A story about the friendship of peoples. Friendship lesson "nationality without borders"

citizens of Russia; enterprises, institutions, organizations, military units and formations, republics, territories, regions, cities. The Order of Friendship of Peoples can also be awarded to persons who are not citizens of our country.

interesting events in the country, city,class talk about friendship between people

Man without friends, (like a tree without roots). If you don't have a friend, look(if you find it, take care). Friendship is not made strong by flattery, (and with truth and honor ). Friendship is like glass:(if you break it, you won’t put it back together ). Tell me who your friend is(and I'll tell you who you are). Not the friend who walks at the feast,(and the one who is in trouble helps T). “Friendship and brotherhoodmore valuable than wealth ”

Doesn't quarrel Give in Don't be afraid to ask for forgiveness if you've offended a friend Don't be rude - be polite Don't get angry Don't be greedy Help a friend To be honest Be careful

Every nation has something of its own - interesting and characteristic. And every nation has wonderful people - kind ones. calm, open. And there are others who are stupid. evil. greedy and aggressive. Many people laugh at representatives of other nations. As a rule, these are people who are not very smart and not very kind, who do not know what nobility is. It is necessary to respect the national feelings of other peoples: to be respectful, responsive, to show people the same attitude that you expect from them towards you.

Let's get to know and study the cultural traditions of the peoples of our Russia, let's understand each other and be friends!

From time immemorial, friendship was perceived as the most noble feeling inherent in a reasonable person. Legends and songs were written about her, and the saying: “You yourself will perish,
but save your friend!” was an immutable law for our soldiers.

Since ancient times, friendship between individual tribes and peoples has sometimes lasted for centuries. People came to the rescue of their neighbors in difficult times in the hope that they, too, would not leave them without protection when trouble came to them, and they had neither the strength nor the ability to overcome it alone.

But these hopes were not always realized. Human memory is short, the good deeds of neighbors are often forgotten. For example, consider our relationship with Bulgaria.

Everyone knows that the Bulgarians were under the heel of the Ottoman Empire for several centuries. When they rebelled against their enslavers, Russia was the only country that came to their aid. The heroic defense of Shipka by Russian soldiers is one of many episodes of real military assistance to the Bulgarian people, and its price is tens of thousands of our compatriots who died.

Thanks to Russia, Bulgaria became a principality in 1878, although it was still considered a vassal of Turkey, and in 1908 it gained full independence and was able to appear on the world stage as an independent state. It seemed that after this revival, the Bulgarians would gratefully remember our participation in their struggle, and would repay us with the warmest friendship.

But a few years after gaining independence, the Bulgarian rulers became allies of the Kaiser's Germany, which fought with us in the First World War. Then Russia rushed to save the Serbs from Austrian aggression, and Bulgaria, on the contrary, itself attacked Serbia in the hope of seizing its lands. The confrontation even reached military clashes between Russian and Bulgarian troops.

A little more than 20 years passed after the end of the war, and Bulgaria again entered into an alliance with Germany, already under Nazi rule. The Bulgarian army did not take part in military operations against the Soviet troops, but all kinds of economic assistance were provided to the Wehrmacht.

After the defeat of Germany, Bulgaria chose the path of socialist development and soon became one of our friendliest countries. Relations between our states have become so strong that rumors arose about its possible annexation to the USSR as another union republic. Even a saying has appeared among our fellow citizens: “A chicken is not a bird, and Bulgaria is not a foreign country.” And the song about the soldier Alyosha was constantly heard on the air.

But perestroika broke out, the Soviet Union broke up into separate states, and Bulgaria defected from the Warsaw Pact to NATO, and since then its attitude towards our country has become increasingly cool. Recently, we were refused permission to lay the South Stream gas pipeline on her land, and it was frozen for an indefinite period. The flight of our transport aircraft over its territory to supply the limited Russian contingent of troops in Syria was also prohibited. The Bulgarian authorities even accused us of allegedly waging a so-called “hybrid war” against their country. Of course, the song about the soldier Alyosha stopped playing on the air.

Well, the rulers of Bulgaria do not want to lead their ship after our galley in shallow water, but still strive to sail to the deep sea, where high-speed liners of developed European countries ply.

