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Hello everyone, this Tbilisi, of course, and even00:00:14
when you are here in bad weather, you can’t help but00:00:16
remember such an azure00:00:18
firmament shining only above you, Tbilisi,00:00:21
my beloved dear and named, stands here00:00:23
for centuries, here stands an ancient00:00:26
fortress as a memory of past grave troubles,00:00:28
crowning your head with gray hair, blossom under the00:00:31
sun, Georgia my00:00:36
and you are00:00:39
your new destiny00:00:41
[music]00:00:44
n music by Reva Zalogidze poems by Peter00:00:48
Bagrationi of Georgia, by the way, Russian00:00:49
text by Mikhail Tanich, few people remember, but00:00:51
I’m here not only and not so much for the sake00:00:54
of diplomacy. And to report in00:00:57
Tbilisi, we found a way to continue the channel00:00:59
about the hairdryer and so now there will be a release00:01:01
of the Parthenon And we also filmed new00:01:04
episodes here The other day And in general, movement has begun00:01:06
on various other projects, the00:01:09
multimedia plant has started working again What about00:01:11
consistently and in detail e Further00:01:15
in this issue, and even after a long00:01:17
break, I decided that I needed to take the wine of00:01:20
the release, of course, in such a place Georgian00:01:22
orange e shave It’s just necessary, yes,00:01:25
grandma always told dad it’s easier,00:01:28
now I’ll shave and sit down to talk with you,00:01:31
four years ago there was a release00:01:34
of the Parthenon in 2018 and its number was00:01:38
eighteenth, I specially looked00:01:40
with almost the same view at Central Square in00:01:43
Tbilisi, a monument00:01:44
to others to the victorious he is the patron of00:01:46
Georgia She is Georgia Georgia Georgia yes00:01:50
And then four years ago00:01:52
Petrov and Bashirov seemed to be the main demons, you will00:01:55
now remember who they are and the highest00:01:57
achievement of propaganda is00:01:59
Margarita Simonyan’s interview with them four years00:02:02
have passed Now if only we had such worries for00:02:09
me Ask Petrov Petrov you knocking00:02:13
la sharp comrade partner sexual00:02:14
wine release bought here Lagenarium if00:02:18
anyone has seen the film00:02:19
with probably remembers the winemaker Dr.00:02:22
Rekli Glonti who has plots in different00:02:25
regions of Georgia and this is the emblem00:02:27
Red orange even a bird with almost00:02:31
one beak consisting on the label of such a00:02:33
totemic symbol of orange wine variety00:02:38
Chinuri - this means Central00:02:39
Georgia Karli Let's for Overcoming00:02:43
this very rich Amber for00:02:47
Overcoming for overcoming00:02:49
circumstances so as not to cry about the00:02:52
past life and we can’t build new ones otherwise00:02:54
And of course For peace against war00:02:58
What we’ll talk about But what about your health00:03:05
promised about new projects, as it were,00:03:08
historically, but I dare to believe that they are relevant,00:03:10
here is the cover of the new Volume of the future. In00:03:14
this form, it went to the printing house on copper00:03:17
1961-1970 new edition, revised and00:03:21
supplemented while it was not possible00:03:22
to shoot a video that has opened up now,00:03:25
this opportunity was most of all dealt with by00:03:27
it in recent years, when new00:03:30
and new volumes were coming out, I kept persuading00:03:32
the publishing house to let us not reprint the00:03:35
editions of the 60s; this was the very first00:03:38
volume in the series and I wanted to do it00:03:40
again with new features; the00:03:43
result was the largest and00:03:44
brightest of the 11 volumes already released00:03:48
now I’ll show some spreads and the00:03:50
second reason and more important00:03:54
Sovietness has become more in life. This is00:03:57
still cheerful. Then the Soviet imperial00:04:00
era, first of all, in simple00:04:04
terms, cosplays00:04:05
today’s Kremlin and nearby00:04:08
Kremlin historical re-enactors.00:04:10
This is the center line of the00:04:14
Soviet empire. It’s all new. She00:04:17
looks to the future above. the sun never sets on it00:04:20
from Vietnam to Cuba and the USSR00:04:23
