true, the war is merciless, it is with these words that the book begins, the blockade book by daniilogether with ales adamovich, began simply colossal work, they collected evidence of the memories of the blockade of those who fought it... this work continues today, probably, it's not even work, it is our duty, to preserve these memories, to remember that the people who were in leningrad in the period from forty-one to forty-four, they did not plan to be any heroes, they worked just like you and i today, studied, loved, raised children, but it so happened that they had to become heroes every day to fulfill their heroic... they work in this way turning their personal feat into a feat of the great city, of course, this is one of the most important days for leningraders and the solemn ceremony v in a variety of formats, on the street, at stadiums, concert venues, will take place absolutely all day today, now i’m giving the floor to natalya solovyova, my colleague who works in the city center, she will tell you in more detail what will happen in the city today hero, dmitry, thank you, wel

granin, where he, together with alesei adamovich, began the titanic work they collected. memories ofe from those who survived it. this work continues today, although it can’t even be called work , it’s probably our duty, just to remember what these great people experienced, who did not at all plan to become heroes, they, like us today, lived their ordinary lives, studied, worked, loved, raised children, and today we remember the daily feat of each of them, thousands, millions of small... deeds that ultimately added up to the feat of a great city. dmitry akimov and andrey kupaev, news from the city of hero, leningrad. on a new nuclear icebreaker of project 22220 was laid down at the baltic shipyard. it was named leningrad. now three nuclear-powered ships are being built simultaneously in st. petersburg. soon they will become part of a unique fleet that guarantees the uninterrupted delivery of millions of tons of cargo that is most important for russia. section of the future nuclear-powered icebreaker, a sign is attached . on the eighty-ton structure, this is the first with the name le

with these words begins the book of the siege by daniil granin, where he, together with alesiy adamovichn titanic work, they collected memories of the siege from those who survived it, this... the work continues today, although it can’t even be called work, it’s probably our duty, just remember what these great people survived, who did not at all plan to become heroes, they, like us today, lived their usual life, studied, worked, loved, raised children, and today we remember the daily feat of each of them, thousands, millions of small deeds that ultimately added up to the feat of the great. residents of a five-story building due to the risk of the entrance collapse, according to earlier media reports the building was declared unsafe, 80 evacuated people were sent to temporary accommodation centers, emergency services and doctors were working on site, the house had already been disconnected from the gas supply, with details from oleg bratukhin. at 20:00, the ministry of emergency situations control panel received a message about the collapse of the wall of the first entrance of a five-sto

daniil granin, a front-line soldier and writer, who was the first to speak honestly about the blockadeegent of the kazan cathedral, died of hunger in forty-two. year. i say: we citizens of leningrad will not be shaken by the roar of cannonades, and if there are barricades tomorrow, we will not leave our barricades. and the women and the fighters will stand next to each other and the children will bring us cartridges, the ancient banners of petrograd will bloom above all of us, squeezing the charred heart with their hands, this is the promise i make, a city dweller, the mother of a red army soldier who died, shot in battle. “we will fight with selfless strength, we will defeat the rabid beasts, we will win, i swear to you, russia, on behalf of russian mothers.” bo bo. holy, holy, holy, the lord is with me, to the spanish and the earth, to him and the earth. for your glory, for the camp of eternity, standing on the tower, bless, bless, yaavi vale, yaavi, in the name of the lord. ami, you, you, fight, to you, lord. on september 12, 1941 , the road of life began to operate, a route that ha

granin, where he, together with alesiy adamovich... began titanic work, they collected memories of theit, this work continues today, although it cannot even be called work, perhaps it is our duty to simply remember what these great people experienced, who did not at all plan to become heroes; they, like us today, lived their ordinary lives, studied, worked, loved, raised children, and today we remember the daily feat of everyone. .. of which there are thousands, millions of small deeds that ultimately added up to the feat of a great city. dmitry akimov and andrey kupaev, news from the city of hero, leningrad. the theme of the liberation of leningrad became central to the exhibition at the russia forum at vdnkh. all historical information about the blockade, the road of life, the exploits of the leningraders and their liberators were told at special lectures, and a spark of hope event was held at the victory museum on poklonnaya hill. about everything in detail. all over the country on january 27, they remember the feat of leningrad, its residents who worked for the front and for the vi

vladimir mashkov reproduces the words of the famous leningrader daniil granin, who himself was at theer of those terrible events, words that make those present cry. this is very responsible. a dead city, where leningraders not only survived, but worked, here the lorry is the story of the road of life, the locomotive is an exact copy of the one that brought bread to the city along the ice road through shelling, there are many who survived this terrible time, their memories and today is terrible for them. nadezhda vasilievna stroganova, she is 103 teacher saved hundreds of children in a besieged city. how scary it is, how we survived this, we should get used to it. on stage there is a youth orchestra under the direction of yuri bashmet, the oldest musician is 22, the youngest is only nine, complex scores, a very difficult platform, but they cope, conveying tragedy and joy to the audience with music. it’s a great holiday today, it’s good that we remember, our children remember, they remember, here’s the youth orchestra, they will tell their classmates, their children. in the kupinsky dir

writer daniil called the 900 days of the siege of leningrad an epic of human suffering granin.ffering, it is about fortitude, and... culture and human decency. and here is a fragment from the memoirs of daniil granin. 35 years after the war, we interviewed 200 blockade survivors for the book. every time i asked why you remained alive if you spent the entire blockade here. and it often turned out that those who saved were saved others. not always, but often. suffering and mercy are typical feelings of life under siege; of course, the rescuers died, but what amazed me was how their soul helped them not to become dehumanized. you know, there is such a sacred space when a person returns to compassion and spirituality. in the end, it is not force that always triumphs, but... there are gaps in the garden, the lights do not burn, st. petersburg orphans, my children, there is no breathing underground. pain drills into your temple, through the bombing you can hear a child’s voice, knock with your fist, i’ll open it, i always opened it to you, i am now behind a high mountain, behind the