with all the equipment and so on. danger awaits astronauts from launch to descent. this rocket spire is a unique emergency escape system. for it to work, two cosmodrome employees must say the same code word. they are in completely different rooms, on different consoles, issuing this command. we will also see the documentary film rescue in space today.

and it shouldn’t, but if something happens, then i ask you, first of all, valyusha, not to be killed with grief. what was yuri gagarin like? new episode of the program tonight, dedicated to the ninetieth anniversary of the birth of the first cosmonaut, in the studio his daughter elena. but march 9th is iyu alekseevich’s birthday, we always celebrated it at home, the holidays start on march 6th, when our upstairs neighbor, valentina vladimirovna terezhkova, had her birthday. first they celebrated there, then march 7th was my younger sister’s birthday, they celebrated it, then it was march 8th, they celebrated it, and then my dad’s birthday. asya ratkevich, ivan belchenko, channel one. one of the main themes remains the strongest there has been a flood in russia over the last hundred years. in total, there are 39 regions in the risk zone, so, unfortunately, there is no need to relax. dear tv viewers, please pay close attention to emergency messages if it is announced. evacuate, this is

vital. our broadcast is ending, please take care of yourself and your loved ones, and i am passing the morning baton to the intellectual show “clever ones and smart guys.” happily. hello, dear friends, today we are holding the second meeting of the second semi-final for schoolchildren from all over russia. to us in moscow your authorized representatives have arrived from arkhangelsk. and vladikavkaz, from the vologda

region and the republic of north ossetia, lania, from kaliningrad and the chukotka autonomous okrug. the main prize, let's not forget, the winners of the final competition of the all-russian television humanitarian olympiad clever smarties, right here in the studio before your eyes, will become students of the moscow state institute of international relations, gemo university. one of the most prestigious universities in russia. let us introduce our judging panel areopak collegium. judging today's meeting, vice-rector of mgimo university, candidate of legal sciences, professor sergei vladimirovich shichkov. two secretaries: secretary

of the panel of judges marinazova, secretary of ariapag karina knyazeva. my assistant, a fourth- year student at the faculty of international relations at gemo university, natalya fomenka, is helping out the medal. daria baranova, arkhangelsk, are invited, i report in the quarter-finals, she won the prolock, she won on the red carpet, but this is perhaps the best result.

in the quarter-finals, he lost the prologue, but won on the red carpet, although he went to abank. ivan frolov, tomsk. the quarter finals were won by prolog, who won on the green track, but with two penalty points. your honor, i report. it follows tradition, we always start with a prologue, in the prologue there is one competition, eloquence, 15 minutes before the start of the competition, i approached the participants and gave them a topic, for me a cultured person is first of all, let’s listen, please, hello,

dear, hello , dear yuri pavlovich, for me a cultured person is first of all, the one who has the inner. principles of morality and morality, they try to look cultured, outwardly. for example, the hero of the soviet union yuri gagarin ate lemon from tea at the reception of elizabeth i, but the queen supported him and did the same, because the courage, heroism and dedication of the great cosmonaut are more important than the fact that he did not know the rules of a foreign culture, in conclusion i want to say that these rules can always be learned, but internal principles can only be cultivated through long, hard work. thank you. hello, dear district, hello, yuri pavlovich. a truly cultured person is a person who can see culture not so much in himself as in other people; he is a person who is capable of compassion and mercy, who can see what is pure and good in other people, because it is precisely this that is pure and good

constitutes real culture. in other words, a cultured person is one who knows how to live among other people. thank you, so short. 22 seconds, hello dear ariopak, hello, dear yuri pavlovich, a cultured person can be called someone who knows the rules of etiquette, someone who graduated from a higher educational institution, to a greater extent , such a person can be called someone who respects others, but in my opinion, a cultured person is, first of all, someone who tirelessly improves himself every day learns something new, not because he was told, but because he himself wants it. if this person turns out to be ignorant or uncultured in some way, he will soon correct it. thank you! 32 seconds your honor, i understand that your situation is quite difficult, because short answers, you must determine who will be

the first to choose the path, who will be the second, who will not choose anything, what can i say, of course, the choice is really difficult, but - i think first place should be given. arthur bezhenar, congratulations to you, second to daria baranova, thank you, and third to ivanov ralov, your honor, you’re a lawyer, yeah, you ’re not interested in this young man, a prisoner, well, he’s not a prisoner, your honor, he’s on vacation. well interested, he doesn’t bother you, i personally don’t, but i feel like he probably needs to be released, that he served his time, to be honest, he did a very good job in the last program and earned money there, yeah, this