believes that it needs to negotiate everything00:04:26
only with America, this is the right of00:04:28
the master, and of course00:04:31
our living political elite came out of this time; this00:04:35
time, as a model, formed Putin00:04:38
there and Patrushev and whoever else there and therefore00:04:41
I also wanted to look at this time, despite the fact00:04:44
that it itself is00:04:46
stilettos, it itself is stylish Bright00:04:49
and at the same time the system already contains features, well,00:04:53
in its doom it can only00:04:55
shrug it off And people don’t notice Well,00:04:57
more details about when it will come out00:05:00
literally in a week it will arrive and then00:05:02
I’ll tell you separately about it and about the00:05:06
future of online and offline meetings And00:05:09
now about the video for the Parthenon channel,00:05:13
this is, of course, a former industrial zone in Tbilisi Well,00:05:16
we filmed an episode the other day in Moscow,00:05:19
also at a former bearing factory And00:05:21
now here is film production and these are the00:05:23
remnants our production and that is, the00:05:26
props, yesterday's shooting was in00:05:28
the dressing rooms of the Gentlemen, the actors were filming00:05:31
these silent scenes of ours with the events of the people of the00:05:33
phenomena of past years 40 years ago. I00:05:37
entered the system of the then00:05:39
USSR Radio Hospital, I was hired at the00:05:41
Vologda Regional Television and since00:05:43
then I have been there all the time filming00:05:45
filming filming and only this year So it happened It’s00:05:47
already December and in 2022 this filming is00:05:51
the first, imagine what a break and00:05:54
what gratitude Georgia has for this00:05:58
opportunity by the way the connection with Georgia is even00:06:01
longer 42 years since the festival we lost our way to 8000:06:04
when Russian rock began for my generation00:06:07
Time machine aquarium and00:06:10
so on, how many times later00:06:13
were Georgia connected with what are called00:06:16
fateful events in life, there is00:06:20
actually a pavilion there,00:06:25
but we won’t go there with dirty feet, but we’ll00:06:28
paste here a video from Instagram00:06:30
that has already been Where the shoes are clean and he himself00:06:34
is invited to the suit00:06:37
speaks and shows Tbilisi in the studio on00:06:41
Miraba Kastava Street, the00:06:43
scenery of the series The other day00:06:46
on YouTube is accurately reproduced, this is a miracle of our virtual00:06:48
age and a professional feat of the film00:06:51
crew. The only exception is the00:06:53
only non-verbal part of00:06:56
the scenery, the table hashtag, as in all 4300:06:59
episodes that have been released so far, this is summer for us00:07:02
copy made in Tbilisi00:07:05
hashtag Made in jorgia durable stable00:07:09
this will definitely be enough for the whole season00:07:11
including the Namedni 2022 series which you00:07:16
need to do events people00:07:19
phenomena that determined the way of life00:07:21
expect00:07:23
about the relevance of the Namedni series about the00:07:26
1930s of course there are many phenomena00:07:30
that are often heard in the current00:07:33
context, the Holodomor then was Ukrainian00:07:37
Russian Kazakh at the same time the annexation of00:07:40
Austria to Hitler's Germany then for00:07:42
the first time it was said one people Well, Austria did not exist00:07:45
and even its name did not exist00:07:47
because they are Germans in German00:07:50
they speak one people And we do not abandon our own00:07:52
people one country, one Fuhrer, one00:07:55
Reich, there are plots that are not so obvious, but in00:08:00
detail, if you look at the coincidence00:08:02
until the morning, this whole war with Ukraine00:08:07
that occupies the consciousness of00:08:10
each of us every day, it began with the announcement of the00:08:13
goals that this is a war for denazification,00:08:16
demilitarization, and then it was added00:08:19
absolutely Fantastic landing00:08:22
is something that even Propaganda cannot explain,00:08:24
but sometimes specifics slip through,00:08:27
for example, this war so that00:08:30
Ukraine does not join NATO, even though00:08:33
Ukraine was not invited to NATO, and on the contrary, it has00:08:35
