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you are standing in this place and here once a00:00:02
hundred years ago a man stood00:00:04
[music]00:00:05
our ancestors blew it up,00:00:08
dismantled it for the sake of some phantom00:00:11
better future, here is an object that is real,00:00:14
one of a kind, and everything is00:00:15
neglected there, people are not the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in this value in00:00:17
Moscow fun same posters, let's00:00:19
build a new old Moscow, let's build a new style, yes,00:00:22
you're comparing yourself to the tenth00:00:24
eighties,00:00:25
this is right in the hall of python and this video is the00:00:28
oldest video in the world, I'll paint00:00:30
a glass, I'll show you here it's more real,00:00:33
it's just a fireman, as00:00:35
some say, they live forever, that is, you00:00:37
feel sometimes time talks to you,00:00:38
it’s not just00:00:40
forward to the past00:00:41
[music]00:00:46
[applause]00:00:47
friends often reproach us that the editorial00:00:50
content is too dark, I can’t agree with this,00:00:52
I think we are filming different00:00:54
issues, there are ones where we can think and00:00:56
reflect,00:00:57
but today we will such a place to get stuck00:00:59
and reflect because00:01:01
today’s episode is about time travelers00:01:04
about people who, thanks to technology00:01:07
and social networks, have the opportunity to visually00:01:10
move and move us in time, something00:01:13
like this I’m now at the same00:01:16
point on the small Cherkasy lane in the00:01:18
very center of Moscow00:01:19
but in the middle 1920s, here00:01:22
comes the Kitaygorod wall, which00:01:24
in about 10 years will bring in all that00:01:26
will be visible from here is a panorama of the main00:01:29
office of the country, but for now here, as you can see, it’s a00:01:31
complete cover of cozy, only00:01:34
the dirt irritates me, I hope in a hundred years there will be00:01:37
no dirt left in Moscow00:01:38
as you can see, there really is no dirt, but00:01:41
that’s only because it’s not winter yet and they haven’t00:01:43
poured a stupid reagent on the road, in00:01:45
short, this type of time travel is00:01:47
called steel00:01:48
and there are several other types, in00:01:51
general, the faster technology moves00:01:53
forward, the more convincingly it can move us00:02:03
we are now going to line up hsr kilometers00:02:05
from Moscow this is Peter00:02:08
we are going fast because Peter00:02:09
will have a photo session there how long have you00:02:11
been doing this at night I was00:02:13
interested in such photos of comparison00:02:15
there are still on the Internet I then00:02:17
found the first comparison and really wanted to00:02:20
see such photos00:02:22
I went into the search engine more, but00:02:25
there were quite a few such photographs, and when I realized in the00:02:27
ninth grade that I could do this00:02:29
myself and compare how it was and how it00:02:32
would be, I was completely delighted, and in fact, since about the00:02:34
ninth grade, I have been running my own00:02:36
project00:02:37
and somewhere you find old ones there are photos on00:02:40
the site and not on Varlamov’s post, there are00:02:44
archival photos posted there, and there is a depth of00:02:46
archival photos, both Russian and00:02:48
foreign, that is, the power to find00:02:49
old photos of Rome, Paris, various00:02:52
other cities, not so Russia, the site along the seam00:02:55
appeared 10 years ago, correctly earlier00:02:58
than if I remember this for him, 12, and the00:03:00
point is that just each person could00:03:04
link their photos to some location,00:03:06
too, we were originally very called00:03:08
moz.com old Moscow,00:03:09
I deal exclusively in Moscow because,00:03:11
well, there were few resources, then00:03:14
people from other cities and00:03:16
made a separate website for00:03:17
St. Petersburg, then testimony for00:03:19
Yekaterinburg and at some point I realized00:03:21
that we just need to do it all over the world and we00:03:23
did it all over the world there are such00:03:26
enthusiasts of their business who, well, are not00:03:28
so deeply immersed in this00:03:30
story and I’m also watching from the outside, it’s also00:03:34
awkward to interfere there when someone00:03:35
uploads photos, I’m just reading a00:03:37
discussion there based on the Wikipedia principle, I myself00:03:40
use the paste for those who, when00:03:43
I come somewhere, we00:03:44
have bots there, you just press the00:03:46
button on your smartphone there I’ll show you how00:03:48
this place looked there at00:03:50
different times, this is very00:03:52
convenient for understanding the city, but00:03:54
you’ve never been somewhere and you don’t00:03:55
understand how it was before this for the street, is00:03:57
this building a new build or not, and what00:04:00
if it’s a new build? so that you can00:04:02
compare00:04:03
[music]00:04:07
you look closely at the architectural00:04:09
details, how they are located, and00:04:12
after that you actually look for this angle yourself,00:04:13
we find it because we were preparing for the00:04:16
shooting to make it clearer, we00:04:18
printed these photos in advance, this is the00:04:21
place that Peter and I are now00:04:23
trying to find right here you can00:04:25
find it along the road that goes and then00:04:27
goes in that direction, you can just00:04:28
see this bridge, which has really been00:04:30
replaced by a new one, and this is where the road goes, this00:04:33
bend is single time, but it’s cool to listen to00:04:36
such consequences, the call is tolerable, and00:04:38
here you can see just in terms of00:04:39
architectural details, in fact, here is the00:04:41
turret of the exit gate and next to it there is a fable,00:04:44
that is, they are exactly in the00:04:46
same plane, here00:04:53
I noticed that everything is just00:04:56
overgrown, that is, if you compare00:04:58
the photos of the beginning of the 20th century and the current one, like00:05:02
now there is nothing here believes why did00:05:05
you think so about I don’t know, it seems to me that maybe00:05:07
then they were watching some kind of00:05:08
panoramic view of architectural00:05:11
structures now I don’t know now00:05:13
most of our buildings are often00:05:15
overgrown, maybe they just don’t00:05:18
watch this, I think you need to think about when00:05:20
you create how much of a cultural object00:05:21
how he will be seen by people at the entrance to00:05:24
him. Unfortunately, we don’t have this now, nor00:05:30
as you can see, on another business trip,00:05:31
this time in St. Petersburg, we are here filming an00:05:33
interview for several issues at once,00:05:35
1 which you are currently watching and another00:05:37
one that will be released soon,00:05:39
I won’t say what about it yet It doesn’t always happen00:05:41
that we manage to00:05:45
film several interviews at once during one business trip, especially00:05:47
