Miscellany, or Russian Laughter on the Path of Life
7 hrs. 50 min.
Language
Russian
Author
Valeriy Ganichev
Author
Valeriy Ganichev
Narrator
Vyacheslav Gerasimov
Narrator
Vyacheslav Gerasimov
Description
The author of the book, Valeriy Ganichev, is a writer, chairman of the Union of Writers of Russia, deputy head of the World Russian People’s Council, doctor of historical sciences, and professor.
After historical and journalistic books such as “Ross the Unconquerable,” “The Tula Encyclopedist,” “Fleet Leader” (about F. Ushakov), “The Statewoman,” “They Won the War, and You?”, “About the Russian,” “Word. Literature. Fatherland,” “Leafing Through the Miles of Days,” and others, the author decided to turn to a light genre—smiles and short memories of those meetings that were in his diverse, many-year life. Indeed, wise thoughts of an old cattleman, the contagious joke of Yuri Gagarin, the firm marshal’s word of Georgy Zhukov, as well as M. Sholokhov’s ironic squint, and Fidel Castro’s light smirk create a distinctive world of smiles and reflection. The author is well acquainted with the 18th century—the age of Catherine II. One of his works “Russian Laughter” told about the emergence of the first literary-satirical journals. One of the first editions, which still hadn’t fully determined its genre, direction, and meaning, was called simply: “Anything and Everything.” The author follows that title too and names his book “Anything and Everything.”
After historical and journalistic books such as “Ross the Unconquerable,” “The Tula Encyclopedist,” “Fleet Leader” (about F. Ushakov), “The Statewoman,” “They Won the War, and You?”, “About the Russian,” “Word. Literature. Fatherland,” “Leafing Through the Miles of Days,” and others, the author decided to turn to a light genre—smiles and short memories of those meetings that were in his diverse, many-year life. Indeed, wise thoughts of an old cattleman, the contagious joke of Yuri Gagarin, the firm marshal’s word of Georgy Zhukov, as well as M. Sholokhov’s ironic squint, and Fidel Castro’s light smirk create a distinctive world of smiles and reflection. The author is well acquainted with the 18th century—the age of Catherine II. One of his works “Russian Laughter” told about the emergence of the first literary-satirical journals. One of the first editions, which still hadn’t fully determined its genre, direction, and meaning, was called simply: “Anything and Everything.” The author follows that title too and names his book “Anything and Everything.”
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00_01_Soderzhanie
25:13
01_Gogol bessmerten
15:54
02_Istorii pro Stalina
16:23
03_Futbol - partiynyy vid sporta
23:39
04_Hoteli kak luchshe... chego!
21:55
05_Chto ne proza, to poeziya
15:00
06_Vozhdi ulybayutsya i shutyat
16:26
07_HruschYov- 'My im pokazhem kuzkinu mat!'
15:30
08_Childrenyata
22:41
09_I eto vse pisateli!
20:29
10_80! Ne yubiley, a kruglaya data
26:18
11_Vstavit dva yumora
18:36
12_Mishka-chelyabinets
15:01
13_Pedagogika voyny
15:40
14_Glavnoe - vstat!
16:20
15_CHYOrnyy rasizm
15:32
16_Anglichane dayut svoyu hronologiyu. A Rossiya za podlinnuyu svobodu
15:04
17_Po samoy suti - zhizn prosta- ego usta - eYo usta
20:25
18_Umelets Firsov
18:12
19_Ottsu ploho
17:25
20_Neobychnyy rukovoditel
17:03
21_Znak svyatogo admirala- Belye lebedi iz-za... korabley
15:41
22_500-y zakryvaet dyhanie
15:56
23_EKSPO-67. Nad Kanadoy nebo sinee
20:36
24_Voyna mirovaya, a voyuyut odni vyatskie
28:55
25_UchYonyy, pisatel. Glubina zhizni