always been said that it is not ready and00:08:38
will not be ready for a long time, and even now with the00:08:40
current Western Solidarity Ukraine is00:08:43
not invited to join NATO. She is only a candidate member of00:08:45
the European Union, but the war to prevent00:08:49
Ukraine from joining NATO has so far led to00:08:52
Finland joining NATO, more than00:08:55
doubling the common border of this00:08:57
very NATO bloc with the Russian00:08:59
Federation. This says a lot about the goals00:09:02
and objectives the so-called special00:09:04
military operation will not say anything, but00:09:06
then in reality it turns out to be quite00:09:09
the opposite. And in 1930, enmity with00:09:13
Finland was such a cross-cutting plot of00:09:16
Soviet life and ultimately led to a00:09:19
full-scale war between the USSR and Finland in00:09:22
2009-40, and this is worth00:09:26
talking about in more detail and in order to00:09:29
have today’s human dimension00:09:31
This is the very story We recorded an interview with00:09:36
one Finnish demobilization guy from a00:09:39
mixed family, his father is Russian, his mother is00:09:42
Finnish and he has two native languages. He served in the00:09:45
Marine Corps in Finland Exactly00:09:47
now when it was actually announced that his00:09:50
country was joining NATO So let’s go through the00:09:53
historical plot and its parallels with00:09:58
current events and according to the evidence of00:10:00
this very Finnish demobilization about00:10:03
today’s Finnish army joining00:10:05
NATO, they were basically just joking,00:10:08
they told me something like that Well, you’re00:10:10
probably some kind of Russian spy or something00:10:12
Private Kalashnikov they said sometimes Well,00:10:15
it was all in jest It was when my00:10:17
service began in Finland, the war had not yet started,00:10:22
it wasn’t there. That is, they didn’t really talk about00:10:26
NATO00:10:31
after the start of the war, and after00:10:35
this whole procedure, which still has00:10:38
n’t ended,00:10:39
NATO started talking about it more,00:10:43
started discussing just something that00:10:46
we might possibly exchange, we also had00:10:49
common00:10:51
exercises like this with, for example, the Americans, the00:10:57
French Soldiers,00:11:01
we also dealt with them, we peered into the face of00:11:04
the enemy. Here he is, NATO, after all, on the00:11:07
broadest front against Russia, he was dealing with the00:11:10
French and the Americans had What00:11:13
wise foreign policy led to00:11:15
hostility with Finland throughout the00:11:18
post-war period the most comfortable00:11:21
neighbor of the USSR and Russia00:11:25
good neighborliness00:11:27
mutually beneficial cooperation00:11:28
non-interference in the internal affairs of00:11:31
other states only these principles00:11:33
can become fruitful for successful00:11:35
communication between states, a clear00:11:38
example of this is the history of the development of00:11:40
Relations between Finland and Soviet00:11:43
Union over the last four decades And00:11:45
in the 1930s Soviet hostility00:11:48
Finland It was that in the Grand00:11:51
Duchy of Finland, a former part of the00:11:53
Russian Empire, during the civil war, the00:11:56
Finnish Whites defeated the Finnish Reds and the00:12:01
commander of the Finnish Whites, Tsarist00:12:03
General Mannerheim, he remained so00:12:06
unharmed by the Finnish Kolchak and continued00:12:09
himself to command the Finnish army even00:12:11
became a field marshal of Finland, here he is, Carl00:12:14
Gustav Mannerheim, a young cavalry guard in00:12:18
1896, still marching at the coronation of00:12:22
Nicholas II, of course He00:12:25
was a white underdog for the home Kremlin for so many00:12:28
decades, he served as a bloody regime, they00:12:32
finished off the Finnish Reds and took refuge in the USSR00:12:34
in Leningrad and Moscow They Of course, the00:12:37
same children of the00:12:40
Russian Empire, like us, were not considered foreigners,00:12:43
and of course, the then Finland, in00:12:45
the logic of the Soviet 30s,00:12:48
was denied the right to statehood. What kind of00:12:50
country is this, this is a piece of our country, and Moscow00:12:54
