In Alexandrov agreed to preserve the legacy of one of the first Russian investigators

Alexandrov hosted events dedicated to Ivan Buturlin, a companion of Peter I and one of the first investigators in the history of Russia. Employees of the Investigative Committee and students of departmental educational institutions came to the city.

The commemorative events were attended by Advisor to the Chairman of the Investigative Committee of Russia Alexander Fedorov, Head of the Cultural Center of the Investigative Committee Maria Krasnopeeva, Head of the Department of Educational Activities of the Department Natalia Sobchenko, Head of the Regional Department of the Investigative Committee Artem Kulakov, General Director of the Vladimir-Suzdal Museum-Reserve Alice Biryukova, Bishop of Alexandrovsky and Yuriev-Polish Stefan and other guests.

The participants laid flowers at the burial place of Buturlin and took part in a commemorative prayer service. Then the delegation went to the village of Krutets, where the family estate of the statesman of the Petrine era is located. Events in the diocesan administration were completed with the signing of an agreement on the preservation of cultural heritage and the perpetuation of the memory of Buturlin. The document was concluded by the Investigative Committee of Russia, the Vladimir-Suzdal Museum-Reserve, the Alexandrov Diocese and a representative of the ANO “Ensemble of the Buturlin-Zubov Estate”.