We must pay tribute to the fact that most ordinary Bulgarians have a very favorable attitude towards Russians. Almost all of our fellow citizens who visited this Balkan country as tourists noted the friendly attitude of the local residents towards them. Still, they remember Russia’s selfless participation in their war of liberation, which gave them a chance to become an independent state.

But we provided all kinds of assistance not only to Bulgaria. As soon as the rulers of some African country, whose population had recently left the palm trees, declared their readiness to follow the path of socialist development, our former communist leaders immediately rushed to provide them with all possible assistance in such a noble intention. Then these ruling men persistently tried to make all humanity happy with the values ​​of victorious socialism in our country, forgetting about the needs of their own people.

The party ideologist Mikhail Suslov, who dreamed of the complete victory of communist ideas throughout the world, was especially successful in this act. He never stood in line for boiled sausage, but as an influential member of the Politburo he constantly insisted on providing all possible assistance to countries that had allegedly chosen the path of building socialism.

At that time, these party leaders were possessed by the illusory hope that all they had to do was push themselves a little more, helping other countries in every possible way, and the red flag of victorious socialism would fly over the entire planet. Did not work out. As soon as we overstrained ourselves in the race against evil capitalism, all our allies and countries under our care immediately turned their backs on us.

Much water has passed under the bridge since then, and when the time came to pay off the loans provided, the new rulers of these countries turned out their empty pockets in front of us and declared: “Dear comrades! We have nothing to pay you for our debts, because our former leaders, who previously called themselves revolutionaries, turned out to actually be embezzlers and devastated all foreign currency reserves. But we, very decent new rulers, will not mind too much if you continue to help us.”

And we were forced to write off debts from insolvent states that once promised to follow the path of socialist development. Most likely, many of us do not know about the total amount of all written off foreign currency money that has not been returned to our budget. Some information on this subject can be obtained from the Internet. If you believe him, just recently, since 2000, we have written off over $140 billion in debt. We forgave Cuba alone 30 billion “greens”, and recently it has been getting closer and closer to America. Those who want to count all the countries to which we have written off debts may not have enough fingers to bend not only on their hands, but also on their toes. If all this money had been invested in our national economy in due time, then no crisis would have threatened us.

Even the permanent leader of the LDPR, Vladimir Zhirinovsky, spoke out with indignation about this, publishing an angry article in the press entitled: “Stop fooling people with “friendship of peoples!” Possessing, without any doubt, the ironclad self-control and demeanor of a purebred English lord, even when communicating with overly curious female journalists, he surprised them with the politeness of a real gentleman.

But, nevertheless, he could not contain the emotions boiling in his fiery chest at the mention of this very friendship. Apparently, the heart of the main liberal of Russia was very painful and the careless squandering of our national property got to his very small intestines.

Recently, many supporters have emerged insisting on a complete ban on providing any assistance to other states. But this is another extreme, leading ultimately to the complete isolation of our country from world civilization.
We already have almost no real friends left, there are insidious enemies around us, but living in a besieged fortress is below average pleasure. It is known from history that almost all such fortresses, without outside help, could not remain impregnable for a long time. After long sieges, the inhabitants of these citadels were forced to present the keys to the entrance gates on a velvet pillow to the besiegers.

Since ancient times, Russians have always been kind-hearted and treated people in distress with increased compassion. For example, in Siberian villages, house owners set out food every night near their homes for escaped convicts. Nobody forced them to do this; they were driven only by the desire to help these outcasts of society in some way.

Even in our mercantile times, we Russians do not look indifferently at the consequences of natural disasters in other countries, but constantly provide assistance to their populations affected by the rampant natural forces. Not long ago, our pilots carried out a noble mission to extinguish forest fires in Greece and Portugal, and rescuers helped the Italians eliminate the consequences of the earthquake.

It’s just a pity that when we have similar natural disasters in the form of forest fires in Siberia or floods in Primorye, we don’t hear about the desire of other countries to provide us with real assistance in eliminating them.

However, we need to strengthen our friendship with all countries, even if they are suspicious of us. It is important that we are not feared, but respected for the most developed economy in the world, for the high standard of living of the population and the complete absence of corruption in government structures. But according to these indicators, to put it mildly, we are stubbornly trailing behind civilized countries. And if they could boast of them, then other states would race to us in search of friendship with us.

So we need to be friends with other countries and help them in difficult times is necessary, but within reasonable limits. It is not necessary to give away your last shirt to strengthen friendly relations, but you should adhere to the wise folk proverb: “Friendship is friendship, but tobacco is apart.”

