What is the correct name for city residents? Residents of Kursk

What are toponyms and ethno-horonyms?

Before answering the main question of the article about what the inhabitants of Kursk and other cities are called correctly, you need to find out the meaning of some terms.

So, a toponym means any geographical name. These can be the names of cities and villages, individual territories, landforms, rivers, seas, lakes, streets, and so on.

Another concept is closely related to toponyms - ethnohoronym (derived from the Greek word “ethnos” - people). These are the names of residents of a specific locality or settlement. Moreover, ethnohoronyms should not be confused with the names of nations, peoples or nationalities. This is a completely different concept.

Now we can approach the following question: what are the residents of Kursk, Arkhangelsk or any other city called? And how can you avoid making mistakes?

I was thinking that there is no complete list of ethno-horonyms in Russia anywhere, and I decided to create it. Basically, residents of regional capitals are taken into account + residents of cities that are often talked about, and a hundred more cities by population. Residents of Belarus and Ukraine are also registered. Kazakhstan is also not on the sidelines, because Kazakhstan is still a country close to Russia. The most official and frequently used options have been selected.

Residents of Russian cities sometimes have very funny names! But if you don’t want to call them that, we also usually call them something like a resident of such and such a city, for example, a resident of Vladivostok, a resident of Penza, etc. The names of residents for each city were carefully checked with Wikipedia, and residents were also asked personally.

PS Russians or Russians? That's a moot point. Some people don’t like being called “Russian,” while others are not honored to call themselves a Russian. But I will say one thing! Russian is citizenship, that is, anyone living in Russia can be a Russian, whether he is Russian, whether he is German or Ukrainian, it does not matter. And a Russian is a native inhabitant of Russia. He can live in any country, but will always remain Russian.

PPS In connection with frequent requests about what a resident of any country or any city is called, I answer: a resident of a country is a citizen, and a resident of a city is a city dweller.

Russia – Russians (Russian, Russian woman)

