Moscow Orders Invasion Museums In Schools
Russian authorities in Moscow have ordered schools and colleges to establish museums dedicated to the full-scale invasion of Ukraine. The directive aims to institutionalize the narrative of the conflict within the educational system. This move follows broader efforts to integrate military history into the national curriculum. The museum was founded by Anton Ovseenko, the son of a 1917 Russian Revolution participant. Ovseenko was a historian who wrote several books on Stalin during the 1980s. The museum's history includes a conflict between Ovseenko and future museum head Arseniy Roginsky. The move follows recent directives regarding historical education.
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Mastodon
“Authorities in Moscow have ordered schools and colleges to establish museums dedicated to Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine.”
Radio Svoboda
“и демонтажом всей экспозиции музея истории Гулага в Москве. Музея истории Гулага, который начался от долгого распада Советского Союза.”
Radio Svoboda
“Moscow orders invasion museums in schools.”
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