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[music]

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Hello everyone

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Hello everyone You are watching a

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historical controversy, perhaps a humorous

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educational entertainment show that

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happened then

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Well, what a cool show without cool guests

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I admit honestly one of my favorite

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teams Captain Apparently we have no

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idea at all Captain is something

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like that old name

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calling everyone

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who holds who is the locomotive of all this

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democracy there is no captain in the team You

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see the real one Then just

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Boris the cops

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Al How are you doing Everything is good How were things with

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history at school history at school is

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bad but now by the way I’m a little

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carried away by the history of

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the program yes yes quickly 5 minutes I

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read this reference book about history when you

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were still with you then and somehow since

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then I’ve become really interested, that

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is, I can watch some kind of

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historical video. I don’t think this

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will help me in any way today. In general, the pride from these

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words is literally bursting. That’s why

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this program as a whole does not exist, you

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understand Thank you very much, we are very

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glad that we were able to persuade you a little on this

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issue Applause I wish you good luck

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If I start listing all the programs

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that this man hosted, all the roles in

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which he played, I’m afraid we won’t leave tomorrow morning

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Oscar Kuchera

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[ applause]

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actor, TV presenter, radio presenter and

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caring father of many children for whom

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parking is now free, so he was

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striving for it

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only because of parking and wanted

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what your school looked like with history,

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I was doing great with history, I

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didn’t go, it was the sixth lesson. The

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thing is that few people went to the sixth lesson,

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so I began to be interested in history

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much later, but then, well, today you either

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Say hello to your

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history teacher Hello, the hands of whom you

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skipped

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that you did everything yourself, that is, there

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was no need to admit that I

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didn’t go to history, it’s quite possible he’s

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watching Okay, honesty is our weapon Oscar

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Kuchera

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representative of the Voronezh school of humor the

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first nft singer in the history of

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Comedy Radio presenter Pavel Scherbukha

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Hello everyone

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gave Wow How long did it take

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us to finally see her tell us

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what a singer is a

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question frozen in the eyes of many viewers This is the song that

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we call together as

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listeners Comedy Radio was invented

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live on the air within a year, that is, they didn’t

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write text, but

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created characters on the fly on the go with electronics, so here’s

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his signature signature chorus, so

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I’m now somewhere you’re selling it on

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all platforms, it costs Yes, it sells e- uh, with

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fresh tulip wires, even

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electro makes a profit

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Well, somewhere

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listening, it brings in about 12 a month

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because now I think there will be more now

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NFC will grow up now everything has fallen from the cue ball, it

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depends, he also understands, in short, electro is an

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Armenian, the first Armenian who does not

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make a profit,

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not that I bought it, it’s immediately obvious that

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it’s artificial

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Pavel How are you doing at school, the

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circumstances, I even took the Unified State Exam So what did you

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get Well, they said it’s funny with some kind of

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pirated collection, then you

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clearly came to the right address

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and we wish you all good luck, I’ll tell you what’s going to

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happen here now and it’s funny

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and right, it will be useful for you today, I

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will ask questions, they will relate to

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this or that historical fact or

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event, your task is to answer: Either is it funny

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and correct and But and But you get

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points. So we still have a certain

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specialist, not just a certain one, but a very specific one

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who, according to him, took participation

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in all absolutely historical events

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that were attended and he represents some kind of

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alternative historical universe

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this is Veniamin Karlovich Rubilov Let's get

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to know him I'm Veniamin Karlovich

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Hello, I welcome all

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historical nonsense I Veniamin chopped I am

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the only one who held the sword of

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King Arthur and the corn of Secretary General Khrushchev in his hands

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good luck to everyone

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Yes, let's go around in short, it will present

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some kind of alternative

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version of events, if suddenly by some

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absurd chance you manage to guess

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this version, then for this coincidence you

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get 2 points, we can all play So the

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First Round The

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First Round is called what happened then

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[applause]

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this is injuries dedicated to the topic which

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is called the State Duma of the early

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20th century to make it easier to

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navigate now a short historical

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background

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The State Duma

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was first formed in 1905 and existed

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in the Russian Empire until 1917

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one of the most prominent deputies of the State Duma of the

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fourth and last convocation was

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Alexander Fedorovich Kerensky

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emotional speeches were

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Kerensky’s political style his tension and

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excitement were transmitted to the listeners and

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were a great success; they say that

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during his speeches Kerensky was so tired

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that he eventually fainted, however,

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managing to say everything he needed until the

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very end

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during the fall, I would like to add an

