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	Major events of the 20th century
1940 Feb. - Mar.	Breakthrough of the Red Army "Mannerheim Line", the capture of Vyborg
1940, 12 Mar.	Peace treaty with Finland. The end of the Soviet-Finnish war. Transfer of the Karelian Isthmus and Vyborg to the Soviet Union, leasing of a military base on the Khanko Peninsula
1940, 31 Mar.	The transformation of the Karelian ASSR, which was part of the RSFSR, into the Karelian-Finnish SSR
	Introduction of criminal penalties for absenteeism and being late for work
	The introduction of Soviet troops into Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia (after the governments of these countries were charged with violating the terms of the mutual assistance treaty)
	Creation of pro-Soviet governments in Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia
	The introduction of Soviet troops into Romania. Their occupation of Bessarabia and Northern Bukovina
	Proclamation of Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia as Soviet republics
	Formation of the Moldavian SSR (by joining the Moldavian ASSR, which was part of the Ukrainian SSR, most of Bessarabia)
	Inclusion of Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia into the USSR as union republics
	Negotiations between V. M. Molotov and I. von Ribbentrop in Berlin on the division of spheres of influence and the accession of the USSR to the tripartite pact of Germany, Italy and Japan (ended to no avail)
	Formation of the People's Commissariat of State Security (NKGB)
1941, 15 - 20 Feb.	18th Conference of the CPSU(b). Increase in the tasks of the 3rd five-year plan for the production of weapons
	Treaty of friendship and non-aggression with Yugoslavia (the day before the invasion of Yugoslavia by German troops)
	Non-aggression pact with Japan
	Appointment of I. V. Stalin as chairman of the Council of People's Commissars of the USSR (V. M. Molotov became deputy chairman of the Council of People's Commissars)
	TASS statement on the groundlessness of rumors about the possibility of war between the USSR and Germany
	The attack of Germany and its allies on the USSR. The beginning of the Great Patriotic War of the peoples of the USSR
	Defense of the Brest Fortress
	Formation of the Headquarters of the High Command of the Armed Forces of the USSR, headed by People's Commissar of Defense S.K. Timoshenko (since July 10 - Headquarters of the High Command)
	Establishment of the Evacuation Board
	Directive of the Council of People's Commissars of the USSR and the Central Committee of the All-Union Communist Party of Bolsheviks on the mobilization of all forces and means to repel the Nazi invaders
	Formation of the State Defense Committee (GKO), headed by I. V. Stalin. The beginning of the formation of the people's militia
	Occupation by German troops of the territory of Belarus, Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia, western regions of Ukraine
	Directives on the deployment of the partisan movement in the rear of the German troops
	Smolensk battle
	The beginning of the defense of Leningrad
	Defense of Kyiv
	Agreement with Great Britain on joint action in the war with Germany
	Agreement with the government of Czechoslovakia (in exile) on the joint struggle against Germany and the creation of Czechoslovak military formations on the territory of the USSR
	Appointment of I. V. Stalin as People's Commissar of Defense
	Agreement with the Government of Poland (in exile) on mutual assistance in the war with Germany and the creation of Polish military formations on the territory of the USSR
	The offensive of the German troops in the northern (to Leningrad), central (to Moscow) and southeast (to the Donbass and Crimea) directions
	Defense of Odessa
	Transformation of the Headquarters of the Supreme Command into the Headquarters of the Supreme High Command (SVGK). Appointment of I. V. Stalin as Supreme Commander-in-Chief. The first air raid of the Baltic Fleet on Berlin
	Order of the People's Commissar of Defense No. 270. Declaring surrendered commanders and political workers "malicious deserters"
	The entry of Soviet and British troops into Iran (with the subsequent division of its territory into two occupation zones)
	Decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR on the deportation of the Volga Germans
	The defeat of the German troops in the Yelnya region
	The beginning of the blockade of Leningrad
1941, 18 Sept.	Creation of the Soviet Guard
1941, 24 Sept.	Accession of the USSR to the Atlantic Charter of the governments of Great Britain and the USA, which proclaimed the basic principles of waging war against Germany and the post-war order of the world
	Moscow conference of representatives of the USSR, Great Britain and the USA on military supplies
1941, 30 Sept.	The beginning of the battle for Moscow
	Encirclement by German troops of six armies of the Western, Reserve (in the Vyazma region) and Bryansk (in the Bryansk region) fronts
	Panic in Moscow; state of siege
	Defense of Sevastopol
	Parade of Soviet troops on the Red Square in Moscow
	The decision of the President of the United States on the supply of military materials to the Soviet Union under Lend-Lease
