#ПисьмаПобеды75
Максим Виторган отправляется в Санкт-Петербург на встречу со Светланой Сургановой. Как её мама и бабушка пережили блокаду? Светлана пробует крошечную рыбу колюшку, которой многие ленинградцы обязаны жизнью. В условиях блокады люди умудрялись выхаживать раненых животных зоопарка, сохранять уникальные коллекции семян и растений. Сила человечности, победившая чудовищную силу войны в проекте «Письма Победы с Максимом Виторганом».

02:08 Максим Виторган читает письмо солдата из блокадного Ленинграда семье.
03:12 Светлана Сурганова рассказывает о том, как мама и бабушка в блокаду набирали воду в проруби Фонтанки, показывает это место.
06:10 Светлана Сурганова: «Мама всю жизнь не любила два звука, звук бормашины и работающего пылесоса, потому что это напоминало ей звук падающих бомб»
07:39 Светлана Сурганова пробует колюшку – 3-х сантиметровую рыбку из Невы, которой обязаны жизнью многие ленинградцы.
08:50 Максим и Светлана приезжают во Всесоюзный Институт Растениеводства, где в блокаду сотрудники умудрились сохранить уникальную коллекцию образцов семян редких растений, оберегая их не только от крыс и холода, но и от самих себя.
10:52 Уникальная библиотека ВИРа могла пойти в печь для отопления здания. Но сотрудники ее сохранили, сушили и обогревали книги всю блокаду.
12:30 “Где ты взял эту медаль? Украл? Сними ее!” — дядя Светланы Сургановой тушил в войну зажигательные бомбы на крышах и в 10 лет был награжден медалью за Оборону Ленинграда.
14:00 «Здравствуй моя милая Римуша. Благополучно проехал по железной дороге до великого Ленинграда. Все изуродовано этими гадами, для которых не существует ничего святого.» Письмо с фронта.
15:09 Ленинградский зоопарк выжил в блокаду во многом благодаря аттракциону «Американские горки»
15:50 Такой блокады никогда в мире не было. Во время франко-прусской войны в зоопарке съели всю коллекцию экзотических животных, включая двух слонов. В Париже блокада длилась 50 дней, в Ленинграде — почти 900.
16:45 Сотрудница Дашина в блокаду каждый день привозила из проруби воду и обтирала бегемота Красавицу. Он гладила ее во время бомбежек, успокаивала.
17:47 «Я вспоминаю мамины слова: «Если бы не было вас, я бы не выжила, только потому, что нужно было заботиться – я выдержала»». Воспоминания сотрудницы зоопарка, пережившей блокаду.
18:50 Письмо музыканта с фронта: «У немецких самолетов звук противный, какие-то обертонические обертоны»
20:10 «Мой брат в детстве просил сварить суп из петуха. Нет, не этот, другой. Вот тот был вкусный!» А мама же не говорила ему, что варила тогда суп из кошек.
21:40 Во время прорыва блокады были люди черные, осунувшиеся, лишенные каких бы то ни было эмоций, безумно уставшие. Ленинградцы дарили цветы, бросались на шею, но никакой ответной радости не получали в ответ.
23:03 Светлана Сурганова вспоминает рассказы бабушки: «В блокаду в этот магазин завезли мясо, выдавали по 150 граммов. И мужчина, получив свою порцию, начал поедать его сырым прямо на улице, при этом хохоча и смеясь»
25:10 Минута Светланы Сургановой: «Не знаю, смогло ли мое или нынешнее поколение вынести эти тяготы? Я бы, наверное, не смогла. Я бы не выдержала»

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Anxiety is one of most prevalent mental health disorders, with 1 out of 14 people around the world being likely affected. Leading up to conditions such as depression, increased risk for suicide, disability and requirement of high health services, very few people who often need treatment actually receive it. In her talk “How to cope with anxiety”, Olivia Remes of the University of Cambridge will share her vision on anxiety and will unravel ways to treat and manage this health disorder. Arguing that treatments such as psychotherapy and medication exist and often result in poor outcome and high rates of relapses, she will emphasise the importance of harnessing strength in ourselves as we modify our problem-coping mechanisms. At TEDxUHasselt 2017, Olivia will stress that by allowing ourselves to believe that what happens in life is comprehensive, meaningful, and manageable, one can significantly improve their risk of developing anxiety disorders.

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