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Kdo se zabývá ruským exilem, ví, že drtivá většina občanů Ruské federace, kteří prchli ze země před Putinovým režimem, žije v naději, že dříve nebo později, nejspíše po diktátorově pádu, se poměry zlepší, oni se vrátí a bude líp.Všechny díly podcastu Názory a argumenty můžete pohodlně poslouchat v mobilní aplikaci mujRozhlas pro Android a iOS nebo na webu mujRozhlas.cz.

Pierre was stewing over his wife's perceived infidelity with Dolokhov, who was sitting right across from him at the celebration for Bagration. As too often of late, Pierre was a glutton - eating and drinking in excess. He sensed what marrying into the Kuragin family would devolve into -- but could not resist that Siren's call of Hélène.   Pierre's suspicions were roused by rumor as well as an anonymous letter informing him that his wife's connection with Dolokhov was a secret to no one but himself.  Pierre reflects while others give toasts. He recalled how Dolokhov arrived from Austerlitz, injured and need of a place to recover; and how he housed him and lent him money.   It now made sense as to why Dolokhov would so often praise Hélène's beauty. He senses Dolohkov gets a kick out of cuckolding him. He sees Dolokhov wearing a familiar & sadistic look,  such as when he tied a policeman to the bear in Petersburg or when he shot some mail-carrier's horse.  Pierre considered, “to kill a man means nothing to him.” Yet Pierre felt a prideful need to make a stand.  His mind was scrambling and did not even recognize Nicholas, who chides the Count when Pierre failed to toast Alexandr. Dolokhov suggests for Nichols to be nicer and renew their acquaintance. Denisov then suggests that Rostov should flatter the man with the biggest estate and most striking wife. Pierre sensed he was being talked about.   Dolokhov directs himself to Pierre and makes a toast inadvertently funny or intentionally cutting:  “Here's to the health of lovely women, Peterkin—and their lovers!” Is he honoring Pierre or rubbing the whole matter in his face?   Just then a footman was distributing leaflets of a vocal composition for guests to sing along with.  One was laid one before Pierre.  Dolokhov decided to take what was Pierre's and perhaps Tolstoy is being symbolic.   Dolokhov grabs the paper and began to peruse it, which was the straw that broke the camel's back. We are not told if Dolokhov is being insolent or his rascal self nor whether there was any affair. We just know Pierre's perceptions. Pierre looked at Dolokhov and with a ferocity he never demonstrated, yelled “How dare you take it, You shan't have it!” The outburst alarmed those near, including Prince Nesvítski. Dolokhov returns a look which seemed to say  “Ah! This is what I love!”  Pierre continues, “You...! You Villain! I challenge you!”  He is demanding satisfaction.  In Pierre's mind the question of his wife's guilt was resolved.  Within that gigantic heart, he hated his wife and was separated from her.    Formal arrangements were made for the duel to take place the next day in the Sokolnik Forest.   Rostov agrees to be Dolokhov's second and Pierre choses Nesvitski. Pierre quickly goes home but  Dolokhov stays at the English club, admiring the entertainment.  When Rostov asked Dolokhov how he felt, the latter responded:   “I'll tell you the whole secret of dueling. If you make a will and write affectionate letters to your parents and think you may be killed, you are a fool and are lost. But if you go with the firm intention of killing your man as quickly and surely as possible, then all will be right…. À demain, mon cher.” We are brought to the next morning at the forest. Dolokhov, Denisov and Rostov arrive first. When Pierre appears, he carried the air of a man who already lost. He was absorbed by his wife's guilt and thought his adversary had no reason to preserve the honor of a man who meant nothing to him. Pierre ponders "Either I shall kill him or he will me." There were moments he felt like running away and burying himself.   He realized there was no getting out of this and considered “Will it be long before this begins? Is all ready?” The pistols were loaded and sabres stuck in the snow to mark the barriers by which the duelists could not pass to shoot. Nesvitski tries to talk Pierre down, saying there is no sufficient grounds for mortal conflict and that Pierre was impetuous. Pierre agrees the whole thing is horribly stupid but feels compelled to proceed.  Pierre is almost wishing to be put out of his misery.  This includes the gloom over his marriage, the wealth he cannot manage and his directionless life.   He took the pistol and inquired about its working, as he had never even held a pistol. This as he was to face a man who been in various duels and acquitted himself well at Austerlitz. The spot chosen was some 80 paces from the main road, in a clearing in the pine forest that was still covered with snow.  The duelists would start 40 paces apart from separate edges and walk to each other and fire at will. At this time of day, it was misty and neither belligerent could see the other.  This delayed the ability to commence for a few minutes.  

"Büntetőjogi felelőssége tudatában nyilatkozott" – reagált az Állami Számvevőszék a költségvetésből hiányzó 286 milliárd ügyére Csatahajó, repülőtér és emlékérme – Trump mindenre rárakná az arcát vagy a nevét Leváltották Szentkirályi Alexandrát a fővárosi Fidesz éléről Oroszország ismét nagyszabású éjszakai légitámadást indított az ukrán városok ellen, riasztották a lengyel légierőt is Olyan rossz a magyar intézmények állapota, hogy ez most már komoly növekedési tartalék „Nem lesz felhőtlen az örömük” – Hatósági eljárás indult Orbán Viktor édesanyja és testvére tőzegcége ellen, miközben 50 milliót vettek ki belőle „Mindent kivettek az utolsó fillérig…” – Kiszivárgott Lázár János körének rekordprofitja, de Magyar Péter lecsapni készül a dohánybizniszre "Lássa, hogy kivel van dolga, ön fogja vezetni a végrehajtói visszaéléseket vizsgáló bizottságot" – parlamenti felszólalásban lepte meg Magyar Péter Toroczkait Magyar Péter: Módosítani fogjuk a szükséges módon az Alaptörvényt, nem személyre szabott jogalkotással fogunk élni Robogott a magyarországi SPAR a múlt évben Kozák Luca szerint az időeredmény fontosabb volt, mint a győzelem Kell-e félniük az Amerikába utazó szurkolóknak a labdarúgó-vb-n? Visszatér a napsütés, de egy-egy váratlan zápor még bezavarhat kedden A további adásainkat keresd a podcast.hirstart.hu oldalunkon. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