	Tikhvin operation. Counteroffensive of the troops of the Leningrad and Volkhov fronts
	Rostov operation. Liberation of Rostov-on-Don
	Soviet counteroffensive near Moscow
	Signing in Washington of the Declaration of the United Nations (26 states)
1942, 29 Sept.	Treaty with Great Britain and Iran on an alliance in the war with Germany
Feb 13, 1942	Mobilization of able-bodied urban population for work in construction and industry
	Kharkov battle. Encirclement by German troops of the troops of the Southwestern Front
	Treaty with Great Britain for an alliance in the war against Germany and her accomplices in Europe and for cooperation and mutual assistance after the war
	Creation of the Central Headquarters of the partisan movement under the SVGK
	Agreement with the United States on Principles Applicable to Mutual Assistance and the Waging of War against Aggression
	Soviet-British and Soviet-American communiqué on the opening of a second front in Europe (in 1942)
	Defensive battles of the Soviet troops in the Voronezh and Voroshilovgrad directions
	Defensive period of the Battle of Stalingrad
	Defensive battle in the North Caucasus
	Order of the People's Commissar of Defense No. 227 "Not a step back" on the creation of barrage detachments in the rear of the Soviet troops, penal companies and battalions
	Appointment of G. K. Zhukov as Deputy Supreme Commander
	Abolition of the institution of military commissars
	The offensive of the Soviet troops near Stalingrad. Encirclement and liquidation of the 330,000th group of German troops. The beginning of a radical change in the course of the war
	Breakthrough of the blockade of Leningrad
	Liberation of Voronezh, Kursk, Rostov-on-Don
	Start-up of the Chelyabinsk Metallurgical Plant
	Dissolution of the Comintern
	Battle of Kursk (defensive stage - July 5 - 23; Soviet offensive on July 12 - August 23)
	Tank battle near the village of Prokhorovka - the largest in the 2nd World War
	"Rail war" - a series of operations of partisan formations to destroy the railway tracks in the rear of the German troops
	Liberation of Kharkov
	Battle for the Dnieper
	Liberation of Novorossiysk and Smolensk
	Moscow Conference of Foreign Ministers of the USSR, Great Britain and the USA
	Deportation to the eastern regions of the USSR of Kabardians, Crimean Tatars, Chechens, Ingush, Kalmyks, Karachays, Balkars accused of collaborating with the German invaders
	Liberation of Gomel
	Tehran conference of the "Big Three" - the heads of government of the USSR (JV Stalin), Great Britain (W. Churchill) and the USA (F. Roosevelt). Issues of joint conduct of the war and the post-war order of the world were discussed. Great Britain and the USA undertook to open a second front in Europe (in May 1944). The USSR agreed after the defeat of Nazi Germany to enter the war against Japan
	Treaty of Friendship, Mutual Assistance and Post-War Cooperation with Czechoslovakia
	Liberation of right-bank Ukraine
	Election of the Patriarch of Moscow and All Russia, Locum Tenens of the Patriarchal Throne, Metropolitan Sergius of Moscow and Kolomna (died May 15, 1944)
	Leningrad-Novgorod offensive operation. Liberation of Novgorod (January 20). The final liquidation of the blockade of Leningrad (January 27)
	Korsun-Shevchenko offensive operation
1944, 26 Mar.	Exit of Soviet troops to the state border of the USSR and Romania
	Exit of Soviet troops to the state border of the USSR and Czechoslovakia
	Crimean offensive operation. Liberation of Crimea
	Liberation of Odessa
	Liberation of Sevastopol
	Vyborg-Petrozavodsk offensive operation. The defeat of the Finnish army, the liberation of the northern part of the Leningrad region and most of the Karelian-Finnish SSR
	Belarusian offensive operation ("Bagration"). Liberation of Minsk (July 3), Vilnius (July 13)
	Soviet offensive in the Baltics
	The entry of Soviet troops into Poland
	Iasi-Chisinau offensive operation
	Romania's withdrawal from the war against the USSR, its declaration of war on Germany
	Liberation of Chisinau
	The entry of Soviet troops into the Romanian capital Bucharest
	Finland's exit from the war against the USSR
	The entry of Soviet troops into Bulgaria
1944, 12 Sept.	Agreement of the USSR, Great Britain and the USA with Romania on a truce
1944, 15 Sept.	The entry of Soviet troops into Sofia, the capital of Bulgaria
1944, 19 Sept.	Agreement of the USSR and Great Britain with Finland on a truce
1944, 22 Sept.	Liberation of Tallinn
1944, 23 Sept.	The entry of Soviet troops into Hungary
1944, Sept. – Oct.	Belgrade offensive operation. The liberation by Soviet waxes (together with the Yugoslav People's Liberation Army) of the southeastern part of Yugoslavia and its capital Belgrade (October 20)
	The entry of the Tuva People's Republic into the USSR. Formation of the Tuva Autonomous Region as part of the RSFSR
	Liberation of Riga
	Restoration of the western state border of the USSR
	The entry of Soviet troops into East Prussia
	Exit of Soviet troops to the state border of the USSR and Norway
	Agreement of the USSR, Great Britain and the USA with Bulgaria on a truce
	Budapest offensive operation
	Treaty of Alliance and Mutual Assistance with France

