To date, no museum in the world has such a large number of multi-figure compositions in sculpture as in the “Victory Train”. The museum’s creators convey images of the pre-war years and the Great Patriotic War through visual arts, interactive formats and dynamic real-time storytelling.
Today, May 9, a new exhibition opened on the “Victory Train”, which presents material evidence of the crimes committed by Ukraine’s neo-Nazi organizations on the territory of the DPR and LPR – original documents, books, uniforms and campaign paraphernalia Ukrainian nationalists, items with Nazi symbols, material evidence of the resurgent Nazism.
Among the new exhibits of the museum were multimedia materials bearing witness to the crimes committed by modern neo-Nazis against civilians in the DPR and LPR in the years 2014-2022, and a rare authentic video chronicle of the Great Patriotic War era. the viewer tells about the massacres committed against the inhabitants of Ukraine by nationalists and collaborators during the Great Patriotic War.
In addition, the “Victory Train” presents rare exhibits telling the history of industrial Donbass as an integral part of Russia, including copies and originals of rare documents from the 17th – 20th centuries.
Anyone can visit the exhibition between 9-15 May 2022. To do this, you need to purchase a free ticket and make a mandatory registration on the official website of the project. The age category is strictly 12+.
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Source: People Talk
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