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Andropology

June 19, 2009 Viktor Shenderovich

Actually, I did not expect anything else ...

One name of the film in Prime Time on Channel One-“Fifteen months of hope”-in combination with the occasion (anniversary of Andropov) pointed to the ideological vector clearer than clear.

If Andropov had not died, we would have retained a great power!

Yeah, right now.

I remember, I remember these raids on baths and cinemas during working hours-it’s a pity, really, that fate did not let the Lubyansk crocodile bring this reform of socialism to the end ... It is just interesting what happened earlier: the swamp burst, the scales burst or the teeth broke?

Therefore, in general terms with the ideology of this kin it was clear, but as a person not alien to creative attempts, I suspected that all the power in the details, and dared to experience the body, long undermined by Tolstoy and Shevchenko, also a film about Andropov.

Purely Pasteur - Give, I think, I come to myself and this plague too.

I turned on at random in the middle, deciding: I will look until I get sick three times. It did not work three times - it was immediately so sick that I interrupted the experiment.

Well, it would seem-how on the main television channel of the Democratic country (Hi-hee) can you interpret the suppression of the 1956 Hungarian uprising? But how: Ambassador Andropov, recommending an immediate intervention to Moscow, tried to prevent bloodshed! And the Hungarians (the ungrateful creatures) began to shoot at our peaceful tanks entering Budapest to stabilize the situation! What did our peaceful tankers do after that? ..

This noble page of the poet’s youth (in his free time from the intervention, Andropov suffered from dull versioning) is settled by the author of the film, former press secretary of Yeltsin Sergey Medvedev. Without changing an honest expression, he practices, clever, his guilt for the "dashing nineties."

From this, perhaps, I turned on the screen with additional force.

Well, nothing: you need to temper the body.

We still have to live here, among these poets and their biographers.

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