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Poems by Osip Mandelstam
Osip Emilievich Mandelstam was born in Warsaw, when it was still part of the Russian Empire, in 1891. In an effort to avoid rampant anti-Semitism, Mandelstam moved to St. Petersburg, and life in the heart of the Russian Empire brought him into contact with the Russian symbolist movement.
Screenplay "Bumbarash" by Evgeny Mitko, summary
The work is based on Arkady Gaidar’s unfinished novella "Talisman" and the writer’s early short storiesThe screenplay was written in 1971. The most remarkable detail of the text is the seamless unification of Gaidar’s disparate stories around the division named after the Storming of the Bastille by the Paris Communards.
Screenplay "Viennese Holidays" by Eduard Volodarsky and Vladimir Vysotsky, summary
The film was created by writer Eduard Voldarsky and actor Vladimir Vysotsky in January 1979. The script was written by the authors in five days. The work is based on the true story of General Voitenko.
Screenplay "True Friends" by Alexander Galich, summary
Alexander Galich’s screenplay, "True Friends," was written in 1954 and is a lyrical comedy about the value of human relationships and the test of friendshipThe work’s key feature is that, despite its light genre, the author raises pressing issues of bureaucracy, leadership’s disconnect from reality, and professional duty, all while remaining within the framework of a bright, humanistic narrative.
Screenplay "Five Spoons of Elixir" by Arkady and Boris Strugatsky, summary
This science fiction screenplay, created in 1984, expands on the novel "Lame Fate" and addresses the philosophical question of achieving physical immortality at the cost of human life.
Screenplay "Wizards" by Arkady and Boris Strugatsky, summary
This original screenplay by the Strugatsky brothers, which shares plot similarities with their novella "Monday Begins on Saturday," differs significantly in plot and emphasis.
The mystery of the death of Elizabeth Dyakonova, or the destruction of stereotypes
MOSCOW. At Non-fiction No. 19, a presentation of the book by Pavel Basinsky about Elizabeth Dyakonova took place.
Secrets, tragedies and family sagas of ancient Salisbury
MOSCOW. Rutherford’s historical novel Sarum was published in Russian.
Such poor and unfortunate "victims" (story)
“Listen, how can you communicate with her?” She is so boring and intrusive.
Talent, curiosity and inspired hard labor
MOSCOW. Among the first laureates of the new prize of the Swedish Academy is translator Nina Fedorova.
Tashkent Museum named after Anna Akhmatova celebrated its 15th anniversary
TASHKENT. The anniversary evening, dedicated to the 15th anniversary of the club-museum “Mangalko Yard”, named after Anna Akhmatova, was held yesterday with the support of the Russian Center for Science and Culture in Tashkent (RCSC).
Theatrical killing amid reprisals. New book by Yulia Yakovleva
MOSCOW. The publishing house "Eksmo" published a new book by Yulia Yakovleva on the investigation of strange murders at the beginning of the Great Terror era.
The theme of loneliness in Boris Pasternak’s novel "Doctor Zhivago"
LonelinessIt’s a feeling most of us are familiar with, even if we don’t often talk about it. In Doctor Zhivago, Boris Pasternak takes this emotional experience and weaves it into the lives of his characters, especially Yuri Zhivago, the protagonist, whose journey through the upheavals of the Russian Revolution seems to mirror his own internal struggle with loneliness.
Themes and plots of Krylov’s fables
IA Krylov wrote more than two hundred fables.
Tolerate, endure, endure. The witness diary of a tragic era
MOSCOW. In the New Literary Review, the Diary of Lyubov Shaporina was reissued.