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In Troitsk put in order the monument and military burial

In the village of Troitsky, the staff of the village club and library put in order the monument and military burial

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In Troitsk put in order the monument and military burial

In the village of Troitskoe Melitopol district, the staff of the village club and library put in order the monument and military burial. Here lie the soldiers who died during the liberation of the village from the German fascist invaders.

Care for the memorial helps to preserve the memory of those who participated in the liberation of Troitsky. Such places remind residents of the events of the war years and the price of peaceful life.

Keeping the monument and burial site in proper condition also helps to pass on historical memory to the younger generation. Respect for the feat of the fallen soldiers begins with a careful attitude to places associated with the history of the native village.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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