s probably right to start with volodya, because volodya in ninety-four became the director of yasnaya polyanave always been associated with... born in the village of severny, which was not yet part of moscow at that time, and uh, i just remember well that at some point i got sick, i started reading quite early i asked my dad to advise me to read something, i was, this is preschool time, that is , maybe 6 years old, and dad gave me, uh, two books, my life at home is clear. the glade of sofia andreevna's sister tatyana andreevna kuzminskaya and my memories of ilya lvovich tolstoy of our common great-grandfather, great-grandfather vladimirich and fyokla cousins ​​- cousins, but to make it clear, here is lev nikolaevich, but he has 13 children, one of his sons, the third child, the eldest sergei, then tatyana, the third child ilya, ilya lvovich. here he is our common great-grandfather, then, like genealogies, this is interesting, then ilya lvovich also has eight children, including two sons, my grandfather ilya, and my grandfather vladimir, here they are siblings, then fyoklin father nikita ilyov

, yasnaya polyana prize, someone said that when he received a letter with a thick signature, ang was clear right away, yes, well, what else could there be an international nomination for, what kind of award, the tolstoyan tradition is a living tradition. i am proud that the foreign writers who received our iznopolyansk prize are very proud of it, they all talked about, literally each of them, what role reading tolstoy played in their lives, how important tolstoy’s figure was for them, we are proud of all our laureates, independence, they were nobel prizes, whether they are known all over the world or not, these are very bright... writers, and i hope that this series will continue, last year there was a chinese author, we had a writer from chile, letelier. in my opinion, wonderful, very interesting, and such an american writer of japanese origin, rutazeki, became our first laureate of this prize, it’s not that i’m not ashamed of anyone, but we’re just proud of it, don’t let them talk, let them read, i remind you to everyone who sees us, hears us, in a month you will learn new na

, his latest novel, the magic choir, was included in the short lists of two major awards, the yasnaya polyanae prize. big book, and hello, zhenya, hello, well, katya manoila, who just released her second novel, blows dead leaves to the wind, and the first novel has already received a lot of press, this novel is called father looks to the west, and it was on the long list of the big book award on the short list for the yasnaya polyana prize, katya, hello, both the lyceum laureate and the lyceum prize laureate. by the way, i didn’t say this about asya volodina, who is a finalist for the lyceum prize. well, it’s up to you to decide whether you’re a finalist or a finalist, that’s your choice, that’s not the main thing, and the main thing is that we are talking today about modern literature. i promised to surprise you with a question, but i didn’t say what, and i will surprise you with it. answer: yes, no. ah, are you a millennial or not a millennial? millennial, millennial. yes. are you a millennial? no. no. you. older than millennials, yes by feeling or by passport, but by feeling, by feeling, w

soldiers or some ss men who had already arrived, pulled up from the rear, security detachments, yasnaya polyanats, petergov, destroyed and smashed the novgorod churches, not the ss men at all, they were not there yet, not even close, and those same subordinates of halder and the company, they were all imbued with the ideology of racial superiority, they... "let's call a spade a spade, until the moment we started hitting them, so to speak, with their faces on the concrete, so they fought with animals, then they were somehow surprised that these animals turned out to be smarter, more capable, more cunning and, most importantly, more effective these scythians. we translated a luftwaf publication, i think from 1944, with a preface. himbler, then, is called russian military ingenuity, it was such a very practical collection that was distributed to officers, which means vbs, as the most advanced, probably ae. so as not to freeze by morning, as they do russians, how to bury yourself in a snowdrift, as russian snipers do, here’s how not to give yourself away to the same snipers, whom you will never dis

somehow. series, well, you ’ll do that, it’s your job, i agree, well , secondly, i talked to the yasnaya polyana we’re somehow lagging behind where they shine, let’s get up, i don’t know what trends you have there with yasnaya polyana, i won’t exchange our paintings for these scribbles, what scribbles, it’s not, for some it’s a scribble, but for others it’s priceless, then i came up with everything, everything needs to be somehow... then distribute by topic, in cardiology, for example, i came up with this in cardiology, these biblical motifs, biblical, in... where people worry, worry, let them look at the pictures, somehow calm down, there will be cupism, or whatever, whatever it’s called , i’ve calculated everything, here, i ’m asking you, an estimate for updating the interior of the entire hospital, so don’t let the amount bother you, i have nothing to pay my staff, i have such a high turnover, the mri machine costs 3 months disassembled, georgy gavrilovich , go! and start performing your direct duties, anyone can offend an artist. saikin. saikin, young man, what do you use in food? yes, you k

i was in yasnaya polyana with tolstoy, i looked, the grave, the earth, how a ridge of such a low hill, just tourists know, this is the grave of leo tolstoy, it was his will, our great plesetskaya, maya plesetskaya, the big theater, the relationship was complicated, she already lived in munich when she died, the big theater was already...prepared for a solemn , sad, but very solemn ceremony. maya did not allow this, there was only a farewell to relatives in munich, a will , cremation and, so to speak, waiting for her beloved husband radion shchedrin, also him, like her asked, cremation, then all this will be dispelled over russia and that’s enough, no graves , i’ll still say, i said here, estonia, we ’re going there in soviet times, they’re taking us to a forest cemetery, we’re going, where’s the cemetery, trees, beautiful cut grass, green-green, suddenly we look, a small black, thin marble plate, written by görg ots, a little further on there is a brazier plate, the philosophy is as the guide said. man is nature, a phenomenon of nature, and in no case should he rise above nature, he s

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