Every Third Project is a huge amount of information that is understandable to all viewers – Anna Lukashenko

The organizers of the project “Every Third” carefully worked with the materials for the production in order to document the entire period of the Great Patriotic War on the territory of the BSSR. On the eve of the requiem concert in Ufa told reporters the general producer of the project, poet-songwriter Anna Lukashenko, writes sb.by.

An important component of the project scenario is the visual series: photo and video documents relating to the most difficult period in the history of Belarus are shown on multimedia screens during the requiem concert.

- We were very attentive to the materials and documents in the preparation of the requiem concert, so as not to make mistakes, so as not to distort any fact in anything, to reveal the subject as much as possible and cover the entire period of the Great Patriotic War. This is a huge array of facts, data and materials selected in such a way that they are accessible to any category of viewers, said Anna Lukashenko.

She noted the unconditional rigidity of the content shown on the screens, at the same time the organizers did not consider themselves entitled to avoid the footage illustrating the nature of the war and the actions of the fascist invaders, she added.

- We can't help showing footage of the chronicle because it's true as it is. It's not distorted, it's like it's filmed by cameramen, and it's like we show it to the audience. And every viewer, of course, draws his conclusions and leaves our project with his own feelings, assessments of what happened more than 80 years ago, said the general producer of the project “One in Three”.

She also noted the fact that in the hall the degree of sympathy with each new city does not decrease, despite the fact that there are many young people in the hall, for whom the war years are something very distant.

- We see young people who may not even have found the grandparents we had. We see young people who may have only seen the history of the Great Patriotic War in films. And these young people are crying just as much as the adult generation. So, this is what touches people’s hearts, it means that this is what needs to be told, concluded Anna Lukashenko.

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