for several issues; sometimes, on the contrary,00:05:49
for the sake of one single interview00:05:52
we have to organize an00:05:53
entire business trip; for example, in the00:05:55
case of Boris Grebenshchikov,00:05:57
planning the organization of business trips00:05:59
for the editorial office is generally quite complicated00:06:01
process because we travel together,00:06:03
three of us, we often decide this in a few00:06:05
hours, we urgently need to book hotels,00:06:07
tickets, look for transport, we often change00:06:10
the decision, we need to redo all this too00:06:13
very quickly, as you understand,00:06:15
again I have absolutely no time to00:06:17
do this, but I know for sure that the00:06:19
best assistant in this case, these are three for you here00:06:21
for business,00:06:23
our director00:06:24
Katya, who has been using this service for a long time, will tell you in more detail,00:06:26
data on00:06:28
organizing a business trip, all this can be00:06:30
done in one place at want to trip of00:06:32
a business, there are more than 800 companies, more than00:06:35
2 million hotels all over the world00:06:37
as well as train tickets in Russia and all this00:06:40
at fair prices no hidden00:06:42
fees commission the price you see00:06:44
in the search results final payment00:06:47
can be made with a corporate card00:06:48
or from a deposit and it is also possible post00:06:52
fee separately pleases the support service the00:06:55
operators work 24 hours a day, seven00:06:57
days a week and holidays and at any time00:06:59
are ready to come to your aid in general,00:07:01
follow the link in the description oh, it00:07:03
seems these are not my words,00:07:04
follow the link in the description and00:07:07
organizing business trips is easy and00:07:09
simple together with want to trip for00:07:11
business and what is the main feature of that water that you00:07:17
are standing in the same place where00:07:19
the photographer stood 150 years ago and but many00:07:22
will ask, well, this doesn’t seem like a special00:07:24
feeling, you are touching this side,00:07:26
here you are standing in this place and here00:07:28
once a hundred years ago there was a man00:07:29
he had some thoughts of your own, some00:07:31
things you do, and you try to understand that’s what he00:07:34
thought, that’s how he lived, well, they don’t know it and it’s00:07:36
captivating, that is, you seem to move a little to00:07:39
another time, I wish for a time00:07:41
that has been alive for a long time00:07:42
and trying to understand his life, how he lived00:07:45
then00:07:50
when a person comes to his Khrushchev, he00:07:54
looks at the awards that are in his yard,00:07:58
he wants to plunge into the wonderful00:08:01
past and so he desperately00:08:04
looks at these photographs, he looks00:08:08
at Prokudin-Gorsky there if he visited00:08:12
his small town, and in fact in00:08:16
almost every city, but offhand the hour is00:08:18
Kazan00:08:19
mating in Vologda, this is what00:08:22
comes up for me: in every city there was a00:08:24
devotee who, before the revolution, photographed not00:08:27
ceremonial scenes but ordinary00:08:30
everyday life, so that you understand00:08:33
then it seemed something incomprehensible,00:08:36
but photography suddenly became widespread at the00:08:39
beginning of the twentieth century when the00:08:41
codec appeared the cheap code cost 3500:08:44
rubles,00:08:45
which is two salaries of a laborer, but this is an00:08:48
opportunity,00:08:49
say, for a person to buy00:08:53
a camera at his dacha, so we have a00:08:57
huge amount of documentation left from the summer residents of the Silver Age00:09:01
and that’s why we love to be00:09:06
inspired by this so much to immerse ourselves in a man00:09:08
sitting next to the Tsaritsyno estate,00:09:11
restored or rather peres committed00:09:14
on the territory of the Biryulyovo Panel00:09:17
East district in a panel house and he so00:09:20
desperately wants to return there, that is, here00:09:26
comes this road and here are00:09:29
just parking spaces, as00:09:37
in general, in almost every city,00:09:41
of course, churches disappeared because00:09:43
the thirties were a struggle with00:09:44
religion,00:09:45
many historical buildings disappeared;00:09:47
instead, high-rise buildings were erected, that00:09:50
is, historical00:09:52
two-story estates were not included and theme floors were built, and00:09:55
even in the center of Moscow you can find in a00:09:56
historical building a 7th floor, which00:09:59
stands in the very center of the city, yours00:10:05
brought here the very first thing we see00:10:06
that this house it was six floors and now the 9th00:10:11
floor is somewhere on here for some reason plus I00:10:15
brought you here because this is a visual00:10:17
representation of how Moscow was spoiled by00:10:19
that same00:10:20
housing problem Moscow grew the height of the building00:10:24
looks like Stalin’s nose or are these00:10:26
three eras completely different the lower part00:10:30
is 18 century when there was a merchant here,00:10:33
it was merchants in vain, then people00:10:36
build up just to this00:10:38
state when apartment buildings grew in Moscow,00:10:42
remember the poems, houses with a sign of the breed with a00:10:45
view, and the watchmen00:10:46
replaced you with freaks, overweight, six00:10:49
floors, that is, for Muscovites of the early twentieth00:10:52
century, silver century, the norm was three or00:10:55
four floors, then the norm is growing and yes,00:10:59
poor Tsvetaeva walks around and these houses00:11:02
seem to her like a freak with a mustache, and then the00:11:05
Soviet government sealed it when in the00:11:07
80s they built it all on00:11:09
coffee 3 in one in Moscow, it’s00:11:15
important to show what was here00:11:17
before the restoration was completed in this00:11:20
form,00:11:21
we salted it again after the war00:11:23
[music]00:11:33
but in fact the first, also prehistoric00:11:35
walls, collapsed and fell after the war, but these00:11:38
lower ones, even they were still preserved. It’s00:11:45
important to say about the cathedral itself,00:11:46
what an attempt it was to recreate to realize the00:11:49
Church of the Holy Sepulcher in Jerusalem, that is, the00:11:51
idea of Moscow the third Rome was a product,00:11:54
we just even have edicules here,00:11:56
it is located in the center and it is considered00:11:59
that this is the original club, I because00:12:02
it was rebuilt in Jerusalem and we00:12:04
are rebuilding it on it, that is, it is00:12:05
assumed that as if the body of Christ,00:12:08
well, as a symbol, it was here too, although we00:12:12
are near Moscow, Rome fell,00:12:14
Constantinople fell and as00:12:15
Moscow remained the only center, besides, you00:12:17
were an emerging state00:12:19
acquiring power00:12:24
and you paid attention, it’s clear that your00:12:29
comparisons always leave00:12:31
