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this moment00:00:07
this English language lesson takes place in a00:00:11
Moscow restaurant00:00:12
[music]00:00:15
summer 1957 Moscow met with00:00:19
unusual troubles citizens raised00:00:21
pigeons and tried to teach foreign00:00:24
languages00:00:28
[music]00:00:39
children though many mothers00:00:43
were sent away from the capital just in case00:00:45
when such rumors circulated and mother00:00:48
had to work at the tram depot00:00:50
was working and all these rumors that there00:00:53
would be00:00:54
provocations in Moscow, that some kind of food would be00:00:57
poisoned, flies would be launched that would00:01:00
spread,00:01:02
hardly anyone could have foreseen in advance00:01:04
what a shock the00:01:07
sixth World Youth Festival would actually turn out to be for thousands of people00:01:10
and students and how00:01:12
much these two weeks will change in the life of an00:01:15
entire country00:01:18
[music] the00:01:21
lower abdomen fills with love in Moscow00:01:25
there were hot days with very warm nights00:01:29
and this weather circumstance played an00:01:33
important role in the development of some00:01:36
events00:01:44
[music]00:01:57
it really was a kind of00:02:00
madness I I agree with this, but00:02:03
naturally If you suddenly took a breath of very00:02:05
fresh air, your head will spin. It00:02:09
was about the same thing. My mother was00:02:11
the secretary of the Komsomol organization of00:02:13
the university. She accepted African00:02:17
students. I think that in 1957 she00:02:19
probably had a00:02:22
cultural revolution, a cultural revolution both00:02:25
in her head and00:02:27
in her mind. in the soul and in fate00:02:31
[music]00:02:35
inversion digs up against Titan verdirs a00:02:39
revolution in the minds of their own citizens,00:02:41
to be honest, was least of all included00:02:44
in the plans of the Kremlin leadership at that time, the00:02:46
20th Congress, which debunked the cult of Stalin, had already taken place00:02:49
and having decided on an international action00:02:53
in Moscow, the authorities hoped that the00:02:55
festival could become just unique00:02:57
a chance to promote the Soviet way of00:03:00
life among visiting foreigners in the00:03:03
wake of the country's liberation from Stalinism,00:03:06
such a PR campaign could have been successful,00:03:08
especially since in addition to more than 30 thousand00:03:11
foreign delegates in Moscow, an00:03:14
unprecedented influx of 2000 journalists was expected,00:03:21
never in my life it was impossible to see00:03:25
them, there were simply not a00:03:27
few the diplomats were sitting in their Ghettos, they00:03:30
decided to surprise the guests on a grand scale, but00:03:34
do you know how many pigeons there are in the sky on the00:03:38
opening day of the festival at the00:03:40
Lenin Stadium, reboot, the task was to00:03:43
raise 100 thousand of them in order to00:03:47
release 40 thousand of them into the sky,00:03:50
can you imagine what a practically00:03:54
impossible task it was? Besides it00:03:58
was impossible to repeat the embarrassment that happened at the00:04:01
previous festival in Warsaw, where the00:04:03
pigeons simply crawled across the field of00:04:05
the stadium so that it would not just be hairy in00:04:08
Moscow, the training of birds was taken under strict00:04:11
party control, and00:04:13
dispatches were sent to each major Komsomol committee to00:04:15
raise so many thousand00:04:18
heads of pigeons for the festival, depending on the number of00:04:20
goals as they joked back then The Komsomol members00:04:22
also wanted to force Komsomol members to00:04:25
engage in breeding work, but00:04:28
luckily for them things didn’t go that far00:04:31
[music]00:04:36
the bureau of the party’s garkom brought this00:04:40
ill-fated leaflet where it was indicated that it was necessary to00:04:43
remove the eggs from such a dove,00:04:46
put them in such and such00:04:48
you mocking Tone told everyone00:04:52
present that there is nothing else to00:04:54
do but twist eggs00:04:56
[music]00:05:03
the enthusiasm of citizens and officials00:05:05
embraced by the ideas of the festival knew no bounds00:05:08
directors Yuri and Rinita Grigoriev are00:05:12
still surprised at what a fantastic00:05:14
carte blanche They were given half a century ago to00:05:17
produce a course work It was a matter00:05:20