"Büntetőjogi felelőssége tudatában nyilatkozott" – reagált az Állami Számvevőszék a költségvetésből hiányzó 286 milliárd ügyére Csatahajó, repülőtér és emlékérme – Trump mindenre rárakná az arcát vagy a nevét Leváltották Szentkirályi Alexandrát a fővárosi Fidesz éléről Oroszország ismét nagyszabású éjszakai légitámadást indított az ukrán városok ellen, riasztották a lengyel légierőt is Olyan rossz a magyar intézmények állapota, hogy ez most már komoly növekedési tartalék „Nem lesz felhőtlen az örömük” – Hatósági eljárás indult Orbán Viktor édesanyja és testvére tőzegcége ellen, miközben 50 milliót vettek ki belőle „Mindent kivettek az utolsó fillérig…” – Kiszivárgott Lázár János körének rekordprofitja, de Magyar Péter lecsapni készül a dohánybizniszre "Lássa, hogy kivel van dolga, ön fogja vezetni a végrehajtói visszaéléseket vizsgáló bizottságot" – parlamenti felszólalásban lepte meg Magyar Péter Toroczkait Magyar Péter: Módosítani fogjuk a szükséges módon az Alaptörvényt, nem személyre szabott jogalkotással fogunk élni Robogott a magyarországi SPAR a múlt évben Kozák Luca szerint az időeredmény fontosabb volt, mint a győzelem Kell-e félniük az Amerikába utazó szurkolóknak a labdarúgó-vb-n? Visszatér a napsütés, de egy-egy váratlan zápor még bezavarhat kedden A további adásainkat keresd a podcast.hirstart.hu oldalunkon. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

The magnificent banquet honoring General Bagration was held in Moscow on March 3, 1806 at the English Club, a great marble hall with a series of smaller saloons. This celebration is remembered for its fervor amidst defeat. A source Tolstoy used for this was the first-hand account by the English writer & diplomat, Robert Ker Porter, who ironically notes that by 1806, there were not three English members of this social club.  Tolstoy has all the rooms humming with conversation, like bees swarming in Spring. Many guests were elderly and respected personages who could be found at their usual places. A smaller set were younger, some returning from Austerlitz. This is symbolized by Denísov, Rostov and Dolokhov— the latter who is said to be having an affair with Pierre's wife. The faces of youth expressed “We honor and respect you, our elders, but remember, the future belongs to us.” Pierre was surrounded by subservience to his wealth. He now belonged to a class he quickly grew contemptuous of. He was no longer that vibrant clumsy character when he had little to his name. He was fashionably dressed but appeared sullen. At his wife's insistence, he let his hair grow and abandoned his spectacles. Many of the historic figures at the event rationalized the loss at Austerlitz.  The night was filled with a passion for revival with much of the zeal directed toward Bagration. It was the most animated Porter ever recalled seeing aristocrats of Europe get.  Count Rostov is presented as having the honor of hosting this event and he enthusiastically greets all who attend. His son was accompanied by Dolokhov, whose acquaintance Nicholas had come to value. When Bagration arrived, bells rang, servants rushed around and the better part of the 300 guests crowded to witness the arrival. Bagration was described as short and with a dark complexion, indicative of the warm climates he had served in. His face was perfectly Georgian and expressed an affability and sweetness. He was dressed in a green uniform covered with various awards.Bagration had the honor of entering the dining area first and walked reticently. He would look more comfortable in a field under fire. He was soon escorted by Count Rostov, who appealed for the guests to make way. Ilya carried a large silver tray, on top of which lied written verses that were read aloud and continued through the dinner announcement. The sentiment expressed was: You Bring Glory to Alexandr's Reign; You are a Dreaded Foe, which Napoleon has Learned So Well; You carry the Wisdom and Tactics of Caesar; You are a Rhipheus (hero of Troy); But are in essence, a Good and Kind-Hearted Man.The guests grew hungry and found their seats, which corresponded to their rank and importance. The Count with a few choice peers sat facing Bagration. Ilyá presented his son to Bagration and was filled with joy when the two chatted.  Nicholas, Denísov and Dolokhov sat almost at the middle of the table. Facing them were Pierre and Prince Nesvitski,Every selection at dinner was splendid. Between the courses was a stream of toasts. At one point, the Host shouted, “To the health of our Sovereign, the Emperor!” The band immediately struck up a traditional patriotic song, which led all to rise and shout “Hurrah!” Young Rostov's ecstatic voice could be heard above the rest during his own toast to Alexandr. He emptied his glass at one gulp he thrashed it on the floor. Many followed the example and it was the job of the footmen to clean up the mess.  Various officers were then toasted and the glasses continued to shatter.As I have been stressing, Bagration was embraced as National Hero and redeemer. However, Bagration did have his own embarrassments, which Tolstoy knew of and some scholars believe the author addresses indirectly.  Notably, Bagration was shamed by his wife, the alluring Ekaterina, who carried the nickname, le Bel Ange Nu, the Beautiful Naked Angel, for her revealing and often translucent attire. They separated in 1805 and she was renowned for her liaisons. This included a long-term relationship with Clemence Von Metternich, the Austrian diplomat, by whom she bore her only child, Marie. Metternich informally adopted the child, allowing Marie to live with his family.  Ekaterina remained married and Marie was raised with Bagration's name – as mandated by Czar Alexandr, who was also said to have relations with Ekaterina years later.These the widely known affairs of Ekaterina appear to be thrust upon the fictional Hélène, Pierre's wife. Rumors are swirling that Hélène is making a fool of Pierre, who is in many senses, is Tolstoy's hero of the novel.  In this chapter, we have Pierre present, stewing in anger and seated across from his new rival, while the historic hero, who had a similar problem, is honored.

Optikou dneška se všechno, co se týká Ruska, včetně ruské kultury, spojuje u většiny soudných lidí jen s negativními emocemi. Není divu, fašistické rysy současného ruského státu vyhřezlé mimo jiné v zvěrstvech na území Ukrajiny, k tomu přímo svádějí, a chtít detailnější pohled po lidech, kteří se nikdy neměli potřebu Ruskem zabývat, by nebylo moudré.Všechny díly podcastu Názory a argumenty můžete pohodlně poslouchat v mobilní aplikaci mujRozhlas pro Android a iOS nebo na webu mujRozhlas.cz.