such a rather painful feeling that there was such a00:12:35
rapidly flourishing civilization that00:12:37
remained in general the bush in general there is00:12:43
such a thing, I also notice and in fact it’s00:12:45
a little depressing to make so00:12:46
many such comparisons because you00:12:49
often get upset after all, in00:12:51
some of our ancient cities I don’t know00:12:54
whether they were some kind of comfort00:12:55
landscaping everything was neat and00:12:57
clean that was the beauty now00:13:00
often it’s broken roads or00:13:02
abandoned estates churches this is very00:13:05
upsetting00:13:06
[music]00:13:10
Kolya place yes this is how you would 150 years00:13:17
ago it was like this two hundred years ago even00:13:20
more the bell tower was built in 1800,00:13:23
that is, here she met the 19th century 2100:13:27
she meets like in the next00:13:29
photo00:13:30
it was part of the monastery and by the way this is an00:13:34
artificial chain island,00:13:38
this bell tower was specially left as a beacon, you00:13:40
know, the Soviet government did not always00:13:42
destroy churches but violated them in00:13:45
ideological centers where it was00:13:47
we need to say, well, Kolya zen, there’s00:13:51
not even any kind of infrastructure there, it did00:13:55
n’t change very much during the first years of00:13:58
Soviet power, so if it’s possible00:14:00
to adapt it for something unknown, for00:14:03
warehouses for fuel and lubricants for00:14:06
cars, a tractor station, the church00:14:09
will be beheaded but will be left and that’s why the00:14:12
Kalyazin bell tower00:14:13
is on the one hand, the Soviet Union00:14:16
preserved it but adapted it for itself,00:14:18
here we also have to explain that it was00:14:20
built on a reservoir, because of this00:14:22
everything ended up in the water, they are writing on us,00:14:29
one of the main Soviet losses, by the way,00:14:31
many are still surprised when I00:14:33
tell people even those who lived their00:14:34
whole lives in Moscow,00:14:36
that the monument to Pushkin stood on his00:14:38
side, cancer, that the Bolsheviks00:14:40
destroyed the council, the low monastery is not00:14:43
surprising, but still the monastery, why did they00:14:46
drag Pushkin to the other side?00:14:55
it’s correct to say it was still built under00:14:57
Peter the Great, not many buildings have come down00:14:59
to us since that period it was a00:15:02
real decoration of Moscow if we00:15:03
look at the descriptions of all the00:15:06
ancient travelers even in the ancient times they sincerely00:15:08
admired this particular structure, but there00:15:10
are talks about restoring the Sukharev00:15:11
tower from time to time I arise00:15:13
rely on in the budget,00:15:21
but this is the last of the surviving00:15:24
towers of Chinatown, it’s called the bird towers, I00:15:28
specifically googled them, there were00:15:30
twelve towers in total, Austin was two and a00:15:33
half kilometers,00:15:35
something about you don’t know, in fact, the most00:15:38
important thing is that these are the last towers of00:15:40
Kitaygorod walls, since this is the last00:15:43
surviving00:15:44
object of this kind sort of, well, it needs to be00:15:48
preserved, as it were, and in fact, when I came00:15:51
from the Nikolskaya side, the most terrible00:15:53
things are happening there, there is complete devastation, that is,00:15:56
the Kremlin is an00:15:57
object that is really one of a00:16:00
kind and everything is neglected there, I will explain that there is00:16:08
no demand for society, this is a big00:16:10
problem and I’m kicking for a long time, I’m trying to00:16:12
explain, people don’t see the value in this,00:16:14
unfortunately, and the authorities, accordingly,00:16:18
if this is a value, then why do it does00:16:20
n’t see the value of the concrete00:16:21
material world from where we take the00:16:24
old buildings, most people, yes, here00:16:26
you are helping, we need to overpower and00:16:29
reduce this that's all we we don't need it00:16:40
anyway and the gray Kitaygorod wall is our00:16:43
own and they proposed to restore the00:16:45
presidential administration, but they00:16:46
abandoned this idea and in fact00:16:49
now, after Sobyanin's00:16:51
reconstruction of Moscow, all this area00:16:52
occupied by these towers Anya about00:16:55
freely because they expanded on the contrary the00:16:58
pedestrian part00:16:59
and, in principle, Stalin and vice versa,00:17:01
expanded the road Sobyanin again returned it to00:17:05
pedestrian essentially the wall was demolished for00:17:07
nothing from the fact that you00:17:10
photographed already what a loss you00:17:12
seem to be the most irreparable in the pools00:17:16
on the site of the Cathedral of Christ the Savior,00:17:18
so I think this is irreplaceable then in my00:17:21
brain why you seem so just curious00:17:25
[music]00:17:26
it brought some benefit now to a00:17:31
conscious new object, I don’t know, it00:17:34
seems to me that it still won’t have00:17:36
that soul in it, that this place00:17:37
exists, well, yes there is a place, I’m in favor of mummification from the00:17:44
remains because it’s honest, that is,00:17:47
they’ve done a good talented excavation and00:17:51
you can already create these cathedrals with the help of any00:17:53
multimedia technologies of the modern world,00:17:59
I’m still for the truth of the stone, and you know, there’s00:18:03
also a very rare educational00:18:04
moment when you see stones appear00:18:08
the question is why are these stones why is this00:18:09
a foundation and00:18:10
and we can say that these are our ancestors,00:18:12
our not distant ancestors at 29 in the 30s00:18:18
they blew up they dismantled for the sake of some00:18:21
phantom better future00:18:23
this is an educational moment the monasteries00:18:26
have been restored00:18:27
have no educational features00:18:34
this wall of white city of the 16th century, as far as00:18:37
I remember, and here we see that it was00:18:41
not restored but preserved, yes, that’s how we00:18:45
had parking here for a long time,00:18:48
I don’t know, at one time we00:18:49
had parking throughout the whole city, and in fact in00:18:54
2000 they didn’t come up with anything better to have00:18:55
here make markov again, but only00:18:58
more,00:18:59
well, when or earthworks discovered00:19:02
this and in general, with the wrong00:19:04
decision and saved this object, they made00:19:08
such a kind of public space,00:19:09
everything is very cool when there are some00:19:11
monuments and00:19:12
such objects can be in the00:19:15
public domain, that is, people can00:19:17
also do this here to be all this there to00:19:19
touch look and be inside00:19:21
history and be inside 100 all of this would have been a00:19:23
total disaster if if00:19:26
this object had not been surrounded by these00:19:28
NATO fences around the perimeter surrounded by00:19:30
it is called a pit this place predicted a00:19:33
