Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn's widow on keeping his legacy alive

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    Natalia Solzhenitsyn is the widow of Alexander Solzhenitsyn, the renowned Russian novelist and outspoken critic of the Soviet Union. She is currently in Paris for a series of events commemorating the centenary of Solzhenitsyn's birth and the tenth anniversary of his death, including an exhibition featuring previously unseen manuscripts. Natalia Solzhenitsyn tells us more about keeping her late husband's legacy alive and what he really thought of Vladimir Putin.
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 44

  • @retnuhretsnom96emanymton18
    @retnuhretsnom96emanymton18 4 роки тому +32

    Thank you Natalie Solzhenitsyn for your time. I am sorrowful over your second heart stopping. Aleksandr is and was a powerful beat.
    Blessed be

  • @andrewmcmillan2921
    @andrewmcmillan2921 4 роки тому +115

    We need a good movie about his life....a real life, a hard life...and victorious life. Pray for this

    • @johnruskin4330
      @johnruskin4330 3 роки тому +2

      Actually if in youtube heading type in Solzhenitsyn Center there is much on his work etc

    • @arvidalexatsinch1163
      @arvidalexatsinch1163 3 роки тому +15

      @@johnruskin4330 I think he means a big homage to his entire life in film where it could be more mainstream but obviously we know Hollywood wouldn't touch a great man with a ten foot pole.

    • @johnruskin4330
      @johnruskin4330 3 роки тому +10

      @@arvidalexatsinch1163 valid point and accepted

    • @AwakenTheDawn2004
      @AwakenTheDawn2004 3 роки тому +3

      @@arvidalexatsinch1163 true, doesn't fit the much peddled narrative. It is so needed though. :(

    • @wentano
      @wentano 3 роки тому +1

      His hard life in what aspects? It’s just funny that there’s still people who believe in his garbage

  • @julietajohnston8601
    @julietajohnston8601 5 років тому +35

    I read Gulag many years ago. No wonder AS was a Nobel awardee in Literature.

  • @ZimbaZumba
    @ZimbaZumba 2 роки тому +10

    He work is having a renaissance to today. His ideas has become more relative with time.

  • @deeprollingriver5820
    @deeprollingriver5820 2 роки тому +4

    He had a profound effect on my life.

  • @augustwavra196
    @augustwavra196 3 роки тому +7

    The interviewer dub is spectacular. It looks like that guy could have that voice. /s

  • @elgeneral5279
    @elgeneral5279 2 роки тому +6

    He rests now, and awaits the embrace of our loving Lord's arms. All glory and praise to our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ.

  • @jeremydavie4484
    @jeremydavie4484 3 роки тому +7

    Wow, France 24 is a French network, could have never guessed.

  • @robertyoung1777
    @robertyoung1777 Рік тому +1

    The flashing graphics and pictures are a distraction making it harder to watch and listen to Solzhenitsyn’s wife.
    A plain background would have been more respectful of the audience and guest.

  • @Honeyisle
    @Honeyisle 2 роки тому +5

    I read Gulag a long time ago… just couldn’t put the book down, opened my eyes to the cruelty people endured at that time… God was absent

  • @fornlike
    @fornlike 10 місяців тому

    The beautiful and great woman of a beautiful and great man. I'm so proud of this couple of great beings. Thank you madam, for keeping alive the legacy you created with your regretted husband.

  • @mcc.o.4835
    @mcc.o.4835 2 роки тому +4

    Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn gives me hope.

  • @Tmikelito111
    @Tmikelito111 3 роки тому +6

    If interviewer would not used his hands that much and concentrated on more intelligent questions , this clip should be more interesting .

  • @caiusKeys
    @caiusKeys 8 днів тому

    AS was too intelligent, brave, and hard working for today's generation.

  • @andrzejstoszek4035
    @andrzejstoszek4035 3 роки тому +3

    Jako dzecko wyobrazalem sobie nieznane wyspy

  • @andrzejstoszek4035
    @andrzejstoszek4035 3 роки тому +3

    Wspominam Mustaffa i wnuki Aleksandra i.

  • @EritreanChic
    @EritreanChic Рік тому

    I’ve never read another book like Gulag Archipelago volume 1. It’s a historic account, but the writing style is so poetic. Also, he has a wicked sense of humor and I was surprised how many times I caught myself laughing by his exposing the hypocrisy.

  • @cameronclark3725
    @cameronclark3725 2 роки тому +1

    Good ole Ivan Denisovich

    • @Igor_Kudriashov
      @Igor_Kudriashov Рік тому

      Лживый вор Иван Денисович

  • @MottaFilms
    @MottaFilms Рік тому +1

    Solshenitzyn most ‘accurate’ book is ‘Ivan Denisovich’, I think. It’s
    pure fiction, but describes life in a labor camp. The rest of his
    stuff, especially the Gulag Archipelago, are rumors, especially old
    rumors. There are little hints and tidbits throughout that one or two
    Sovietologist acquaintances thought were suggestive. Basically, all
    the Sovietologists I have ever spoken to think the stuff is worthless.
    And that’s my view as well. ANY literate reader who can tell what is
    good evidence from what is not will recognize that there is no
    evidence here.
    S. was lionized in the West and especially in the US. I remember
    that the AFL-CIO gave him a prize in the early ’70s - this guy who is
    a great racist (anti-semite, see below) and elitist, lover of the Tsar
    and of Russian imperialism! It said volumes about the AFL-CIO.
    S’s ex-wife (Soviet) wrote a book, available in English, in which
    she pointed out what a first-class schmuck the guy is personally. This
    has no bearing on the validity of his writings (see above), but is
    interesting for those who admire his «principles.»
    There was a long-time debate among anti-communist Jewish Soviet
    emigres about S’s anti-semitism. Much of this was published in
    Russian-language journals published in Israel; I have some of it. It
    was summarized in some articles in _Slavic Review_ by American
    anti-communist «champions» of Solzhenitsyn, who thought that tarring
    S. with the brush of anti-semitism would ruin his usefulness as a
    stick to beat the Soviets with. Very revealing about the uses of
    history in the Cold War.

    • @anuragsarkar7671
      @anuragsarkar7671 Рік тому

      Lol, even Alexander Solzhenitsyn ex wife debunked the Gulag archipelago saying that it has been over exaggerated and that the book is based on popular myths rather than true historical accounts.😂😂

    • @jomahone4704
      @jomahone4704 29 днів тому

      were you there ?