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Lost independence
Found 17 materials
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Nov 23, 2000
Powder of happiness
Lyubov Polishchuk, Sergei Tsigal It is simply impossible to understand how our ancestors managed to create a great European civilization without cocoa. (Photo: Pavel Gorshkov ) Long gone are the days when citizens made “Truffles” at home in the kitchen. They required scarce products: sugar, butter, cocoa, etc., but it was impossible to get the candies themselves at all.
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Nov 23, 2000
An evening of music by Stravinsky
I'M WITH. Great Hall of the Conservatory. Moscow (Photo: Anna Prokhvatilova ) At the invitation of Vladimir Spivakov, one of the most famous contemporary American conductors, Michael Tilson Thomas, performed in Moscow for the first time. His ancestors, who lived in Ukraine, moved to America at the end of the last century. Tilson began studying as a pianist. At the age of ten he met Igor Stravinsky and a few years later began performing in his concerts.
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Nov 23, 2000
Aurora didn't wake up
Olga Gerdt The French dance festival ends with "Sleeping Beauty" The original version of "The Sleeping Beauty", staged at the Yekaterinburg Municipal Ballet Theater with the participation of Russian and French dancers (Photo: Vladimir Lupovskoy ) The festival, which was held by the Stanislavsky and Nemirovich-Danchenko Musical Theater together with the French Cultural Center, was essentially a touring showing of the works of two very popular French choreographers.
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Nov 23, 2000
Noah and his surrogate ark
Sharon Begley (Newsweek) As the number of endangered species grows, scientists have dared to try to reproduce them using surrogate mothers (Photo: Terry Whittaker - Photo Researches ) His birth is still a month away, but his proud creators have already chosen a name for him: Noah. Like his biblical counterpart, Noah is called upon to save endangered creatures around the world. However, as far as we know, God is in no hurry to extend his saving hand to him.
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Nov 23, 2000
Where the devil jokes and Gaster rules
Sergey Vasiliev The Booker final will bring surprises All people of good will associated with literature remember that the coming fifth of December is not only the day of the Stalinist Constitution, but also the pre-set calendar date of the gala dinner, where, as the courses change, everyone will finally know the name of that favorite of the book race with obstacles, who from this day on will become richer by 12,500 US dollars.
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Nov 23, 2000
If you happen to be born in an empire...
Galina Kovalskaya The fate of the wreckage of the former Soviet Union remains uncertain. However, their residents do not seem to be sad about this Tiraspol is the Transnistrian capital. It has its own currency, and one dollar accounts for more than 5 million local rubles. For those who bring vegetables from Moldova and Ukraine to the market, it is inconvenient to constantly change money back and forth.
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Nov 23, 2000
Pupil of sorcerers
Olga Grinkrug In Russia, the Children's Superbestseller is published by Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone - the first book from the adventure series of a little wizard The plot about a boy who does not know that he is a wizard, and about the school of magic, where he is eventually going to study, 35-year-old Englishwoman Joan Cathling Rowling invented back in 1990 (photo: AP ) Once upon a time there was a young mother in England with her little daughter Jessica. And she was ...
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Nov 23, 2000
Vernissage of Irina Arkhipova
(Photo: Natalya Loginova ) Irina Arkhipova confirmed the validity of the famous saying that real art is in the Tretyakov Gallery. The singer timed a vocal “vernissage” to coincide with the presentation of her portrait, painted by artist Vasily Nesterenko, in the Vrubel Hall of the gallery. The young singers whom Arkhipova supports performed rarely heard arias and romances that played on the theme of the portrait
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Nov 23, 2000
Jew on stage
Peter Weil Shakespeare's "The Merchant of Venice" was first published in 1600 under the title "The most excellent story of the Merchant of Venice. With the extreme cruelty of the Jew Shylock towards the said merchant, from whom he wanted to cut exactly a pound of flesh." Let us remember that we are talking about the collateral that the moneylender Shylock assigned to the merchant Antonio in case of delay in repaying the debt.
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Nov 23, 2000
Recipe. Sounds of soup. Soup body
Fedor Romer Masha Chuikova. Art Media Center. "TV Gallery". Moscow (Photo: Anna Prokhvatilova ) In 1992, in Zurich, artist Masha Chuikova decided to mark the first anniversary of the collapse of the Soviet empire with a memorial meal, inviting the bigwigs of the Swiss art world to an exotic dinner prepared according to the recipes of the peoples of the USSR.
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Nov 23, 2000
Music for Vladislav Ozerov's drama "Fingal"
S. Ya. Composer Osip Kozlovsky. Great Hall of the Conservatory. Moscow (Photo: Natalya Loginova ) At the beginning of the 19th century, playwright Vladislav Ozerov was no less famous than Derzhavin. He became famous for abandoning the conflict between duty and feeling, which was obligatory in the theater of the classical era, and wrote several tragedies in a fashionable sentimental spirit.
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Nov 23, 2000
General arshin
Sergey Ivanov How tall was Thumbelina? The question is not as elementary as it seems - after all, an inch had different lengths at different times. Most likely, it should be measured in inches, legalized by the decree of the English King Edward II, according to which this unit is “equal to the length of three barley grains taken from the middle part of the ear and placed one against the other with their ends.” Then it turns out that an inch’s height is 25.4 mm.
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Nov 23, 2000
World Bank - St. Petersburg
Natalia Shkurenok It took less than a year for nine St. Petersburg cultural organizations from the Code of Especially Valuable Objects of Cultural Heritage of Russia to spend on their commercial projects $1 million allocated by the World Bank in the form of a loan for the reconstruction of the center of St. Petersburg. The Hermitage spent its grant - 200 thousand dollars - on the production of a modern illustrated guide.
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Nov 23, 2000
Major Glenn's children
Dmitry Ukhov The legendary American musician was a born producer like Leonid Utesov or Bari Alibasov The “Glenn Miller Orchestra” that visited us are professional entertainers performing their duties at the level of a couple of medleys, a Mozart Turkish rondo played on the lips, and Louis Armstrong imitations faded from constant use (Photo: Pavel Gorshkov ) Even those who know nothing about jazz know the name Glenn Miller.
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Nov 23, 2000
"Two fighters" in one bottle
Yuri Sabantsev Do you like beer? Well, I can drink a bottle or two, but so why love him! - this is how I would answer this question. In any case, unlike the television advertising Mephistopheles exclaiming, while sipping "Holsten", "Divine!" (that’s the devil!), I wouldn’t say about beer “Devilly good!” However, I don’t hate beer either.
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