generally terrible name again he00:19:36
because it means that the buildings of the Higher School of00:19:38
Economics are full of students all around and they are00:19:40
here, it means beer in the evenings, so00:19:42
what does our city00:19:45
municipality do, so to speak, they take00:19:48
everything to the Karen with a fence, no one00:19:50
will go anywhere, that is, from a very Moscow-like00:19:52
space we have but go there00:19:55
better not see this huge tree00:20:03
behind me this is a spruce its height is 12 meters there are00:20:07
only a few hundred of these in Russia and00:20:10
one of them for example this one could be00:20:12
yours I am now in a nursery and00:20:14
copland where they grow and sell a00:20:17
variety of types of plants for landscape00:20:19
design00:20:20
thuja and junipers, fruit trees, deciduous00:20:22
and coniferous trees, as well as shrubs, and00:20:25
today Karina, the manager of this00:20:26
nursery, will give me and you a short00:20:28
tour and show you what’s here and how I00:20:31
hope we’ve not only eaten, we’ll talk, yes,00:20:33
of course, let’s go, I’ll show you the00:20:35
top positions of ours, it’s cool, let’s go, the00:20:38
whole plant is individual to that the eye00:20:41
falls, then you have to take it, that is, it is like with a00:20:43
person there should be chemistry00:20:46
[music]00:20:49
that is, Mark is the most popular00:20:51
variety because it retains its00:20:53
rich green color all year round the00:20:55
greenest the brightest as far as you00:20:57
grow tu es gut more than 3 million00:20:59
tu this is cool when I was little00:21:02
at our dacha in the sweet it was spruce this is pine and and00:21:09
pine is a mountain00:21:10
cushion that I’m interested in00:21:13
landscape design only the00:21:15
rich no why even in small mini00:21:18
gardens you always want to add colors and00:21:20
different plants are used for the fall00:21:22
they smell in in general, of course, any00:21:25
background smells and in general coniferous plants00:21:26
are an excellent air ionizer,00:21:29
they purify the air, it’s cool I have the feeling that you are00:21:33
in the forest, it’s like there is a blue spruce in front of you in00:21:35
our nursery there are more than 1500:21:38
varieties of different blue spruce trees in front of you00:21:40
now fat albert is the bluest Christmas00:21:42
tree of the correct shape prickly00:21:44
maximum growth is about 7 meters,00:21:46
that is, it is a type of aristocratic species,00:21:49
it is exclusive in the nursery and copland00:21:51
grow almost 10,000 plants on an00:21:54
area of 700 hectares, the00:21:56
coniferous collection alone00:21:58
numbers almost two and a half thousand00:22:00
plants and you can buy all this at00:22:02
quite reasonable prices, for example Thuja for00:22:05
297 rubles and juniper for 397 rubles,00:22:09
follow the link in the description and00:22:11
check out the full range on00:22:13
their website. By the way, now there are00:22:15
70 percent discounts on the entire catalog of00:22:18
plants00:22:19
[music]00:22:26
I like auto finds more that you00:22:30
compare not only with the beginning of the century that00:22:32
in fact, very few people do you00:22:34
compare yourself with the tenth eighties,00:22:36
in short,00:22:37
this is my childhood and this is right in the general00:22:40
python room and you feel that even since00:22:42
then a lot has changed, that’s the00:22:44
point, that’s exactly the 80 and 90 mid to learn00:22:48
from yes I was born in the eighties,00:22:49
respectively, in the 90s, already there consciously00:22:52
understood all this, you looked, naturally,00:22:56
it’s not very close, I don’t know to observe00:23:00
when there are no such trade collapses there, that’s because00:23:03
I will never forget when my00:23:05
mother and I had a day off there, almost the00:23:07
only time we were going there with trunks we were00:23:09
going shopping somewhere instead of doing00:23:11
something interesting, I00:23:13
remember these, we have phobias there when they00:23:16
leave you 1st in line until the line00:23:19
comes up, so yes, the old ones do everything00:23:24
[music]00:23:25
this is 80 9000:23:28
in this there is something such nothing else00:23:30
as soon as it seems since you00:23:32
compare with the Soviet Union a lot00:23:34
we are the heirs of which civilization was that00:23:37
Russian before 17 or Soviet, well,00:23:42
probably the Sovietness here is really00:23:44
very strongly felt, it’s already00:23:48
somehow passing00:23:49
but it’s still still it’s very warm,00:23:53
but it will pass, it will all pass in the 20th century,00:23:57
it seems it was a break in civilization, we00:24:00
still have whatever slogan we are building a new00:24:02
world on the foundation or we will destroy it to00:24:06
the ground then we our we a new world00:24:07
is built and who was a week actually00:24:10
even and by the way, he succeeded in this, and00:24:12
even in Moscow there were posters hanging, it was00:24:14
given to old Moscow, there were churches and00:24:17
estates, we are00:24:18
building a new style, we give, that is, they00:24:20
gave just such posters, it was the00:24:22
political and ideological00:24:24
destruction of the old so that just maybe they could00:24:26
demolish that historical00:24:29
revolutionary the legal consciousness of the world of00:24:31
consciousness of people00:24:32
to build a new new society is also very00:24:36
significant that when the00:24:39
Kitaygorod wall was demolished, there were memories of00:24:41
people who wrote that people stood on00:24:44
the street and watched their childhood disappear,00:24:46
their past where they walked with their parents,00:24:48
that is, this is exactly where it00:24:50
seems to me it’s going cultural gap people before the00:24:52
revolution they were brought up in a slightly00:24:54
different way people after the revolution are00:24:56
already different people who have a different00:24:58
upbringing and a different perception of the world, that00:25:02
is, we are the heirs of Soviet civilization00:25:05
and rings, and because after all, 80 years is a00:25:08
very long period of time, one cannot do00:25:11
without a magnificent00:25:14
phrases that at one time Rost simply00:25:16
said Parfenov we are not Russian we are00:25:18
Soviet yes indeed Rost00:25:20
is the legal successor of the conversion of the00:25:22
Soviet Union and therefore I like to00:25:25
say that we are establishing a personal00:25:28
chamber connection with the Russian Empire we ourselves00:25:31
are knocking there but I would not our people00:25:37
in this sense as you are00:25:39
slandering because in recent years00:25:43
dozens more people have begun to go to the archives00:25:46
precisely because of genealogy, people want to00:25:49
unearth their roots, we are Russians with that00:25:53
part of the Soviet that we do not need to be00:25:57
ashamed of because there was a lot of00:26:03
conveying architecture, there was incredible00:26:06
