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Penza Komsomol members reported that several letters had fallen off the monument to the Fighters of the Revolution. сообщили Back in August, the discussion centered on a memorial plaque inscribed with the names of 67 Red Army soldiers who died during the White Czech Revolt of 1918. This regional monument is located in the very center of the city. Next to it is a mass grave containing the remains of the fallen.

Today the head of the regional branch of the Komsomol Grigory Sakhno сообщил, that the letters were finally restored. It took city authorities two attempts to do so.

From this story we can conclude that we must fight to the end. And check everything the administration does, — Grigory Sakhno commented to NeMoskve.

City officials reported on the first repairs to the Communist Party in October. The response was signed by the mayor of Penza. Alexandra Basenko It was reported that "work to restore the inscription has been completed." However, in fact, the metal letters on the memorial plaque have fallen off. replaced letters made of cheap plastic, which varied greatly in color, were poorly attached and wobbly.
After this, Grigory Sakhno called those who carried out these repairs “enemies” and prepared a response about their completion.

In a conversation with NeMoskva, he emphasized that the restoration issue was under the personal control of the City Duma deputy. Alexandra Smirnova, who heads the Communist Party of the Russian Federation faction.
Now the metal letters have returned to the memorial plaque.

Photo by Grigory Sakhno