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excellent historical note, but

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Professor Rubilov has another

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alternative view attention to these same events

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Benjamin in short I ask then in

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1917, Kerensky and I were sitting in the winter

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palace in summer underwear, he was collecting the

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revolutionary movement, I was collecting

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inserts from Turbo chewing gum, the heat was stuffy before

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I somehow didn’t open the windows, but

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cut them down, and they usually went to the

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Mytishchi Rustam, in short, at

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night I’m sitting in Kerrin’s Rustam, all the

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loops there are Bolsheviks, I tell them where they

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tell us, just ask here the grandmothers in

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line right away Let’s gallop here for all of us,

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just ask, in short, the noise of the

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grandmothers took winter and the Bolsheviks

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Mensheviks and a series of Diaries This is the

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version thanks diary

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Karlovich Who she knows, maybe that’s how it all

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happened, and now attention to the question: once

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Alexander Kerensky

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injured his hand, saw it so much

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that at first he was forced to wear a bandage

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and then decided to just keep his hand under his

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jacket just like Napoleon

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Bonapa did, because of what exactly did Kerensky

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these problems with the hand began,

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perhaps it was the First Attempt to create a

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manicure for men. Well, that is, then now

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it finally came to them, they began

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to paint something on the nails. I think I just,

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too, I realized to

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myself, maybe you’re using a hammer

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to create a manicure for yourself

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if the boys will ask in the area to

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say, do you understand who is hiding behind the

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waves of radio air?

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Why is he hiding? Okay

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So he decided to do a

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manicure, but it didn’t work out, maybe he really

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cut something out, maybe Andrey is

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wood carving, I don’t know, there’s carving on windows,

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maybe he was making trim, maybe

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maybe went to someone So what

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happened to someone and he broke his arm, for example,

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or injured himself Well, somehow he hurt me. I

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think that he performed because he loved to

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perform until he dropped, then he fainted

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and when he even fainted, he didn’t

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he let go of the microphone and, already unconscious,

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wanted too, at the beginning of the 20th century, 1917,

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the microphone

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into his fist said these were the times winter was

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always then when then

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the famous maybe nuclear winter that in

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winter when you walk without gloves without

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mittens you are really very afraid of

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some kind of conflict because fists are so

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frozen, do you think that now a fight

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will start and you will have to hit with this

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fist, but it will crack? Well, maybe

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he walked with frozen hands, the grandmothers ran

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and he decided to drag one in, and most

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likely his hand just crumbled,

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crumbled with his hands,

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crumbled on a pixel, I’m even

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interested: Maybe she and it will coincide with the

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version of Karl’s hand was still crumbling.

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Why not, he

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wanted to hide the diamonds in this

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hand later. He thought since he was from Kerry, no one

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would think about him, by the way, a

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good version because at the

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beginning he was forced to wear a bandage and

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then decided to just keep his hand under

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with a jacket, he just watched a movie about Napoleon

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and he liked the character, he

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decided to look the same,

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or by the way, Kerinsky

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wanted to turn into a bang with the Patricks, and

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they really like not to put a jacket on their hands.

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But it’s so easy to put it on and

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force it.

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And this doesn’t even have to turn the bra into a

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flying one. mouse Or maybe he rubbed his neck with a

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bandage And there were buttons here, he

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just didn’t put them down, maybe he wanted the

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girl to put her hand here and it was

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like he was walking, he just came and joined in.

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He wanted, you know, like frogs have these

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things here like that,

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he wanted one here grow a membrane I

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will never unbend here I

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will have and I can fly away from all these

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problems

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and then he realized that it really worked out he

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needed to

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fly yes

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Well, what problems did you have, it seemed

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like he had a super popular problem he

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wanted to be called with a shining

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lantern into the sky bat Terensky

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come city in danger Kerensky’s popularity was not enough for him

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he also wanted to

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become a Kerensky Batman Clearly everything

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was organized by his hand,

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maybe I don’t know

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paralyzed they fixed it Or maybe he used

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this hand

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[laughter]

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because the hand had eyes I when she

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who she wanted to see it right away and he

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hid it so that she wouldn’t see anything, the

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hands were the eyes.

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Well, friends, let’s listen to the correct

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answer.

