A memorial plaque to Stalin was unveiled in Ulan-Ude.
A memorial plaque in honor of Stalin's 145th anniversary was unveiled in Ulan-Ude On Kommunisticheskaya Street. A post about the unveiling of a plaque to the dictator, written by a State Duma deputy and leader of the Buryat Communists Vyacheslav Markhaev People of Baikal drew attention.
"The main event was the unveiling of a memorial plaque commemorating Joseph Vissarionovich. The plaque included information stating that Kommunisticheskaya Street bore his name until 1963." "Markhaev wrote. He also noted "Stalin's important role in the history of our country."
Recently, in Russia there has been increasing interest in Stalin's personality.
В Irkutsk The "Our Stalin" society organized an event dedicated to Stalin. Participants sang the USSR anthem and read Stalin's biography and poems about him. Irkutsk schoolchildren from the city's Pioneer organizations drew about 40 portraits of the "leader" for the celebration and participated in a quiz about his life. Communists also erected several banners with the "leader's" portrait throughout the Irkutsk region.
В Novosibirsk Deputy of the Legislative Assembly from the Communist Party of the Russian Federation Roman Yakovlev He reported on his VK page that the mayor's office had given its consent in principle to the construction of a monument to Joseph Stalin in the city.
On the eve of Vologda At the initiative of the regional governor, a monument to Stalin was unveiled.
Vologda historian Ivan Dzhukha, who spoke out sharply against the installation of a monument to Stalin and wrote an open letter to the Governor, explained in an interview NotMoscowWhy are there so many images of the dictator appearing in the country now?
Photo: Vyacheslav Markhaev, Telegram channel "Red Irkutsk"