Class hour

Friendship. Friendship between children of different nationalities

Goals:

Cultivate mutual respect and polite behavior of children towards each other. Promote the development of students' oral speech. Develop the desire to be tolerant in human society.

During the classes:

Teacher: Hello children! Today we will talk to you about friendship.

Who is a friend?

Students: Answer.

Teacher: Right! A friend is a person with whom you have common interests, aspirations, and tastes. There are no secrets from him. He will not spare anything for his friend and will always understand. If you have such a friend, value him, do not quarrel with him over trifles and always be ready to help him. Tell me, who are you friends with in class?

Students: Answer.

Teacher: Fine. When there are friends and comrades. After all, with common forces we can accomplish any task.

Such friends in the world

Nothing is scary:

One for all is responsible

And all for one.

Why do you think nothing is scary with a friend?

Students: Answer.

Teacher: It happens to you that you get sick and don’t come to school. A few days pass and you get bored. You felt lonely and sad. And I really want to see my friends. This is understandable: no person can live without friends.

Would you be happy if your friends came to visit you? Have you visited someone when they are sick?

Students: Answer.

Teacher: I will now tell you one verse:

A friend is like the sun in bad weather,

He is for you: through thick and thin.

But where do you have to ask?

There is no friendship there, there cannot be!

Why “a friend like the sun in bad weather”?

Students: Answer.

Teacher: I'll tell you a fairy tale: “The Good Hostess.” And think about what she is doing wrong.

Once upon a time there was a girl. And she had a cockerel. The cockerel will get up in the morning and sing:

Ku-ka-riku! Good morning, hostess!

He will run up to the girl, peck the crumbs from her hands, and sit next to her on the rubble. The feathers are multi-colored, as if smeared with oil, the comb shines gold in the sun. It was a good cockerel.

One day a girl saw a chicken at her neighbor’s house. She liked the chicken. She asks her neighbor:

Give me the chicken, and I'll give you my rooster. The cockerel heard it, hung its comb to the side, lowered its head, but there was nothing to do - the hostess herself gave it.

The neighbor agreed - she gave him a chicken and took a cockerel.

The girl became friends with the chicken. A fluffy chicken, warm, every day - lays a fresh egg.

Where, where, my mistress! Eat an egg for your health!

The girl will eat an egg, take the chicken on her lap, stroke her feathers, give her some water, and treat her with millet.

Only once does a neighbor come to visit with a duck. The girl liked the duck. She asks her neighbor:

Give me your duck - I'll give you my chicken.

The chicken heard it, lowered her feathers, became sad, but there was nothing to do - the hostess herself gave it away.

The girl became friends with the duck. They go to the river to swim together.

A girl is swimming and a duck is nearby.

Tas-tas-tasya, my mistress! Don't swim too far - the river bottom is deep!

The girl will come out to the bank and the duck will follow her. One day a neighbor comes. Leads the puppy by the collar. The girl saw:

Oh, what a cute puppy! Give me a puppy - take my duck!

The duck heard it, flapped its wings, screamed, but there was nothing to do. A neighbor took it, put it under his arm and carried it away.

The girl stroked the puppy and said:

I had a cockerel - I took a chicken for him, I had a chicken - I gave her for a duck, now I exchanged the duck for a puppy.

The puppy heard this, tucked his tail, hid under a bench, and at night he opened the door with his paw and ran away.

I don’t want to be friends with such a hostess! She doesn't know how to value friendship.

The girl woke up - she had no one!

Teacher: Who was the girl friends with? Can this be called friendship? Why? What words did the puppy run away with? Why was the girl left alone, she had many friends?

Students: Answer.

Teacher: I'll read you another story:

Kolya left his scooter in the yard and went to lunch. Before he had time to eat, he saw Vovka Chulkov riding on his scooter. Kolya got angry and ran into the yard.

“Now,” he thinks, “I’ll give Vovka a beating. So that you don’t take other people’s things without asking.”

He jumped up to him angry and even clenched his fists. And Vovka saw him and said to the boy who was standing next to him:

Meet Igorek, this is my best friend Kolya.

Kolya was confused. He unclenched his fists and unexpectedly said to himself:

Why don’t you ride a scooter?

Teacher: Why wasn’t Kolya offended by Vova for that? What was he riding on his scooter?

