Russian President Vladimir Putin, who on Saturday, January 18, participates in the events dedicated to the Day of break of blockade of Leningrad, got acquainted with the large-scale three-dimensional panorama “Memory says. The road through the war.”
This extremely complex project was carried out by the team of “Nevsky battle scenes” — a group of painters and sculptors headed by Dmitry Poshtarenko. It is implemented at the expense of the presidential grant for the development of civil society (of 40.9 million rubles).
It Poshtarenko Putin held in eight halls, where the exhibition. Three-dimensional panorama represents the path of a soldier, passed all war. Then recreated the Belarusian village in 1941, the trenches of the Luga line, workshops of the Tula factory, Stalingrad, the passes of the Caucasus, operation on the crossing of the Dnieper, the episodes of the liberation of Europe. Soldiers ‘ the path ends on the roof of the Reichstag in 1945.
the project uses authentic pieces from the war-time models of military equipment in full size, detailed human figures. Each of them the authors have created a biography, told Poshtarenko.
the Idea of this panorama the President of the Russian Federation upheld in January 2018, during a visit to the panorama Museum “the Breakthrough” in the Kirov district of the Leningrad region, writes TASS.
Earlier on Saturday, Putin laid flowers to the monument “Boundary stone” in the Leningrad region, established in honor of the more than 60 thousand soldiers who died for the salvation of Leningrad. And on Sunday, January 19, the Russian leader will visit Berlin, where he will participate in the International conference on Libya.
