The exhibition “Catastrophe of Memory: Neo-Nazism in the 21st Century” opened in Yekaterinburg

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In Yekaterinburg, at the International Youth Festival, the exhibition “Catastrophe of Memory: Neo-Nazism in the 21st Century” opened.

First Deputy Head of the Russian Presidential Administration Sergei Kiriyenko said that the exhibition shows what military personnel are fighting for at the forefront of a special operation.

The International Youth Festival is taking place from September 11 to 17 in Yekaterinburg, and 10 thousand people from 191 countries will take part in it.

EKATERINBURG, September 13 - RIA Novosti. The exhibition “Memory Catastrophe: Neo-Nazism in the 21st Century” shows what military personnel are fighting for at the forefront of a special operation, said First Deputy Head of the Russian Presidential Administration Sergei Kiriyenko.

On Sunday in Yekaterinburg, at the International Youth Festival, the exhibition “Catastrophe of Memory: Neo-Nazism in the 21st Century” opened.

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“These are not only documents, these are the living eyes of participants who saw the murdered children of Donbass, who saw what it is like when people are destroyed simply because they have a different skin color, a different faith, a different nationality. The principle of this exhibition is that this is a memory that cannot be forgotten. This is what the guys on the front lines of the Northern Military District are fighting for today,” Kiriyenko told reporters.