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During his trips around Russia, Kerensky

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had to shake hands with

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thousands of fans. He was very

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popular; the result of so many

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handshakes became severe neuralgia

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from -for which he could hardly move his

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fingers and was forced to first

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use a bandage and then

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Napoleon's pose So the correct version caught me

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so that this point for the correct answer we did

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not play out the funniest answer was

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Ali's version about the microphone

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min in short chopped now

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imagine your version So attention to

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the screen venimin in short yes yes the moment of

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the Revolution Kerensky caught a bullet ran up

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to me, opened his palms like this and rolled them

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Look and says What kind of lead it was

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then that an artillery cannonball flew into him

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and broke it into two parts And I

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sewed two halves of Keremsky into one in one

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beautiful woman, in general, when I sewed everything up,

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I say Kerya and I called him Kerya Put your

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finger here, I’ll make a knot, that’s how I’ve been walking since then

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[applause]

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with my eyes the

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light device fell impudently in short no

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in short

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so the results of the first round

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1 point

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we move on Second round The second

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round is called what they were drawing then

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So the topic of the round is the first humorous

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magazine

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before you hear the question I suggest you

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listen to a brief historical background

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attention to the screen

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at the end of the 19th century in St. Petersburg a

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Russian humorous magazine began to be published

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called Oskolki the magazine actively

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covered significant events from Russian

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culture and for it their articles were written by

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such famous publicists as Vladimir

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Gilyarovsky and Nikolai Leikin, on the covers of

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the magazine, author's drawings were often published

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and inside you could also

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stumble upon fresh works of

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popular Russian writers.

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It’s great now we’re listening to a slightly

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alternative version of the events of that time

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from Venimin, in short, we’re changing the chopper

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Karlovich I ask you

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back at 19 century, Gilyarovsky called me and

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said broom broom And then I swept the yards

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in honor of Broom and they named me Venya, well, I think

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okay, he’s a broom Help me out, I’m lost and I didn’t

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deceive, I really disappeared, and the time

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then You understand it was

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1732 And for me it’s

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17:33 and that’s correct Thursday and

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Thursday is a little Friday and Friday

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is a friend of Robinson Cruz, that's all And then a

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cat jumps towards me, a mug with steel plaques

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and You yourself understand there are fragments around the cat and

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the idea I look at them I understand I need to

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come up with a magazine Hurray called Gilyarovsky

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he says not a word more and not a

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word more said

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and since you understand, now we will talk

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about the cover of a certain travel magazine,

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you will now be shown a drawing, a

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fragment of which will be closed, your

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task is to guess what is hidden there. So, pay

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attention to the screen, the cover of a

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humorous magazine, the fragments that

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were discussed

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means this is one of the issues of this

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magazine Name the person

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whose image we hid on the cover and what

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event is this cover dedicated to?

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Hmm, they want it the same as before when

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they found a wife to shoot her with an

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arrow on a gun, and there, behind the roofs,

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from the last question, is a man who

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turned into a bat. I

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apologize, of course they went for him

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We’ll all get married because he’s already successful,

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most likely, firstly, it’s clear

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that the object is flying from above, it’s obvious that

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it’s a flying saucer, it’s aliens, I do

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n’t know very well. I think there’s an airship hidden there.

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The airship is the end of the 19th century, 1800

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of some kind. Yes, there’s a date there,

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October 1

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people got scared of the flying birds and started

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trying to kill her, let me remind you, this is the cover of a

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humorous magazine,

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now it’s funny,

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people are really scared of something they don’t

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know, that is, they saw some kind of

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flying bird. Yes, they were scared of something

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they don’t know, something they might not have known, they decided to

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throw at this

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little toads, they cheated A there was a big

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giant toad flying here, a humor

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magazine, I hasten to remind you, maybe they

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wanted to make fun of this cover,

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they are trying to make a fireworks display, that is, they have

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not yet figured out what it looks like, they are

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trying to do something like throw in everything they

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have, it will take off, a big balloon will burst

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from there, stones will burst in honor of the Day cities,

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let’s say Or maybe there’s a fat one What kind of

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bird, I also wanted to say how

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fatty What kind of fatty one is just any

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bird that has eaten too much, a bird that

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ate someone, for example And what did they want to make fun of?