of a correctly chosen topic based on the plot of the00:05:23
film: a certain international student00:05:25
falls in love with the Russian girl Katya from the00:05:28
cover of the light in a00:05:31
distant country and goes to the festival00:05:33
Moscow, despite the machinations of the enemies of the USSR,00:05:37
advertising in newspapers and the media00:05:41
was such that it was not the imperialists who00:05:44
stayed at home, these are the ones who should be00:05:47
hated and friends arrived, they were eager to come00:05:51
here, bypassing the police bans. Well, and so00:05:55
on and so forth, so when Grigory00:05:58
you came up with the idea that Plomk and his00:05:59
friends would go to Moscow in the oldest00:06:02
car made in 1898, they without00:06:06
much hesitation went to the museum,00:06:10
I said, you know, you don’t could they00:06:14
give us this car of yours, the00:06:20
first in the world for filming? They gave it to us together with a00:06:23
museum worker. We launched it in our tank and00:06:28
it drove off. But it started to fall off and00:06:31
drove about 100 meters, while it was scary.00:06:35
Rumbled, trembled.00:06:44
On a call from Moscow, the student group00:06:48
was allowed to film on a luxury sea00:06:50
liner. which the USSR received after the war00:06:53
as an indemnity for the personal ship of00:06:56
Adolf Hitler00:07:00
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[music]00:07:15
[music]00:07:18
Hello Mom, maybe it was then for00:07:21
the first time that the famous shot was shot,00:07:23
which today’s youth readily00:07:25
repeats as a quote from the movie00:07:27
Titanic00:07:34
[music]00:07:42
but let’s go back to 57 under the control of the00:07:46
relevant authorities, the00:07:48
selection of future participants of the festival took place,00:07:51
people who came from all over the00:07:54
world. They wanted to see how blacks live00:07:57
in Russia and blacks were all00:08:02
natural. Of course, delegations were sent to us,00:08:06
but before that we were warned00:08:09
that there would be delegations.00:08:17
Suddenly they called us and said that we would00:08:21
bring a TV.00:08:28
We are starting a program for children, of course it00:08:32
was a show,00:08:34
so we didn’t have a TV, suddenly00:08:37
he appeared, you know, and we didn’t have00:08:40
a car and suddenly she appeared, in00:08:43
my opinion she didn’t even walk, but she was00:08:46
standing in the yard, beautiful, I remember that00:08:50
they came to us and gave instructions for us So, of00:08:54
course, we sat and even memorized the00:08:58
words that we had to say to00:09:01
Paris;00:09:04
the most unexpected thing was an invitation00:09:07
to the festival for Moscow00:09:09
Esperantists; the language00:09:12
Esperanto, invented by the Polish Jew00:09:14
Zaminghof, was banned especially for international00:09:16
communication under Stalin, and the00:09:19
entire leadership of the Russian Union00:09:21
Esperantoists In 1938,00:09:24
she ended up in the gulag, she was00:09:28
afraid not only of the Soviet leadership,00:09:31
this is quite natural because00:09:33
Esperanto gives people the opportunity00:09:35
to communicate uncontrollably.00:09:38
Hitler really didn’t like Esperanto, he00:09:40
destroyed all the graduate students in his00:09:42
time. Esperanto did not flourish in America00:09:45
during the period of Allen Dulles00:09:50
[music]00:09:53
As if no matter what, at all youth00:09:56
festivals Esperanto was accepted as one00:09:58
of the languages of communication in Moscow, they could not00:10:01
ignore this fact and00:10:04
hastily began to gather the remaining00:10:06
Enthusiasts,00:10:11
doctors of philology Evgeniy Bokarev,00:10:13
writer Ivan Sergeev,00:10:18
took their children and now it all started spinning00:10:21
us all the time every week, if not00:10:24
two or three times a week they called to the Komsomol Central Committee00:10:26
there at this very00:10:29
Ilyinsky Gate And they said remember that00:10:32
you are the most dangerous organizations. I say00:10:34
why the coolest thing is because you00:10:37
work without a translator and the translator00:10:39
sifts through the direct text and now the00:10:42
time has come for X pigeons to Yulya in00:10:45
Moscow just got divorced, they started being00:10:47
crushed by cars and the traffic cops00:10:49
even had to issue a special pigeon00:10:51
badge [music]00:10:53
Komsomol called me, I got00:10:55