Pálinkás Szilveszter is ott volt, amikor katonai tiszteletadással fogadták Ruszin-Szendi Romuluszt a Honvédelmi Minisztériumnál Lázár volt munkatársai azonnali hatállyal csomagolnak, hogy Magyar beköltözhessen Már reagált is Hegedűs Zsolt egészségügyi miniszter a civilek szülésről szóló felhívására Választási osztogatás: több mint ezermilliárd forintos keretszerződést kötött a kilencedik leggazdagabb magyar cége az Orbán-kormánnyal Lázárék nem ok nélkül akarták eltitkolni a GYSEV-részvények megvásárlásának részleteit Van, akinek fáj az erős forint – szakértőket kérdeztünk Ángyán József: Orbán elszámoltatása elkerülhetetlen Mint a kocsmában: Ruzsa Diána tiszás képviselő figyelmét elkerülte az Országház etikettje Szentkirályi Alexandrát leköpték az utcán, szerinte sötét idők várnak Magyarországra Tüntetések törtek ki Kubában Tíz másodperc alatt eldőlt Böde Dániel sorsa Arne Slot hosszasan fényezte Kerkez Milost Ez a hétvége a szántóföldeknek kedvez inkább, nem a kirándulóknak A további adásainkat keresd a podcast.hirstart.hu oldalunkon. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Pálinkás Szilveszter is ott volt, amikor katonai tiszteletadással fogadták Ruszin-Szendi Romuluszt a Honvédelmi Minisztériumnál Lázár volt munkatársai azonnali hatállyal csomagolnak, hogy Magyar beköltözhessen Már reagált is Hegedűs Zsolt egészségügyi miniszter a civilek szülésről szóló felhívására Választási osztogatás: több mint ezermilliárd forintos keretszerződést kötött a kilencedik leggazdagabb magyar cége az Orbán-kormánnyal Lázárék nem ok nélkül akarták eltitkolni a GYSEV-részvények megvásárlásának részleteit Van, akinek fáj az erős forint – szakértőket kérdeztünk Ángyán József: Orbán elszámoltatása elkerülhetetlen Mint a kocsmában: Ruzsa Diána tiszás képviselő figyelmét elkerülte az Országház etikettje Szentkirályi Alexandrát leköpték az utcán, szerinte sötét idők várnak Magyarországra Tüntetések törtek ki Kubában Tíz másodperc alatt eldőlt Böde Dániel sorsa Arne Slot hosszasan fényezte Kerkez Milost Ez a hétvége a szántóföldeknek kedvez inkább, nem a kirándulóknak A további adásainkat keresd a podcast.hirstart.hu oldalunkon. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Když prorusky naladění obyvatelé západních zemí popisují přednosti režimu v Ruské federaci, často uvádějí, že jde o pilíř mravnosti v porovnání se zkaženým Západem. Ruský list Komsomolskaja pravda zveřejnil před několika dny reportáž, která představu o mravnosti tamního života upřesňuje.Všechny díly podcastu Názory a argumenty můžete pohodlně poslouchat v mobilní aplikaci mujRozhlas pro Android a iOS nebo na webu mujRozhlas.cz.

„Muž kolem padesáti let ve větrovce a čepici se nervózně prodírá ke vchodu do nádraží. Hlasitě а sprostě nadává a natáčí na mobil černý sloup dýmu, z něhož tu a tam šlehají plameny. Jeho řeč postrádá souvislost. Zdá se, že je prostě šokován tím, co se děje.“Všechny díly podcastu Názory a argumenty můžete pohodlně poslouchat v mobilní aplikaci mujRozhlas pro Android a iOS nebo na webu mujRozhlas.cz.

On his return as a lieutenant in a fancy military jacket laced with silver as well as possessing a St. George's Cross for bravery, Nicholas is treated magnificently. Nicholas gets used to it and develops an ego that leaves him open to being taken advantage of. The finances of his aristocratic family are brought out, noting how his affable father, Ilya, was bestowing a trove on his Prodigal son, as well as other celebratory events after remortgaging his estates. Illya purchased his son a fine horse that could enter races and also the most fashionable outfits. With his new look and demeanor, Nicholas would be seen at the elite social events. He also visited a woman on the boulevard…a fairly clear reference to a prostitute. He relished being home as a young man aware of the world.  He left behind childish things, such as once feeling disconcerted about sneaking around his mansion kissing Sonya. He also visited the historical English Club – a social institution started by English merchants around 1770 that gathered at various stately houses. Men used the Club to socialize, drink, gamble and make connections. Tolstoy, Pushkin and Nikolai Gogol were members. Gogol is a writer with Ukrainian roots, from a Cossack family, which both Ukraine & Russia claim as theirs. Like much of Moscow, Rostov's passion for the Czar cooled but he still expressed that there was something in his feelings for Alexandr that could not be understood by others. Rostov drifted even away further from Sonya, as Tolstoy expertly catches the nature of a young man who must have his freedom. He knew there were more women to know and Love would come later. It was now early March, and Ilya is arranging a dinner in honor of General Bagration at the aforementioned English Club. Ilya is presented as a long-time member.    This celebration for actually happened and it is important to recognize why. The reason was that Bagration was viewed as the saving grace of the recent war. Tolsoty reveals how the news of Austerlitz traveled. High Society had generally been accustomed to victories, especially from era of Catherine the Great & General Suvorov, where the triumphs were common over the Ottomans and Poles. On receiving news of the absolute defeat at Austerlitz – much of Moscow did not believe it or chose not to.  However, the truth could not be contained. When it spread, it had to be dealt with. Blame was cast on many, including Kutuzov. Many felt it was the general's age, health, and lack of ingenuity that led to defeat. More quietly blame was cast the Czar, by way of his youth, inexperience and trust in worthless advisors. Still, a good portion considered Alexandr as the “angel incarnate.” Most vocally, the Austrians were blamed.The public felt compelled to throw their support behind the army.  Some were singled out for having performed miracles of valor. The chief hero of was General Bagration, hailed for his effort at Schön Grabern and command of the rear-guard. It also helped that Moscow's new hero was a stranger to the City. Tolstoy has Shinshin (a quick wit and relative of the Rostovs) parody the master of satire, Voltaire by voicing, “Had there been no Bagration, it would have been necessary to invent him.” The original quote was “Had there been no God, it would have been necessary to invent him.” The Frenchman reached something profound in few words.   Tales of valor of numerous men were embellished and spread and characters like Rostov, Boris and Berg symbolized that wave. One may have saved a standard, another had reportedly killed five Frenchmen, while another was said to fight valiantly with an injury.There is a reference that nobody spoke of Andrei. Reports were that he was killed, leaving a pregnant wife with his eccentric father. Tolstoy references Andrei to symbolize the many, with such promise, who were wasted.This chapter plays up the elaborateness of the preparation for the event at the English Club, going through the choice of cook, food and entertainment. Nicholas jokes with his father that Bagration prepared less for battle at Schön Grabern. Ilya tells his son to go to Pierre's, invite him and obtain the best fruit – strawberries and pineapples, as they are not available anywhere else.  Anna Drubetskaya shows up and introduces the sordid affair that Pierre is affected by. There is a rumor that Dolokhov, who survived Austerlitz, is having an affair with Helene, Pierre's wife.  Helene, has always been presented as the type of woman who is a snare -- something of Delilah to the Biblical Sampson. She reveals that Pierre gave Dolokhov a place to stay upon his return and was betrayed. This has filled Pierre with a rage of biblical proportions.

Když Vladimir Putin zahájil válku proti Ukrajině, měl mezi domácími podporovateli i skupinu, která ho nikdy nepřijala za svého, ale chválila za to, že poslal ruské vojáky, aby dobývali další území. Během válečných roků dostala tato skupina označení vojenkoři, což je zkráceně vojenští korespondenti.Všechny díly podcastu Názory a argumenty můžete pohodlně poslouchat v mobilní aplikaci mujRozhlas pro Android a iOS nebo na webu mujRozhlas.cz.

V březnu proběhla na půdě Senátu České republiky výstava obrazů Čechošvýcarky Lucie Radové. Uspořádal ji její syn Alexandr ze Švýcarska spolu s českým bratrancem Miroslavem. Zpečetili tím tak své setkání po letech.

