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In the Kaluga region congratulate the police

Today marks the day of the employee of the internal Affairs of Russia

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In the Kaluga region congratulate the police

Today is the day of the employee of the internal affairs bodies of Russia.

This date was not chosen by chance. On November 10, 1917, the Council of People’s Commissars of the RSFSR adopted the NKVD resolution “On Workers’ Militia”. Since 1962, this date has been officially celebrated as the Day of the Soviet militia, but after the renaming of the department, the holiday received its modern name.

Today, solemn constructions and parades, award ceremonies, festive concerts, laying flowers at memorials and monuments are traditionally held.

As reported by “MK in Kaluga” earlier, “look ahead” advised the Kaluga Governor to the local Ministry of transport.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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