your business.
Where were you yesterday?
At Vika Lyuberetskaya's.
Was it you who made others go there?
I just suggested it.
They went of their free will.
Why did you suggest it?
We can't leave her alone
in her misfortune.
She calls it misfortune. Did you
hear it, Nikolai Grigoryevich?
So it was you who organized
that affair?
Maybe you don't believe it?
Maybe you think that
Lyuberetsky is an innocent victim?
- Don't keep quiet. Tell us.
- I know.
Quite recently you said
that Lyuberetsky
was the pride of our city.
Considering your impeccable past,
we won't make conclusions now,
Polyakova.
But keep it in mind.
Keep it in mind.
Tomorrow you're going to hold
a Komsomol meeting.
What's the agenda?
We'll have to decide the Komsomol
fate of Lyuberetskaya.
What do you think?
I think there's no place in Komsomol
for a daughter of the people's enemy.
What for?
Why do you do that? lt's not
her fault that her father...
Yes, of course.
- Nikolai Grigoryevich!
- Of course.
I'm not going to hold that meeting.
What did you say?
I'm not going to hold that meeting.
What?!
She is not well!
Why are you sitting like a dummy?
Well?
How are you, good person?
How do you know I'm good?
It was not difficult to guess.
What will happen to Vika?
As for Lyuberetskaya...
I can't promise you anything.
I... will try to do something,
of course,
but you understand yourself...
Yes, I understand.
I understand nothing.
- Hello.
- Take care of lskra.
How are you?
Did she do it?
What a bitch!
- A real bitch!
- You can't say that about teachers.
What kind of a teacher is she?
Valendra!
Bitch!
Let's go to the country, guys,
to Sosnovka.
There's a forest, and a river there.
To the forest!
Listen...
To Sosnovka!
Iskra.
Thank you, Iskra.
My dad always said
that you're the best.
It won't be easy about Komsomol.
I know. Valentina Andronovna
explained everything to me.
Don't lose heart, the meeting is in
a week, we'll think of something.
Let's go.
Landys.
Do you love me?
Very much...
Will you love me forever?
Yes.
Kiss me, Landys.
And hold me.
Hold me tight.
Vika! Zhorka!
What are you doing there?
Dinner is served!
Go to Lyuberetskaya now.
Why did she miss school today?
Maybe she won't come?
She will, she gave her word.
She wasn't at school because
she's preparing for the meeting.
Those caprices again.
What can I do with you?
- Have you hung the notice?
- Everybody knows about it.
There'll be a man from the Committee.
It's not an ordinary personal case.
There's no notice.
What do you mean, "no notice"?
There is no notice.
You can blame only yourself,
Polyakova.
Hello.
Don't stand up.
Sit down, comrades.
Hello.
- Where's Lyuberetskaya?
- She hasn't come yet.
I knew it.
Kovalenko, run to Lyuberetskaya
and bring her here.
Perhaps we can begin?
No, we'll have to wait.
Let's wait. Won't you be
more comfortable here, with us?
I'm quite comfortable here.
- With the people.
- We'll wait.
We got some time
to talk and think.
Maybe it's even good that
Lyuberetskaya proved a coward.
In any case, it deprives her
of the aureole of a martr,
which her bad friends
are trying so hard
to attach to her.
Yes, her bad friends.
A good friend always tells the truth,
however bitter it might be.
You must not pity her.
Pity is deceptive and tearful.
You must always stand
on your principles.
And we will deal
with Lyuberetskaya's case
from such
principled positions.
But, dealing with her, we can't
forget other names too, comrades.
We must not forget about the
infatuation with the alien poetry
of some too ardent
admirers of literature.
We must not forget about
the corrupting influence
of the harmful liberal, that is,
bourgeois democracy.
Hair curls, mirrors...
Quiet, comrades!
The elements that have nothing
to do with pedagogy are trying
to infiltrate our
system of education,
to confuse some
gullible students
and even thrust upon them
their