Málokdo ze současných ruských veřejných činitelů je tak výrazný jako Dmitrij Bykov. Wikipedie ho stručně charakterizuje jako spisovatele, básníka a publicistu, literárního kritika, rozhlasového a televizního moderátora, novináře, učitele literatury a filmového kritika. Dodává, že je politickým myslitelem a aktivistou, který se staví proti současnému ruskému vedení, zejména proti prezidentovi Vladimiru Putinovi.Všechny díly podcastu Názory a argumenty můžete pohodlně poslouchat v mobilní aplikaci mujRozhlas pro Android a iOS nebo na webu mujRozhlas.cz.

V moskevských ulicích se objevilo riziko výskytu moči doprovázeného příslušným pachem. Jaká je příčina? Přestaly fungovat pouliční záchodky. Proč? Protože byly závislé na internetovém připojení.Všechny díly podcastu Názory a argumenty můžete pohodlně poslouchat v mobilní aplikaci mujRozhlas pro Android a iOS nebo na webu mujRozhlas.cz.

Představte si to překvapení, kdyby se jednoho dne Tomio Okamura probudil a začal psát na sociální sítě, že Andrej Babiš je prolhaný hochštapler a zloděj a že skutečným hrdinou naší doby je Volodymyr Zelenskyj. Přibližně stejný šok zažili ruští uživatelé internetu toto úterý, kdy z muže doposud známého jako jeden z Putinových propagandistů začaly padat tvrdé odsudky na adresu prezidenta.

Představte si to překvapení, kdyby se jednoho dne Tomio Okamura probudil a začal psát na sociální sítě, že Andrej Babiš je prolhaný hochštapler a zloděj a že skutečným hrdinou naší doby je Volodymyr Zelenskyj. Přibližně stejný šok zažili ruští uživatelé internetu toto úterý, kdy z muže doposud známého jako jeden z Putinových propagandistů začaly padat tvrdé odsudky na adresu prezidenta.Všechny díly podcastu Názory a argumenty můžete pohodlně poslouchat v mobilní aplikaci mujRozhlas pro Android a iOS nebo na webu mujRozhlas.cz.

Dnes k nám do studia dorazil rumpetista, klavírista a producent Alexandr Smutný, kterého můžete znát z kapely Jelen. Mimo jiné prozradil, že kapela už má naplánovaný svůj Jelenfest, který nabídne nejen koncerty, ale i celodenní program plný setkávání s fanoušky a doprovodných aktivit. S Lubkou a Mírou také probrali jeho producentskou práci a akci Composers Summit Prague, která se během pár let stala jednou z největších událostí zaměřených na filmovou a seriálovou hudbu. Do Prahy dorazí desítky světových skladatelů, držitelů Oscarů i tvůrců hudby k projektům jako Stranger Things nebo Marvel. Co Alexandr dále prozradil? Dozvíte se v rozhovoru.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Před 165 lety, v březnu 1861, zrušil ruský car Alexandr II. ve své říši nevolnictví. Mužici se už nemohli prodávat mezi statkáři, směli se ženit dle vlastního výběru, nemuseli se bát, že opilý nebo sadistický pán jejich rodinu rozdělí nebo utýrá k smrti. Byl to jediný okamžik v dějinách, kdy Rusko předstihlo Ameriku. Tamní otroctví se definitivně zrušilo o čtyři roky později.

Druhého března byly nedožité 95. narozeniny Michaila Gorbačova. Kontroverzní politik, který chtěl vylepšit socialismus a přidat mu lidskou tvář, ale během svého působení pochopil, že to nejde, ale nesáhl k typicky ruským násilným metodám, aby zůstal u moci, je jednou z nejvýznamnějších postav 20. století.Všechny díly podcastu Názory a argumenty můžete pohodlně poslouchat v mobilní aplikaci mujRozhlas pro Android a iOS nebo na webu mujRozhlas.cz.

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Před 70 lety bylo na závěr XX. sjezdu Komunistické strany Sovětského svazu svoláno mimořádné zasedání. Přítomni směli být pouze delegáti sjezdu, pro všechny ostatní účastníky shromáždění byla schůze nepřístupná. První tajemník ÚV KSSS Nikita Chruščov šokoval nejdříve přítomné, pak celý svět.

Před 70 lety bylo na závěr XX. sjezdu Komunistické strany Sovětského svazu svoláno mimořádné zasedání. Přítomni směli být pouze delegáti sjezdu, pro všechny ostatní účastníky shromáždění byla schůze nepřístupná. První tajemník ÚV KSSS Nikita Chruščov šokoval nejdříve přítomné, pak celý svět.Všechny díly podcastu Názory a argumenty můžete pohodlně poslouchat v mobilní aplikaci mujRozhlas pro Android a iOS nebo na webu mujRozhlas.cz.

Víme, že ukrajinské civilní obyvatelstvo ve svých bytech a domech v mnoha městech trpí zimou, neteče voda, ani není elektřina. Víme, proč tomu tak je. Rusové chtějí genocidními útoky na energetickou síť Ukrajiny přinutit zemi ke kapitulaci. To se jim ovšem nedaří.Všechny díly podcastu Názory a argumenty můžete pohodlně poslouchat v mobilní aplikaci mujRozhlas pro Android a iOS nebo na webu mujRozhlas.cz.

Téma důvěryhodného zastoupení ruské opozice je už delší dobu klíčové pro lidi zabývající se Ruskem v Evropě, ale i v ruské emigraci, kterým jde o navázání vzájemných vztahů. V minulých dnech došlo k ustavení neoficiálního ruského výsadku protiputinovců v evropské organizaci a nedávno vydala tato opoziční skupina první prohlášení.

Téma důvěryhodného zastoupení ruské opozice je už delší dobu klíčové pro lidi zabývající se Ruskem v Evropě, ale i v ruské emigraci, kterým jde o navázání vzájemných vztahů. V minulých dnech došlo k ustavení neoficiálního ruského výsadku protiputinovců v evropské organizaci a nedávno vydala tato opoziční skupina první prohlášení.Všechny díly podcastu Názory a argumenty můžete pohodlně poslouchat v mobilní aplikaci mujRozhlas pro Android a iOS nebo na webu mujRozhlas.cz.