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Let’s think Let’s think about it Let’s wait until the rain,

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of course, a humorous magazine They wanted to

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make fun of Or maybe they’re stunted, on the contrary, they’re there the

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whole crowd is trying

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[music]

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Well, it’s logical, we need to name the person

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whose image is hidden, yet

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they are below. This is a reflection in a puddle, that is, it is

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assumed that you know the person, the

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person is the first Tsar,

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1896 Pavel Nikolai Well, it doesn’t matter And the

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second Nikolai will come later So

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wanted to ridicule Let's the

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famous person Pavel number one

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It was then that traditions appeared and all the

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hats

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Rasputin, Rasputin's husband

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Or that same Grigory

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Rasputin, so he is a man of the people and

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ended up in society with the tsars,

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and they wanted to ridicule him, saying where did

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you run away from us along the Senka hat Yes

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Rasputin this version is the Tsar

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recorded

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perfectly by the way I do

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n’t even know what he looked like in 1800

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then let’s move on to the correct

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answer the cover depicts Anton

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Pavlovich Chekhov riding a seagull

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[music]

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this issue of the newspaper was dedicated to the new

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premiere which then turned out to be a

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few years later by the way by a

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Moscow artist to be

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honest, yes, it was possible not to close it,

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you would also be guessing here, absolutely right.

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Grigory Rasputin fits this

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description. So, weren’t there correct versions?

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Half of the version was, of course, a

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seagull, that is, well, a bird. Well, let’s

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do it. Since we said that we will give

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according to a point Let's give it a point

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No, well, the bird was right, the bird was Yes, the

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funniest answer in this round, uh,

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Pasha's Wow, you're beautiful, beautiful. We also

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have an absolutely

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Fantastic version of the alternative, in

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short, please, well, what is it, it's obvious on the

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cover there were a

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lot of as many as nine hits Why

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Bekovsky,

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well, Yegor Creed

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[applause]

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Here is the cover, in Rubilov’s opinion, it’s class

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and damn you don’t need change Well,

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two points were also not awarded 50,

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unfortunately, it wasn’t heard, yes We saw it

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right, it was the Second round, we move on

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to the third round, the third round it's

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called blitz

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So the third round of blitz look in this

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round I will ask you five questions I wo

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n't give you any time to think your task is

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to get your mobile phone And by the way

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you can already get them and send the answer

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that you think is correct to our

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short number +7 903 875 585 dog

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bunny evil bunny Bear dot com he we

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get these answers That is, I Then I

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Read this question to you again on the screen

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you will see four answer options

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three of them yours one is correct perhaps

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and yours will also be correct Nobody

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knows your task will be to choose the

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correct answer perfectly So let's go

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first question what Tsar Alexei

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Mikhailovich ordered citizens

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to do to stop the spread of the plague

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second question What word was

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used to call agricultural workers in ancient times

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Question number three with what

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object did the Cossacks hint that they should not be

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taken on a dangerous task

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Question number 4 what did the artist Karl Bryullov

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receive in a gift from Alexander I

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and Question number five at the end of the 19th century the

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Tretyakov Gallery was closed due to a

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lack of funds, and what

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exactly were these funds not enough for?

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So we answered 5 questions Now I

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will read them out, but now we

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will see all yours on the screen options with

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such faces are all mysterious Now we

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all recognize the guys,

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moreover, now

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you’ll learn a lot about each other from your answers So let’s

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check, let’s go, the first question was

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So what did Tsar Alexei Mikhailovich order

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citizens to do to stop the

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spread of the plague answer options

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a kill rats b launder money c don't

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breathe d drink Well, let's start, Pasha, let's

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start you, but that's right, I think, most

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likely, don't breathe, don't breathe. That is, how do you

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imagine the people at that time

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who walked out

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of this, you don't have to breathe?

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rats may be true

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kill rats kill rats is customary I think

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laundering money I think it means there

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were probably coins there

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So option B Well, now

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attention is the correct answer about Alexey

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Mikhailovich ordered to launder money

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literally from the dirt that was

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carried out by the infection that accumulated

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on coins

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[applause]

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second question What word in ancient

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times was used to call agricultural

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workers answer options pay attention to the

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screen

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even if a man sees

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rednecks

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So, well, apparently you are an expert, I

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rednecks think why did

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n’t

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such a word just come up, that it came

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from somewhere, we need it too I don’t know if it’s suitable

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So the old ones are just the

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herring of agricultural workers

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And then it wasn’t exactly like that, one of you came

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up with the

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Digger shnyry too logically Well then let

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it be the little brittle

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salmon An excellent option Oscar

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but I’ll choose the shnyrya Then why the shnyrya Well

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because how much

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because [ __ ] me written by Digger

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[laughter]

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Digger option

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Well, let's check the

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correct answer r cattle

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[applause]

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cattle is translated from Polish as cattle

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arrogant Shlyakh preferred to call

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agricultural workers then

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bad habits were passed on to the Russian

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nobles from them went for a walk along the

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bourgeois

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option chosen by the

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team grandmother in in the garden, call it redneck,

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what was there like a harvest, and grandpa

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selyuchka is normal Look, the seat

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went

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perfectly third question With the help of what

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object did the Cossacks hint that they should not be

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taken on a dangerous mission

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with the help of a crest Earring

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and a version of the bed

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Wow, you guys opened up for me

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in a new way with I didn’t write my bed with help.