“Life has become better, life has become more fun!”

Rushed, roared exactly half a century. Mankind built, invented, fought. And it continues to do so: the two Koreas grappled in mortal combat. The Soviet Union supports the "North", the United States supports the "South". Former allies barely contain their anger so as not to rush at each other. In general, as Galich later wrote: “We stand for the cause of peace, we are preparing for war ...”

The Soviet people live unpretentiously, modestly, mostly "communally". When inviting each other to visit, people tell them how many times to call them. And then they count so as not to stray:

"We live in the same apartment,

All neighbors know us

Just call me four

And he's twelve times."

Men have something to drink and something to eat. Women - something to fan themselves, hide and feast on: Chinese sandalwood fans, their own bamboo umbrellas and domestic cakes "Battleship Potemkin", "Tachanka", "Othello".

The Soviet people sing with feeling: "Cheerfully singing cities and fields - life has become better, life has become more fun!" ".

What else do you remember about 1950? The first sports report by Nikolai Ozerov, the next - by Vadim Sinyavsky. The heroic sailors from the Aurora and Varyag were alive and well, Kuban Cossacks and Seven Courageous were shown in cinemas, and happy buyers of outlandish boxes with a blue screen and a lens were guaranteed "delivery, installation, as well as instruction and training in setting up and use."

Valery Burt

—The drunken uncle was in a hurry for vodka. I went out onto the track, hit a MAZ. There is joy in this tragedy. He doesn't need any more alcohol! … The drunken uncle was in a hurry for vodka. I went out onto the track, hit a MAZ. There is joy in this tragedy. He doesn't need any more alcohol!

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—One girl's mother died and said: - If I die, do not paint your nails with red varnish. Mom died, the girl forgot this and painted her nails red ... One girl's mother died and said: - If I die, do not paint your nails with red varnish. Mom died, the girl forgot this and painted her nails with red varnish. And suddenly the radio transmits: - Girl, girl! Wipe your nails! A coffin on wheels rolls up to your house. She went to wash them, but they didn't wash. And on the radio again they transmit: - Girl, girl! Wipe your nails, the coffin is already looking for your entrance! And one nail was not erased in any way. On the radio transmit the last time: - Girl! Girl! Wipe your nails off! The coffin drove up to the door and rang the bell. The girl thought it was not a coffin and opened it. The coffin opened, and her mother came out of it and said: - Why didn't you listen to me? - And strangled the girl.

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Passion for rock and roll.
From an interview with Mick Jagger (1996):
Rock 'n' roll is insisted on anger that overcomes young people from boredom, from setting to rebellion ... Black music brought sexuality to rock 'n' roll. Violence has been a part of rock and roll since its early days.
From this recognition of a figure of rock music, the devastating social consequences of the introduction of rock music into society become clear. Immediately after the radio broadcast of rock music began in America in the mid-1950s, there was an explosion of divorces.