tangled naked in the wires on00:10:57
the windowsill, the poor birds are beating, I need00:11:00
help, I called the fire brigade,00:11:03
the firefighters and rescued this pigeon,00:11:06
which the poor guy got into some trouble - somewhere there,00:11:08
wires, instructions00:11:10
have been distributed, ceremonies have been rehearsed,00:11:14
foreign00:11:16
participants of the festival begin to arrive in Moscow, and suddenly00:11:19
it turns out that the events that were thought out at the top, down to the smallest00:11:22
details, begin to live00:11:24
some kind of special life of their own, not always00:11:27
checking with the plans of the approved propaganda departments00:11:34
[applause]00:11:42
[music]00:11:48
in this poorest country, which00:11:51
especially endured all the horrors of a00:11:55
gigantic terrible war,00:11:58
crowds of cheerful, smartly dressed,00:12:02
brightly dressed people from all over the world poured in and laughed.00:12:07
And by the way, now it seems Well, so00:12:10
what, they laughed But in fact, smiles and00:12:13
laughter were so rare in that life Here are our00:12:17
oppressed Soviet people This not just00:12:20
a delegation, these were crowds of crowds and crowds and00:12:23
almost all of them were young handsome men,00:12:27
beauties with sparkling eyes00:12:32
with such00:12:34
sparkling snow-white smiles, somehow00:12:37
colorful, brightly dressed in their hands, they had00:12:40
bungees or some other00:12:43
national instruments, but I don’t remember maracas Yes,00:12:49
Moscow girls were shaking, they were simply stunned,00:12:52
they looked at it because they had never00:12:54
seen anything like this.00:13:01
Mom spoke three languages well. And00:13:05
this is very important when there are no barriers and,00:13:08
accordingly, she could simply calmly00:13:09
communicate with foreigners00:13:12
without complexes and without phobias,00:13:24
Muscovites brought up in the spirit of puritanical Soviet morality both sexes opened their mouths and00:13:27
looked at the liberated foreign00:13:29
youth, because even at the advanced Moscow State University,00:13:32
kissing on the stairs in the dormitory00:13:34
could get you into trouble, which By00:13:36
the way, the00:13:38
American delegate, director Larry00:13:40
Mayer, was caught with a VGIK student00:13:43
[music]00:14:19
informal contacts between Muscovites and00:14:21
visitors from -abroad they began to get00:14:23
involved from the very first hours, despite the fact00:14:26
that Esperantists, for example, were given00:14:28
only two days to communicate at the end of the festival The00:14:32
doorbell rings and I am cleaning the apartment my00:14:37
floor in some kind of torn, terrible robe00:14:39
opens the door00:14:42
charming An obvious foreigner00:14:45
turns out to be Jose00:14:53
very well I This is exactly how I imagined00:14:57
Natasha Rostova00:15:04
and then we were on the bus,00:15:25
you know, not only was there no xenophobia,00:15:28
but on the contrary there was a feeling that00:15:32
some holes had finally opened up between two00:15:35
worlds and these worlds just wanted to merge00:15:38
in ecstasy in delight Moscow, as if by00:15:42
magic sticks00:15:46
applied her face was00:15:48
heard everywhere Music Why is the music00:15:50
extremely unusual and this created the00:15:54
feeling of some kind of unprecedented carnival of00:15:57
dreams00:15:58
[music]00:16:04
on the opening day of the festival when the column00:16:07
with delegates moved from VDNKh debtors00:16:09
from the influx of spontaneous spectators on the streets there00:16:12
was almost a tragedy the00:16:16
entire delegation was moving from first Nyachanka and on the00:16:21
Garden Ring and opposite00:16:24
there was a00:16:27
Shcherbakovsky00:16:29
department store and just at that moment00:16:33
when the column was passing and suddenly the roof00:16:36
burst00:16:38
people were climbing the trees on the lanterns to00:16:42
see this procession. It was a00:16:44
shock of Freedom,00:16:47
you know. The thing is that everything- after all, only00:16:50
four years minus00:16:52
since the death of Stalin and it00:16:56
was very difficult to00:16:59
liberate myself from00:17:00
the monstrous, chilling fear of00:17:04
everything in the world of doing something wrong.00:17:07
Dozens of00:17:10
dozens of artists from different countries settled in Gorky Park,00:17:13
and that means I was there too And I00:17:18
