Denis Dragunsky: "Question about Pushkin"

“Question: Do you agree that having shot Pushkin, Dantes saved hundreds of thousands of schoolchildren from additional cramming? My answer: No, I disagree,” the writer says on Facebook .

“If Dantes had not shot Pushkin, Pushkin would have survived until 1883, would have become the minister of education with the help of his friend Gorchakov, he would have received the Order of St. Vladimir of the first degree, he would be a conservative, would stigt Herzen and Narovoye, would refuse his freedom -loving and atheistic verses as from the mistakes of youth, and therefore he would not have coeded him in the USSR.

No metro stations and streets across the country. With a small print in the textbook: "A.S. Pushkin (1799-1883), a Russian poet, publicist and statesman. In his youth, he was close to the Decembrists, wrote a novel in the verses" Eugene Onegin ", where a curious picture of the noble-landing life was given, subsequently moved to reactionary and preserving positions."

But in the 1990s, the Pushkin Rehabilitance would come. They would print the journalism and satirical poem "whistles" forbidden in the USSR. They would put a monument on Basmann, near the place where he was born. "