This episode explores the background of the Czar reduced to tears after the Battle of Austerlitz. Many readers know little of the ruler Nicholas Rostov and countless officers were so devoted to.Over the last few years, you may have watched Ridley Scott's film “Napoleon.” I argue that the casting of Alexandr embraces a view of the filmmaker that aligns with the perception the fictional Nicholas held.  Edouard Philipponnat as Alexandr was the standout in the film and embraced a youthful exuberance. Handsome and dashing, Scott captured the energy that Tolstoy depicts.  Should you view a portrait of Alexandr, however, you will not see the equivalent of an Edourd or Brad Pitt. You will discover something that fits of Alexander Pushkin's description of Alexandr of being a “Balding Dandy.” Pushkin was exiled by Alexandr for anti-Czarist sentiments.Napoleon even wrote Josephine in 1807: “I am satisfied with Alexander and he ought to be satisfied with me. If he were a woman, I think I would make him my mistress.” Historically, the opposite may have been true.  Alexandr may have taken up an affair with Josephine and assuredly did so with numerous beautiful and intelligent woman of the aristocracy.More Importantly, Alexandr has a fascinating background which contributes to turning him into the lamenting Sovereign at Austerlitz.Alexander's grandfather was Peter III, who was born in northern German speaking lands and was also, for a time, the presumptive heir for the throne of Sweden. Peter served as Czar for only six months before his wife, Catherine, plotted to overthrew him in 1762. Catherine was Germanic royalty who converted to Orthodoxy upon her marriage. Catherine moved quickly against her husband, who she regarded as lacking sense and maturity. She also considered him a drunk.  Nevertheless, some German historians find Peter to be cultured and open-minded. Peter did have an openness to adapting European technology and placed the sciences on a prestigious level. After the coup, Peter was held in a prison and likely strangled.  The official account was that the cause was a stroke or bowel obstruction. Catherine then ruled as regent for her son Paul, but never gave up any authority when Paul became of-age, around 1772. Catherine alleged, in memoirs and conversation, that Paul was sired by one of her lovers, which would mean Alexandr was not of any so-called Royal blood.  Nevertheless, she took notable efforts to educate Paul's two sons, Alexandr and Konstantin.When Catherine died in 1796, Paul assumed leadership and met a similar end as Peter after a five year reign. Paul shares a complex reputation and was quite notably influenced by his love of Prussia, especially their military.  Paul was most assuredly strangled in 1801.  This second murder of a Czar within 40 years is what brought Alexandr (then 23) to the throne.As referenced, Catherine dedicated time to instruct Alexandr and his brother Konstantin. She would relay the importance of the French Revolution and read to them the Declaration of the Rights of Man. More consequentially, Catherine assigned Alexandr a Swiss tutor, Frédéric-César de La Harpe, to teach Enlightenment ideals. For generations, aristocratic households were commonly hiring French and Swiss educators. Peter the Great had a Swiss soldier and advisor, François Lefort, instruct him on how to follow the path of Europe.Alexandr took to his Swiss tutor and had a keen mind toward European ways. As soon as he became Czar, he put aspects of his education into practice, including creating an intellectual inner circle. Early on, this close group planned various reforms such as easing censorship and planning for a Constitution of the type sprouting around Europe.There was a recognition that serfs were the agricultural and military backbone – but this system would eventually have to change. Alexandr desired phase out serfdom but it didn't end until 1861. Alexandr went as far as issuing a voluntary decree - noting landowners could free their serfs and give them land if they desired. He understood what could and could not be done.Reports are that Alexandr considered himself to be inspired – something of a Chosen One. He felt it was ordained that he would prevail at the pivotal battle at Austerlitz, which he chose to be present at. The all-encompassing loss caused him to become utterly devastated.

Nicholas continues on his mission looking for Kutuzov or the Emperor. He notices broken carriages along the roads and hordes of troops in worsening levels of disorganization. Many are wounded. He reaches an area safe from cannon fire coming from the Pratzen Heights and slows to realize that there is no point to what he is doing. He has nothing of import to convey to the Tsar or to Kutuzov, should they remain alive. He learns the direction surviving commanders headed and hears conflicting reports about Alexandr being wounded or killed. One soldier, however, expressed confidence the Tsar was driven away at full speed in a carriage pulled by his customary driver, Illya Ivanych, Rostov rides on -- not knowing how to direct himself. He took in the scenery and local architecture, including a church, symbolic of the sacred blotted out by War. He felt that if the Emperor was slain, he should have no desire to save himself.  The point is that Alexandr, who does not know the thousands of young men he sent to their ignominious end, remains Rostov's end-and-be-all. This is a contrast to Andrei, who finally realizes there is something much greater than ambitious rulers. Rostov soon passes the battlefield where the largest number perished. Here, “men lied like heaps of manure on well-kept plowland.” There were 10 to 15 dead to each couple of acres. Those wounded stumbled together in twos and threes and Rostov absorbed their screams and groans.  Rostov became noticeable on his horse and some French on higher ground trained a few shots at him.  He was snapped out of his moroseness through thinking of his mother's love. Once again Nicholas adopts the instincts of a rabbit who senses danger and escapes.   He made it to a small village many utilized as a Haven. Upon hearing more rumors about the Emperor, he continued on for a couple of miles, coming to a ditch where he saw two men who seemed out of place on their grand horses. Another stood by a tree and Rostov noticed it was his Monarch.  Such a scenario may be thought fictional or symbolic – namely, Alexandr becoming virtually alone in the disorder of the retreat. However, there is enough truth in this description to commend Tolstoy for weaving fiction and history in the way that Shakespeare did with his Histories, where the Bard's writing often stands for a greater truth. What happened historically was that the struggle for The Pratzen Heights decided the Battle and Kutuzov remained at the center of the conflict for as long as prudent. Both Kutozov and even Weyrother were shouting orders, trying to rally men, dispatching messengers -- all actions of reputable commanders. Amidst the chaos, there are reports that Alexander was separated from his Guard and wound up with some of the survivors of Gen. Miloradovich's brigade. At one point, Alexandr was found “on damp ground under a tree, with his face covered with a handkerchief, bitterly crying.”  This was the account of Gen. Carl Freidrich Graf von Toll.        The sentiment portrayed by Tolstoy is that Alexandr started the day envisioning he would be at the head of His army, like a Greek Warrior-King, at least at the moment of Triumph. Yet the accounts are that he was reduced to the image of something like……Job among the ash heap. So Tolstoy depicts Rostov as having the opportunity to comfort his Beloved. Yet Tolstoy does NOT have Nicholas take that step.  Instead, Rostov backs down with the fear of a youth who cannot approach his true love. Though Nicholas had played over a million speeches in his head on what he would say to Alexandr should they meet, he was now immobilized by fear. Instead he convinces himself of the imprudence of an approach at such an unpleasant moment. He felt any such interaction should be reserved for when Rostov was dying on the field and there would be a poetic moment of thanks. Tolstoy then has Von Toll come into the scene and upon seeing the Emperor, comfort him while the two spend a few moments under an apple tree.

Promenáda Anny Politkovské v Praze vznikla ve stejný den jako Náměstí Borise Němcova, 27. února 2020. Náměstí Pod kaštany u ruské ambasády bylo přejmenováno na Náměstí Borise Němcova a současně vedlejší alej v parku Stromovka dostala název Promenáda Anny Politkovské.