happens in our country our places of detention, bless, of course, go, my son, sin no more. well, now we’ve just paused, because i see how the tv viewers are nervous, it’s already been named and they’re thinking about which track they’re choosing, for some reason everyone is very worried about which track, and now they’re asking me the question, which track would you choose? but i don't i know which one i would choose, it seems to me that you would take the yellow one, and i’ll take the yellow one, i ’d take the red one, let’s take the yellow one, well, it’s not interesting, i ’d think about following me to the red one. please, please, the yellow one is yours, i would choose the red one like you, well, i didn’t have you in mind, well, no, but you would say that you would choose, i would too, well, i’ll just be very worried about you,

the point is that somehow the topic turned out to be difficult, because the last meeting, just in case, i remind you, it ended in nothing, and somehow at the beginning they lost on red, then lost to yellow, then lost to green. so red, red, it’s yours, but this gentleman won in the quarter-finals on the green. marks 110 years since the beginning of the first world war, just in case i remind you, because the theme of the competition is the first world war, the choice of captain...

well then, the order, thank you, the iron division was commanded by general anton ivanovich denikin. captain, foreman, what are we taking? porudchik, what is the porudchik famous for? alexander alexandrovich kazakov. i'm ready to answer right now. yes, bezhenar, i find out, the cossacks got screwed by the fact that,

well, first of all, what can i say about the fact that the cossacks, he’s a pilot, and the first to use not only an air ram, but he used wheels to run into enemy planes, that’s how it is aerial, well, yes, and he was the second person to use an aerial ram and the last, and you said at the beginning that he was the first, the first, i won’t say, so you never know. it will be like that, no, it won’t be, but then nesterov, the correct answer, smart girl, on the plan moran, they didn’t say that, in march of the fifteenth year, they didn’t say this, but i can say, okay, you already said, i’m just kidding, or what they call it in your youth language, i don’t know, i’m not young anymore, so here it is, colleague, lieutenant of the cossacks, with on the third attempt, hitting the wheels on the upper plane, the german

albatross-type aircraft was shot down and successfully returned to base, and here he was, of course, the first, because his predecessor, the famous russian ace, the headquarters with captain pyotr nikolaevich nesterov, was the first to go to taran, the same but, but crashed, you should know this, dear friends, this is a famous one... this is a flag, captain, under his command, well , because the fleet, under his command, at

the beginning of 15, 1915 , an important successful operation was carried out, mines were laid near danzeck bay, this was very important for so that the german flag did not go there, the flag captain, for this he received the order of vladimir of the third degree with swords, what’s his name... vale and what happened to her in june of the next year, that is, that is, 1916, i will assume that this was

i'm going to the bank, okay, dasha, dasha, yes, dasha, oh, it’s also a question of the sea, the largest fish in the world, but don’t

confuse it with whales, with sperm whales, because they are not fish. shark, that’s true, but now let’s define which one, there are a lot of sharks, there are such small fish, whale shark, why, whale shark, smart girl, whale shark, dasha, what are you doing in the first stage, thank you. thank you, inna, move away, don’t bother me, she’s alive, how are you and her ? alexey, first of all,

thank you for coming to me with this information and not to olga. olya, i, i love you. lovilasty turned out to be with us, i see, and a girl from work is staying with you for the night, and olechka is stopping by for the night, i’m chasing the suspects, they turned onto kolomenskaya, i need help, everyone who’s nearby, how did you know that there would be enough money for the bank, regarding the turbine, a thorough investigation will be carried out, if you find anything related to the turbine, consider it a negotiation, you think he is a rat, i'm from the police, i'm aware, i didn't find out, a cover premiere from monday on the first, we are again together with those who love good music with all their souls, lilac fog, volodya, well , you hooked me so much that i swam, singing swing in

russian is another task, you know, this is not the gears always match. news, chord, new season, tomorrow after the evening it’s all hip-hop, everything is there, three gases, laureate, lieutenant colonel, let’s gas, okay, mr. frolov, let’s

