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Year: 2013

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If there were not Own Fool, One would Laugh at Oneself

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Similarities Create Friendships While Differences Hold Them Together

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To the First Teacher – From Her First Pupils (from the Bryansk Cemetery Monument to Nina Nikolaevna Ledneva (09.12.1921-07.09.1989)

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“Maniac! Holly fool! Strange…But Dostoevsky’s voice full of nervous strain and passionate excitement, rose above the whispering…So Let It be Strange! Let it even be “holly foolishness”. But let the great idea live on!…” (P.P.405-406) from the book “Dostoevsky, Reminiscences” by Anna Dostoevsky, Translation copyright@ 1975 by Beatrice Stillman, Liveright Publishing Corporation, New York, USA

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Why Prince Peter Kropotkin Gave Up His Brilliant Scientific Carrier to the Social Cause? (About the Peter Kropotkin’s Memoirs of a Revolutionist, Edited by James Allen Rogers, Anchor Books, Doubleday & Company Inc., Garden City, New York, 1962)

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BADEK NEWS 57

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My Friends of Yesterday Lusya, Nellya, Lara, Galya, Rimma, Zoya, Emma, Valya! All My Life is Warmed by Thoughts of You as if by June Hot Summer Sun! (About the Annual Meeting of the International Badek Club on March 17, 2013)

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What does the Hyphen Mean in the Name of the Slovak Country? (About the Book “Illustrated Slovak History”, A Struggle for Sovereignty in Cenrtal Europe) by Spiesz, Caplovic,ed. Bolchazy, Bolchazy-Carducci Publishing Inc., Wauconda Illinois, USA, English Edition, 2006.

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BADEK NEWS 56

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Like Father, Like Daughter “The Art of Standing Still”, April 5, 1939, Pritomnost by Milena Jesenska (About the Book “The Journalism of Milena Jesenska” , a Critical Voice in Interwar Central Europe, edited by Kathleen Hayes, Berghahn Books, New York-Oxford, 2003)