“Victory Train” in Dagestan was visited by more than 11 thousand people

The interactive exhibition "Victory Train" in the Republic of Dagestan for four days of work was visited by more than 11 thousand residents and guests of the region. This was reported by the Ministry of Youth Affairs of the Republic, which organized the project.

From October 12 to 15, the exposition, which is the world’s first immersive exhibition housed in a moving composition, received visitors in Kizlyar, Makhachkala and Derbent. In ten themed cars, the guests were brought to life the key events of the Great Patriotic War - from the last peaceful days of June 1941 to the long-awaited Victory. Modern technology provided the effect of complete immersion, allowing you to see the war through the eyes of those who survived it.

Minister of Youth Affairs Kamil Saidov noted that every year more and more people visit the exhibition in the region. According to him, this indicates that young people and residents of the republic are sincerely interested in history, remember and honor the feat of their ancestors. Saidov called such projects an important part of patriotic education and said that the Ministry will continue to support them.