Press conference about the fate of the Crimean collection "Indivisible: Windows of Memory"

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Participants:

- Deputy Chairman of the Council of Ministers of the Republic of Crimea - Permanent Representative of the Republic of Crimea to the President of the Russian Federation Georgy MURADOV;

- Director of the Department of Museums and Support of Circus Arts of the Ministry of Culture of the Russian Federation Ivan LYKOSHIN;

- scientific director of the Russian Military Historical Society Mikhail MYAGKOV;

- Director of the Tauride Chersonese Museum-Reserve Elena MOROZOVA.

Invited to the conversation:

- representatives of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation.

The inter-museum project “Indivisible: Windows of Memory,” organized by the Tauride Chersonese Museum-Reserve with the support of the Ministry of Culture of the Russian Federation, is dedicated to the fate of the Crimean collection, which became a political hostage and did not return from Amsterdam in 2014.

Back in July of this year, the RVIO on Gogolevsky Boulevard and at the Embassy of the Netherlands in Moscow presented the exhibition “Crimean Gold: “Civilized” Europe Robs Russian Treasures,” which is dedicated to the unprecedented decision of foreign biased courts on the non-return of the unique museum collection of the Tauride Chersonese Museum-Reserve and other museums of the Crimean Peninsula to the territory of their origin. Currently, the exhibition is successfully held at Russian Embassies abroad.

During the press conference, experts will talk about the Crimean valuables that were illegally retained by European courts, and the long-term struggle for their return.