The Monk Lawrence of Chernigov (Proskura) (1868-1950) departed to the Lord.
- (1950-1953) US war in Korea.
- Simplified great ancient writing in China. Ancient pictographic Chinese has become a dead language.

The structure of the DNA molecule has been discovered, the accidental occurrence of which is completely excluded. The rapid development of molecular biology has left no field for the theory of evolution. It is hard to imagine that modern computers with modern operating systems were created by themselves, without a purposeful design. The arrangement of molecules with billions of atoms and ultra-precise interactions is much more complicated than a computer. For a critique of the theory of evolution by a molecular biologist, see: Michael Denton. Evolution - A Theory In Crisis; Burnett Books, 1985, pp. 368). “It is now firmly established that the picture of diversity at the molecular level forms a highly organized hierarchical system. At the molecular level, each class is unique, isolated from others and not connected by intermediate links. Thus, molecules, like fossils, do not confirm the existence of the mythical "intermediate links" that evolutionary biologists seek and fail to find. Again, the only relationships determined by current methods are horizontal. At the molecular level, no organism can be called "ancestral", "primitive" or "advanced" in relation to "related organisms" (p. 290).

C.S. Lewis: The Chronicles of Narnia (1950–1956). E. Ionesco: “The Bald Soprano” (anti-drama): “By the way, how is the bald singer doing? - Thank you, okay, I changed my hairstyle ... "

Died Nikolai Yakovlevich Myaskovsky (1881-1950).
- "The Tale of the Stone Flower" by Prokofiev.
— Schneerson, "Music in the Service of Reaction".

M. Born's article "The state of ideas in physics and the prospects for their further development."

- † poet S.S. Bekhteev, officer of the White Army, author of poems of the Tsar's cycle.

Dedicated to Their Imperial HighnessesGrand Duchesses Olga Nikolaevna and TatianaNikolaevna
Send us, Lord, patience,
In the time of violent, gloomy days,
endure the persecution of the people
And the torture of our executioners.

Give us strength, oh right God,
To forgive the crimes of the neighbor
And the cross is heavy and bloody
To meet with Your meekness.

And in the days of rebellious excitement,
When enemies rob us,
Endure shame and humiliation
Christ, Savior, help!

Lord of the world, God of the universe!
Bless us with prayer
And give rest to the humble soul,
In the unbearable hour of death...

And, at the threshold of the grave,
Breathe into the mouth of your servants
Inhuman forces
Pray meekly for the enemies!

Yelets, October 1917
With the quiet work "Prayer" was sent in October 1917 through Countess A.V. Gendrikova to Their Imperial Highnesses in the city of Tobolsk, after the execution, its text was found in the diary of Grand Duchess Olga.

JRR Tolkien novel in 3 books The Lord of the Rings (1954-1955) Incredible popularity of this book. Named the most popular book of the 20th century.

N. N. Nosov (1908–1976): Trilogy - The Adventures of Dunno and His Friends (1954), Dunno in the Sunny City (1958) and Dunno on the Moon (1971)

Since 1954, the government has been taking a number of decrees and decisions to change the architectural direction. In 1959, the construction of non-standard buildings was prohibited without special permission from the Gosstroy of the USSR. Thus began the struggle against "architectural excesses": the construction of "khrushchev", block "cheryomushki" throughout the country - the fulfillment of the prophecy of St. Cosmas of Aetolos (1714-1779): "cities will be like barracks." Let us pay attention to the insidious lie in the name of the campaign: the transformation of houses into standard boxes is a struggle not with excesses in architecture, but with architecture itself, with the very idea of ​​​​beauty, which should inspire a person, pour into him the creative forces of the uplifting joy of life.

The term "placebo effect" was coined by the American physician Henry Beecher.
- On November 6, the world's first test of a hydrogen bomb was carried out in the USSR.
- “Corn is the horse that we need” (Khrushchev): the beginning of the promotion of the plant beloved by the Secretary General to latitudes unusual for him.

Germany joined NATO

Khrushchev returned to the policy of depopulation of the country: the Decree of the Presidium of the USSR Supreme Council of November 23, 1955 “On the abolition of the prohibition of abortions” was adopted, which led to a sharp reduction in the birth rate. As early as 1959, the number of abortions in Russia averaged 4 per woman of reproductive age. The rapid growth of abortions will continue until the removal of Khrushchev in 1964, when their highest level in the entire previous history of Russia will be recorded - about 5.6 million, or 169 abortions per 1,000 women of reproductive age. And in 1965, the ratio of births to abortions will be 100 to 278.