remember the impression they00:17:20
made American artists00:17:23
who poured paint from a bucket onto a00:17:26
canvas in the forest When they were splashed with brushes from afar, the00:17:31
paints flowed, mixed in different00:17:35
directions, splashed00:17:38
and suddenly I felt that out of this00:17:42
chaos a very interesting bright00:17:45
artistic image was emerging; it had no00:17:48
realistic boundaries here, but it was very00:17:51
sensual The atmosphere of sensuality and00:17:55
general mutual interest literally00:17:57
hovered in the Moscow air00:17:59
[music]00:18:08
in our house all the time there were Africans and00:18:12
Latin Americans who taught me00:18:14
multiplication tables When I was several years old00:18:16
there 8 when they study, in my opinion,00:18:20
Africans beat Ivory to00:18:23
everyone who knew the languages, those around me were00:18:26
jealous Incredibly but that summer,00:18:29
Muscovites were ready to communicate and without words00:18:34
I got to know each other. Well, the man from Austria00:18:40
was called Robert. Well, of course it was00:18:44
difficult for us to communicate, he didn’t know00:18:46
Russian. I don’t know German. Well, we somehow00:18:49
communicated. This Robert invited me to a00:18:52
ball in the Kremlin and we agreed00:18:53
to meet escalator metro00:18:55
[music] the00:19:00
Moscow metro as a meeting place00:19:03
was especially popular in those days00:19:06
[music] In00:19:09
Moscow00:19:12
in the morning even the sun breaks through00:19:17
if you believe in luck everything00:19:22
will happen. Soon, he will quickly appoint a00:19:26
glass door. Well, of course, I dressed up in00:19:28
all my best, light, beautiful,00:19:32
elegant, I go to Robert is standing on the subway,00:19:36
on his head he’s wearing a cap with a00:19:39
Tyrolean feather or something,00:19:44
my gaze so involuntarily00:19:46
dropped down and then I almost fell on the00:19:51
escalator instead of trousers he was wearing00:19:53
shorts. And back then we did00:19:57
n’t even know such a word.00:19:58
Of course not anywhere they’ll let you in and suddenly there’s joy,00:20:06
please come in.00:20:12
Yes, we were very shy, embarrassed to00:20:15
come up00:20:19
when we were invited to dance. We were00:20:21
even afraid to take a step because we were00:20:24
used to taking a step at school, then taking two00:20:26
steps forward, one to the side, and suddenly here it00:20:30
means these Africans began to00:20:33
move in other places, we didn’t they knew how it was and were00:20:36
so terribly embarrassed, they blushed00:20:38
because our bodies did not move,00:20:42
emancipation happened quickly, and00:20:44
in the scenery of the festival carnival,00:20:46
even purely Komsomol novels developed more boldly.00:20:49
Valentina and Viktor00:20:51
Smirnov got married a month00:20:53
after meeting at the festival.00:20:56
Well, such a situation was that of course00:20:59
accompanied love and everything so00:21:03
good We often went to the Altai hotel in00:21:07
charge of the Vostok They specially00:21:11
had a square And they danced there and00:21:15
Yes, I don’t remember such sounds Yes, it00:21:19
was right there a00:21:21
rapid leap through00:21:24
a millennium an acute attack of rock and roll00:21:29
[music]00:21:43
Altai and Zarya were part of a large00:21:45
hotel complex that the city00:21:48
authorities built especially for the festival00:21:50
near the Circular Railway00:21:53
on the territory of the Town there were a wide00:21:55
variety of household workshops, perhaps00:21:58
the most work was done by the Shoemakers00:22:02
there in the center of the Festival life which00:22:05
did not stop day or night,00:22:08
young people from all00:22:11
over Moscow flocked every day for the most part, these were00:22:14
young Muscovites who were having discussions00:22:17
about the ways of development of the world in the conditions of two00:22:19
systems; they were of little interest; they were drawn to00:22:23
another.00:22:26
The fact is that in general in Russia at that00:22:29
time there was a huge shortage of men; men were00:22:32
killed by people who00:22:33
returned00:22:35
from the war; they were crippled, tortured by a00:22:40
long war,00:22:43
emaciated, unshaven In general, there00:22:46
were many wounded without legs or arms, and therefore00:22:49
for the girls these crowds of festival00:22:53
handsome men were tempting like mountains of00:22:57
