For a short time, the thesis that “empty streets of Moscow” during the inauguration of Vladimir Putin symbolize the absence of folk support is an interesting example of a folk interpretation of the ceremony [1] .

From the editorial office . Moscow as IROME-3.0 brings the destruction of the culture of its own country. The uniqueness of the historical heritage is erased, imperial barbarism rummages in the corners of the provinces and absorbs all local, thin, tearing, supplying in return tiles, glamor, shawarma. Alexey Minorovsky visited Yekaterinburg traveling from Kostroma, was delighted and upset by what he saw.

The interview with Nicholas Ebertadt, a famous American demograph, recently appeared in the Snob magazine, for the last thirty-five years, busy studying unprecedented mortality in Russia and in the post-Soviet space, made me experience the feeling of Déjà vu. Even rather, Déjà lu. The interview, called “why the Russians die”, affects the topic that is not indifferent to any resident of our country.

From the editorial office . We decided to talk with the psychologist and poet Ekaterina Confroneva both about philosophy and poetry, about poetry as the art of love, and philosophy as the sound of experience. Ekaterina Kondshneva is an amazing author who knows how to weave personal and professional even in a single pattern (it would be inaccurately said), but in a single sound.

“The old Dr. Hidegger, known for his bizarns, once invited four venerable friends to his office” - this begins the story of Nathaniel Gorotorn “The Experience of Dr. Heidegger” begins. Friends were old people - to be precise, three old people and one old woman - incorrectly living their lives.

Kashin again spoke out in the spirit that the peaceful protest was doomed. Probably, many are now reason the same. Moreover, the government shares such estimates. But how blind they are all! At first glance, Kashin seems to be right.

The May holidays seem to be behind, but the theme of World War II and its results from public discussion does not disappear. She has long gone beyond historiography. From the point of view of science, there is no need to expect some breakthroughs in this topic. We have at our disposal a huge array of information. Official documents of all parties, memoirs of military leaders, ordinary soldiers or civilians collected by Oral History.