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Well, then you’ll be the first to answer, but I

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think I know, what if they answer how I’m in

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this too, maybe everyone, why did it

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mean that you have something there, or

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children, or something like that, in short, I don’t I

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’ll be accepted Seryozha, in my opinion, but I’ll

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take the bed then I like the

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bed

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as it happened just write to yourself

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[laughter]

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a minute feather bed I want mine bought

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option g bed accepted if now I

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also want to answer Seryozha maybe a

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children’s bed We have options

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bed is a

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good option children's bed he

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had a child and he can't

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go there for the next month said Seryozhka

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So the bed Seryozhka and Seryozhka and Earring

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and Seryozhka

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the correct answer Attention this is answer B

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Seryozhka

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[applause]

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Look, look at the logic What look

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if a Cossack wore one earring in his right

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ear, then this it means that he is the last

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man in the family, which means it’s better to take care of him

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and not send him on a dangerous mission.

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Question number four, what did the artist Karl

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Bryullov receive as a gift from Alexander

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I, option a, letter B

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freedom, option in bruliki,

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let’s start with you Oscar this time we’re

00:29:06

still with you were never started I never see

00:29:09

the point [laughter]

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Freedom freedom That is, you think that

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Karl was not free

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Karl, the same name a person cannot

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be free freedom would be an option Freedom

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would be great if freedom That is, it seems to you that he was in

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shackles Well, some kind of him gave him another freedom,

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you can draw on the other side of

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the canvas,

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freedom to draw whatever you want,

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then they took it off and he blossomed as an artist,

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freedom

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because of the funny one, too,

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I want to take a risk,

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gave him not just this

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vertical letter, he was perpendicular to his health, but the

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horizontal one,

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more accurately, drew it for him here like glasses

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Look How cool you are, how cool you are, also

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painted over that his eyes are actually on fire,

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sun protection says and now they

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invented glasses anyway

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Excellent option Excellent option and

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now the correct answer is the correct answer

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option a letter B

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funny but this is not related to glasses until

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1822 Karl Bryullov bore the surname

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Brullo, which he changed to a keychain at the

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highest order of the Emperor.

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So, at the end of the 19th century, the Tretyakov

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Gallery was closed due to a lack of funds,

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and what exactly were these funds missing?

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answer options: a but cleaners b for cats c

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for security and the option for Mr. Rostova

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suit

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even wondering who suit gallery Yes

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paintings need a man suit pilaf So,

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where do we start

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I think reasoning I will reason I

00:31:36

think of course for security Why did I

00:31:39

reason thought

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What problems could there be drunkenness

00:31:46

Khitrovka

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robbery robbery I think that it is quite

00:31:51

possible just for security money and there was

00:31:53

not enough good option for security so a

00:31:58

cleaning lady I think a cleaning lady for a cleaning lady it

00:32:00

was dirty Yes, most likely an option

00:32:03

but for a cleaning lady they are excellent artists They are a

00:32:05

creative mess Well, what will he

00:32:09

tell us, I also think either for security or

00:32:13

for a cleaning lady but I’d rather run the cats

00:32:16

recorded everything perfectly And now

00:32:18

attention is the correct answer to the cats

00:32:21

the correct answer is

00:32:27

simply about the cleaners I wrote

00:32:32

while you were on security then the correct

00:32:35

answer I guessed for you Your option but

00:32:40

thank you for choosing the cleaner at last

00:32:44

So let’s sum up this round By the way

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why the security because the picture is

00:32:49

real there was a lot of money in the gallery

00:32:50

and there really wasn’t enough money for their maintenance, or rather for

00:32:52

their protection. So the

00:32:54

results of this kind were given more than all the correct

00:32:57

answers, or rather three, in this round, and

00:33:00

getting one point is such a pity for self-indulgence

00:33:05

and the funniest versions were from Pasha Wow, and

00:33:08

he too receives one

00:33:10

[applause]

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gift invisible letter In

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Russia

00:33:20

it was the third round, let's move on to the

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fourth round

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[applause]

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So the fourth round is called the black

