes, speed is important, but ca

anna akhmatova, a group that was part of the section of translators in foreign literature, the union of writersof the bolshoi theatre, the marinsky theatre, tretovka, the hermitage, the pushkin museum and a number of outstanding russian artists and... musicians who spoke the same language, of course, came, and brilliant performers came, bernstein came, the yurzhe of normandy came , came, there was a chicago orchestra, balyanchin came, also from... russian roots, by the way, well, look, when we say big theater, this is the grigorovich ballet, for example, the sixties, in the late sixties, which were very modern then, which were reviewed by many, there is also swan lake, let’s say, i don’t even say, spartak, which toured, this there was contemporary art, in this sense, there was, say, mkhat, who went to london in the early sixties, yes, that was in my opinion, well, not the beginning there, the mid -sixties, he lost. because he was carrying classics, which were very completed, by the way, after these tours , conversations began that they should, they should call efremov then, yes, but nevertheles

the police station court, which is no better place than internal organization and trade union proceedings. writers should not take their work to such places. for my part, i promise that if i am trusted by you , i will be elected as the president, not by my critics , my family and my relatives. i should complain and not write to them about illiterate, unknown and the like. mr. ghazizadeh hashemi published his opinion on the iranian family smart card in cyberspace. the election headquarters of mr. pourmohammadi sent this video to sed and sima news agency. i don't know why we are afraid of going to the international arena. at the moment you have to enter the scene. be strong , courage is needed here, of course , we must use all our energy and our own intelligence to do our own work at a special moment. sometimes we fail, but we are still a failed hero. mr. mustafa pourmohammadi posted a photo on the internet and wrote: i am the one who can stand up to trump. on the next page. he was traveling to shiraz, then he was on his way to the shrine of ahmed bin musa peace be upon him and later met with the pe

it was glebov who went to ask for an apartment in the belarusian capital for the already all-union famous writer kuzmin, with alexander trifonovich, secretary of the central committee of the communist party of belarus. and i told him this situation. and kuzmin says: “well, let’s think this is the end of the conversation.” he arrived, through the efforts of glebov, bykov in 1978 moved from provincial grodno to minsk, with him a new love, journalist irina suvorova. they worked together in the editorial office of grodno pravda. irina mikhailovna came to the editorial office in 1949, they have known each other since then, that is, they have known each other since grodno, and they got married when he moved to minsk, that is, well, essentially, of course, he... left the family when the children were already adults, when they did not need any support, one can say that he fulfilled his fatherly duty. irina became a typist, secretary, and editor for her husband. he was busy all the time; he and irina sat from evening until midnight. i was visiting them once, and they sat and wrote until 4 o’clock. search

on the mandala, that means a member of the union of writers and journalists, well, you’ll be in the campange, the buckets were returned, they didn’t take the subscription, but there won’t be any subscription, for lack of corpus delicti, self-defense, well , thank you, oligarch, i didn’t know you were so influential, but maybe light a cigarette, maybe go to the hospital, let’s finish off or something these, agorok , well, it’s good already, well, i got it, okay, that’s it, i’m silent, why did they turn off the phone, well, it’s probably me , the banks, by accident. so guys, let's quit cigarettes in cars, maybe enough for today, but why do we need a bus? no one will look for you on the bus, i’d rather die than go back to the zone, that’s my character, alexander nosik, i will do everything possible to avoid an assault, but this is already there, and i know what ’s happening on the bus now, vladimir epifantsev , everyone is guilty of something, sergey ostakhov, i knew how to work, it just seemed to me that i could change something, alexander lazarev. you are to blame, because from the very b

union. in soviet writer alexander solzhenitsyn participated in the liberation of bobruisk.brief description of what was happening in the city. solzhenitsyn spoke about the huge amount of broken equipment, the frightened eyes of local residents, as well as the attitude towards collaborators who were never forgiven. the bobruisk offensive operation caused significant damage to the armycenter group, thereby creating. conditions for the successful conduct of subsequent operations for the liberation of belarus. front troops advanced up to 100-150 km and were liberated the cities of zhlobin on june 26 and bobruisk on june 29. in the bobruisk area , six german divisions were surrounded and destroyed. on the evening of june 29 , moscow fired twenty artillery salvoes from 224 guns in honor of the soldiers of the first belarusian front who liberated babruisk. they support me when i invite not officials or experts to the program, but political scientists, well, i’m interested, so i call, and the more i communicate with ordinary people, every time i am convinced that they are not at al

writer explained. the slaves who reached union contraband of war his explanation of flex racial use of the day.no instance on record in which false or misleading informn knowingly given by the colored man. in a large numr cases, it was by no means trustworthy the -- had no capacity for accuracy of observation or precision ofstatement. the author continues to list african-american ineptitude only. one picture of black soldiers included colored convalescent trps. will need the fighting, the wait to be killed. and they did not mention that that had been in way of advocating black. it was not a way satirizing it. they mentioned this but i mean if the udc's working with you, what are you going to talk? popularity of these all declining ate wars images ofphilippine-american and actually some of those waterboarding and was considered kind of amusing. that none of these pictures generally have gruesome american war dead. this will be very much unprecedented they remained unseen because the government censored and not allow you know outlets challenged this of censorship nor did they exhibit or mass mark

