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[REGNUM] An interactive open-air museum of history was created in Moscow on November 7, a REGNUM correspondent reports .
In memory of the events of the Great Patriotic War, an interactive museum dedicated to the struggle of the Soviet people against the Nazi invaders was organized on Red Square.
The guests heard the songs of the war years, watched the performance of the artists, the installation "Belorussky Station" and were able to see the military equipment of the Red Army live.
Also, a cult pavilion was erected specifically for the celebration, where the films “The Defeat of German Troops near Moscow” (1942) and “Podolsk Cadets” (2020) were screened.
Near the Kremlin wall, on a double screen, all those who came could watch a synchronous chronicle of the military events of 1941 and 2022.
About 150 artists took part in the performances on the occasion of the Day of November 7.
On November 8 the exhibition was visited by Russian President Vladimir Putin . The head of state toured the exposition dedicated to the history of the defense of Moscow and the November 7, 1941 parade.
Recall that on November 7, a memorable date is celebrated in Russia - the Day of the October Revolution of 1917.
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