Poslanec ruské Státní dumy a politolog Vjačeslav Nikonov (vnuk stalinského ministra zahraničí Vjačeslava Molotova) přerušil 9. listopadu 2016 parlamentní jednání prohlášením: „Před třemi minutami Hillary Clintonová uznala svou porážku v prezidentských volbách ve Spojených státech a před vteřinou Trump začal svůj projev jako zvolený prezident.“

Tolstoy hardly ends the novel with the revelation imparted to Andrei. Instead, it continues for another 1000 pages, in substantial part, exploring the triviality so paramount to those without such vision. The story moves back to earth to focus on the historic disgrace for Alexandr and Francis. It is entirely the opposite for Napoleon, who came out on top of The Battle of Three Emperors.  Yet the bravado with which men enter a fight for those like Bonaparte, has lost some of the luster.So many of us can be brought to both planes by the right presentation – either recognizing the responsibility of answering a call to arms; or appreciating the Sublime. Tolstoy is presenting this contrast as one of the great humanists, who wrote his masterpiece 60 years after Austerlitz.The segue of Nicholas taking on his futile mission with such fervor after Andrei takes in the infinite sky, highlights how vulnerable we are to mindsets of emperor worship and patriotic devotion – more so at younger ages without the experience of war. Just before the battle, Andrei was imagining, ”this will be the battle that makes me.” He is thinking of how the Battle of Toulon, in 1793, was a springboard for Napoleon. Tolstoy is showing how common it is for decent men to reach the point they will sacrifice their lives for military glory.The point of this episode is to appreciate how easy a man can pulled into that mindset; and it is one of the great lessons of War & Peace.This episode brings you through a few examples of such calls, in fiction and history.What often comes to mind for the American audience is the speech in Braveheart – iconic fiction based on the historic Battle of Stirling Bridge (1297), written by Randall Wallace & Mel Gibson and naturally delivered by Mel. Napoleon assuredly had the knack of attracting men to risk their lives for his vision and also referenced is one of his inspirational appeals that came shortly after the Battle of Lodi in 1796:“To you, soldiers, will belong the immortal honor of redeeming the fairest portion of Europe. The French people, free and respected by the whole world, shall give to Europe a glorious peace, which shall indemnify it for all the sacrifices which it has borne the last six years. Then, by your own firesides you shall repose and your fellow citizens, when they point out any one of you, shall say: ‘He belonged to the army of Italy that fought in the Italian campaign!'”The last reference is to a speech attributed to St. Bernard, an abbot from Clairvaux, France, in the 1100s, where he motivated the Knights of the Second Crusade in a Palm Sunday speech:“Christian warriors, He who gave His life for you, today demands yours in return. These are struggles worthy of you, combats in which it is glorious to conquer and advantageous to die. Illustrious knights, generous defenders of the Cross, remember your fathers, who conquered Jerusalem, and whose names are inscribed in Heaven. Abandon the things that perish, to gather unfading palms and conquer a Kingdom that has no end.”These are appeals to a sense of manhood and patriotism, and once again it is the spirit Andrei relinquishes. He is now is given a more ideal, godly and transcendent point of view.   

Končící týden se stal časovou hranicí, za kterou trvá válka rozpoutaná režimem Vladimira Putina déle než válka, kterou rozpoutal v roce 1941 režim Adolfa Hitlera proti tehdejšímu Sovětskému svazu, jehož bylo Rusko součástí.

Tolstoy brings you back from Andrei's spiritual revelation to focus on Nicholas Rostov, who is imbued with the Confidence of Youth.   General Bagratión had assented to Rostov's request to be brought off the reserve line and selected him for a fool's errand – as Bagratión is presented as understanding the futility of the attack.This is in contrast to Prince Dolgorúkov, part of Alexandr's inner circle, who felt victory was ordained. Dolgorúkov holds much of the blame for this debacle as reports indicate that he told Alexandr it would be cowardice to avoid confrontation.Rostov is to be sent to either Kutuzov or the Emperor, who are thought to be near the Pratzen Heights, under the rubric of seeking guidance on how to advance. However, Bragratión knows that the distance the messenger would cover would likely have him killed or never be able to deliver the message. Rostov perceived no such danger and was overjoyed to be selected. He serves the literary vehicle that brings you through a historic military folly. Nicholas moved along Bagratión's troops and then came upon General Feodor Uvárov's revered cavalry, where he noticed fine horseman preparing for battle. Uvárov commanded a reserve force of the Imperial Guard. As Rostov moved passed them, the sound of cannon and musketry was growing louder.   Around Pratzen, volleys of musketry and cannon from the slopes merged into a general roar. Rostov took it in, including the sight of masses of infantry moving in all directions and getting into action.  Soon came first sign of trouble, which didn't really register -- there were Uhlans, a light calvary unit, in disordered ranks retreating from an attack.  At that point Tolstoy has Rostov sense the rolling thunder of Uvárov's famous charge. He perceived the thud of hooves and jingle of weaponry. As Rostov turned toward the horsemen in the open expanse of field he shared, he realized there was a stampede headed straight toward him. He barely gets out of their way amidst the order to charge.The look of these men was of complete earnestness. Yet the reality was most were headed to their demise. Rostov had to turn his horse and briefly join them, to avoid getting crushed. One of the last to pass scowled at what he considered an idiot impeding the way. As the calvary passed, he could here the common chant of “Ura!” He got his bearings and soon noticed much of the calvary likely reached their destination as their ranks were mixed with some foreign cavalry. He could see nothing more, as smoke from cannon fire enveloped everything and he continued on.   Tolstly points out, in a nod to military history that this brilliant charge amazed the French themselves – and for a few moments broke the French infantry and captured a regimental eagle. Rostov was afforded the luxury of envying doomed men he thought glorious. He considered that while these men had positions of honor, he may get to see the Emperor again. Through a mix of men running about and cannon fire, he heard a voice he recognized as Boris. Boris shared the elated smile of a vane young man who survives fire for the first time and relayed his own success story, that his Imperial Guard unit unexpectedly got into action after they took fire and drove the French back. Rostov soon reveals how he is delivering a letter to “His Majesty.” He clarifies he means Alexandr, not the nearby Grand Duke, who commands the Guard. Their common friend Berg gets in this mix and the three are united. Berg cannot stop bragging about a minor wound to his hand, referencing his own lineage from a warrior class of German knightsWhen Rostov extricated himself from this reunion reality soon hit. It was all coming together – the retreating Uhlans, Boris's unit involved in action, and the French getting behind parts of his army around Pratzen. He later learned that large sections of Russian and Austrian soldiers had been firing at one another. When he again observed Russian and Austrian forces running in confused crowds, he was seized by a panic and started to sense the battle was lost. He realized how many were dying and that perhaps he would meet the same end.Rostov heard, in different languages, blame being cast.  He considered, “My God! What does it all mean?” He could not believe these soldiers could act so dishonorably when the Emperor might see them. Finally, he noticed French cannons and troops on the Pratzen Heights themselves, in the spot where he had been ordered to look for Kutuzov.