design, there was this rare passion00:26:10
which is not at all official but to the00:26:13
conquest of new cities in general to the00:26:15
conquest of everything in the depths of the Kola00:26:19
super-deep well in the width of00:26:23
400 new cities that appeared in the00:26:25
Soviet Union up space and we00:26:30
understand this perfectly well and in a00:26:32
sense,00:26:33
Russian has not changed much here00:26:36
because Russian cosmism00:26:38
and which technically pretended to be only00:26:40
in the twentieth century, it appears in the00:26:42
nineteenth century and very often a00:26:45
factory chimney for a Ural city00:26:48
is the same as a bell tower for an00:26:50
Old Russian city, it also forms00:26:53
dominants00:26:55
[music]00:26:59
we are now looking for the place where00:27:01
Andrei Tarkovsky’s house stood, it wasn’t even00:27:04
fenced then this site is just00:27:06
empty pieces of paper, something is being done, well,00:27:11
this is actually the place we were looking for00:27:13
[applause]00:27:15
[music]00:27:21
why did you decide to find that one because00:27:25
initially I was interested in movie00:27:26
comparisons and this building just00:27:30
played a00:27:31
role in some movie myself charmingly00:27:36
attractive this is where Shirvindt00:27:38
generally picked up the ants here in a bright00:27:40
red seven we go to the car from the san at the00:27:47
grid genius we were noticed on you here00:28:02
here is an interesting place that00:28:07
Paul found on his comparisons here this is00:28:12
called a comparison of Moscow is called00:28:14
was stayed here is called a comparison00:28:16
it means what kind of film is this film older00:28:19
sister this is 66 in general Soviet00:28:23
films are such a treasure trove for now it became00:28:25
for comparisons especially in St. Petersburg blogs00:28:28
St. Petersburg and where little has changed since00:28:30
then but this modern plan is00:28:33
interesting to see why we00:28:35
paid attention to this because that here I00:28:37
thought that you were doing this on purpose,00:28:39
that is, here is a motor scooter00:28:41
from the sixties and on the modern photographs of00:28:45
the floor there is also a motor scooter, you were specifically00:28:47
looking for a motor scooter there is no ordinary St.00:28:51
Petersburg magic mysticism pure St.00:28:53
Petersburg vereyko I will honestly say that when00:28:56
I saved this picture it was00:29:00
almost this picture was saved in the00:29:02
phone and when I ended up here I decided00:29:05
to take a picture,00:29:06
I didn’t even notice that a00:29:08
motor scooter passed here, I just took a picture and when I00:29:11
came home I looked at the motor scooter, it’s00:29:13
so simple where you realized that this is the00:29:16
same time scooter from your00:29:18
usual time machine, that is, you00:29:21
you sometimes feel that time00:29:23
is talking to you when you are doing this,00:29:25
like in this case, you already00:29:29
notice at home, then you take a photo of00:29:31
the attack, you come, oh my God,00:29:33
there, or the same person is standing in the same00:29:36
place, it looks like he has a beard and00:29:38
therefore or something else like that, yes here is the00:29:45
actual turret of which is shown in the00:29:47
photograph, it is quite possible that these are the00:29:50
birches that are depicted in the photograph,00:29:52
here you see people who are standing00:29:54
near this birch tree and here we are standing with you00:29:56
after so many years and this already looks like a00:29:58
tree, you are touching the history that00:30:01
was then I don’t know, you immediately begin00:30:04
I’m thinking, here’s a guy standing in a cap, looking00:30:07
at the camera, what happened to him, that all these00:30:13
people have been gone for a long time,00:30:14
you are them, but they also have memories in these00:30:16
photographs of such length, I’ve been doing something00:30:22
completely different for 10 years,00:30:25
the most boring work, procurement, defined by00:30:29
federal law, this is working on a00:30:32
computer, pieces of paper00:30:34
that is, the work did not bring joy and00:30:36
then you found it and00:30:39
some kind of walking in general, I think that00:30:41
every person there simply00:30:43
must have a hobby00:30:44
one of the photographs, which in general, and00:30:46
even an understanding of what it was put in, in00:30:50
general, I came across this visor,00:30:52
it seemed that something familiar, in general,00:30:56
it turned out that it didn’t seem like the same00:30:59
adventure in the ball, of course it was said by 28,00:31:04
in my opinion, the Institute of Organoelement00:31:06
Compounds of00:31:08
Sushi is interesting how the place hasn’t00:31:11
changed at all, but some stunted trees there are00:31:13
somewhere conditioning the field,00:31:15
you know Varlamov, they’re immediately disgusting, of00:31:17
course but it seems to me that the window frames have not00:31:20
changed on the second floor for sure, and the people00:31:23
in this photo00:31:24
have grown old and even how you died is00:31:26
amazing before there is an00:31:35
opinion that your city is00:31:39
very interesting to me from the point of view of was00:31:40
became because as it was so in general it00:31:42
is I agree, not quite in places to place00:31:47
[ __ ], there are places historically that are in the00:31:51
right form in the form in which they were00:31:53
built and imprinted, that is,00:31:55
those with significant changes and people00:31:58
react interestingly if there are no changes,00:32:00
people look where are the changes Katya00:32:03
progress if you drive mini-games oh my God00:32:06
everything changed the same way so there is00:32:09
if the change is something to look00:32:11
at you and your business in general I read00:32:21
that you are a pretty rich guy a00:32:23
normal guy this frees up time00:32:27
for this strain to travel a lot with him this00:32:29
but again business meetings right there it’s very00:32:31
easy to go to the meeting I here inside of00:32:34
them I stopped took a picture and went00:32:36
on, let's try to identify this place00:32:40
now let's try to identify it00:32:42
instead interesting00:32:44
here from the times of the war during the blockade this is00:32:48
42 43 to 42 43 in the background these00:32:53
buildings are originally from the 18th century there is a grove of00:32:57
Quarengs00:32:58
then rebuilt in the 19th 5th century, but now there is an00:33:01
interesting combination of the blockade and00:33:03
historical buildings with a great history, I00:33:06
saw several different actually00:33:10
time traveler reenactors photos of the blockade, including00:33:13
quite harsh ones, how people react00:33:15
when photos of the blockade become combined in00:33:17
one frame with a modern city,00:33:20
depending on what For00:33:23
some reason, I have no desire to be depicted in hard00:33:24