has had such a Finnish stash in its stash all these years00:12:56
Yanukovych00:12:59
Ottokusimen is a Finnish communist who00:13:01
was part of the Red government until00:13:04
Mannerheim defeated him, but then00:13:07
Clearly defected to the USSR and sat in00:13:10
Moscow in the Comintern in the association of00:13:12
communist parties of the world. He represented00:13:14
Finland there. The00:13:16
future rulers of almost all countries of00:13:19
Eastern Europe were still sitting with him. Where did they go next? will come in00:13:21
both the Red Army at the end of the Second00:13:23
World War,00:13:25
of course, Soviet Propaganda00:13:28
considered the Finnish regime to be fascist Nazi And00:13:31
since the country is small and the army00:13:33
accordingly is small in00:13:36
Finland there was a very strong terror defense,00:13:38
literally the terror defense was called00:13:40
jokeskor and there was even a00:13:43
special Soviet propaganda postcard00:13:45
growling fascist dog jokeskor But with him,00:13:49
our reckoning will be quick. In general, the Finns are00:13:52
traditionally quite militant; they,00:13:54
understandably, have been a nation of hunters for centuries. And since the00:13:57
20th century, they have also been a nation of athletes;00:13:59
look how a country of 5 1/2 million00:14:02
performs at the Olympic Games, especially the00:14:04
winter ones, of course, and00:14:06
the neutrality of Finland that has been preserved until now00:14:08
is does not mean the absence of an army,00:14:10
it does not mean joining the world00:14:14
Military blocs, but in general00:14:19
everything is fine with the armed forces on their scale, and Finland is a large00:14:22
manufacturer of weapons, both hunting and00:14:25
military, and with weapons in the country of00:14:27
Finnish knives, everything is also fine and the00:14:31
budget for its own the army spends generously00:14:34
the word demobilization of the Marine I00:14:38
rented an apartment00:14:41
before the army00:14:44
and00:14:45
because while you are listening that it is difficult00:14:50
to work at the same time to00:14:53
earn money, so there is such a system00:14:56
that while you serve the army pays for00:15:01
your apartment That is,00:15:05
every month then00:15:11
they sent it to my account this is the amount I had in my00:15:14
case was 750 euros Swedish is the second00:15:17
main official language of Finland, it00:15:19
seemed to me that I wanted to00:15:22
speak it well, so I00:15:24
found the only such brigade, that’s the00:15:28
name of the only brigade in00:15:29
Finland Where the main language is Swedish00:15:34
in the military registration and enlistment office then I asked to00:15:36
get there and it turned out that now00:15:39
Finland joins NATO together with00:15:42
Sweden and the Marine turns out to be ready for00:15:45
combat coordination with colleagues on the00:15:47
Northern flank of the aggressive NATO bloc00:15:50
let's go back to the 30s about which series of00:15:53
intentions then at the end of the decade such00:15:55
logical natural anti-fascist00:15:58
Soviet Propaganda suddenly suddenly00:16:00
fell silent because that the USSR, Hitler's00:16:03
Germany concluded the famous00:16:05
Molotov-Irbentrop Pact, and according to a secret00:16:07
protocol to it, they divided spheres of influence00:16:10
in Eastern Europe and00:16:13
Finland was assigned to the Soviet sphere00:16:16
of influence, that is, the USSR Can00:16:18
capture it in any way00:16:20
Germany will not be against it in September00:16:24
October the partner countries divide00:16:27
Poland among themselves and immediately after this the USSR00:16:29
begins to put pressure on Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia,00:16:31
which are also included in this same00:16:34
sphere of influence, and Finland, they say, host00:16:36
Soviet contingents and the00:16:40
Baltic countries succumbed to the pressure and agreed. Athens00:16:44
refuses, then they are told00:16:46
to move their border away from Leningrad. And00:16:49
we will give you for this lands in Karelia And00:16:51
all this time the Finns were building00:16:53
defensive structures on the border with the00:16:56
USSR. For more than 20 years of the00:17:00