00:33:35

theme of the round it sounds like this Victory of the

00:33:38

football team at the Olympics remember

00:33:41

such an event no It was it the national team is

00:33:45

something USSR A USSR football

00:33:48

team of the USSR and according to tradition, for a complete

00:33:51

immersion in the topic, let's listen to a

00:33:53

short historical background

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one of the most striking victories of the Soviet

00:33:58

football team. This is the victory at the

00:34:00

Olympic Games that took place in

00:34:03

1988 in Seoul in the final of the USSR team

00:34:07

under the leadership of Anatoly Byshevets

00:34:09

beat the Brazilian team with with a score of 2-1

00:34:13

to the goal of the famous Romario, the Soviet

00:34:15

national team responded with goals from Igor

00:34:17

Dobrovolsky and Yuri Savichev. By that

00:34:19

time, the Soviet football team had not

00:34:22

won Olympic gold for 32 years.

00:34:26

Well, nothing else could be won. And look,

00:34:29

this was a historical reference, but all

00:34:32

historians and experts pale in comparison to our

00:34:35

luminary Veniamin in short Rubin

00:34:37

Yes, yes, everything was completely wrong How it was

00:34:40

impossible to beat the Brazilians and

00:34:44

we didn’t have the Internet, they didn’t pay and we

00:34:47

decided to stupidly lie to everyone, yes We came to the

00:34:51

games, lost 16.0,

00:34:54

when we returned we cut out medals from cans of

00:34:57

condensed milk and told everyone that

00:35:00

we had won But it’s a secret

00:35:04

thank you and now attention to the question, one

00:35:09

fan of the Dynamo football club

00:35:12

said that he stopped supporting the

00:35:14

USSR national team in

00:35:16

1986, this was influenced by the fact that that

00:35:21

year he bought a certain item. Which item exactly

00:35:27

because there was not a single player

00:35:30

from Dynamo there?

00:35:32

Great What kind of item?

00:35:36

he bought he bought a newspaper in which there was a composition of the

00:35:39

Russian national team

00:35:41

newspaper Okay,

00:35:43

this option is accepted there is some kind of

00:35:45

media that reproduced music at that

00:35:47

time And then there

00:35:50

was no cassette either, let there be a cassette of

00:35:53

Latin American music, a

00:35:55

Brazilian woman is depicted and it says Dynamo,

00:36:01

they pulled it also Dynamo some kind of

00:36:04

rooting

00:36:06

for the national team,

00:36:09

what could you buy, so we can

00:36:12

just it’s not jeans,

00:36:19

which you couldn’t buy in the Soviet

00:36:21

Union, Yugoslav

00:36:36

Yes, and or a jump rope massager

00:36:40

What else could you not buy at that

00:36:43

time Oscar tell us Which means what

00:36:45

I couldn’t buy there They didn’t sell me

00:36:47

vodka then,

00:36:50

by the way, but they sold pictures, he could have

00:36:53

stopped rooting for the national teams quite

00:36:54

easily if the bottle of vodka, for example, had

00:36:56

shown something that wasn’t Dynamo on it,

00:37:00

so yeah. Well, for example, there was the

00:37:03

Soviet Union national team, different clubs were

00:37:05

represented there, and Dynamo - No, there weren’t any

00:37:06

bottles, so he saw this vodka and

00:37:09

didn’t even drink it, it’s rubbish, and so he brought

00:37:11

us vodka, it’s great, there’s such an option.

00:37:14

Let’s also sell a T-shirt for a Dynamo football player

00:37:19

who was on the national team. But they

00:37:22

wrote there that it’s just a T-shirt. That is, he didn’t take the

00:37:25

field in the match. or for example, the coach of

00:37:28

the national team,

00:37:30

the coach of the national team of the Soviet Union

00:37:33

will not prepare the Soviet

00:37:36

Union, train Dynamo, for example, but this will become

00:37:39

and it was published in the newspaper which

00:37:41

was a

00:37:43

bottle of vodka

00:37:45

bought a conversation here is a conversation

00:37:49

actually sold national team jerseys

00:37:51

like this, all dirty sweaty ones cost a lot of money

00:37:54

this match against the Brazilians and one

00:37:56

Dynamo football player is

00:37:58

clean, he didn’t play, they didn’t let him out and he

00:38:01

says, Oh, you didn’t let my friend out.