Abakan - Abakan people (Abakanets, Abakanka). Azov - Azov residents (Azov citizen, Azov woman). Anadyr - Anadyrs (Anadyrets, w - no). Anapa - Anapchane (Anapchanin, Anapchanka). Angarsk - Angarsk residents (Angarsk resident, Angarsk woman). Armavir - Armavir people (Armavirian, Armavirka). Arkhangelsk - Arkhangelgorodtsy (Arkhangelogorodets, Arkhangelgorodka). Astrakhan - Astrakhan (Astrakhan, Astrakhan). Achinsk - Achintsy (Achinets, Achinka). Balakovo - Balakovites (Balakovets, Balakovka). Balashikha - Balashikha people (Balashikhinets, Balashikha). Barnaul - Barnaul residents (barnaulets, barnaulka). Belgorod - Belgorodians (Belgorodets, Belgorodka). Belozersk - Belozersk (Belozerets, w - no). Biysk - Biychane (Biychanin, Biychanka). Birobidzhan - Birobidzhan people (Birobidzhanets, Birobidzhanka). Blagoveshchensk - Blagoveshchensk residents (Blagoveshchenets, Blagoveshchenka). Bratsk - bratchane (bratchanin, bratchanka). Bryansk - Bryantsy (Bryanets, Bryanka). Valdai - Valdai people (Valdaiets, Valdaika). Veliky Novgorod - Novgorodians (Novgorodets, Novgorodka). Veliky Ustyug - Ustyuzhane (Ustyuzhanin, Ustyuzhanka). Vladivostok - Vladivostok residents (Vladivostok resident, Vladivostok resident). Vladikavkaz - Vladikavkaz people (Vladikavkaz, w - no). Vladimir - residents of Vladimir (Vladimir, Vladimir). Volgograd - Volgograd residents (Volgograd, Volgograd). Volgodonsk - Volgodonsk people (Volgodonets, Volgodonsk). Volzhsk - Volzhans (Volzhanin, Volzhanka). Vologda - Vologda residents (Vologda resident, Vologda resident). Vorkuta - Vorkuta residents (Vorkutinets, Vorkuta). Voronezh - Voronezh residents (Voronezhets, w - no). Vyborg - Vyborg residents (Vyborzhanin, Vyborzhanka). Vyazma - vyazmichi (vyazmich, vyazmichka). Vyatka (Kirov) - Vyatchans (Vyatchanin, Vyatchanka). Gatchina - Gatchina people (Gatchinets, Gatchina). Gorno-Altaisk - Gorno-Altais (Gorno-Altayets, Gorno-Altayka). Grozny - Grozny residents (Groznyets, Grozny). Gus-Khrustalny - Gusevchane (Gusevchanin, Gusevchanka). Derbent - Derbentians (Derbentets, Derbentka). Dzerzhinsk - Dzerzhintsy (Dzerzhinets, Dzerzhinka). Dmitrov - Dmitrov residents (Dmitrov resident, Dmitrov resident). Donetsk – see the list of cities in Ukraine. Dudinka - Dudinchane (Dudinchanin, Dudinchanka). Evpatoria - Evpatorians (Evpatorian, w - no). Ekaterinburg - Ekaterinburg residents (Ekaterinburg resident, Ekaterinburg woman). Yelets - Yelets residents (Yelchanin, Elchanka). Essentuki - Essentuchan (Essentukan, Essentuchanka). Zlatoust - Zlatoust people (Zlatoust, w - no). Ivanovo - Ivanovtsy (Ivanovets, Ivanovka). Izhevsk - Izhevsk residents (Izhevsk resident, Izhevsk resident). Irkutsk - Irkutsk residents (Irkutsk resident, Irkutsk woman). Yoshkar-Ola - Yoshkarolinians (Yoshkarolinets, Yoshkarolinka). Kazan - Kazan people (Kazanets, w - no). Kaliningrad - Kaliningraders (Kaliningrader, Kaliningrader). Kaluga - Kaluga residents (Kaluzhanin, Kaluzhanka). Kemerovo - Kemerovo residents (Kemerovo resident, Kemerovo resident). Kerch - Kerchan (Kerchanin, Kerchanka). Kineshma - Kineshemians (Kineshemets, Kineshemka). Kirov - Kirov residents (Kirov resident, Kirov resident). Kislovodsk - Kislovodsk residents (Kislovodsk resident, Kislovodsk resident). Kolomna - Kolomchane (Kolomchanin, Kolomchanka). Komsomolsk-on-Amur - Komsomol members (Komsomol member, Komsomol member). Korolev - Korolyovtsy (Korolyovets, w - no). Kostroma - kostromichi (kostromich, kostromichka). Kotlas - kotlashans (kotlashanin, kotlashanka). Krasnodar - Krasnodar residents (Krasnodarets, Krasnodarka). Krasnoyarsk - Krasnoyarsk (Krasnoyarets, Krasnoyarsk). Kudymkar - Kudymkars (Kudymkars, w - no). Kurgan - Kurgan people (Kurganets, Kurganchanka). Kursk - Kuryans (Kuryanin, Kuryanka). Kyzyl - Kyzyl people (Kyzyl citizen, Kyzyl woman). Leningrad (St. Petersburg) - Leningraders (Leningrader, Leningrader). Lipetsk - Lipetsk (Lipchanin, Lipchanka). Lugansk – see the list of cities in Ukraine. Lyubertsy - Lyubertsy (Lyuberchanin, Lyubertsy). Magadan - Magadanians (Magadanets, Magadan woman). Magas - Magastsy (Magasets, w - no). Magnitogorsk - Magnitogorsk (Magnitogorsk, Magnitogorochka). Maikop - Maikop residents (Maikopchanin, Maikopchanka). Makhachkala - Makhachkala residents (Makhachkalinets, Makhachkala). Mineralnye Vody – mineral water workers (mineralovodets, w – no). Moscow - Muscovites (Muscovite, Muscovite). Murmansk - Murmansk residents (Murmansk resident, Murmansk woman). Murom - Muromlyans (Muromlyanin, Muromlyanka). Naberezhnye Chelny - Chelny residents (Chelnyets, Chelninka). Nazran - Nazran people (Nazran, Nazran). Nalchik - Nalchane (Nalchanin, Nalchanka). Naryan-Mar - Naryanmar residents (Naryanmarets, w - no). Nakhodka - Nakhodka residents (Nakhodkinets, Nakhodchanka). Nizhnevartovsk – Vartovchane (Vartovchanin, Vartovchanka). Nizhnekamsk - Nizhnekamsk (Nizhnekamets, Nizhnekamka). Nizhny Novgorod - Nizhny Novgorod residents (Nizhny Novgorod, Nizhny Novgorod). Nizhny Tagil - Tagil residents (Tagil resident, Tagil resident). Novgorod - see Veliky Novgorod. Novokuznetsk - Novokuznetsk residents (Novokuznechanin, Novokuznetsk). Novorossiysk - Novorossiytsy (Novorossiysk, Novorossiysk). Novosibirsk - Novosibirsk residents (Novosibirsk, w - no). Novocherkassk - Novocherkasians (Novocherkasian, Novocherkasinka). Norilsk - Norilsk residents (Norilsk citizen, Norilsk woman). Omsk - Omsk (Omich, Omsk). Orenburg - Orenburgers (Orenburger, Orenburg woman). Orel - Orlovchane (Orlovchanin, Orlovchanka). Orsk - Orchans (Orchanin, Orchanka). Penza - Penzentsy (Penzenets, Penzenka). Perm - Permyaks (Permyak, Permyachka). Petersburg - see St. Petersburg. Petrozavodsk - Petrozavodsk residents (Petrozavodsk resident, Petrozavodsk resident). Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky - Petropavlovtsy (Petropavlovets, Petropavlovsk resident). Peter - see St. Petersburg. Podolsk - Podolsk residents (Podolchanin, Podolchanka). Prokopyevsk - prokopchane (prokopchanin, prokopchanka). Pskov - Pskovians (Pskovich, Pskovichka). Pyatigorsk - Pyatigorsk residents (Pyatigorsk resident, Pyatigorsk resident). Rostov - Rostovites (Rostovets, Rostovite). Rostov-on-Don - Rostovites (Rostovite, Rostovite). Rybinsk - Rybinsk (Rybinets, Rybinka). Ryazan - Ryazan people (Ryazan, Ryazanka). Salekhard - Salekhardians (Salekhard, w - no). Samara - Samarans (Samaran, Samara woman). St. Petersburg - Petersburgers (Petersburger, Petersburg woman). Saransk - Saranchane (Saranchanin, Saranchanka). Saratov - Saratov residents (Saratov resident, Saratov resident). Sevastopol - Sevastopol residents (Sevastopolets, w - no). Severodvinsk - Severodvintsy (Severodvinets, Severodvinka). Simferopol - Simferopol residents (Simferopol resident, Simferopol resident). Smolensk - Smolyans (Smolyanin, Smolyanka). Sochi - Sochi residents (Sochinets, Sochinka). Stavropol - Stavropol residents (Stavropol resident, Stavropol resident). Stary Oskol - Stary Oskol residents (Stary Oskolets, Stary Oskolchanka). Sterlitamak - Sterlitamakovites (Sterlitamakovets, Sterlitamakovka). Suzdal - Suzdalians (Suzdalets, Suzdalyanka). Surgut - Surgutians (Surgutian, Surgut woman). Syktyvkar - Syktyvkarians (syktyvkarets, syktyvkarka). Taganrog - Taganrozhtsy (Taganrozhets, Taganrozhenka). Tambov - Tambov residents (Tambov resident, Tambov resident). Tver - Tveryaks (Tveryak, Tverian). Tobolsk - tobolyaki (tobolyak, tobolyachka). Togliatti - Togliatti (Togliatti, Togliatti). Tommot - Tommots (Tommots, w - no). Tomsk - Tomsk (Tomish, Tomsk). Torzhok – novotory (novotor, novotorka). Tuapse - Tuapse people (Tuapse, Tuapse). Tula - Tula (Tula, Tula). Tyumen - Tyumen people (Tyumenets, Tyumenka). Uglich - Uglich residents (Uglich citizen, f - Uglich woman). Ulan-Ude - Ulan-Ude people (Ulan-Udenets, Ulan-Udenka). Ulyanovsk - Ulyanovsk residents (Ulyanovets, Ulyanovsk). Ussuriysk - Ussuriytsy (Ussuriyets, w - no). Ufa - Ufa people (Ufimets, Ufimka). Ukhta - Ukhta people (Ukhtinets, Ukhtinka). Feodosia - Feodosians (Feodosian, Feodosian). Khabarovsk - Khabarovsk residents (Khabarovsk resident, Khabarovsk resident). Khimki – Khimki residents (Khimki resident, Khimki resident). Cheboksary - Cheboksary (Cheboksary, Cheboksary). Chelyabinsk - Chelyabinsk residents (Chelyabinets, Chelyabinsk). Cherepovets - Cherepovchane (Cherepovchanin, Cherepovchanka). Cherkessk - Circassians (Circassian, w - no). Chita - Chitins (Chitinets, Chitinka). Shakhty - Shakhty residents (Shakhtynets, Shakhtynka). Elista - Elistinians (Elistinets, Elistinka). Engels - engelsites (engelsite, w - no). Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk - Yuzhno-Sakhalinets (Yuzhnosakhalinets, Yuzhno-Sakhalina). Yakutsk - Yakutians (Yakutian, Yakutian). Yalta - Yalta people (Yalta, Yalta). Yaroslavl - Yaroslavl people (Yaroslavets, Yaroslavna). Yaya – yaychane (yaychanin, yaychanka).

