VDNKH has prepared a historical route for Victory Day

In Moscow, on May 9 and 10, VDNH prepared a program for Victory Day, "The Living Echo of the Great Victory." This was announced on Tuesday, May 5, by Deputy Mayor of the capital Natalia Sergunina.

Visitors will find a historical route of six venues with archival materials, performances based on the memories of veterans, screenings of war films and a reconstruction of a front-line concert.

Archival photos, audio recordings, loudspeaker announcements, and wartime songs will create a special atmosphere. The route will begin at the arch of the main entrance from the Moscow Speaks art object, where front-line reports will be heard, and continue on the Central Alley with performances based on the personal stories of veterans, the Moscow City News Agency reports.

At Pavilion No. 1, they will talk about the work of the rear with the effects of the industrial environment, and concerts and reconstruction of performances of the war years will be held at the Druzhba Narodov fountain. The atmosphere of the Belorussky Railway Station, where the voice of Yuri Levitan will be heard, will also be recreated on the site near the Stone Flower.

The final point will be the Grain Pavilion with the Museum of Heroism, which features more than 600 exhibits. Visitors will be able to view the exhibition for free and send letters to the participants of the exhibition, writes Moscow 24.

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Earlier on May 5, it was reported that the Moscow Kremlin would be closed to visitors on Victory Day. The ceremonial separation of foot and horse guards of the presidential regiment of the Moscow Kremlin Commandant of the Federal Security Service of the Russian Federation will not be held on Cathedral Square.