then Independence, they always00:17:01
understood who could00:17:04
take away this independence and move the border, to lose these00:17:08
defensive lines is to remain00:17:11
defenseless, to open the way into the interior of the country,00:17:13
they again they refuse What in translation into00:17:16
today's language I will not give in to myself and00:17:19
then Molotov tells them Molotov is then an00:17:22
official of the Soviet government00:17:25
since he does not hold00:17:26
government positions Although of course all00:17:29
decisions are made by him Molotov says00:17:31
diplomatic negotiations have ended00:17:33
now the military have the floor Soviet00:17:36
Propaganda assures the Finns will flee00:17:39
One cannon of the Red Army barely fires. What kind of00:17:42
enemy is this? The entire population is like00:17:44
ours in Leningrad, an American caricature.00:17:46
Stalin looks at Finland with a magnifying glass. In the00:17:50
West, they also expect that the USSR will occupy the00:17:53
neighboring country in a few days and the USSR00:17:56
attacks Finland; again, the logic is00:18:00
that we are not strangers we seize, we return00:18:03
what is ours, and besides, of course, this is a00:18:06
liberation mission, because there the people00:18:08
suffer under the yoke of anti-people power and the00:18:11
Red Army song was composed,00:18:14
take it to sleep and the beauty in a necklace of00:18:17
transparent lakes00:18:25
curls up00:18:27
Border Miserly Horizons00:18:32
take it to micro-melt us, devour the00:18:38
transparent cauldron00:18:40
Apparently00:18:43
[music]00:18:48
at the same time The USSR does not officially declare war on Finland.00:18:52
And having captured the very first00:18:54
village abroad, Kiriki reports that a00:19:00
government of democratic Finland has been formed there,00:19:03
headed by the same taste not for us, and right there00:19:06
in the Kremlin, Molotov, in the presence of00:19:08
Stalin, signs an agreement with the goose. Well,00:19:11
who acts here as such00:19:14
Finnish fluff And in this agreement everything00:19:16
that the Kremlin unsuccessfully sought from the00:19:19
Finns from their undemocratic00:19:22
government; moreover, the USSR declares00:19:25
that it itself is not fighting in Finland; it is there that the00:19:32
military formations of that same00:19:35
democratic Finland are fighting for the best share of their Motherland. That is, this this is00:19:37
still the first hybrid war they are00:19:39
not there we are not there Although of course the00:19:42
Leningrad Military District is fighting, but00:19:45
some military units were formed from Soviet Karelians00:19:47
and they are specially00:19:50
given a parade in Leningrad on00:19:52
Palace Square, which is then00:19:54
Lawyer Square and at this parade Gusenin is00:19:58
already in the role of such a Finnish Girkina00:20:00
Strelkova00:20:01
calls on her fighters to hoist the Red00:20:04
Banner over the presidential palace in00:20:07
Helsinki,00:20:08
that is, so that Finland becomes a union00:20:11
republic. But despite the terrible00:20:15
horrific losses, all the Red00:20:19
Army’s assaults on these Finnish defense fortifications00:20:21
on the border are ineffective.00:20:24
Finland has only a little of what the00:20:27
defenders got after successful battles00:20:29
with the red caps abandoned columns with00:20:31
ammunition on the scale of many00:20:33
battalions, thousands of dead and wounded, all of00:20:35
this is evidence of the combat power of the00:20:37
remarkable army of Finland. And the00:20:40
troops of the Red Army that entered the so-00:20:42
called Finnish waist, the narrowest00:20:44
point of the country, in order to cut00:20:46
Finland in two, they are almost completely00:20:48
destroyed and the Finnish army is fighting this00:20:52
very joker And everything goes into action and then the00:20:55
Finns00:20:57
became weapons with Molotov cocktail and they gave the name to the00:21:00
Molotov cocktail That they say we’ll give you00:21:03
a treat and even composed such a response00:21:07
song there are no rafts there are no Molotovs are also00:21:10
mentioned there in Bobryakov this means00:21:12
Tsarsky Governor General Bobrikov00:21:15
Governor General of Finland terrible00:21:17
