Translation. Region: Russian Federal
Source: Moscow Government – Government of Moscow –
As part of the project “Moscow – Caring for History”, the government service centers “My Documents” andMain Archival Administration capital carried out a large-scale renovation of the exhibition dedicated to the 80th anniversary of the Great Victory. The new exhibition “War has an adult face” can be seen in 30 public service centers, as well as online at Glavarkhiv website.
The exhibition tells about the contribution of children to the victory in the Great Patriotic War. Young heroes worked in the rear, not inferior to adults, donated their earnings to the needs of the Red Army and even participated in battles themselves.
Visitors to the public service centers will learn how the pioneers sent 18 tanks to the Red Army, as well as how children became sons and daughters of the regiment, participated in reconnaissance, and how the Timurovites movement developed. The exhibition also tells the story of a young pilot who stood among the best at the Victory Parade, as well as how Agniya Barto united families after the war.
The infographics contain interesting facts about the children of war: how much money they donated to the army, where they worked during the hardest years, and how many medals they received. The video is dedicated to the sons of the regiment, their stories and awards, and the archival audio recording contains fragments of the memories of schoolgirl G. Akimova and historian and archivist Edda Cellini about their childhood in the capital during wartime.
By participating in the quiz, adult visitors to the My Documents offices will be able to test their attentiveness and intuition, as well as learn about the exploits of young heroes. Children will enjoy interactive activities on the touch panel, thanks to which they will feel like assistants to the Red Army during the Great Patriotic War.
You can visit the exhibition daily in district offices from 08:00 to 20:00, and in flagship offices from 10:00 to 22:00.
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