00:38:05

Can I explain now, look, the game was

00:38:07

in 1988 and he

00:38:09

stopped being sick 866

00:38:14

I think because we also have a transfer

00:38:17

humorous Stop joking

00:38:20

in a humorous program they want something

00:38:24

that will make everyone laugh to be taken out of the black box

00:38:26

and I think there is a pineapple in there

00:38:30

he bought a pineapple and stopped cheering for the

00:38:33

national team

00:38:36

and he wants a car but says no

00:38:39

what’s in the box Some fruit is taken out of the box

00:38:43

conversation pineapple and bottle

00:38:51

[laughter]

00:38:57

So, in the black box we have a

00:39:03

color

00:39:05

TV. The thing is that after learning that the

00:39:09

USSR national team plays in the red and white

00:39:12

Spartak colors, the FC Dynamo fan

00:39:14

no longer wanted to support it; I didn’t

00:39:20

know there was a white TV. Yes, I

00:39:25

probably play in black and white in life too

00:39:27

everything is black and white Yes, what difference does it make

00:39:31

actually,

00:39:34

make the TV very close in the film Charlie Charlie is a

00:39:37

black and white TV the answer is

00:39:39

completely unprotected The setup is not a pineapple at all

00:39:41

you are a humorous program or what Guys,

00:39:44

let's start joking already Oscar

00:39:46

you know well that it is black and white because

00:39:47

that Oscar was shown on this kind of

00:39:49

TV

00:39:50

only on this one and they showed it

00:39:55

[applause]

00:39:57

that means look but there is no correct answer

00:39:59

and therefore zero points for the

00:40:01

funny answer itself we give a point to Ale Wow the

00:40:04

pineapple supports

00:40:07

[applause]

00:40:09

And now attention the whole

00:40:13

version points

00:40:39

This was the fourth round it was a

00:40:41

wonderful function

00:40:44

Well, we move on to the fifth round Round 5

00:40:47

is called what was further

00:40:53

The topic of the final round of Catherine’s reform The

00:40:56

second of course you are like a duck to water here,

00:41:00

but according to tradition, first I don’t know

00:41:03

how much you need, but just in case, let’s

00:41:04

look at the historical background

00:41:08

for During the years of her reign, Catherine II

00:41:10

carried out many important reforms; the monetary

00:41:13

reform led to the creation of new banks

00:41:15

for issuing securities, and the

00:41:17

first paper money appeared in

00:41:19

Russia; the provincial reform implied the

00:41:22

division of territories into governorships

00:41:24

and counties; and as a result of the customs

00:41:27

reform, monopolies were abolished and

00:41:29

duties were significantly reduced;

00:41:31

there is an Alternative version from that from

00:41:36

Broom broom We will now also

00:41:40

call you that Karlovich

00:41:41

calls me Ekaterina I say Katya needs

00:41:44

reforms Otherwise you are already in the second day She

00:41:48

says I was counting on this one should be

00:41:50

banned from finding bees in pockets because

00:41:52

everything in honey is sticky sweet cross it out

00:41:55

need a tax on the nose, then everyone had

00:41:58

the same nose one nostril 12 rubles two

00:42:02

nostrils 60 because the air is

00:42:06

taken in twice as much by the second nostril a

00:42:09

mustache tax is needed a winter tax is needed

00:42:16

and they went to their offices

00:42:18

to work

00:42:23

and now I’ll tell you the beginning of a

00:42:27

story your task is

00:42:28

to guess to say correctly or funny how

00:42:31

it ended during the discussion,

00:42:33

several versions will be put forward for each

00:42:35

of you, but in the end you will have to

00:42:37

choose one each of you So attention to

00:42:41

the question One day, Catherine II instructed

00:42:45

the prince to write an important decree

00:42:48

in a very short time; the next day

00:42:50

the empress approached the prince and asked is the

00:42:52

decree ready for what? He took out a

00:42:55

piece of paper from his briefcase and read it out. Catherine was

00:42:58

very surprised and asked to

00:43:00

give her the sheet to sign.