photographs, somehow they don’t make such collages for me.00:33:33
Angelina just colonized00:33:36
photographs from the times of the blockade, we’ll talk about them now00:33:39
and you just came across the fact00:33:41
that people didn’t really like it, and up to a00:33:44
50/50 audience I’m divided, I’ll00:33:47
assume that probably people didn’t00:33:49
like all the harsh00:33:51
pictures you painted of corpses,00:33:53
I won’t say that like why touch00:33:56
all this for you, why do I00:33:58
put lipstick on a corpse on our minds, even though I have00:34:00
n’t done this anywhere, well, it [ __ ] with the00:34:03
memory of our ancestors00:34:04
you can’t touch it, we are very jealous00:34:07
of photographs of the blockade, let00:34:09
’s see this is Nevsky Prospekt there in the00:34:11
area of the Singer house and, accordingly, we00:34:14
see an artillery shell hit,00:34:16
and in the color photograph you can see that it is a00:34:20
sunny winter day; in the black and white00:34:23
photograph we don’t see this, but how are00:34:26
you I decided that it was blue,00:34:28
clear sky, they were gray, I’ll say purely St.00:34:31
Petersburg because I put it00:34:33
in color in the photo, you can see from them00:34:35
when they look unnatural and not00:34:38
harmonious, at first I put gray, but it’s00:34:41
generally clear that the color is not from here, so you’re00:34:44
always choosing the right one00:34:46
shade yes, I would say that on a00:34:49
bright colored00:34:52
winter day it looks even scarier00:34:54
because it’s like many people00:34:57
say that the banality of the war is00:34:59
already with you in the fact that it00:35:00
unfolds in the usual scenery00:35:02
of skill, suddenly people start killing people there00:35:05
and here in color is a weaver It’s better seen for a long time,00:35:07
everyone is going leisurely on business on the name of the sled, it’s00:35:11
dawn minutes, life goes by, and this is a00:35:17
very nice photo, as far as00:35:19
I understand, this is a vegetable garden that is used to escape00:35:22
hunger in the region,00:35:23
yes, yes, there is cabbage, assistance, there are many00:35:26
such textbook photos of anti-aircraft guns and they00:35:29
give they stand a little further there, covered in the ground,00:35:33
yes, this is the only photo00:35:34
that I was allowed to publish, the entire00:35:37
population of the city came out, they said this is00:35:40
the photo they can take, there are no00:35:42
corpses here, the girl is beautiful and in a dress like this,00:35:44
what does it mean they were allowed to00:35:46
mean that there was no hater in the fireplace when00:35:48
necessary that this is how you can show the war like this00:35:51
when you choose a photo,00:35:56
what are you guided by the blockade? I00:35:59
chose because my grandmother, a survivor of the blockade,00:36:01
was a teacher, she talked about the00:36:04
blockade once, I ended up on the immortal00:36:08
regiment, where the men were yelling like that,00:36:12
we can repeat it and honestly, and I was shocked00:36:14
and about 10 years ago I was like how can I00:36:18
repeat all this, well, you want this and00:36:21
everything, and therefore I’ll paint the blockade, I00:36:24
’ll show you, it’s really more real,00:36:31
this is Nevsky in a color photograph, you can00:36:35
see the thighs near the drainpipes,00:36:37
that is, they used to worry so that water00:36:40
didn’t pour under your feet like now, if you walk00:36:43
along Nevsky Prospekt after the rain, you’ll be all00:36:45
wet, but the motovelo grows, but how the00:36:47
program works, you assign the color of a00:36:49
segment and then it opens up00:36:53
automatically and rolls it up00:36:55
and it should be straight out with the mouse, but00:36:58
seriously, each pixel itself west00:37:01
adjust press to it’s difficult here00:37:06
I colored each spine by hand00:37:08
and I spent half a day on it00:37:18
[music]00:37:22
I’ve always been a fan of history it’s always00:37:25
been interesting to me when I color00:37:28
black and white historical photographs it’s00:37:30
like I’m going back to that time00:37:32
that’s why I this is what I do I built I was00:37:40
very impressed by the photo in which a00:37:42
German soldier, a Finnish soldier and a00:37:44
Soviet soldier00:37:46
who is obviously a prisoner of war are00:37:48
posing together in front of the camera,00:37:50
it is absolutely incredible to see these00:37:52
people together during the Second World War,00:37:54
can you tell us about this photo and00:37:56
what do you personally think about it?00:37:58
sprues yes I had exactly the same00:38:02
reaction when I first saw it this00:38:04
photo from the Finnish army database00:38:07
was very unexpected for me to find00:38:09
such a photo there I sincerely enjoy finding00:38:11
similar photos and sharing it with00:38:14
other people have you ever tried to00:38:18
find out what happened to by those people after the00:38:21
photo was taken the00:38:23
picture yes of course a brahman if00:38:28
we talk about this photo I00:38:30
unfortunately never found out the names of these00:38:32
soldiers I wanted to find out what happened00:38:34
after the elite of this photo but alas I00:38:38
couldn’t find anything00:38:40
I would like to discuss a00:38:43
few more your photos,00:38:44
here we see Finnish soldiers, yes, I00:38:46
think the Finnish soldiers are posing with00:38:48
ice, this is Petrozavodsk, which was00:38:51
occupied in the film in 1941.00:38:53
How were you able, for example, to determine the color of00:38:55
the fence? I tried different colors and00:39:01
assessed which ones were better suited. I00:39:03
noticed that Blue and red00:39:06
colors, for example, have00:39:07
different tones in a black and white photograph. I00:39:10
enlarged the photograph, brought the00:39:12
wooden fence closer and saw that there was paint on it00:39:14
or something else, then compared us with an00:39:17
unpainted fence. Chernobyl00:39:19
computer scientist. I tried different colors and00:39:22
came to the conclusion that the color is red. blue00:39:24
edging you will drink as it should I was also00:39:27
looking for what colors were used for00:39:29
fences in Eastern Europe and in00:39:31
Petrozavodsk school building by the way you00:39:35
know the school building looks00:39:37
very familiar to me because when I was a00:39:39
child I went to the building of exactly the00:39:41
same type this is a standard assignment of a00:39:43
Soviet school even these00:39:46
flag holders are familiar to everyone who lived in the00:39:48
USSR, I00:39:49
wonder how it has a recognizable aura when00:39:52
I asked you its picture and I also want to00:39:55
ask about one photograph taken in00:39:57
Russia, this is the liberation of Smolensk in 1943,00:40:01
why did you choose it for coloring00:40:03
Ralph Moeller campfire and largely00:40:07
because of the icons and which the woman holds00:40:09
after several years of occupation, she00:40:12