This week on the show Maine and Zak recap CFFC BJJ 16.We kick up we kick off with the recap section of the show discussing how CFFC BJJ is now a direct feeder to the UFC BJJ adopting the same rules used in that organization with the three round system and the same judging criteria.We talk about the main event of Oliver Taza vs Andrew Kochell we discussed some of the passing work from Taza coupled against the entries that Andrew was attempting to make into the legs. We discussed the back in the end of the first round for Taza and then discuss the finishing triangle for Taza in the second round.In the Co-Main event, we discussed the heavyweight matchup between Alexandr Romanov vs Brian Newman. We talked about the foot sweep in the first round from Romonov and then the takedown cattlecatch turnover that Alexandr hit in the second round to eventually take the Beckwith and get the rear naked choke.We also broke down Max Hanson vs Steve Joachim talking about the leg lock entries that Max was able to hit early and the very interesting front split that Steve decided to try and counter the entries with. We also talked about the finishing sequence with the knee bar transition into an inside heel hook.Also on the card we discussed Savion Maranon vs Tyler Carroll discussing Savion control and then his triangle roll through to Americana and then an Armbar finish.Recorded 12-29-2025

Dlouho to vypadalo, že rekord Wayna Gretzkého nikdy nikdo nepřekoná. Jenže od 6. dubna 2025 už to neplatí, novým nejlepším kanonýrem je Alexandr Ovečkin. Pokoření cifry 894 bedlivě sledovali ve všech hokejem políbených zemích. Gretzky rekord držel 31 let, než ho ruský kapitán Washingtonu v utkání na ledě New York Islanders překonal. A sám legendární Kanaďan u toho byl přímo v aréně. „Rekordy jsou prý od toho, aby se překonávaly. Ale já opravdu nevím, kdo překoná ten Alexův.“

V minulých dnech oběhlo ruskojazyčný virtuální prostor krátké, méně než minutové video. Bledý muž středního věku na něm hlasitě mluví ze skleněné klece. Taková klec je součástí ruských soudních síní a musí se v ní nacházet obžalovaní. Výkřiky bledého muže přišly po vynesení rozsudku, tedy ve chvíli, kdy už byl odsouzen.

Co je největším nebezpečím pro demokratický stát? Ti jedinci, kteří podkopávají základy státu. Jinými slovy zločinci, kteří mají za cíl zvrátit demokracii s jejími svobodami. Co je ale v současné době největším nebezpečím pro stát v Ruské federaci? Chvíli strpení, hned se to dozvíte.Všechny díly podcastu Názory a argumenty můžete pohodlně poslouchat v mobilní aplikaci mujRozhlas pro Android a iOS nebo na webu mujRozhlas.cz.

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V 70. letech minulého století byl jednou z mála sovětským režimem posvěcených zábav hurónský smích nad časopisem Korea. Ještě žil Kim Ir-sen a jeho jméno muselo být citováno v každém článku za doprovodu jednoho z povinných titulů – například Otec všech našich dětí – a muselo být vysázeno tučně.

Co je to vynulovat ruského vojáka na Ukrajině? Z kontextu lze usoudit, že jde o zabití. Jaká je evropská logika? Ruský voják válčí na Ukrajině proti místním. Takže ho vynulují Ukrajinci, vždyť to dává smysl. Tato odpověď však není správná.

¿Qué dificultades se encuentran los ciudadanos rusos en el exilio? ¿Por qué les interesa a los rusos un libro sobre el fin de las dictaduras de Portugal, España y Grecia? Hablamos con Alexandr Baunov, politólogo y periodista, autor de El fin del régimen: cómo acabaron tres dictaduras europeas.Escuchar audio

In this episode, Brian and Alexandr dive deep into some of the hottest topics in digital marketing:

Generál Valerij Zalužnyj, bývalý vrchní velitel ozbrojených sil Ukrajiny, koncem týdne na serveru Zn.ua zveřejnil stať o vývoji války mezi Ruskem a Ukrajinou z hlediska vojenské vědy. Zaujal mě mimo jiné odstavec o taktice, kterou používají Rusové k narušení ukrajinské obrany.

V Česku je běžné, že ve školní třídě visí portrét hlavy státu. Stejnou tradici mají v Rusku. Je proto obvyklé, že nad tabulí bývá umístěn portrét Vladimira Putina. Jenže v Ruské federaci je blíže neurčený počet škol, ve kterých je sice státníkova podobizna ve třídách rovněž přítomna, ale Putin to není.

This week, Brian & Alexandr dive into:

Od letošního ledna jsem prováděl experiment, o kterém jsem se i několikrát tady zmínil. Když jsem víceméně náhodou dostal nabídku zapojit se do skupiny svých někdejších spolužáků z vysoké školy, kterou měli na WhatsApp, a většinou se hlásili z Ruska, souhlasil jsem s podmínkou, že o politice diskutovat nebudeme.