Belarus - Belarusians (Belarusian, Belarusian)

Baranovichi - Baranovichi (Baranovichi, Baranovichi). Bobruisk - Bobruisk (Bobruisk, Bobruisk). Borisov - Borisov residents (Borisov resident, Borisov resident). Brest - Brest residents (Brest resident, Brest resident). Vitebsk – Viteblyan (Viteblanin, Viteblanka). Gomel - Gomel residents (Gomel resident, Gomel resident). Grodno - Grodno residents (Grodno, Grodno). Zhlobin - Zhlobin residents (Zhlobin resident, Zhlobin resident). Minsk – Minsk residents (Minsk resident, Minsk resident). Mogilev - Mogilev residents (Mogilev resident, Mogilev resident). Pinsk - Pinsk residents (Pinsk resident, Pinsk resident).

Kazakhstan - Kazakhstanis (Kazakhstani, Kazakh woman)

Aktau - Aktau residents (Aktau resident, resident of Aktau). Aktyubinsk - Aktobe residents (Aktyubinets, Aktobe). Almaty - Almaty residents (Almaty, Almaty). Astana - Astana residents (Astana resident, Astana resident). Atyrau - Atyrau people (Atyrau citizen, resident of Atyrau). Karaganda - Karaganda people (Karagandinets, Karaganda). Kokshetau - Kokshetau people (Kokshetau resident, resident of Kokshetau). Kostanay - Kostanay people (Kostanayets, Kostanayka). Kyzylorda - Kyzylorda (Kyzylorda, Kyzylorda). Pavlodar - Pavlodar people (Pavlodar, Pavlodar). Petropavlovsk - Petropavlovtsy (Petropavlovets, Petropavlovsk resident). Taraz - Tarazians (Tarazian, resident of Taraz). Uralsk - Uralians (Uralets, Uralka). Ust-Kamenogorsk - Ust-Kamenogorsk (Ust-Kamenogorsk, Ust-Kamenogorka). Shymkent - Shymkent people (Shymkent, Shymkent).

Ukraine – Ukrainians (Ukrainian, Ukrainian)

Vinnytsia – Vinnytsia residents (Vinnytsia resident, Vinnytsia resident). Dnepropetrovsk - Dnepropetrovsk residents (Dnepropetrovsk resident, Dnepropetrovsk resident). Donetsk - Donetsk residents (Donetsk citizen, Donetsk woman). Zhytomyr - Zhytomyr residents (Zhytomyryanin, Zhytomyr woman). Zaporozhye - Cossacks (Zaporozhets, Zaporozhanka). Ivano-Frankivsk - Ivano-Frankovtsy (Ivano-Frankovets, w - no). Kyiv - Kyivians (Kievite, Kievite). Kirovograd - Kirovograd residents (Kirovogradets, w - no). Krivoy Rog – Krivoy Rog residents (Krivoy Rog resident, Krivoy Rog woman). Lugansk - Lugansk residents (Lugansk, Luhansk woman). Lutsk – Lutsk (luchanin, luchanka). Lviv - Lviv residents (Lviv resident, Lviv woman). Mariupol - Mariupol residents (Mariupolets, Mariupol woman). Nikolaev - Nikolaevites (Nikolayevets, w - no). Odessa - Odessans (Odessa, Odessa). Poltava – Poltava residents (Poltava resident, Poltava resident). Pripyat - Pripyat residents (Pripyat resident, Pripyat woman). Rivne - Rivne residents (Rivne resident, Rivne resident). Sumy - Sumy residents (Sumy resident, Sumy resident). Ternopil - Ternopil residents (Ternopil resident, Ternopil resident). Uzhgorod - Uzhgorod residents (Uzhgorod, w - no). Kharkov - Kharkov residents (Kharkov resident, Kharkov resident). Kherson - Kherson people (Khersonets, Kherson). Khmelnitsky - Khmelnytsky residents (Khmelnytsky resident, Khmelnytsky resident). Cherkassy - Cherkasy (Cherkasy, Cherkaska). Chernigov - Chernigovtsy (Chernigovets, Chernigovchanka). Chernobyl - Chernobyl victims (Chernobyl, Chernobyl). Chernivtsi - Chernivtsi (Chernivchanin, Chernivtsi).