Teacher: Right! Let's read the rules of friendship.

Rules of Friendship

4. Don't lie to your friends.

5. Don't quarrel with your comrades.

What do these rules teach us?

Students: Answer.

Teacher: Now I will read you another verse.

Who offended whom first?

No. He me.

Who hit whom first?

No, he me.

You guys used to be friends like that.

I was friends.

And I was friends.

Why didn't you share?

And I forgot.

Have you ever had such cases? Tell us about them.

Students: Answer.

Teacher: You know. That we are all very different: short, tall, plump, thin. We also differ in nationalities. What peoples live in Crimea? Which one of you belongs to what nationality? Do you all live together?

Students: Answer.

Teacher: Well done! We must respect all people, despite their differences. We need to pay attention to what brings us together. Everyone knows that they need to live together. There is also no need to find fault with people because of their shortcomings, thinking that you are better. First of all, you need to remain yourself, see your mistakes. Let's now learn one song about friendship.

A strong friendship will not break

A friend will not leave you in trouble,

He won’t ask too much -

This is what real means

True friend.

We will quarrel and make up,

At noon or midnight

A friend will come to the rescue -

This is what real means

True friend.

To be needed by someone

In difficult times -

This is what real means

True friend!

Teacher: What new things did you learn from this conversation? Did you like it?

Students: Answer.

Teacher: Goodbye!

Rules of Friendship

1. Help a friend. If you know how to do something, teach him. If a friend is in trouble, help him as much as you can.

2. Learn to share with friends.

3. Stop your friend if he is doing something bad.

4. Don't lie to your friends.

5. Don't quarrel with your friends.

6. Don't get arrogant if you're good at something.

7. Learn to enjoy the successes of others.

Friendship

A strong friendship will not break

Will not come apart from rains and blizzards,

A friend will not leave you in trouble,

He won’t ask too much -

This is what real means

True friend.

We will quarrel and make up,

“Don’t spill the water!” - everyone around is joking.

At noon or midnight

A friend will come to the rescue -

This is what real means

True friend.

A friend can always help me out,

If something happens suddenly.

To be needed by someone

In difficult times -

This is what real means

The Day of Unity of the People of Kazakhstan is approaching - another reason to think about the value of friendship, despite different nationalities, ages, religious views, social status, and so on. True friendship is above circumstances.

We invite you to remember quotes from great people about what is important for every person.

1. “Today’s friendship is not friendliness, but treacherous deceit.
Hostility is not upholding the truth, but simply the inability to live in harmony."

Abay

2. “The person whose true friends do not stay long has a difficult disposition.”

Democritus

3. “How much we do for friends that we would never do for ourselves.”

Cicero

4. “A true friend is known in misfortune.”

Aesop

5. “Where there is no complete frankness, complete trust, where even the slightest bit is hidden, there is no and cannot be friendship.”

Belinsky V. G.

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6. “Friends have everything in common, and friendship is equality.”

Pythagoras

7. “Whoever is a friend to everyone, I do not consider him a friend.”

Moliere

8. “When the paths are unequal, they do not make plans together.”

Confucius

9. “Friendship ends where mistrust begins.”

Seneca

10. “It would be good for a person to examine himself, how much he is worth to his friends, and to try to be as valuable as possible.”

Socrates

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11. “Friendship should be a strong thing, capable of surviving all changes in temperature and all the shocks of that bumpy road along which efficient and decent people make their life journey.”

Herzen A.I.

12. “True friendship is truthful and courageous.”

Byron D.

13. “Have you become clean air, bread and medicine for your friend? Someone is not able to free himself from his own chains, but he saves his friend.”

Nietzsche F.

14. “A brother may not be a friend, but a friend is always a brother.”

Franklin B.

15. “...Being left without friends is the most bitter thing after poverty and misfortune.”

Defoe D.

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16. “Of two friends, one is always the slave of the other, although often neither of them admits it to himself.”

Lermontov M. Yu.

Leonardo da Vinci

18. “Be everyone such a support,
so that, relieving a friend of a burden,
to go towards one dream with one will.”

Michelangelo

19. "You can't have too many friends."

Dumas A. (father)

20. “If your friend becomes your enemy, then love him so that the tree of friendship, love and trust, which withered because it was not watered with the water of friendship and was not cared for, will bloom again.”

As-Samarkandi