The city of Mary
- 1. Mariupol is situated on the shores of the Sea of Azov. The sea takes its name from the city of Azov (in Russia). Mariupol is also home to the Azov steel works where the defenders of the city, among them the Azov batallion, have entrenched themselves. Which is a lot of Azovs for one footnote...
- 2. Mariupol means "City of Mary".
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1. | Songs For Ukraine, Part 2 |
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Hm, NOW I think you're perfectly right that it's also (and above all) the Sea of Azov. Makes more sense because of the the wind over the dunes, and the sand smelling of spring... Sorry for being so extraordinarily dense ;-)
Yep, I know, of course. But that would be Azovs'ke (more). If you say "over Azov" in Ukrainian (or Russian), I think it rather refers to the steelworks. It could, of course, also refer to the city of Azov (after which the sea is named), but that being in Russia, I doubt that that is the meaning. Well, anyway, I've added the reference to the Sea of Azov and the city in the footnotes.
From my long lasting memory, Azov sea was like a dead sea. No springs, still water, smell around everywhere
And still the occupants want to make a resort city there.
Hm, I've been to Taganrog (a long time ago). I don't remember any bad smell :-) But then I didn't go bathing in the sea, the trip was more for seeing the house where Chekhov was born...
I've been in the house Chaikovskiy was born. Nothing special, same old....
Well, the house in Taganrog is quite small, surrounded by a little garden. The family wasn't really wealthy. Well, in fact, Anton Pavlych started writing humoresques because he had to earn money to pay for his medical studies...
Pavlovich (Палыч, если вам так будет угодно) was a funny guy living on a prayer
As always, he had a harsh life. Though in Soviet times he became very popular
"Чайка", "Три сестры", "Вишнёвый сад" аншлаги во всех театрах срывали.
IMHO it is because there's no politics in his dramas 🥰
The band dedicates this song to the defenders of Mariupol, "the kosack City of Mary".