sweet cakes, especially no one00:23:02
restrained themselves somehow at the moment. There were00:23:05
feelings that threw these two crowds of00:23:09
Muscovites visitors simply towards each00:23:12
other,00:23:18
the revolution was not The festival took place, one might00:23:21
say, the Sexual Revolution temporarily00:23:24
shook the Moral Code of the Builders of00:23:27
Communism, the authorities were00:23:30
not ready for this, to put it mildly, literally00:23:39
the head of security in the00:23:43
places where foreigners live is00:23:45
betrayed to you. As much as00:23:50
I need, every day they allocated a thousand00:23:53
Komsomol members who, how can I00:23:55
tell you, they detached this area00:23:58
and forced them out by 11: 00 pm Muscovites were forced out00:24:03
guests were00:24:05
forced out of this territory00:24:08
Otherwise, no one simply left; meetings00:24:11
took place in the most unexpected places;00:24:13
it happened, as they say, even at the00:24:16
Pyatnitskoye cemetery; they most likely did not even see a special feeling in00:24:19
this participant in the events; the00:24:21
society was deeply00:24:23
atheistic; and00:24:26
most Muscovites invited foreigners home there was not the00:24:28
slightest possibility they lived in communal apartments00:24:35
and00:24:37
grandmothers who poked their noses everywhere and who would00:24:41
immediately start00:24:43
screaming of course IZH who brought00:24:46
some Chernomazov this One second thing00:24:50
is that there was a huge army of so-00:24:55
called informers who, in00:24:57
fact, founded along the streets00:25:00
lived in each00:25:01
I didn’t make a reservation in each apartment But00:25:06
not everything was under their control. It was summer,00:25:09
it was a very warm, very sunny00:25:12
summer. Moscow was very green00:25:16
because during the war no one looked after00:25:19
these trees, parks, squares, and so00:25:21
on,00:25:22
giant shrubs, some kind of twilight00:25:26
green.00:25:28
in any park And all this happened there00:25:32
and all this happened very00:25:34
well00:25:37
to mutual pleasure from the report to the Komsomol Central Committee, the00:25:41
head of the Sudanese delegation00:25:45
especially emphasized the undesirability of00:25:47
the actions of Komsomol activists00:25:49
who are trying to identify the identity of the00:25:51
girls and using secret00:25:54
police methods, that is, under the pretext of00:25:56
lighting a cigarette, they illuminate the girl’s face and00:25:59
foreigners, these actions are interpreted by00:26:01
members of the delegations of Sweden, Syria, Egypt and00:26:05
a number of other countries as a vision of surveillance of00:26:07
foreigners, members of the Sudanese delegation00:26:10
decided not to walk with Soviet00:26:13
youth, especially in the evening.00:26:15
Based on this, on the evening of August 1st,00:26:18
the Sudanese walked only with Danish women00:26:24
from factories who walked quite00:26:26
politely00:26:27
pushed out into the Komi mountains Komsomol were afraid of00:26:31
prostitutes00:26:37
Take measures so that there would not be one there00:26:41
How to accept not00:26:43
the police saved her, she caught 5-600:26:47
professionals, took them to rafiki, they00:26:50
were somewhere out of town and a shot00:26:55
ruined their hair, cut their hair, ruined the00:26:58
presentation, said everything now the post office00:26:59
works So they will all get out of here00:27:01
it really worked there on the00:27:04
thirty-fourth day they were no longer there00:27:06
Well, they were our Moscow people, so to speak,00:27:09
what is called a love meeting in the bushes00:27:12
here, so to speak Well, what can you do00:27:14
[music]00:27:25
If only you knew00:27:29
how dear to me00:27:32
[music]00:27:37
liquid hugs near Moscow, the language of burning eyes and smiles00:27:42
did its job and as everyone remembers this very well,00:27:46
after the festival00:27:49
there was a wave in the general children’s festival of all sorts of00:27:52
dark people,00:27:56
different places, white, red, even00:28:02
turning black,00:28:04
in fact, from that moment the00:28:07
Final Act in history began00:28:09
grandiose event And those two weeks00:28:12
flew by like one day, everyone said goodbye00:28:15
literally with tears in their eyes and many00:28:17
hoped that now the Iron Curtain00:28:19
was forever in the past00:28:22
[music] they did00:28:26