† Blessed Elder Nicholas of Totemsky

The First International Piano Competition named after P.I. Tchaikovsky.

November 28 - Resolution of the Central Committee of the CPSU "On measures to stop the pilgrimage to the so-called" holy places ". Organized pilgrimages to the 700 holy places registered by the authorities are prohibited. All monastic hotels have been taken away, it is forbidden to spend the night in monastic churches. To implement the decree, a secret instruction was prepared, allowing the use of any methods to intimidate and prevent believers from visiting shrines.

On July 17, the U.S. Congress passed Public Law 86-90 (P.L. 86-90) "On Enslaved Nations" aimed at dismembering Russia. The words of the Law are addressed to its peoples: “Since these enslaved nations see in the United States the citadel of human freedom, they seek their guidance in the cause of their liberation and independence and in the restoration of the religious freedoms of the Christian, Jewish, Muslim, Buddhist and other faiths, as well as personal liberties and since it is vital to the national security of the United States to support the desire for freedom and independence shown by the peoples of conquered nations ... it is up to us to make clear to such peoples in a proper official way the historical fact that the people of the United States share their aspirations to regain freedom and independence ". Over the next 50 years after the adoption of this law, each of the US presidents took an oath about its implementation. According to experts, its implementation cost American taxpayers more than $4 billion. The Soviet Union collapsed, but the Law Public Law 86-90 has not been canceled, it continues to operate to this day.

Created by Christofero Cockerell, the hovercraft made its first demonstration voyage.

Mikhail Svetlov. "All Above":
We're getting higher, higher
We are not writing to the village of grandfather,
Our voices fly to the constellations
And we know the addresses of all the planets.

- "Life on loan" Remarque.

Late 50s - early 60s:

Loud poetry of the sixties.

April - an attempt by the American invasion of Cuba in the Playa Giron region with the aim of overthrowing the government led by Fidel Castro.

Ecumenical Patriarch Athenagoras offered Pope Paul VI a meeting in Jerusalem, at which the mutual anathema was canceled (however, the removal of the anathema is possible only with the public renunciation of heretics from delusions, which the Catholic Church is not going to do).

The culmination of anti-religious hysteria in the USSR. The resolution of the Central Committee of the CPSU of January 2 "Measures to strengthen the anti-religious education of the population" sets the task: the complete liquidation of the Church. But instead, the persecutor is liquidated. Removal of Khrushchev from all posts on the feast of the Protection of the Mother of God. The project of a monstrous spelling reform aimed at the destruction of society failed (it was proposed to write: hare, daughter, mouse, namazh, socialism, cucumbers, shocks)

- (1964-1973) - US armed operation against the Pathet-Lao front in Laos.
- Creation of the Taganka Theater.
- Creation of the ensemble "Madrigal".
- Denisov, "The Sun of the Incas".
- Sviridov, "Kursk Songs", "Wooden Russia".

The film "Fantômas" (screening the film in the USSR will lead to an increase in juvenile delinquency).

- (1965-1973) US war in Vietnam.
- II Vatican Council (1962-1965): the mass was halved, brought to 45 minutes, the time of fasting before communion was reduced to one hour, the service was translated from Latin into national languages. The consequences of the reform, which tried to meet the world, turned out to be catastrophic: the rejection of the Latin language sharply reduced the attendance of worship services, during the period from 1964 to 1972, 13,440 priests renounced their priesthood ...
- The discovery of the relic radiation, which once again confirmed the revelation of the Bible that the creation of light preceded the appearance of the luminaries.

W. Churchill died. "Politicians think about future elections, statesmen think about future generations."

The harshest winter of 65/66 (the Baltic Sea froze).

The first unmanned space probe Luna-9 touched the surface of the Moon.
- France left the NATO military structure.

Rev. Sebastian Karaganda

Rev. Sevastian Karaganda (Stefan Vasilyevich Fomin, 1884-1966) reposed in the Lord.

Andrei Tarkovsky's film Andrei Rublev. It was released three years later, in 1969.