GM Alexandr Fier is a 5 time champion of Brazil and 9 time chess Olympian. He also recently qualified for the FIDE World Cup for the 8th time by finishing tied for first at the American Continental tournament. But aside from all of his impressive accomplishments, what interests me most about GM Fier is how frequently he competes.  Last year alone, he played nearly 200 classical games,, and he has now travelled to over 50 countries. In our conversation we discussed:  How he maintains his energy and positive outlook through a busy tournament calendar Why he thinks playing quickly gives him a competitive advantage. (Hence the nickname “No Fear”)  How he reacted to getting some harsh feedback from legendary trainer IM Mark Dvoretsky at age 18.  We also talked about GM Fier's recent qualification for the 2025 FIDE World Cup, his plans for the rest of 2025, and of course, chess books. It was a pleasure to chat with one of Brazil's top players, and I look forward to following his nonstop tournament adventures in the years to come. Thanks to our sponsor, Chessable.com! If you sign up for Chessable Pro in order to unlock discounts and additional features, be sure to use the following link: https://www.chessable.com/pro/?utm_source=affiliate&utm_medium=benjohnson&utm_campaign=pro And you can check out their new offerings here: https://www.chessable.com/courses/all/new/ https://www.perpetualchesspod.com/partners 0:02- Alexandr is one of the most active Grandmasters in the world- how does he stay motivated? 0:06- How does Alexandr prepare for opponents?  0:11- How did Alexandr begin to collaborate with Imperial sports?  0:13- How Alexandr qualified for the World Cup?  Mentioned: Fier-Shankland 2025 https://www.chess.com/events/2025-american-continental-chess-championship/05/Fier_Alexandrandr-Shankland_Sam 0:16- Why Alexandr plays quickly Mentioned: GM Giga Quparadze  18:00- What makes the World Cup special to Alexandr?  22:00- Alexandr's early Chess Development and Influences Mentioned:  Blokh's Combination Art, Domination by Kasparian, Laszlo Polgar's Chess: 5334 Combinations and Games  Navara-Fier 2015 https://www.chessgames.com/perl/chessgame?gid=1787858 GM Navara's Blog Post: https://lichess.org/@/RealDavidNavara/blog/because-we-care/fauAwr9r 26:00- Was it challenging to get chess books as a kid in Brazil?  28:00- Is chess gaining popularity in Brazil?  Mentioned: GM Rafael Leitao, GM Henrique Mecking  31:00- When did Alexandr decide to pursue chess professionally?  33:00- What languages does GM Fier speak?  35:00- Alex's approach to following top games  37:28- How he Studies Openings and Uses Engines 39:00- Alexandr's favorite opening authors Mentioned: GM Ivan Cheparinov, Nikolaos Ntirlis, GM Alexei Kornev  Memories of Training with Dvoretsky 42:00- Alex's favorite chess books Mentioned: GM David Navara's Best Games, Tal-Botvinnik 1960, The Life and Games of Mikhail Tal  44:00- Memories of a training camp with legendary trainer Mark Dvoretsky Influences and Inspirations in Chess 48:00- Why GM Fier loves endgame studies  50:00- GM Fier's fondest memories Fier-Ryan 2009, Ireland https://www.chessgames.com/perl/chessgame?gid=1601053 Fier-Akopian 2017- https://www.chessgames.com/perl/chessgame?gid=1870136 54:00- Alex's passion for music  55:00- Upcoming tournaments and advice for Aspiring Chess Players 1:00:00- Thanks to Alex for joining! Be sure to follow him on Instagram and Facebook https://www.facebook.com/alexandr.fier/ https://www.instagram.com/pontocego/?hl=en If you would like to help support Perpetual Chess via Patreon, you can do so here: https://www.patreon.com/perpetualchess Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Ezúttal Borbély Alexandra és Nagy Ervin a Friderikusz Podcast két vendége. A színészházaspár május végén mutatta be Egy életünk címmel első közös színpadi estjét, amelyben meglehetősen önironikusan mesélnek arról, hogyan formálódott vehemens párkapcsolatuk itt-ott fájó, de szeretettel teli közös történetté. Ahogy ezen a színházi esten, így ebben a podcastban is beszélnek a házasságuk ellentmondásairól, az összecsiszolódás nehézségeiről, a szülővé válás kihívásairól, miközben szó esik Alexandra szlovák-magyar kettős identitásáról, a kisebbségi létből fakadó, esetleges túlérzékenységéről, és arról, hogyan formálta ez szakmai kiteljesedését. Nagy Ervin esetében pedig megkerülhetetlen téma, hogy miért vállalt közéleti szerepet Magyar Péter mellett és hogy milyen hatással van ez magánéletükre, pályafutásukra és a szélesebb értelemben vett családi kapcsolataikra. A beszélgetés során fontos és bátor gondolatokat fogalmaznak meg a művészet és a társadalmi felelősségvállalás kapcsolatáról, a véleménysemlegesség tűrhetetlenségéről, valamint arról, hogy ha lehetősége lenne rá, miféle színházi világot építene Nagy Ervin. Egy bensőséges, jórészt szenvedélyes interjút láthatnak-hallhatnak két erős és reflektív emberrel, akik megingathatatlanul képviselik meggyőződésüket.Hogyan támogathatja a munkánkat? - Legújabban már a Donably felületen is támogathat bennünket, itt ÁFA-mentesen segítheti munkavégzésünket: https://www.donably.com/friderikusz-podcast - De lehet a patronálónk a Patreon-on keresztül is, mert a támogatása mértékétől függően egyre több előnyhöz juthat: https://www.patreon.com/FriderikuszPodcast - Egyszerű banki átutalással is elismerheti munkavégzésünk minőségét. Ehhez a legfontosabb adatok az alábbiak: Név: TV Pictures Számlaszám: OTP Bank 11707062-21446081 Közlemény: Podcast-támogatás Ha külföldről utalna, nemzetközi számlaszámunk (IBAN - International Bank Account Number): HU68 1170 7062 2144 6081 0000 0000 BIC/SWIFT-kód: OTPVHUHB Akármilyen formában támogatja munkánkat, nagyon köszönjük!Kövessenek, kövessetek itt is:youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/FriderikuszPodcastFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/FriderikuszPodcastInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/friderikuszpodcastAmazon Music: https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/a159b938-d63e-4927-9e9b-bea37bc378d3/friderikusz-podcastSpotify: https://spoti.fi/3blRo2gYoutube Music: https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLu6L9HlV4-KuNOYy_rS97rP_Q-ncvF14rApple Podcasts: https://apple.co/3hm2vfiDeezer: https://www.deezer.com/hu/show/1000256535

Ezúttal Borbély Alexandra és Nagy Ervin a Friderikusz Podcast két vendége. A színészházaspár május végén mutatta be Egy életünk címmel első közös színpadi estjét, amelyben meglehetősen önironikusan mesélnek arról, hogyan formálódott vehemens párkapcsolatuk itt-ott fájó, de szeretettel teli közös történetté. Ahogy ezen a színházi esten, így ebben a podcastban is beszélnek a házasságuk ellentmondásairól, az összecsiszolódás nehézségeiről, a szülővé válás kihívásairól, miközben szó esik Alexandra szlovák-magyar kettős identitásáról, a kisebbségi létből fakadó, esetleges túlérzékenységéről, és arról, hogyan formálta ez szakmai kiteljesedését. Nagy Ervin esetében pedig megkerülhetetlen téma, hogy miért vállalt közéleti szerepet Magyar Péter mellett és hogy milyen hatással van ez magánéletükre, pályafutásukra és a szélesebb értelemben vett családi kapcsolataikra. A beszélgetés során fontos és bátor gondolatokat fogalmaznak meg a művészet és a társadalmi felelősségvállalás kapcsolatáról, a véleménysemlegesség tűrhetetlenségéről, valamint arról, hogy ha lehetősége lenne rá, miféle színházi világot építene Nagy Ervin. Egy bensőséges, jórészt szenvedélyes interjút láthatnak-hallhatnak két erős és reflektív emberrel, akik megingathatatlanul képviselik meggyőződésüket.Hogyan támogathatja a munkánkat? - Legújabban már a Donably felületen is támogathat bennünket, itt ÁFA-mentesen segítheti munkavégzésünket: https://www.donably.com/friderikusz-podcast - De lehet a patronálónk a Patreon-on keresztül is, mert a támogatása mértékétől függően egyre több előnyhöz juthat: https://www.patreon.com/FriderikuszPodcast - Egyszerű banki átutalással is elismerheti munkavégzésünk minőségét. Ehhez a legfontosabb adatok az alábbiak: Név: TV Pictures Számlaszám: OTP Bank 11707062-21446081 Közlemény: Podcast-támogatás Ha külföldről utalna, nemzetközi számlaszámunk (IBAN - International Bank Account Number): HU68 1170 7062 2144 6081 0000 0000 BIC/SWIFT-kód: OTPVHUHB Akármilyen formában támogatja munkánkat, nagyon köszönjük!Kövessenek, kövessetek itt is:youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/FriderikuszPodcastFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/FriderikuszPodcastInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/friderikuszpodcastAmazon Music: https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/a159b938-d63e-4927-9e9b-bea37bc378d3/friderikusz-podcastSpotify: https://spoti.fi/3blRo2gYoutube Music: https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLu6L9HlV4-KuNOYy_rS97rP_Q-ncvF14rApple Podcasts: https://apple.co/3hm2vfiDeezer: https://www.deezer.com/hu/show/1000256535

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