We played the Siege of Leningrad
NeMoskva examined the events held this week in regional schools to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the complete lifting of the Siege of Leningrad.
Spoiler: there were "heroes of the SVO," the weaving of camouflage nets, and talk of a "new threat looming over our country."
🔸Fourth-graders from Samara village of Podgorodny They took part in the photo project "Blockade Eternity Page." The girls posed against a backdrop of newspapers with a piece of bread, a Soviet suitcase, and a teddy bear.
🔸During a lesson dedicated to the siege of Leningrad, volunteers donated to the school museum Orenburg banner with autographs from the "SVO" zone.
🔸In Altai Krai в Borovikhinskaya A military-themed game was held for fifth-graders at the children's library. The students competed to see who could best share a piece of bread and buy supplies for the winter in the besieged city.
🔸In Saratov A participant in the war in Ukraine came to a lesson about the blockade Arthur ShulikinHe showed the children fragments of exploding mines and shells and posed for a group photo with the flags "For Victory! Z - The Mission Will Be Accomplished" and "Glory to Rus'."
🔸Director of gymnasium No. 17 in Mytishchi and United Russia Evgeny Aganin He held a meeting dedicated to the lifting of the siege of Leningrad. For some reason, he quoted Putin and discussed the idea of creating an Alley of Heroes of the SVO in the garden.
🔸Instead of talking about the siege of Leningrad, eighth-graders Kirishsky lyceum in Leningrad region They were recruited to participate in a "help campaign for soldiers serving in the Special Military District." The children made trench candles, learned to weave protective nets, and crafted keychains with the inscription, "You are loved and welcome home."
🔸In Sverdlovsk village of Osintsevskoye A five-stage quest was held for schoolchildren: four were dedicated to the siege of Leningrad, and in the fifth, the children made trench candles for the SVO fighters.
🔸In Lezhnevsky rural settlement Ivanovskaya area A lesson in courage was held for the children. They were not only told about the siege of Leningrad but also asked to draw a symbol of hope—a siege swallow. Only the swallows were accompanied by the slogan "For our people!"