- "Wedding Songs" by Y. Butsko.
- "Six pieces for harp and string quartet" by Ledenev.
- Pärt's Second Symphony.
- Schnittke's second violin concerto.
- Shchedrin's second piano concerto.

Israel's six-day war with the Arab countries. Oil has risen in price by 20 percent.

UN space law: states do not have rights to celestial bodies, private ownership is not mentioned, because the lunar surface has been actively sold since 1980.

The first international TV show (06/25/1967...
- "The Denisov Case" (an attempt to expel from the Union of Composers, deprivation of work at the Moscow Conservatory).
- Volkonsky, "Wandering Concert" (1964-67).
- Since the second half of the 60s - a reaction to the avant-garde (there is nothing more to fight with). A. Karamanov turns from the avant-garde language to the tonal language in connection with the turn to religious themes.
- Opera "Virineya" by S. Slonimsky.

The beginning of the unwinding of the global "youth" sexual revolution, constructed by adults, the most sinister and bloody in history. The explosive growth of infanticides (abortions) in four decades will lead to the extinction of the indigenous population of the USA, Europe, the Christian countries of the CIS and Russia, to its replacement by immigrants from the countries of Islam and other countries of the world - in the implementation of the prophecies of the Sibyls. The sibyls, virgin prophetesses among pagan peoples, were revered by Christian writers - Eusebius, Justin, Clement of Alexandria, Jerome, Augustine and others.

161 … Alas, unfortunate people
162 Kind of the last in the world, terrible villains, how
163 Fools do not understand that if wives do not become
164 More children, will the human race die out?
165 Harvest time is ripe, since some, like prophets,
166 They will speak over the earth and invent many deceptions.
167 Belial will come and show many signs.
The Sibylline Books, Canto 2.

According to S.S. Averintseva, Belial is "the central antagonist of the work of Jesus Christ." In the Book of the Sibyl is treated as the Antichrist.

The flu pandemic of 1968-69 as a sign - God's warning in response to the insane anger of life (compare with the pandemic of 1918-1919, which claimed 40-50 million lives).

Warsaw Pact invasion of Czechoslovakia.
- At the initiative of D. Rockefeller, the Club of Rome was created: images of the global problems of mankind.
- "In the first circle" and "Cancer Ward" by Solzhenitsyn.
- “Carpenter's stories of Vasily Ivanovich Belov.
- "Atomic Tale" by Yuri Kuznetsov:

I heard this happy tale
I'm already in the present way,
How Ivanushka went out into the field
And fired an arrow at random.

He went in the direction of flight
On the silver trail of fate.
And he got to the frog in the swamp,
Over three seas from the father's hut.

- Useful for a just cause! -
He put the frog in a handkerchief.
Opened her white royal body
And let the electric current.

In long agony she died,
In every vein knocked centuries.
And the smile of knowledge played
On the happy face of a fool.

The tale summed up the absurd discussion of "physicists" and "lyricists".

Crisis in the life and work of Stockhausen: "In 1968 I was very close to death, to suicide ... But then I found a super-religious path for myself." His music becomes a vehicle for the occult.

Pärt's Credo.
- Rhapsody Concerto for Piano and Orchestra by Khachaturian.
- "Rings" Shchedrin.
- Pop culture: the beginning of art rock ("Genesis").
- "Theatre and Symphony" V. Konen.

Death of Yuri Gagarin

The US military created the prototype of the Internet.
- First astronaut Neil Armstrong on the Moon. (There is a hypothesis about the falsification of the lunar epic by the Americans)

- "On Death and Dying" by Elisabeth Kübler-Ross, who managed to talk the dying - the first scientific study of the psychology of dying. This pioneering work was followed by a number of others: the same researcher - "Death does not exist" (1977). In order for our life to be correct and death too, we must remember the terrible phases of dying (No. 2 - insane rage, No. 4 - boundless horror), which scientifically confirmed the Biblical warning: "the death of sinners is fierce."

- "Moscow - Petushki" by Venedikt Erofeev (1938-1990). Postmodernism.
- “Polyphonic Concerto” (On Old Russian Church Themes) by Yu. Butsko.

