37 years ago, the farewell to Vysotsky took place
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By Pictolic https://pictolic.com/article/37-years-ago-the-farewell-to-vysotsky-took-place.htmlOn the night of July 25, 1980, Vladimir Vysotsky died in his apartment from acute heart failure. Just at that time, the XXII Summer Olympic Games were held in Moscow, and there were practically no publications about the death of the popular favorite singer and actor, only two messages were published. Nevertheless, the whole of Moscow came to bury Vysotsky.
Stanislav Sadalsky tells: "All the flowers were sold out. We went with Lydia Postnikova (deputy director of Sovremennik) to the flower shop on Chernyshevsky Street — it was also empty, only daisies. They took everything they had. They approached the coffin unhindered, the police saluted us."
(44 photos in total)
Source: Livejournal/sadalskij
1. Oleg Dahl, Valentin Nikulin at parting with Vladimir Vysotsky. Vagankovo, July 28, 1980.
2. The troupe of the Sovremennik Theater on July 28, 1980: Igor Kvasha, Viktor Tulchinsky, Galina Sokolova, Masha Shverubovich, Lesha Kutuzov, Lucy Krylova, Galina Bogolyubova, Valentin Gaft, Lena Kozelkova…
3. Vladimir held a dry red rose in his hand. Lydia Vladimirovna and I put our bouquet of daisies at Vysotsky's feet.
4. That's how they entered the history of photography…
5. Next to Vysotsky V.Yanklovich, V.Tumanov, V.Abdulov and I.Godyaev (paramedic).
6. Memorial service in the entrance hall on the morning of July 28, 1980. From left to right: Vladimir's father and stepmother, Oksana Afanasyeva (Yarmolnik), above the headboard (high) — Marina Vladi's son Pierre, administrator V.Yanklovich, N.Vysotsky, M.Vladi, Vladimir's mother, I.Godyaev and V.Shekhtman (V.Abdulov's cousin).
7. Marina with her son Pierre (Petya).
8. A.Makarov, I.Godyaev (paramedic), V.Tumanov, A.Podbolotov, S.Govorukhin, V.Yanklovich, A.Fedotov (doctor).
9. Taganka Theater on July 28, 1980.
10. Taganka Theater on July 28, 1980.
11. Memorial service at the Taganka Theater on July 28, 1980.
12. Yu.Lyubimov, L.Abramova, M.Vladi.
13. A.Inshakov, L.Filatov, Yu.Belyaev, S.Farada.
14. L.Yarmolnik, A.Inshakov, V.Zolotukhin, Yu. Lyubimov.
15. Vysotsky's father and stepmother (Zhenya's mother).
16. July 28, 1980. Andrey Mironov.
17. And Mironov.
18. Taganka Theater, July 28, 1980. Removal of the coffin.
19. Taganka Theater, July 28, 1980. Removal of the coffin. V.Yanklovich, L.Filatov, V.Zolotukhin, V.Dykhovichny.
20. Taganskaya Square, July 28, 1980. Removal of the coffin.
21. July 28, 1980. Farewell.
22. July 28, 1980. Farewell.
23. July 28, 1980. Farewell.
24. July 28, 1980. Farewell.
25. Taganskaya Square, July 28, 1980.
26. Taganskaya Square, July 28, 1980.
27. July 28, 1980. The bus with the troupe of the Taganka Theater is heading to the Vagankovskoye cemetery. In the window — Yu .Lyubimov.
28. Mother V.Vysotsky. Vagankovo, July 28, 1980.
29. G.Gorin, I.Kvasha. Vagankovo, July 28, 1980.
30. I.Kvasha, G.Volchek, I.Kobzon. Vagankovo, July 28, 1980.
31. A.Gradsky, M.Boyarsky. Vagankovo, July 28, 1980.
32. p.Bykov, E.Sanaeva. Vagankovo, July 28, 1980.
33. M. Kozakov. Vagankovo, July 28, 1980.
34. Yu. Lyubimov, Yu. Smirnov. Vagankovo, July 28, 1980.
35. p.Govorukhin. Vagankovo, July 28, 1980.
36. S. Govorukhin. Vagankovo, July 28, 1980.
37. B.Khmelnitsky, N.Dupak, S.Govorukhin, V.Tumanov. Vagankovo, July 28, 1980.
38. N.Gubenko, N.Sayko, L.Filatov. Vagankovo, July 28, 1980.
39. Vagankovo, July 28, 1980. A.Inshakov, N.Dupak, S.Govorukhin, B.Khmelnitsky, V.Yanklovich, V.Tumanov, M.Vladi, Vysotsky's mother, stepmother and father.
40. Vagankovo, July 28, 1980. N.Dupak, I.Bortnik, S.Govorukhin, V.Yanklovich, M.Vladi.
41. Vagankovo, July 28, 1980.
42. July 28, 1980. Vagankovo.
43. July 28, 1980. Vagankovo.
44. Oleg Dahl at Vagankovo on July 28, 1980.
Now I remember… We were saying goodbye… Forever… Now I understand… I understand... the discontinuity of the trace… Early May… Stumbling... words, words, words. The magpie beats its tail. The snow falls, exposing the naked coldness of the branches. And now the last chapter Smelled like a rose bush, Promising longing and falsehood, And died in my chest. Peace-peace… And loneliness, and anger. And I cry in my sleep and wake up... resentment is a silvery month. Stigmatization is a burning test. And I repent again. I repent. I repent, Holding a torn heart in my hands…
A poem by O. Dahl dedicated to the memory of V. Vysotsky.Vysotsky, brother. Monino, January 1981.
Keywords: Vysotsky | Funeral | Farewell
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