an exclusive, exposition, archive of the famous soviet photographer evgeniy khaldei, which has not beenssia before. zinaid kurbatov will talk about the unique photographs. hundreds of rare archival documents and photographs, and incredibly precise exhibition design, essentially the scenography of a large performance: unplaned rough boards that form the space, they resemble either a dugout or a barracks for prisoners of war, there is a heated vehicle in which soldiers were taken to the front, and the wounded to the rear, from the very first steps there was a wall of sandbags, such monuments in cities were covered with shop windows, and the christ-like famous photograph of evgeniy khaldei, moscow. street october 25, june 22, 1941, it was important to show that jews participated on an equal basis with everyone else in all stages of the war from 41 to 45, we do not specifically emphasize this topic, but when we talk about the war, we tell through the eyes of those people who so or otherwise presented in our museum. evzerikhin, the great patriotic war, as well as terrible photographs that we

here are photographs of evgeniy khaldei, one of the largest photojournalists of the great patriotic waraphs that we cannot show on the screen. chaldea found them on liberated from... in our territories on december 10, 1941, a commission was created under academy of sciences, it was the most difficult year of the beginning of the war, but scientists understood that it was necessary to record the stories of front-line soldiers, not only documents would talk about battles, but also living stories about events, the group of scientists was headed by isaac izrailovich mints, the leader of soviet historical science, from an interview with the hero of the soviet union, major general yakov kreiser, about the battles in july 1941. none of the senior commanders controlled. i had to manage it myself, i was in borisov, and the army headquarters was in smolensk, there was no connection, audio in headphones, here you can hear letters from the front, for example, soul -tearing messages to relatives from elena dechman. this girl, like many, in fact, soldiers who wrote letters home, being wounded, mortal

for the first time in russia , the archive of the famous photographer evgeniy khaldei witness is being

occupied, dad said, and these are photographs taken by the legendary front-line photojournalist evgeniy khaldeievastopol immediately after his liberation. and in general, he photographed sevastopol from above, where you can see the destruction, simply terrible. and in 1945, in november, when the nuremberg trials took place. this photograph of the destruction of sevastopol was presented. as an accusation at the nuremberg trials, this is evidence of fascist aggression. your main victorious he will take the picture in a year, this sevastopol shot can be considered a rehearsal. here he stands, here are the happy ones, this is the sevastopol embankment, these are two naval flags, which he simply borrowed somewhere from some, on one of... cruisers, then we can see that he climbed onto a destroyed - this building, this is a sign of victory, this sailor who is walking ahead, it is clear that he is a winner, they, of course, have a lot of experience behind them and troubles and grief of defeats, here is victory, here are the winners, the real ones, on the background terrible, destructive consequences of

time in russia , visitors are told about the destinies ; the archive of the famous photographer evgeniy khaldei, testifying to the crimes of the nazis, is shown. report by anastasia letvinova. original documents, black and white photographs and an old cabinet containing a file cabinet with the personal files of the writers' company, a unit where only writers actually fought. and many others, their portraits hang nearby, a prominent military leader, general yakov kreiser, he went through the entire war, commanded armies, liberated cities, nurse elena deichman, saved the wounded throughout the war, died shortly before the victory, and the pilot, this unity, by the way, which was in the great patriotic war, this unity is present today, we need it in the future. a separate section of the exhibition is dedicated to the war correspondent, here are photographs of valery ginsburg, anatoly morozov, works by yevgeny khaldei, who by the way kept them. only his own photographs; he had a large collection of trophy photographs, which are being exhibited for the first time. this archive contains photographs s

and these are photographs taken by the legendary front-line photojournalist evgeniy khaldei. immediately after his release. and in general, he photographed sevastopol from above, where the destruction is simply visible. here he stands, here are the happy ones, this is the sevastopol embankment, these are two nautical flags that he just borrowed from somewhere, on one of the cruisers, then we can see that he climbed onto some destroyed building , here this is a sign of victory, this sailor who is walking ahead, it is clear that he is a winner, they, of course, have a lot of experience behind them and... troubles and grief and defeats, here is victory, here are the winners, the real ones, in the background terrible, destructive consequences of the fascist bombings, life again, these bright boys on the stones, just on the destroyed buildings, and the children who came with the teacher are doing exercises at the monument to the lost ships, you know, so much light has appeared, it’s amazing, although all around, of course there was devastation, this shot, life again, where beautif

of brondenburg gate in berlin, victory traffic controller, photographed by war correspondent evgeniy khaldeihe names the names of her fighting friends. ya kurova veta bespalova vada filimonova this is makarova this is me that's all. yes, we were, we were together, together. eyes light up, smiles on faces. you can’t tell from them how many hardships they had to endure during the war years. maria filippovna went to the front in '42, she was only 18 years old. the reserve regiment in kapustin yar, sewed warm clothes for the soldiers, then bataysk, three-day courses for traffic controllers for work. shifts of 4, 6, 8 hours, in the rain, in the cold under bombs, maria filippovna miraculously survived, constant bombing. severe illness, 2 months in a cast with a broken leg, always came back into service, reached berlin. at the brandenburg gate, she didn’t even notice how the military commander khaldei took that famous photo; he later sent it to maria filippovna with a signature, along with a photo from the podsdam conference. votdam conference which you attended. with winston cherschel. maria filip