00:43:16

forms She

00:43:20

says you that I have lost 15

00:43:21

kilograms These are already reforms

00:43:27

as they say

00:43:38

Maybe she took this decree Yes she went

00:43:42

to her place

00:43:44

and did not sign it Why Because

00:43:50

slowly

00:44:07

suddenly someone will draw on more sticks

00:44:09

Write in the text Catherine the Second in

00:44:12

brackets Yes because that the wand can be

00:44:14

the amount of the copy

00:44:17

went simply to public services And if it

00:44:21

was written there, for example, to execute someone

00:44:23

someone he is in the night in a

00:44:25

short time So to himself She

00:44:28

says Let me sign here, signed and

00:44:30

the collarless headless became the

00:44:33

same version also the version she takes sheet

00:44:37

white white sheet nothing written

00:44:41

What are you saying damn Ekaterina miracles for

00:44:45

a day I didn’t have time

00:44:48

it’s actually a creative activity

00:44:56

Let’s choose Let’s

00:45:02

go to the toilet and tell him with this decree

00:45:06

just to wipe himself I did

00:45:08

n’t like it

00:45:12

if you chose this option I

00:45:15

’ll take what it’s like

00:45:17

I wrote some heresy quickly, it’s not clear what he himself

00:45:19

wrote. When she arrived,

00:45:23

he, in short, prepared a death

00:45:25

sentence for himself. Well, something like that, maybe

00:45:27

the verdict is well accepted. I think, after all, that’s

00:45:30

when the pineapple was born,

00:45:33

most likely we have it on us, I really like

00:45:37

the version with checkmarks, she didn’t know where

00:45:39

to sign badly put in short didn’t

00:45:41

understand

00:45:43

at all bureaucracy zero Class everything

00:45:45

was recorded in the margins he had to run around and now

00:45:48

attention is the

00:45:50

correct answer

00:45:53

now someone will bite the

00:45:57

prince bezborotika did not have time to write the decree when he

00:46:00

found himself in front of the empress he was not

00:46:02

at a loss, took out a blank sheet of paper and

00:46:04

pretended to read it out after

00:46:07

several requests from the Empress, the prince

00:46:09

was still forced to give her a blank

00:46:11

piece of paper, the punishment for this prank was

00:46:13

avoided by the

00:46:14

specialist blank Yes, unlike

00:46:18

previous rounds, of course it was counted, but

00:46:20

here it was necessary to choose the correct version

00:46:21

So there was no correct answer at the table, the

00:46:24

funniest answer in this round was

00:46:28

Pavel

00:46:30

Yes, so the version of Veniamin Karlovich,

00:46:34

others, attention to the screen,

00:46:37

he lost without a goatee, then he lost everything

00:46:41

and decrees and socks and even a beard at first

00:46:44

Tom was just a beard, so Catherine was

00:46:48

very surprised that he did not lose the decree,

00:46:51

but the joy was short-lived Until,

00:46:53

without a goatee, he lost Catherine herself

00:47:00

without Catherine

00:47:03

Yes,

00:47:04

the version was not at the table, so we

00:47:07

can summarize the results, let me remind you that the

00:47:08

winner of the first place is a champion, a person

00:47:10

who is simply God in history, we

00:47:13

get a car, the

00:47:22

winner of the third place receives

00:47:26

history textbooks as a reward

00:47:28

[applause]

00:47:30

I will leave with something useful, but for second place we do

00:47:33

n’t give anything to anyone let's give it

00:47:35

dude So

00:47:38

first place with a result of 3 points and a

00:47:43

sticker pack from Veniamin Carlos chopped

00:47:45

it up and two people take it at once Pasha

00:47:47

and Alya

00:47:48

[applause]

00:47:52

super prize history textbook goes to

00:47:57

[applause]

00:47:59

series of rulers of Russia Catherine II

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Thank you

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damn Now you can at all parties

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surprise guests with your knowledge

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Ekaterina Am I successful here form or

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already reforms

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Well friends Thank you very much I

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hope you liked it it was

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historically educational and

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humorous a good time to put on a show

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that was see you

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[applause]

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[music]

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Встречай новый выпуск импровизационного шоу «Что Было Та-Да!» Интеллектуально-юмористический проект об истории России, в котором зрители узнают интересные факты об исторических деятелях, легендарных сражениях и о произведениях искусства нашей страны. Сегодня в выпуске в гостях у ведущего, известного комика Алексея Лихницкого, за право самого эрудированного и смекалистого участника викторины поборются: 💥Оскар Кучера 💥Аля Кокушкина 💥Павел Щербуха Участникам предстоит отвечать на вопросы ведущего. За правильный или самый смешной ответ участники получают по 1 баллу. Ярким персонажем шоу является Профессор Вениамин Рубилов (образ Вадима Галыгина), который, по его словам, успел застать все значимые события нашей страны и знает, как все происходило на самом деле. И если участники смогут угадать немыслимую версию Рубилова, то получат дополнительные очки. Понравился выпуск? Поделись им с друзьями! Ведущие: Алексей Лихницкий Вадим Галыгин (Профессор Рубилов) Подписывайся на нас в социальных сетях: https://ok.ru/anekdotshow https://vk.com/vk.anekdot.show https://t.me/anekdot_show1 https://rutube.ru/u/anekdotshow/

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