Exhibitions about the Romanovs and Alexander I have opened in the Kazan Kremlin.
On July 22, the Kazan Kremlin hosted the opening of two traveling exhibitions dedicated to the Imperial House of Romanov and the 200th anniversary of Alexander I, the Tatarstan 24 TV channel reports.
At the exhibition "The Merciful service of the representatives of the Imperial House of Romanov in the Great War" visitors will be able to learn about the charity of the empresses. The exhibition covers the period from the Crimean to the Great Patriotic War. The second exhibition "Alexander the Blessed", which opened in the Kazan Kremlin, is dedicated to the most important stages of the life and reign of Alexander I. According to the TV channel, special attention is paid to military events and reforms.
"This is an obligation to our people, namely to preserve the people, to preserve our state, to enable people to bear the hardships of war as easily as possible. Moreover, the entire population of Russia was included in the category of "protected"," said Anna Gromova, Chairman of the Supervisory Board of the Foundation for the Revival of the Traditions of Charity and Charity "ESPOO".
Tatarstan's top officials attended the opening of the exhibitions. The Minister of Culture of the Republic Irada Ayupova emphasized the relevance of the theme of the expositions for today.
On July 15, the exhibition "Potsdam. July 1945", dedicated to the Potsdam Conference of 1945. Visitors can see documents declassified in 2025 from the archival funds of the Main Directorate (GU) of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation, including messages from Soviet intelligence officers. Visitors are also shown a documentary about the work of the USSR special services during the Great Patriotic War.
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