Reading aloud—personally for Kadyrov. The Russian Minister of Education flew to Chechnya and showed the head of the republic a revised history textbook.

At a meeting with Ramzan Kadyrov, Russian Education Minister Sergei Kravtsov demonstrated reprinted books and noted that "historical justice has now been restored."

"Unfortunately, in my opinion, the previous editions addressed deportation issues inaccurately. Your colleagues and I have been in contact with you and all the regional heads. And today I would like to read you the revised [version of the textbook]. Historical justice has been restored." the minister says in a video published in Kadyrov's Telegram channel, and begins to read the corrected fragment.

In addition to the head of the republic, the chairman of the Chechen government, Muslim Khuchiev, the chairman of parliament, Magomed Daudov, and the Minister of Education of Chechnya, Khozh-Baudi Daayev, are also listening attentively to him.

Previously, the textbook for grades 10-11 contained a paragraph about the collaboration of the Caucasian peoples with the Nazis during the Great Patriotic War. How wrote "NeMoscow"In September, the entire print run of the textbook in the Chechen Republic was confiscated—on Kadyrov's orders. The textbook's author, Vladimir Medinsky, admitted that the chapter had been moved from an older version and promised to "repair it."

Experts from "NeMoskva" called The new textbook is "an exorbitantly bloated piece of propaganda," in which Stalin is the main positive character of 20th-century Russia, the main enemies are the United States and the collective West, and the main problem is the attempts to liberalize the political regime, which are undertaken from time to time from above.

Video: Ramzan Kadyrov