n’t give up, films began to be released that had been00:28:29
lying on the shelves for years, this00:28:32
was a little of course completely00:28:35
different An era in our country that, unfortunately,00:28:45
including that huge00:28:47
policy of biological experiments00:28:49
called training of00:28:51
national personnel,00:28:56
that is, somewhere literally00:28:58
one and a half to two years after the00:29:00
sixth student youth festival took place00:29:03
in 57, the first cohorts began to arrive to us00:29:08
youth at a good normal fertile00:29:12
age My father is a revolutionary And my mother00:29:16
studied at Moscow State University00:29:18
was very00:29:20
politicized The son of a Cuban and a Muscovite00:29:24
musician Herbert Morales from the generation of the00:29:26
first mulattoes born then in Moscow,00:29:29
although from his father who fought with Che00:29:32
Guevara he only had an00:29:33
exotic name and the Field Beret00:29:38
itself it doesn’t seem so, that you00:29:40
still have to cling not to the revolutionary00:29:43
spirit. It seems to me that a father should be00:29:45
a father, a mother should be a mother, there should00:29:47
be a family. And when this little00:29:50
moment, it doesn’t seem normal to me. When my mother00:29:54
respected him as revolutionaries and00:29:56
actually created me. Well done guys,00:29:59
no matter what. to which our mother00:30:02
tried very hard to give us a good education to the00:30:05
other children of the festival, how they immediately began to00:30:08
call all the mulattoes less fortunate, the00:30:11
fate of00:30:14
those whose lives were unceremoniously intervened by00:30:16
the state, some of the children who00:30:20
left the festival They knew that their00:30:23
girls were pregnant, they even wanted to00:30:25
take them with them00:30:27
they even wanted to write about this, I remember my husband00:30:30
talking about it because they00:30:32
met these student guys in00:30:34
Africa, but unfortunately00:30:42
because I know that the00:30:46
village00:30:49
[music]00:30:56
in the country secretly continued to operate after the00:30:59
Stalinist decree had already been repealed and the00:31:01
prohibition of the00:31:04
French worker communist gentoma00:31:08
whom at night a very deep00:31:11
love arose with one girl, Svetlana, she00:31:13
is also in the photo. They wanted to get00:31:15
married and then for several00:31:17
years they sought permission, but they did00:31:22
not receive them.00:31:27
Jan there before was a00:31:29
great friend of the Soviet Union, I don’t00:31:31
know00:31:32
at all Stayed Stayed for00:31:36
several years somehow there was00:31:39
some kind of a breath of freedom that00:31:46
was monstrous because of course00:31:49
they came00:31:53
to their senses pretty quickly they realized what00:31:55
they had done there they realized that this00:31:59
happened first of all for so so-called00:32:01
Soviet people, the spectacle is absolutely00:32:04
permissible,00:32:09
we suddenly saw people with some completely00:32:12
different psychology with a different attitude to00:32:15
life, this to some extent determined00:32:18
even my future life, largely00:32:20
because after this meeting I suddenly00:32:24
felt that I was not just a resident of00:32:27
Russia, that I, the inhabitants of the world at the same time00:32:31
began to write that don’t00:32:34
forget that the Western propagandists are00:32:37
imperialist. They are very cunning,00:32:40
it was all a fake, that for a Soviet00:32:42
citizen this in no way can00:32:45
be not only not love, not friendship,00:32:48
nothing can happen between these00:32:51
two parts of humanity, but the spirit of00:32:55
the festival has already moved from the streets to00:32:57
Moscow kitchens and to art00:32:59
workshops from which the entire00:33:02
Underground and the 60th workshop of Anatoly00:33:05
Brusilovsky later emerged, this freely carnival00:33:08
spirit Do not leave in the most stagnant years of00:33:11
69 a famous Italian photographer came to me00:33:15
and he tells me:00:33:18
I came to Russia We00:33:22
have long had the opinion that Russia is a00:33:25
country covered with00:33:26
snow, wolves and bears roam the streets,00:33:30
all sorts of nonsense, he himself understood that this was00:33:33
complete nonsense, but I would really like to00:33:36
debunk this and show at some00:33:39
point some side of Moscow like an00:33:42
elegant, cheerful, bright, wonderful00:33:44
