Foreign journalists highly appreciated the reprint of the Izvestia newspaper dated May 9, 1945

The reprint of the newspaper Izvestia dated May 9, 1945 made a strong impression on Colombian journalists, becoming for them a valuable testimony of the historical era.

"We can take it home and show it to our family or friends at home. It would be interesting to remember something, or at least to find out how the Russian people felt or what was in the newspaper that day, as it was presented in the newspapers," said journalist Alla Ibrahim.

According to him, in order to read the newspaper, he plans to use a translator.

Colombian journalist Sara Lopez Henao stressed that this newspaper will allow her to travel back to the era when it was published.

"I can smell her. That's very beautiful. I really like it because it's also a media outlet that hasn't completely disappeared yet, and it's nice to have it back," she stressed.

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Earlier that day, Izvestia correspondent Valentin Trushnin reported that the guests of the Victory Day Parade were given a backpack with a gift set. In addition to the reprint of the Izvestia newspaper for May 9, 1945, the backpack contains a cap, a box with binoculars, a blanket, a raincoat, a St. George ribbon and other items.

According to the Cuban journalist Hansel Pavel Oro Oro, the reprint of the Izvestia newspaper for May 9, 1945 is a real treasure, as it allows preserving the memory of the Great Victory.