What are the people of Kursk, Omsk, Arkhangelsk called?

The suffixes used to form ethno-horonyms are:

-ts-;
-h-;
-an-, -yan-;
-chan.

The names of residents of cities and villages are always written together, regardless of the original toponym (for example: New York - New Yorkers).

Perhaps it is no coincidence that Russian is called one of the most difficult languages to learn. Some even argue that it is impossible to learn it - you just need to feel it. If you consider the most diverse options for ethnohoronyms, then this is not so difficult to believe.

So, there are quite simple options. For example: Moscow - Muscovites, Kyiv - Kyivians, Paris - Parisians, etc. However, this is because these toponyms are familiar to many. But how to form ethnohoronyms from names of cities such as Alaverdi, Oslo or Karlovy Vary? There is no way to do this without the help of a philologist.

The suffix -ts- in the Russian language is used to form ethnohoronyms, which come from toponyms with the endings -ino, -eno, -ovo, -evo. For example: the city of Ivanovo - residents of Ivanovo; city of Domodedovo - residents of Domodedovo, etc. The suffix -ch- is archaic; it is used only in the case of ancient Russian cities (Moscow - Muscovites, Tomsk - Tomsk, etc.).

If the names of settlements end in -sk, -tsk or -tsk, then the suffixes -an, -yan, -chan are usually used to form ethnohoronyms (for example, Irkutsk - Irkutsk people).

But not all ethnohoronyms are formed according to this principle. Thus, in Russia there are many names of cities for which it is very difficult to choose the correct and correct form of the name of its population. By the way, the residents of Kursk also belong to this list of ethno-horonyms-exceptions.

How not to make a mistake in such a situation? For this purpose, there are assistants - special dictionaries compiled by competent philologists. So, in 2003, one of these was published: “Russian names of residents: a dictionary-reference book.”

Demography

To obtain a reliable demographic picture, it is necessary to know the natural population growth. The parameter clearly shows what current birth/mortality ratio is being observed.

In Yaroslavl for 2022 there is a decrease in the indicator. The same situation can be observed in the region. The natural decline of residents increased by 760 compared to the picture for 2022. The number of births decreased by 1116, deaths minus 356 citizens.

The main causes of high mortality are severe cardiovascular diseases, oncology, and external factors. Among external factors: road accidents, murders, suicides.

Residents of Kursk: what is the correct name for them?

Kursk is an ancient city, once part of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania. It was founded back in 1032, and today it is an important industrial, transport and cultural-religious center of the European part of Russia. The modern city is home to about 430,000 people. Residents of the city of Kursk produce plastic and rubber products, electrical equipment and food products for the country. Several research institutes and universities operate here.

It is correct and correct to call the residents of Kursk Kursk residents (and not Kursk residents). Moreover, a Kuryan is a male resident of the city, and a Kuryan is a female.

National composition

To obtain a complete demographic picture, it is necessary to determine the number of permanent residents and ethnic composition. According to the 2010 All-Russian Population Census, a significant part of the inhabitants of the city of Yaroslavl are Russians (95.1%). The second position is occupied by Ukrainians – 0.96 percent of the total. The third position is those surveyed who did not indicate their nationality – 0.87%.

0.4% is occupied by Armenians, Tatars, and Azerbaijanis. Belarusians – 0.3 percent. The following nations: Yazidis (0.3%), Roma (0.2%).

