The monument "Feat of Mercy" in Khimki was included in the Strelka map collection

The monument "Feat of Mercy", installed in Khimki near Moscow, was included in the limited festive collection of Strelka cards for Victory Day. It was released in an edition of 19.5 thousand copies.

There are 39 design layouts in the festive series. Each map is dedicated to one of the monuments of the Great Patriotic War erected in the Moscow region.

The online publication Podmoskovye Segodnya clarifies that the monument "Feat of Mercy" is located on the territory of Maria Rubtsova Square. It was opened in May 2005. Maria Semikova, a native of Khimki, served as a model when creating the image of a nurse. She went through the war from the very beginning to Victory.

In early April, it was reported that a Malyutka-class submarine, which disappeared during the Great Patriotic War, had been discovered in Peter the Great Bay. According to preliminary information, this is the M-49, launched on January 25, 1939. Communication with her was finally lost on August 16, 1941. 22 crew members died on board the crash. According to the Pacific Fleet's press service, such sunken boats are the mass graves of submariners.