Maria Vladimirovna Zakharova. (№ 362019)

"Once you've learned this new word for you, I want you to understand its meaning". "I understand, mom, you explained," was I in a hurry about their business. But mom said, "No, not until the end. You're Russian. And my dad is Russian, and your grandfather is half Ukrainian. We speak and think in Russian and live Russian. But you came to light thanks to the doctor, who was a Jew. And if not him, then who knows how it would all work out for us, Russian. Remember it forever. And never let you humiliate people of other nationalities". And I remembered. Probably because it was a very simple words, very clear example. Or just because I have such a mother. I remember them forever.