The next ones are Georgians (0.09%), Germans (0.08%). 0.07 percent are occupied by Jews, Chuvashs, and Chechens. The following ethnic groups are Moldovans, Tajiks, Mordovians, Uzbeks, Ingush, Legzgins, Bashkirs, Poles, Komi. Koreans and Udmurts close the list. Their share is 0.02%.

Some unusual ethno-horonyms

In some cities on the planet, women, figuratively speaking, are not welcome at all. It is simply impossible to form feminine ethno-horonyms from these toponyms! Such “sexist cities” include: New York (USA), Daugavpils (Latvia), Copenhagen (Denmark), Pereslavl-Zalessky (Russia).

Here is another list of some non-standard ethno-horonyms (Russian and foreign):

Oslo: oslovec, oslovka;
Cannes: cannets, cannka;
Engels: Engelsites, Engelsites;
Yaya: yachanin, yachanka;
Arkhangelsk: Arkhangelsk, Arkhangelsk;
Omsk: Omsk, Omsk;
Rzhev: Rzhevityanin, Rzhevityanka;
Torzhok: novotor, novotorka.

Migration

For a long time, a significant part of population growth was ensured by powerful migration growth. There is a gradual decrease in the indicator.

According to 2022 data, migration growth decreased compared to the previous year - 795 arriving residents. Migration is carried out from the region, other regions of the Russian Federation, and neighboring countries. The vast majority of foreign migrants come from member countries of the Commonwealth of Independent States: Ukraine, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Armenia, Azerbaijan.

The fate of Edgard Zapashny. Unmarried. Large family. Circus

“I will definitely get married before I’m 40,” Edgard Zapashny, one of the most famous trainers of our time, once promised. Today he is already 42 years old, but he never made it to the registry office. For a long time, Edgard and Askold Zapashny were among the most eligible bachelors in the country. But if Askold got married a long time ago, then Edgard’s reputation as a bachelor has long been established. However, many fans do not know that he is a father of many children. Why does he value his bachelor status so much? And when will someone be able to tame the trainer and change his fate forever?

The Zapashny brothers are fourth generation circus performers. Despite the fact that their grandfather was torn to pieces by tigers, and their father ended up in intensive care three times after the performance, the brothers still decided to continue the dynasty and work in the circus. Edgard and Askold were raised as twins, so that there were no priorities. They went to school at the same time. “We moved around a lot, studied at different schools in Central Asia. Of the 15 Soviet republics, we did not study only in Lithuania,” said Edgard. The brothers were about ten years old when they first entered the tiger cage.

After graduating from school, the Zapashnys and their family went to China, where Edgard met his first great love. The girl's name was Achin, she worked in the park and took care of the deer. The Chinese government then did not approve of relationships with foreigners, so it was not easy for lovers who lived together. “In 1996, my brother and I left China, and Achin and I had to separate. I returned there on tour in 2002 and asked to find Achin. When I introduced her to my girlfriend, I saw sadness in her eyes. It seemed to me that she still missed me,” Edgard admitted.

Zapashny met his chosen one, circus artist Elena Petrikova, at work. The girl was one of the strongest aerial gymnasts in Russia; at the time of the meeting, she had just returned from Italy from a six-month tour. “Mom then told me: “Edgard, take a closer look at her.” I took a closer look. We lived together for 13 years, after which we separated. I was the initiator of our separation from Lena. I fell in love with another girl and realized that living in this would be wrong,” said the artist.

After breaking up with Lena, Edgard began dating fitness instructor Olga. They met in Voronezh, where the Zapashny circus was on tour. After some time they started dating. And when they decided to leave, it turned out that Olga was pregnant. They had a daughter, Stefania. And the second daughter, Gloria, was born two years later, when Edgard and Olga no longer lived together.

Edgard met his current beloved Yaroslavna in St. Petersburg, where he flew to the last fight of Fedor Emelianenko. The girl carried signs with round numbers into the ring. For almost a year they communicated only by phone, and then they got together and began to live together. “Yaroslavna is a girl of my energy, she has an incredibly calm character. This is what I was looking for,” Edgard admitted. In 2017, the couple had a son, Daniel. According to Zapashny, they live like a real family, but are not officially married.

How did the brothers cope with the death of their father, the famous trainer Walter Zapashny? How was Edgard's second daughter born? And what is Edgard's happiness? The answers are in the program “The Fate of a Man with Boris Korchevnikov.”