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In the Razdolnensky library opened an exhibition for the Day of reunification of new regions with Russia

Razdolno Rural Library has prepared an information exhibition dedicated to the Day of Reunification of New Regions with Russia

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In the Razdolnensky library opened an exhibition for the Day of reunification of new regions with Russia

The Razdolnen Rural Library has prepared an information exhibition dedicated to the Day of Reunification of New Regions with Russia.

The exposition presents materials on the historical and cultural ties of the regions with Russia, a chronicle of the events of 2022, documents on referendums.

Librarian Svetlana Khlystova noted that the exhibition is intended to remind about the significance of this event and its role in history, as well as to preserve the memory of it for future generations.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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