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Rich Pinocchio

"The Adventures of Pinocchio"

Phraseologism: Rich Pinocchio.

Meaning: About a rich and prosperous person, whose wealth is not the result of his personal work, high personal qualities, etc. (ironic).

Origin: From the TV movie "The Adventures of Pinocchio" (1975), filmed by director Leonid Nechaev and written by Inna Ivanovna Vetkina. This scenario was based on the fairy tale "The Golden Key" (1936) by the Russian Soviet writer Alexei Tolstoy (1883-1945).

Random phraseology:

We will destroy the whole world of violence.

Meaning:

A phrase-symbol of the idea of a revolutionary reorganization of the world, popular in Russia at the beginning of the XNUMXth century.

Origin:

From the first line of the international proletarian anthem "The Internationale", written in verse (1871) by the French poet Eugene Pottier, translated into Russian (1902) by Arkady Yakovlevich Kots (1872-1943): "We will destroy the whole world of violence // To the foundation, and then // We are ours, we will build a new world, // Whoever was nobody will become everything."

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