Finland at the beginning of the 20th century unpopular00:21:19
he was shot by Finnish ultrapatriots he00:21:23
shot himself in general so Finnish00:21:27
[music]00:21:43
[music]00:21:56
Well, we asked today’s Finnish demobilization:00:21:59
Why do they sing in the army now if00:22:02
we’re going somewhere if there was some kind of march00:22:03
somewhere, sometimes they drank something,00:22:06
for example, some kind of Coke.00:22:13
Well, literally, this is three four seven, that00:22:17
is, the number of days is the maximum00:22:19
in the army, which can be about00:22:22
a year, and then we want these there00:22:25
were even more days,00:22:27
3-4-7, which means 347 days of army00:22:31
service. Well, almost a year, like ours,00:22:33
conscripts are supposed to serve for a year according to the plan,00:22:35
but it turns out that the Finns have a motivation00:22:37
for this army service. We want there to00:22:39
be more of these days; let’s go back to the end of00:22:43
1930 -x then the00:22:45
Soviet-Finnish war is almost00:22:47
suspended again, they gather their00:22:49
forces again, prepare again, and after the00:22:52
strongest artillery preparation00:22:54
for ten days they finally break through this00:22:57
border line of defense, the line of00:22:59
Manheim and the Soviet Propaganda00:23:01
called the Finns don’t say that, but00:23:06
prudently decide not to conquer the00:23:08
whole country after all, realizing00:23:09
the futility, they forget they sign about the00:23:12
democratic government of Finland00:23:14
in front of the world with an00:23:16
anti-democratic government with the00:23:18
usual old one and forget about the red00:23:20
flag over the presidential palace in00:23:22
Helsinki, this is generally a feature of00:23:25
monopoly power, she can00:23:27
say whatever she wants and then00:23:28
stop talking about it and00:23:30
she can declare whatever she wants as her victory.00:23:32
then they were content with 12% of the Mythian00:23:35
territory. True, with the then second largest00:23:37
Finnish city of Veipur in Russia, the00:23:40
Swedish name Vyborg was adopted, but00:23:43
Finland did not become either a union or a00:23:46
republic, nor the only country in Europe00:23:49
adjacent to the USSR;00:23:51
it did not become a00:23:53
socialist state in our Great00:23:57
Patriotic War which the Finns for00:23:59
themselves they call it continued Finland00:24:01
was on the side of Germany and participated in the00:24:03
siege of Leningrad, but after the war they did00:24:06
not consider any Nazi country00:24:08
energame After the war, he even spent00:24:11
a little time as the president of the country, not only was he00:24:14
not prosecuted, but the Nazi00:24:16
criminal was not even accused, and Finland00:24:20
paid large reparations to the Soviet00:24:23
The Union and then went on for decades of such00:24:26
conscientious relations that in the West there00:24:29
was even such a concept as Finlandization that was supposedly00:24:32
too close Friendship, even my00:24:35
native regional center of Cherepovets even had a00:24:38
Finnish twin town of Rakhi where there00:24:42
was also a metallurgical plant And then when00:24:43
I studied in what was then Leningrad every00:24:46
weekend I saw The most striking00:24:48
confirmation that Finland is,00:24:51
after all, a purely00:24:54
capitalist state, on00:24:56
Saturdays and Sundays,00:24:58
huge sparkling buses full of Finns came to Leningrad at that time00:25:01
and they00:25:03
simply filled the centers with such00:25:07
huge closets that looked like00:25:09
lumberjacks or farmers there. Everything was00:25:13
like a selection of very light jeans in00:25:15
checkered flannel shirts, no00:25:17
Hermitages, they uncompromisingly came00:25:19
for one thing to get drunk. Finland did not have a00:25:22
Prohibition Law, contrary to Soviet00:25:24
ideas, it was simply expensive, and with00:25:26
the convertibility of the Finnish mark, for them00:25:29
the best hotels and the most elite vodka in the00:25:32
currency stores Berezka, they are00:25:34
fabulously cheap there, so they sing their throats there00:25:38
their songs and it’s clear that these are the real00:25:42
owners of the city and it’s clear that the00:25:43
