After the monument to Stalin, Cherepovets residents were offered a mural with Beria

In the administration of Cherepovets proposed to create a mural with images of Lavrenty Beria, Felix Dzerzhinsky and Anatoly Lunacharsky, said the Governor of the Vologda region Georgy Filimonov.

Such a sketch of the mural in Cherepovets is offered by the staff of the city administration. Consider, Filimonov wrote.

According to the governor, it would be correct to place the mural closer to the Cherepovets metallurgical plant. He said it was just a project for next year.

Mural is a type of monumental art, which is a large-scale painting or painting, applied directly to the wall or facade of a building.

Dzerzhinsky was the founder and first head of the Soviet state security agencies, Beria headed the NKVD of the USSR and oversaw the Soviet nuclear project. Lunacharsky served as the first People's Commissar of Education of the RSFSR.

Filimonov in July announced the opening of a monument to Joseph Stalin and academician Ivan Bardin in Cherepovets. He explained its installation by the contribution of both figures to the creation of the Cherepovets Metallurgical Combine. According to the head of the region, the initiative came from the local council of veterans. At the opening ceremony, Filimonov also proposed to name one of the streets of the city in honor of Stalin.