returns home because you see00:40:14
the door is open and a soldier is not walking behind,00:40:16
carrying all her things and this is a very00:40:19
anti-war scene and by the way the00:40:22
Red Army soldier has a German machine gun in his hands,00:40:24
this is obvious The trophy, moreover, on the00:40:28
second soldier is clearly a German trophy00:40:30
relin. It’s interesting that I never heard00:40:33
of Soviet soldiers wearing German00:40:36
Rimini because there was an00:40:38
Oreo with a swastika on the buckle. There are people in Smolensk00:40:41
who painted similar photos of the00:40:43
Soviet soldier who returned to his00:40:45
sister in that photo you can see the00:40:48
German belt is more clearly interesting00:40:51
that they removed the Nazi symbols,00:40:52
[ __ ], perhaps they removed the buckles themselves, I00:40:55
never thought about this before, this is one00:40:58
of the interesting details of the uniform that you00:41:00
recognize in the process of coloring and the00:41:04
lovage sign, it seems to you that what you are doing is00:41:06
close to the time travel that00:41:08
we are talking about00:41:09
we know from science fiction books, I think that00:41:12
this is a way to get closer to the past,00:41:14
show the Second World War, leaders00:41:16
show how it was, make it more00:41:18
accessible and close, it’s not just00:41:21
forward to the past00:41:35
1990, 114 years ago, two00:41:39
million views, this is the very beginning of00:41:43
Tverskaya in the region Already in Manezh Square,00:41:45
the view is up and this bend in the street, in general,00:41:49
the only thing that has been preserved is on the left00:41:54
side, you can try to find out somewhere,00:41:56
everything else is found, unfortunately, it’s00:41:59
already perestroika,00:42:01
please tell me, when you work with00:42:04
video, do you think about these people, here00:42:08
comes some guy in a cap, as they00:42:12
would say now, in a cap,00:42:13
in fact, the men turned around above,00:42:16
well, of course they have favorite characters in00:42:18
each video, which I watch00:42:20
very, very many times when a man00:42:24
who would rather00:42:25
drive by thinks of a hat about00:42:30
four years ago I started a telegram channel where I00:42:32
just recorded some neural networks00:42:34
that I found, well, because I always00:42:36
liked that this is ethical and very00:42:38
cool and I really wanted to00:42:41
understand it, as they say, if you want to00:42:43
figure something out, start a block about it,00:42:45
so accordingly, I started writing it there, that’s00:42:47
all it was normal,00:42:48
quiet and calm, and then about00:42:50
four years later I was here six months ago,00:42:54
I decided to try to apply 200:42:56
neural networks to an old video of a00:42:59
train arriving against the prime minister00:43:01
[applause]00:43:08
and everything was normal, uploaded it, launched it into a00:43:12
telegram channel as I usually do all with00:43:13
all his experiments and went to00:43:16
bed, and the next morning he woke up there already00:43:18
about a million views, it was00:43:20
just that the whole personal message was already filled up or there00:43:23
as it is 20 there are 5 frames00:43:25
he is the very first video that the00:43:30
director gave this video 1 visual00:43:33
views yes I just took the shpak file00:43:36
downloaded page of the museum website, it00:43:39
seems to me that it’s not just a matter of00:43:41
impudence because they just posted a00:43:42
storyboard, this video is the oldest00:43:46
video in the world and it’s not even a video, it’s00:43:50
just a set of frames, that is, I00:43:51
made the video, I know I remember in the Hound of the00:44:10
Baskervilles00:44:11
Holmes they look at an old portrait and it burns like00:44:14
that, you start studying the family00:44:15
portrait, you will believe in the transmigration of souls,00:44:17
and apparently the same applies to00:44:20
digital time travel, it00:44:22
seems to me that the person second from the right doesn’t00:44:26
need to imagine, it’s also interesting00:44:28
when you look at old photographs, thank00:44:31
God that used to be lying I have a photograph00:44:32
in my archive, no one cared about anyone,00:44:36
no one saw anything, and now you look, you00:44:39
definitely have access somewhere, you find it’s the00:44:41
year thirty-seven,00:44:44
and it says it’s a hat factory, it’s the fire00:44:47
department of a hat factory,00:44:50
that is, it’s just a fireman, as00:44:53
some say, they live forever. this is a00:45:01
wonderful photo, what is good about the Internet00:45:04
when you are looking for places of interest for00:45:08
some kind of archaeological and00:45:10
paleontological research,00:45:12
you can find something like this on Google00:45:14
maps, in general, there are a lot of such inscriptions, ask for it,00:45:17
I found it, you00:45:19
told me very interestingly how you found fossils in the St. Petersburg metro00:45:21
and in the metro and In general, there are a00:45:25
lot of fossils on the St. Petersburg buildings,00:45:27
this is a separate, very00:45:30
interesting job, but also a hobby,00:45:33
indicate the job of recording fossils00:45:36
that are there about 500 million years old,00:45:39
some animals, you’re just walking along the00:45:41
streets of St. Petersburg, you look at the wall, there’s a00:45:42
trilobite sticking out there, Shanina metro, it stinks as much as a00:45:45
metro car, now we’ll find it here is an example,00:45:48
these balls make you panic,00:45:49
this animal is called a sea bubble00:45:52
or cysts and the action these are the animals00:45:54
this round animal is a ball here and00:45:56
here this is also what this00:45:59
animal was called 6 idea or00:46:02
sea bubble the Russian name is a00:46:04
round animal it00:46:06
was attached to a stem to the bottom he has a digestive00:46:09
system, everything is fine, well,00:46:11
simple, but animal class,00:46:14
this is what I didn’t expect to see in00:46:16
St. Petersburg, please tell me, but there is no00:46:19
such feeling, you never00:46:20
get that when you are00:46:22
very immersed in history in those people00:46:25
who lived here and they no longer live because they00:46:28
died a long time ago, you begin to live a life that is not00:46:30
really your own, I live absolutely00:46:33
their life and therefore very often00:46:36
I have to bring myself back by the hair from the00:46:39
18th, 19th, 20th centuries, for example,00:46:44
taking a lot of excursions through Stalin’s00:46:47
repressions is fraught for the psyche, I can00:46:50
tell you from myself because that this very00:46:52
much changes the top type, the knowledge changes,00:46:57
so you took 10 such difficult00:47:00
excursions where you really talk to people00:47:03
and walk while on the00:47:05
edge this is also a test for you,00:47:09
stop, take a breath,00:47:12
look around, don’t go into the 30s, I00:47:15
can say from myself that when I shot several00:47:17