October Revolution gave them everything, they were in00:25:46
St. Petersburg at the place of shelter of a wretched Chukha citizen.00:25:49
And now these closest foreign tourists00:25:51
are the most privileged00:25:54
people in Leningrad.00:25:56
Well, after Soviet Russia in Russia of the00:25:59
21st century, what the unity was00:26:02
good neighborly. What can I say? We had00:26:04
three lines of00:26:07
high-speed railways throughout the entire vast country, that is,00:26:08
St. Petersburg-Moscow, Moscow-Nizhny Novgorod00:26:10
and St. Petersburg Helsinki, and for me, a native of00:26:15
Northern Russia, it was always natural to00:26:17
compare us with Finland, this is how00:26:21
they distributed their twentieth century00:26:23
21 jokes, according to the00:26:28
UN happiness index, Finland is usually in first00:26:31
place, and this is not an easy task for00:26:33
such gloomy Northern people, a feeling of00:26:36
happiness is not easy, and I always00:26:41
believed and have even said here more than once that00:26:42
the most terrible Russian questions are not00:26:44
E what to do and who is to blame? Why00:26:47
Russia is not Finland, that’s who we00:26:49
should compete with. Well,00:26:51
we didn’t compete at one time, we thought about00:26:53
competing with Portugal. But00:26:55
they even forgot about that, well, all these decades and00:26:58
decades, now the pile is now00:27:00
Finland is hostile, and now we’ll ask the00:27:03
Finnish demobilization And now he’s in00:27:06
armies about Russia, what did they say Russia, after00:27:09
all, well, the main enemy, let’s say the00:27:14
most obvious enemy,00:27:17
but more often they said just that00:27:22
in the beginning they said just an enemy, for example, the enemy is yellow, the00:27:24
enemy is blue, they usually did00:27:28
n’t say that the enemy was red because it was00:27:30
probably too clear,00:27:32
but after the start of the war,00:27:37
I noticed that they started00:27:40
a little bit00:27:44
Well, to speak differently,00:27:45
they mentioned for example Ukraine, they mentioned that00:27:48
our neighbor is00:27:51
from the East or whatever ours is.00:27:56
That is, for example, this00:28:01
word sounded on the supports, that is, our neighbor00:28:03
from the east is a Finnish demobilization Marine, he is00:28:06
of course the billing son of a Russian and a Finnish woman Well,00:28:09
obviously he speaks Finnish more often And in general00:28:12
he behaves like such a city, the Shipinsky00:28:14
guy expresses himself with restraint and in these00:28:17
restrained formulations he00:28:18
sounds especially scary Russia is the main enemy00:28:21
Russia is the most obvious enemy there is no need to00:28:24
say red enemy red00:28:26
enemy Because it is too clear who00:28:28
exactly that is, Russia is Red again00:28:30
Athens is white again, they are bilafin again, and00:28:33
this euphemism is our neighbor from the east so as00:28:36
not to repeat it too often Russia, that is, they say you00:28:39
yourself know what is there from the east What kind of00:28:42
plague is there in this word cosplay that I have00:28:45
already mentioned00:28:46
is very accurate, in my opinion, the definition00:28:49
of the political scientist Pastukhov is that starting00:28:51
Putin cosplayed the war from Ukraine in the year 4500:28:54
now Victory Victory And when victory00:28:57
didn’t work out he started cosplaying 41 The Fatherland00:29:01
is in danger everything for the front this00:29:04
peripheral, like a Finnish plot00:29:05
shows that you can roll back to the00:29:08
year 39 to the previous year00:29:10
to the previous enmity with Finland This is00:29:13
not some kind of- then there is the foresight of00:29:15
the project on Mega that we are talking about00:29:18
history as about modernity, this is00:29:21
Russian political modernity00:29:23
so grasping at history so cosplaying, this is00:29:25
precisely the imperial past so00:29:28
repeating Sovietness in the present that as a00:29:32
result you talk about00:29:34
modernity and after all this is00:29:37
Finland’s accession to NATO Well this00:29:40
intermediate and very similar A00:29:42
by-product of the war with Ukraine And00:29:45
how many big and small problems and00:29:47