60s

- Bulat Shalvovich Okudzhava (1924-1997), bard (poet-composer-performer), becomes an idol. Many years ago, Bulat Okudzhava's wife Olga came to see Father John (Krestyankin) at the Pskov-Caves Monastery. In conversation, she complained that her husband was not baptized, and did not even want to be baptized, and was generally indifferent to faith. To which Father John calmly told her: "Don't worry, you yourself will baptize him." She was completely amazed and only asked: “How can I baptize myself?” - “And so you will baptize!” “But what shall I call him? Bulat is a non-Orthodox name.” - "And you will call me, - Ivan," answered Father John and hurried about his business.
And just before his death, in Paris, Bulat Shalvovich called his wife Olga and said that he wanted to be baptized. He was already leaving, it was too late to call the priest, but Olga knew that in such cases it was possible to baptize without a priest. She only asked him: "What is your name?" He replied: "Ivan." And she herself baptized him with the name John. And only then she suddenly remembered that about fifteen years ago the elder of the Pskov-Caves Monastery had told her about all this.
Another is the judgment of God, another is the judgment of man. And the Lord, just and merciful, infinitely loving every person, gives everyone everything for the salvation of the soul. If only we ourselves, out of our own folly, did not resist His good and all-wise will.

The Rise of the Sociology of Pop Culture.

Since the mid-60s - the transition to externalism (social, socio-psychological, economic context) - the politicization of art, aesthetics, music.
- Population biology, the study of the population. The evolutionary unit is not a species, not an individual, but a population.
- Academicization of performance, narrowing of the repertoire.
- The story "Farewell to Matera" by V. Rasputin.
- A wave of esotericism came to Russia in the late 60s. Meilach Commission.
- A qualitative breakthrough in the development of information and communication technologies in the United States.

▫ The state gives plots with burnt wood to logging companies for a penny, and they already sell it at a normal market price. The fact is that during a fire only the bark of the tree burns out, but not the trunk - the trunk that goes on sale remains intact. A petition appeared on the Change.org portal (https://goo.gl/BUIq6W) stating that it is necessary to ban the sale of burnt wood at below market prices, since every year the forest is set on fire for the purpose of further redemption at a low price. People are suffocating, the environment is suffering, huge amounts of money are spent from the budget to put out fires. But the problem is solvable - there is already a precedent: as soon as the prices for burnt forest become no lower than for ordinary ones by special decrees, for some reason new fires do not occur. The riddle... It becomes unprofitable to burn the forest, because it will not be possible to buy it for nothing. But such decrees are canceled as illegal, the forest continues to burn more and more every year, we and our children are suffocating more and more. Fires can cover the traces of illegal logging, but still this is not the main reason, since illegal logging is more dangerous than just setting fire to a forest - with arson, the risk that you will be noticed is a thousand times less (and judging by the fact that for many years no one note that there is no risk at all). This is not the first or second year, but has been going on for many years. And judging by the growing volumes of burning forests, no one is going to slow down. According to space images, 750,000 hectares of forest are on fire in the Irkutsk region alone (according to Greenpeace, the official data is 770 times underestimated https://goo.gl/sDXEm4). After cutting down and selling 1 hectare of forest, the logging company will receive about a million rubles! Now try multiplying 750 thousand hectares by one million rubles to find out the potential profit (750.000 by 1000.000 = 750.000.000.000 rubles)... Well, if the calculator does not break... Does it now seem like an accident when no one is in a hurry to extinguish the forest? (https://ok.ru/profile/570734678960/statuses/70129371985328)
▫ Ir, they redid all the textbooks, now the kids can't remember anything. Peryshkin wrote physics, but if in 1958 Peryshkin wrote: A physical quantity can ALWAYS be measured. To measure some value means to compare it with a homogeneous value, taken as a unit of MEASUREMENT. This was the rule in bold. And in 2019, Peryshkin, as it were, is, but, as it were, he is not there. Now someone removed the first phrase from the rule and removed the word ALWAYS. Then it goes in bold: To measure some value means to compare it with a homogeneous value taken as a unit. And the word Measurements was thrown out. Everything, the whole meaning and visualization of the rule is lost. Children no longer understand what a HOMOGENEOUS value is. Because the beginning and end of the rule is changed. Only TWO words and not there bold type and the rule was lost. Like this. Modern improvers have done such a thing that Pischa is still quite good for itself. It is still fortunate that there are Origins, there is something to compare their GEFs with. We assembled and disassembled the machine and the extra bolts remained ...