clarify military history, because some historians periodically get confused, and we let us explain to them: near the long-suffering belgian city of ypres there were several battles, three major ones, the question is: what toxic substances were used in the first, in the second, in the third of these battles, gases such as chlorine, bromine, and... gases were used there, this is not necessary, please, in the first battle, in the second battle, in the third battle, and the main ones, please, were gases, of course, there were different components, m, in the first bromine, in the second... chlorine, in the third it was mustard gas, which consisted of a mixture of several gases, and was given the name in honor of just

of this city, fralovs, and you are sure that you should enroll in gemo, and not in some chemical university, i am sure that yours is better than mine in the script, i have written the miraculous mustard gas was used only in the third battle, and not in all three, as some historians sometimes write, in july of the seventeenth year, and before that i wrote, chlorine was used, clever, the next stage, the laureate and the lieutenant colonel can choose from, the lieutenant colonel, last time there was a breeder, now the lieutenant colonel, who is more important, lieutenant colonel, i really think so, right?

we won’t think, but what should we think, i think it’s winston churchill, before that he was, somehow they started out badly, he’s sir, sir winston churchill, i don’t think, i know that it’s sir winston churchill, before that he was supposedly the minister of war and navy, or rather the first lord.

galleopolis and so on, but this is really a greek operation, it really was a failure, a thousand people really died there, you will decide, i think the correct answer, because what is there to clarify?

well, cherchel in russian, what do we do with it, no fine? no, you're sure, yeah, so you, you won at the yellow track, you, well , you didn't have any mistakes there in the first stage, there weren't any, go there to the third stage just in case, because actually , thank you there they have, you know, this is the vologda region, this is the arkhangelsk region, neighbors, on the one hand they are neighbors, on the other hand they have. well, it’s just such a name,

but they think, well, what kind of sukhana, what are you saying, yuri pavlovich, this is the northern dvena, sukhana - they have it there at the vologdaskys, laureate, what do you know? about the laureate nobel prize, franz gabberi, his participation in the first world war, but then he became a laureate, the war was already over, he was a physician, and he was a physician, you are a theorist, please camilla dammer, gymnasium number 6, tomsk, franz gabber is a laureate nobe. prize in chemistry, he invented poison gas, which was used in the first world war, then used in concentration camps in the second world war, and when he was already a nobel laureate,

yes, yes and...

arthur, what should i say, arthur ? well, i would say that it’s dry, better than the northern one dvina, i will be pleased. i’ll tell you that if there’s such a debate, since i have friends both here and there, i give preference to the river called the south.

you answered correctly once, and we are in the semi-finals for two correct answers on the green paths, we give an order, we will try again, yes, the prince is a strong prisoner, strong. in march 1913 he was arrested, imprisoned, and then he was taken to the turukhansk region of the yenisei province, where the war found him, what was his name? joseph vesarionovich stalin, but then he dzhugashili there was, there was already comrade stalin. that means stalin,

absolutely right, joseph dzhugashvili, pseudonym stalin, absolutely right, the order should be given, to the podium, please, prince, this prince. was brought up in russia and during the war came into the possession of grand duchess maria pavlovna, who is this prince and where did he get involved? camilla damer, gymnasium number 6, tomsk, and i think this is the prince of oldenburg. camilla, you’re finally wrong, well, you’re just

never wrong, it’s not him. so now let's see orenburg, it's really something knows, let's get up, arseny orefyev, the city of orenburg, the european lyceum, the village of prigorodny, it was prince orlyansky, orlyansky, orlyansky, orlyansky, they didn’t pay attention, yes, they read, they didn’t pay attention, an infirmary for the lower ranks was opened in the winter palace, a surgeon- resident the thai prince momchaowalporn worked, he was sent to study in russia and graduated from the military medical academy, these are very well-known facts in general in books about the first world war, well, that means there is still something that you don’t know, otherwise everyone says: oh what smart, oh so smart, they know everything, you don’t tell them, yuri pavlovich, you probably give them answers in advance, i don’t even give them

to kamili. so, now the question is easy. a prisoner, he lived in the territorial empire, in the town of poronin, when the war began, he was arrested due to suspicion of espionage for the russian government; for his release, the help of a socialist deputy of the austrian parliament, victor adler, was required. what was aristovanov's name? kirill ipishenko to the city of yekaterinburg, a specialized educational and scientific center ural federal university. it was vladimir ulyanov. absolutely right, my friend,

you have an order. the fire is over, let's move on. drinks, your honor, i report, our semi-finalists don’t play epilogues, they don’t answer these easy questions, so this is either the first second stand, these are schoolchildren who are not yet eleventh graders, who have great prospects, then next season, in next, excuse me, academic year to participate in...

