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The famous Russian comedian and screenwriter Semyon Slepakov turned to Russian President Vladimir Putin on his Instagram. According to him, creativity played a big role in the unity of the Soviet people: all citizens of the Soviet Union grew up on the same songs, films, joked the same jokes.
“Dear Vladimir Vladimirovich, what would all these cultural figures we love experience if they saw what we have come to now, what would Mikhail Mikhailovich Zhvanetsky, who was born in Odessa, with whom you were personally friends with, and whose works you probably love very much, feel? » he asked, also asking how Vladimir Vysotsky would look at it.
“If Vladimir Semenovich wrote a song about a military operation in Ukraine, then its message would hardly be the same as in his other military songs,” Slepakov noted.
He also mentioned Leonid Gaidai, the Strugatsky brothers, Alexander Solzhenitsyn and urged them to think about how they would react to what is happening.
“Please, out of respect for those who made us better and kinder, let’s find a way out of this monstrous situation,” Slepakov said.
Recall, on February 24, Russian President Vladimir Putin announced the start of a special military operation in Ukraine. This was followed by sanctions from the European Union, the United States, Canada, Great Britain and Japan against the financial sector and restricting the export of high technologies.
The “black lists” also included politicians, representatives of the banking sector and other citizens of Russia.
Source: Rosbalt
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