Maria Arbatova

Nde o ɓeydi, o ɗon holli no o mari hakkilantaaku fu, misaalu, o ɗon haɓɓa ngam goodude nder Young Communist League, ngam o yiɗi "goodude hippy". O janngini e Fedde Firoosaaji e Jaŋde Dowla Moskova, nder darnde Dramatic Arts nder Gorky Literary Institute, o waɗi jannginki nder psychoanalysis. O mari mo "sabo haalude ideoloji". Nde o waɗi duuɓi 19, o wartii debbo mo o mari ɓikkoy ɗiin, ɗum waɗi o mari caɗeele nder janngirde. O tokki janngugo e nder Maxim Gorky Literature institute. Caggal nde o timmini janngude maako, Mariya wurtini feere kuuɗe poesi e poesi, ammaa o wurtini wurtinki ɗereeji, ngam o wi'i ɗum ɓurɗo hollaago maako bana ko haani feere. Nder duuɓi ɓaawo perestroika, duuɓi ɓaawo 1985, kuuɗe maako ɗen ɗon haani ngam cenzura. Kaŋko glasnost e perestroika, ko program politik haɓɓuki e jaɓɓorgo Michail Gorbatsjov, Arbatova waɗi ko go'o nder nder kuugal, kuugal ngal ɗum waɗi. Misaalu dow laral ngal taƴii laral ngal ko laral wi'etee "Equitation with two knowns". O ɗon haani ngam duuɓi 10 ngam jaayɗe aada. Firo nder nder nder nder dow gooduɗo gooduɗo ginekoloji ɗon waɗugo ko'e ɓaawo. Woniino ko'e nder nder nder nder defte ɗe'e, ɗum holli ko'e bonde e ko'e kalluɗum dow maɓɓugo ɓernde. Ammaa daliila kuugal ngal woni hollaago hakkillaaji ɗi walaa hakkiilo dow hakkillaaji jibinol e ɓiyugo ɓiy. Hannde Arbatova woni darnde nder kawtal mawɓe mawɓe mawɗo Moscow e kawtal mawɗo mawɓe mawɗe mawɓe mawɗum mawɓe mawde mawɗe. O woni mo winndi limceje sappo e nayi nder leydi Rusiya e nder lesdi, defte sappo e ɗiɗi, e kubaruuji ɗuuɗɗi nder bolle e nder nder nder nder. O heɓii koɗeeje keewɗe ngam kuuɗe maako nder defte e nder ummaatoore.

Maria Arbatova (originally Gavrilina) was born in 1957 in Murom. Her parents gave her complete freedom and the run of her grandfather's apartment in the Arbat. This apartment had once belonged to the famous singer Fyodor Chaliapin and provided Maria with her pen name of Arbatova, which she took as her legal last name in 1999. Known as a non-conformist since her youth, she refused to join the Komsomol because it stood in contradiction to her principles. [1]