humanities social sciences, international relations, first year, in addition to airplanes in as aviation, there were airships and hot air balloons, may god bless you, but the main goal, what could they seriously do, but i think it was transporting goods or so, who else wants to give? answer. sofya novikova, first year student at the international institute of energy policy, diplomacy, majoring in international law, maybe use it for intelligence? well, of course, and also for making maps? well, probably, why

was london so afraid of them? well, they’ll fly by and make a map. no, they were still bombing. medal, urgently. just in case, i'll still read the correct one answer, so that you, dear tv viewers, know that in general, well, these aircraft could be quite dangerous, they were used to achieve three goals, this is reconnaissance, of course, in the first place, this is bombing in the second, and excuse me, the extermination of enemy aircraft. and question number two: what did russia order from the american companies winchester, remington, and westinghouse during the first world war? georgy

tsvetkov, tenth grade at school 283 , rifles were ordered. absolutely right, you hand in the medal, you get the order. and question number three: this the russian guardsman tried to escape from german captivity five times, twice he was declared dead, here in the bavarian fortress of ingolstatt, where after the fifth escape he was imprisoned, because the most malicious runners were there, the french captain taught him the french language, the french jokingly nicknamed him the carcass -that, in a literal translation , relating to everything, but what was his name in fact , this stew, venyamin berliner, school number

1586, it was mikhail tukhachevsky, quite right, medal. the epilogue is over, but the judge, the lawyer, is calling me to see you, i owe something i have a very interesting thing to tell you, no, now it’s an advertisement. for cosmonautics day on the first. gagarin is a flash, a smile, communication. this was the face of the soviet union, which suddenly appeared to the whole world. for 400 seconds the flight is normal, they have been falling for a long time, people are there, he conveys in a cheerful voice that the flight is normal. silence and darkness. and what will happen in the next second, you don’t understand, let’s go, the first man in space,

the first woman in space, i feel great, the first spacewalk, the first feature film shot in space, mommies, how great it is that we are all here, today we have gathered, today on the first day, let me go like night, we are letting go of the stars from the sky, but blown away by the wind, the feeling will remain somewhere, i will rise to it in the sky, i will fall into the abyss after it , coma will, comera.

cool you're on tv, you're a star, you're a star, let's kill people, star factory, the best, tomorrow on the first, dear friends, the one who missed the beginning, our judge was a very interesting person, vice-rector of mgimo university,

methods, methods, technologies , information in order to receive the correct ones to do those correct conclusions that help us predict tomorrow in international relations are intelligence, diplomacy is legal intelligence, so why not, well, besides, you know, why i ask, because when it sounds, i’m reading an interview with you, digital diplomacy, when we talk about diplomacy, this is , first of all,

work, you understand, yuri pavlovich, we not only need to get a profession, a profession, the set of knowledge that the university gives, you need to apply in your life then, when he goes to work directly in a ministry or in any other organization, and digital skills are a challenge of the time, if our graduate received an excellent education in the world does not have these skills, then he will need to prepare further, and this is a competitive advantage over..

.russian cannot be banned, no matter how hard they try, another thing is that we must somehow manage not to lose ourselves in this, culture and demonstration of our culture, a work of our art, both within the country and abroad, this is cultural, you understand what you are talking about, you

realize that, yes, i think that yes, you cannot do without the department of world culture, world literature. very powerful perhaps, it is probably stronger than our rockets, tchaikovsky, stravinsky, dostoevsky, tolstoy, and even pushkin, why i say, even, because he is very difficult to translate into foreign languages, because he is

a great poet and creator of the great russian language , which when you translate, a lot is lost, of course, this. this is of course, i would say, this is a crushing force, crushing power, i agree with you, revitalizing, thank you very much, dear friends, but what do you think , after all, this is what is usually called soft power, and by this they mean culture, communication, the charm of the nation, maybe this is really the same soft power, this is an american term, it is also a foreign one.

our strength is our tv viewers, from kaliningrad to chukotka, abroad, be happy, and we will work, goodbye, goodbye. we worship our christ.