20 postcards with epic phrases of school teachers and university teachers

Behind the scenes of "Big Change": Why did school teachers and Mikhail Kononov complain about the director

45 years have passed since the filming of Alexei Korenev's film "Big Change", but it still does not lose popularity and is deservedly considered a classic of Soviet cinema. Today it is difficult to imagine other actors in the main roles, and in fact almost all the characters were originally supposed to be played not by those whom the audience saw on the screens. And the filming process itself was very difficult

"And we will bury you!" and other phrases that remained as a memory of Khrushchev and his times

For some, the period of Khrushchev's rule is the Thaw, the resettlement of communal apartments and flights into space. For some - the shooting of workers in Novocherkassk, the destruction of agriculture and persecution of the priesthood. In any case, it was a bright period of Soviet and Russian history, and it left a big mark after itself - including in our language. Here are a few phrases that were spoken under Khrushchev and which we still use today

20 postcards with sparkling children's phrases from the book by Korney Chukovsky "From two to five"

On March 31, 1882, Korney Ivanovich Chukovsky was born - a famous storyteller, a talented poet and translator. And he just adored children, and the children paid him with the same boundless love. Perhaps that is why such a wonderful book appeared - "From two to five", which became a real journey into childhood

The genius of mathematics: 17-year-old girl finishes both school and university at the same time

Graduation time is coming, and most schoolchildren have already decided on where they will go, although not everyone is still sure of their choice. However, for Stephanie Moi, this is not a problem - by the age of 17, she not only finishes school, but also receives a master's degree in mathematics

From boarding school to philologists, from teachers to bandits: Paradoxes of the 1990s movie star Anatoly Zhuravlev

Probably, the actor Anatoly Zhuravlev, who celebrated his 57th birthday on March 20, can in many respects be called an exception to the rule, because he always combined the incongruous. He became the last champion of the USSR in taekwondo, but at the same time he was fond of art and graduated from the Faculty of Philology. After serving in the army, he worked as a teacher of the Russian language and literature, and then suddenly reincarnated as one of the main screen bandits. Unlike many stars of the 1990s, he managed to go beyond one role and to