large arcs of doc films about the war, also00:47:20
Nokia work, I also realized that either I00:47:23
’ll stop now, or I, together with00:47:25
the search engines, will go into the forest and dig00:47:27
these remains there for the rest of my00:47:28
life, and this is really what I have to do,00:47:31
that’s why I’m asking you because the00:47:33
Rzhev meat grinder is absolutely true, it is00:47:36
very addictive, this is what happens when00:47:39
you really move in time,00:47:41
you place yourself in those circumstances on00:47:44
the way the funnel begins to suck in this00:47:46
cult, the moment you understand that you can’t00:47:47
escape because they won’t be sucked in if00:47:51
you had the opportunity to move00:47:53
to any static fluff, just00:47:55
look where you should go, there is00:47:59
such a theory of the golden age when people00:48:03
believe some kind of past always traveled,00:48:05
that’s true, I don’t have those, I00:48:09
now have a golden age for me personally,00:48:11
so if you look, well, probably00:48:15
probably the end of the 19th century here in St. Petersburg00:48:20
look a day like everything was here and it’s00:48:21
definitely back I’m interested in reading00:48:24
some, I’m trying to00:48:27
find some historical extracts about how00:48:29
St. Petersburg smelled, what smells were here, how he smelled,00:48:33
I apologize, horse urine, manure, the rumble00:48:37
was constant, then the fashion of carts on the pavement00:48:41
there and that is, to me this is all interesting,00:48:42
I’m trying, and when I make collages, I’m00:48:45
just trying to imagine it all,00:48:48
smell it, feel it, it’s more interesting,00:48:52
undoubtedly, I would like00:48:55
to move through those eras where we do00:49:01
n’t even have photographs yet, because00:49:04
when they started taking photographs in the00:49:09
1840s, there are these fake photographs of00:49:11
Pushkin,00:49:12
well, the organ lived there for literally three-00:49:13
four years, he didn’t even live 34 years before00:49:15
the advent of photography, I probably00:49:17
want here the beginning of the 19th century to00:49:22
Alexander the First to Napoleon, do you00:49:29
think the development of technology will lead us00:49:32
to the ability to move along the00:49:35
graphic era00:49:36
? will lead because even if there are no00:49:41
photographs and paintings there are drawings there are00:49:45
measurements and let’s say in Moscow there are a00:49:49
huge number of points that we00:49:52
can already recreate the bridge in this way,00:49:56
not everyone really understands how00:49:58
far we have gone, that is, yesterday I ate in Moscow,00:50:00
remind me showed bluetooth devices the00:50:02
size of such a thing in the head00:50:04
we will insert the truth far into the future and00:50:06
now this is the era of what I would call00:50:08
synthetic data when we need00:50:09
some00:50:10
small set of real data, we will00:50:12
build around it this fake00:50:14
data of some kind based on what00:50:17
and what further we move forward the00:50:20
further we can, with the help of these00:50:23
super technologies, move back what00:50:26
so of course I don’t think this is a big00:50:28
problem, that is, having collected everything there, let’s say00:50:31
all the films that were the first to film something00:50:35
about the first century AD with fed them to00:50:37
neural networks once upon a time site,00:50:40
we’ll probably get the opportunity to generate00:50:41
people of that time,00:50:42
be it not historically accurate, but it will be cool for00:50:44
sure, that’s how the plan for00:50:47
there is, the number of subscribers or00:50:49
the number of reactions, do you think00:50:51
the interest in00:50:53
colored historical photos is growing or is it00:50:56
stable, no, it’s growing over the last two00:50:59
years, generally excellent and Moreover, the interest of the00:51:02
very young generation is one of the00:51:04
reasons why, by the way, I also started00:51:05
coloring. I worked at school and I00:51:09
wanted to make the lesson more interesting. I00:51:11
colorized the photographs, which is why the children00:51:13
came, but it’s much more interesting than the00:51:15
black and white photographs in the textbook for them,00:51:18
black and white photographs look like silent cinema for00:51:21
us but this is something in general any future00:51:28
is based on history so to00:51:31
look into the future you need to know history00:51:33
so this life needs to be digested and00:51:36
realized how many subscribers there are 1500:51:40
thousand and they have grown over the last00:51:44
palace they have grown here over the last on00:51:47
over the last few months,00:51:48
about 8 thousand subscribers were added,00:51:51
before it seemed to me that I was running this00:51:53
page purely for myself because there00:51:54
were 1000 subscribers there, I published00:51:56
photos they collected 20-30 likes,00:51:58
but I liked it and I continued to00:52:01
do it, I think, well, maybe someday it00:52:03
will become relevant, but there is often a feeling00:52:05
that the main thing has become to always00:52:07
continue what you started, but friends, I00:52:11
hope you had something to stick to and00:52:13
something to think about, all the conclusions on our00:52:15
channel, as usual, you make your own what00:52:18
these conclusions could be about this time, well, here you go00:52:21
for example, know the00:52:23
extractive rule who controls00:52:25
the past controls the future you know of00:52:27
course it is very well known sometimes it00:52:29
seems our authorities live by this00:52:31
rule but you remember of course the00:52:32
endless struggle for historical00:52:34
memory and the struggle with those who incorrectly00:52:38
preserve this historical memory or00:52:40
try to rewrite the00:52:42
material memory of the monuments themselves00:52:45
and if they are not being destroyed in front of everyone, then there00:52:47
is no00:52:48
funding, then on the contrary, the money00:52:51
turns out to be more important than the monument itself, but in the00:52:54
end a paradoxical00:52:56
picture emerges: we are ready to gnaw each other’s00:52:58
throats for the historical memory, and at the same time the00:53:00
historical memory itself00:53:02
is being destroyed before our eyes, this is like a norm, that’s why00:53:05
I much closer is this type of memory,00:53:09
this type of history that you can00:53:11
touch, even on the screen from00:53:13
my smartphone, which you can00:53:16
feel and feel like something00:53:19
made by the hands of your ancestors, feel like something00:53:22
filled with their ancestors’ warmth,00:53:25
they’re like some kind of abstract idea00:53:28
that we can repeat no need to00:53:31
repeat, we've already done00:53:33
enough, let's look forward, I00:53:35
'll think about this editorial comments00:53:38
likes see you there soon00:53:42
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