the patriotic war, viktor petrovich ostafiev, lived his post-war life as a writer unrecognized, on the contrary, in the soviet unioned, but after the war at the same literary institute, starting to publish in 1951, during his lifetime he received the status of a living classic, having gone through all the stages necessary for that . - the film taiyozhnaya tale, in the seventy-ninth year the collected works were published, in the eighty -first year the third film adaptation - stard, in the eighty-first year he was awarded the order of friendship of peoples, in the eighty-third year the fourth film adaptation of the film twice born, in the eighty-third year the fifth film adaptation of the film beloved mine, in the eighty-sixth year, the sixth film adaptation . not a single book of his was banned. an example of his fate is the real vertical take-off of a former grandfather. of course, he achieved everything in life on his own, his rewards are commensurate with his enormous talent. after 1991, as a public figure, it was as if he had been replaced; from a faithful soviet writer who had never refused a single award, he

capitulation and without presenting, relatively speaking , there he spoke in relation to the union of writers well, these are the partners, what can we do with everyone now. or something, but we need to achieve, of course, such agreements and such conditions that would correspond to our interests and would be as reliable as possible, you are right that it is very difficult to negotiate with such a public, they deceive at every step, they say one thing, do another, and this is sad, but, but everything, everything, all armed conflicts end - with some kind of peace agreements, really , as one of the former leaders of a fairly significant european country told me, all these agreements can be based either on the basis of military defeat or on the basis of victory, we certainly strive and will achieve victory on... the question, the question of the legitimacy of those with whom are we negotiating, yes, there are problems here, of course, because the current authorities, apparently, even a preliminary preliminary analysis of the legislation of ukraine shows that the executive authorities have lost t

whole biography of pushkin and the stamps that were published in the soviet union in russia every year, about some other poet, writerhe tsar wanted to exile him there for these freedom-loving poems, zhukovsky, who stood up for him, yes, that’s every step that was taken against him, as if they sent him to mikhailovskoye, god knows, wouldn’t they have sent him to mikhailovsko? pushkin, what an interesting thing, pushkin has almost no large families, but still, if we imagine the russian picture of the world, then it is always a family with many children, note that all the heroes of pushkin’s, well, at least prose works, well, evgenia, the bronze horseman, yes, everywhere there is one child with a rare, rare exception, which in general, probably for... somewhere there is a remark about encyclopedists, he says why they take the encyclopedia format because they do not involve polemics , uh-huh, that’s it , yes, that is, they package their polemical things in the format of an article, try to argue, so if this is a yes, then what kind of encyclopedia is there, what is not there, a good encyclopedia, and which the author him

union. this city is not inferior in area to minsk - said the polish writer and researcher jan mairkiewicz, and french travelers once, on the contrary, considered this place a large village, which is called a city. conflicting memories, each with its own horizons. it's hard to believe, but once upon a time there were ancient forests on this land. our distant ones ancestors cleared trees, built huts, and uprooted plots. this is a city of real workers, strong and independent. we're in trouble, welcome. a small town on the drud river is located practically on the border of the mogilev and vitebsk regions, attracting with its originality and special flavor. today , just over 10,000 people live here; talochen arose on the territory of the powerful drud principality. we begin our journey from the place where it began. history of the city, once this place was superior to vitebsk and it was equal in size to minsk, as historians say, and the largest trade route between the ivorians and the greeks passed here, and today it is a small cozy village called drutsk. and the hero of the word about igor’s regim

i don’t have any other writers, he spoke in relation to the union of writers of the ussr at one time, discussion of the nuclear component continues, of course, karaganov asks about the use of nuclear weapons, the use of nuclear weapons can increase the speed of achieving the tasks facing russia, but what is even more important is the health of the russian military at the moment... now, in addition to the west, in addition to those curators , whom we all know very well, is, well, a manager or an old-fashioned hetman of ukraine, or this stefanchuk in the rada, who , in theory, according to the constitution, should now after after zelensky refused the elections, should he lead the country, or is it mr. zelensky? let's listen to putin on this topic, the question of the legitimacy of those with whom we negotiate. yes, there are problems here and there, which, of course, exist, because the current authorities, apparently, so a preliminary, even white analysis of the legislation of ukraine shows that they, the executive authorities , have lost their legitimacy. there is a third article of th

his, but he wasn’t abroad, and the stamps that were issued in the soviet union, in russia every year, about some other poet, writerll happen, because stamp is also an important story , all these stages of life, because it’s amazing, how the tsar wanted to exile him there for these freedom-loving poems, zhukovsky, who stood up for him, yes, that’s every step that was taken against him, as if they sent him to mikhailovsky, and god no one knows him... i can’t, of course, not raise this topic about an encyclopedia of russian life, but i don’t remember, he was still very indignant, he said, an encyclopedia is something frozen, but is eugene onegin a frozen thing, but you know what amazed me, what an interesting thing about pushkin, pushkin has almost no families with many children families, after all, if we imagine the russian picture of the world, then it is always a family in which there are many children, note that all the heroes of pushkin’s, well, at least prose works, well, eugene’s poem, the bronze horseman, yes, everywhere one child per rare rare... he liked to repeat that this is great, this is not an orthodox

the sea, or it was some kind of voucher that you had to earn in the trade union, either you have to be the wife of some famous writerut, and most importantly, that his daughter became very attached to him, because relatives always feel whether their relatives love them, that is, they are inside relationships cannot penetrate, the child cannot understand what is happening there about... the relationships of adults, he understands that his mother loves, he sees it, julia, who suddenly got the opportunity to live, create, love, write, a capler who passed through such millstones, suddenly they meet a gentle, beautiful, well , practically young for his age, so i have letters that alexey kapler wrote, the glider house of creativity, drunin, it’s already... three o’clock in the morning, i’ve already packed my things, there is a need to confess, that i love you very much, my infinitely dear, chapler again, i miss it at all, i’m just terribly shocked that i can’t call you in your room whenever you want, i’m unaccustomed to living separately, the vestibular apparatus is not designed, i’m losing my balance, again chapler, he s