why not, I immediately called the00:33:48
most famous fashion model number one, this is00:33:51
such Galya Milovskaya, she is still alive.00:33:53
She lives in Paris and she came and the00:33:56
Italians came. Before that I went to the00:34:00
central market and bought a huge00:34:02
amount of exotic fruit. I posted00:34:05
this on the table placed00:34:09
another bell from an ancient00:34:12
gramophone in the form of a cornucopia Galya00:34:16
undressed, I began to paint a picture on it By00:34:19
that time in 69, no body art00:34:22
existed anywhere, the Italians00:34:25
placed this entire series of photographs in00:34:31
this magazine called espresso00:34:33
because00:34:34
photographs had to be given between photographs00:34:36
they took some text,00:34:39
got it in some strange way secretly,00:34:43
it means Tvardovsky’s poem00:34:46
Terkin in Hell, but they changed it, this00:34:51
name in Italian sounds over the ashes of00:34:53
Stalin and it turned out like this But it00:34:57
still has a wonderful Sweet Life without00:35:00
any Bolsheviks without any so Moore and00:35:03
Soviet this propaganda00:35:07
Well, we probably already have festivals for our grandson, these00:35:11
guys grew up without knowing the Iron00:35:13
Curtain,00:35:20
love is everywhere the whole ball it is all created00:35:24
from love from every cell00:35:30
This is for stupid people for a group for00:35:33
smart people it00:35:35
is important Internet00:35:37
technology knowledge of how everyone00:35:41
uses it in order to collect00:35:42
information you need information and for smart advanced people00:35:47
there is no skin00:35:50
there is nothing00:35:53
with this person good00:35:55
I found something so expensive so00:35:58
close00:36:01
that other people think about it00:36:06
that it was interesting information and so00:36:11
[music]00:36:22
goes the young generation of the Soviet people00:36:25
words peace and friendship live not00:36:29
only on his lips00:36:31
Friendship, here it is, they somehow00:36:35
didn’t say love out loud, but it seems no00:36:37
language could accurately convey what00:36:40
happened in Moscow in the summer of 5700:36:44
at the moment it was an amazing00:36:46
moment in the history of Moscow, which in00:36:49
its own way happy atmosphere cannot00:36:51
be compared with anything, those two weeks00:36:53
showed that our capital can be an00:36:56
open city without losing its00:36:59
originality and Greatness00:37:01
[music]00:37:12
[applause]00:37:14
[music]00:37:17
stunning newsreel footage that00:37:20
went around the whole world stands gasp spectators00:37:23
jump up from their seats applaud the sky above00:37:27
the Luzhniki are soaring00:37:32
Well, not everyone flew away. By the way, I didn’t00:37:35
wrap up and spin around in these00:37:36
visors of the Luzhniki stadium and didn’t00:37:39
fly away the next morning there00:37:41
should be sports competitions there and00:37:44
then the Moscow pigeon keepers suggested a00:37:46
win-win option for a carrier pigeon that00:37:49
can only be taken away by a pretty00:37:51
Dove for the next the morning is early, it’s00:37:54
not morning, it’s night, it’s a gray morning,00:37:57
I see00:38:00
several dozen people with these00:38:03
baskets in00:38:17
1957, after all, there was00:38:20
love00:38:23
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В конце лета 1957 года в Москве состоялся Международный фестиваль молодежи и студентов – событие, ставшее знаковым для эпохи оттепели и последующих лет. Очень многое – мода, джаз, многочисленные браки с иностранцами, рождение "интернациональных" детей – ворвалось в советскую жизнь именно после Московского фестиваля. Даже засилье голубей на московских улицах – оттуда, из конца пятидесятых. Что же это было за событие, переменившее отношение к жизни у целого поколения советских людей? Как проходил фестиваль? Кто на него приехал, и кто принимал в нем участие? Какие сложности преодолевали идеологические работники, чтобы уберечь советскую молодежь от тлетворного, по их мнению, влияния западной культуры? Фильмы о звёздах: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLgWn407gTfdQnBkue2H9hHVDvpzt0q5TP "Центральное телевидение" - это телевидение вечных ценностей: документальные и исторические фильмы, ток-шоу, программы о науке и культуре, медицине, путешествиях, расследования той или иной сферы общественной деятельности.
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