real troubles are happening for Russia for00:29:51
Russia right now as a result of this00:29:53
war and how many generations later to00:29:56
sort it out, one century won’t be enough for this00:30:01
Well, let’s get back to why this issue00:30:04
began in Georgia, where actually00:30:07
I am having this conversation with you00:30:13
in our various projects, we have talked more than once00:30:16
about Revaz Livanovich Gabriatsin, the00:30:19
great storyteller, the author of the scripts,00:30:22
many wonderful Georgian00:30:24
short films and big famous00:30:27
films, I Don’t Grieve and Miminokin-dza-dza, the00:30:29
creators of the unique Puppet Theater00:30:32
and its performances artist director's00:30:35
monument to Chizhik in St. Petersburg, this is also00:30:38
his authorship, already when we were making00:30:40
the Parthenon, a full-length cartoon was released00:30:43
You know, mom, where I was about the childhood of Rezo00:30:47
Gabrians in post-war Kutais about00:30:49
childhood autobiographical film like a00:30:51
fairy tale00:30:52
[music]00:30:53
screenwriter of your favorite films Don't Cry00:31:00
[music]00:31:02
artist sculptor and director00:31:05
For the first time on the big screen, Rezo Gabriadze00:31:08
will talk about how he was friends00:31:11
with Lenin and Stalin as a child,00:31:15
how he hung out00:31:20
like a frog, how he nibbled on the ear of a rat00:31:23
[music]00:31:25
how he helped the Thai authority00:31:30
[music]00:31:34
and how he defeated Hitler and for a film about00:31:38
Georgian culprit in Every veryth We00:31:40
recorded an interview with Rezo Gabriadze00:31:43
who turned out to be his last master00:31:45
died a year and a half ago I already visited00:31:48
his grave when there was no monument there yet,00:31:50
just fresh Earth Now00:31:53
I know the tombstone was placed and I know00:31:56
what kind and I will go again and I invite you with00:32:01
yourself right now, at least on video, and00:32:04
then if you find yourself in Tbilisi, you00:32:06
can go and see the00:32:08
Pantheon in person at Gorem Tatsman Yes, there is Tbilisi00:32:11
this Pantheon in several tiers and here00:32:14
below is the grave of Griboyedov where she buried00:32:18
her widow Alexander Sergeevich in Chechevadze00:32:21
And in this part the figures00:32:25
Georgian culture of the 20th century This is the00:32:27
grave of Sergo for Koriadze, such a great00:32:32
powerful theatrical tragedian, he00:32:35
played in Georgian at the National Theater and00:32:37
he performs the role of an old doctor in the00:32:40
film Negoryi, according to the script of Gabriadze, the one00:32:43
who bequeaths his colleague’s house, also to the00:32:47
doctor hero, bagels Kabidze and who00:32:49
gives in this at home his dying00:32:52
farewell Feast such a poignant scene00:32:56
Sergo Zakaryantsev was remembered by the all-Union audience00:32:58
for his role in such an epic00:33:01
film about the war. Father of a soldier And here is a00:33:05
fresh grave00:33:08
but already such an aged stone inscription in00:33:12
Georgian and Latin Rizo Gabriadze00:33:15
years of life and here are four lines this is that the00:33:19
most children's counting rhyme You know, mom, where00:33:22
I was, who gave the name to the00:33:26
full-length autobiographical00:33:28
cartoon fairy tale, there in the cartoon, the00:33:32
Russian adaptation of these counting rhymes And00:33:34
here is the Georgian original Irakli Almost that00:33:45
is, you know, mom, where I was in the field,00:33:48
caught a bunny, saddled it and rode it, played00:33:51
it and let it go Here's a five-footer like00:33:55
that line under 85 years of life of the great00:33:59
storyteller00:34:01
Thank you loaf of riza you continue to00:34:03
teach us Thank you00:34:07
Well, let's go with the lagvinare wine of the00:34:10
wonderful winemaker and recli glonti00:34:12
Chinuri 2017 a real bartender for the00:34:16
lessons of Rizo Gabriadze for wisdom for00:34:21
calmness for being busy all his life with his00:34:24
business for the ability to Irony self-irony00:34:27
in any situation And of course, For peace00:34:30
against war, nothing can happen without this,00:34:33
your health,00:34:37
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