WE REMEMBER! WE ARE PROUD!

       Around the world many nations celebrate their own achievements and take pride in their own history. In Russia one of unique and most important days is May 9^th - Victory Day! It is a day to remember all those who fought bravely, all those who gave their lives so that Russia would be victorious over its enemies. All over the country this day fills us with happiness and pride. But this day is not just a holiday. 9^th of May is the day of memory and honors. On this day, sacred for all of us, we remember with pride and profound gratitude all those who brought an invaluable payment for the peace sky over our head. Their courage, firmness and heroism are a worthy example for all of us. Their feats will remain in our hearts forever.     

       On the 6^th of May 2024, an event took place dedicated to the 79^th anniversary of Victory in the Great Patriotic War of 1941-1945. Groups number 2,15,25,29 studying in third year from the International Medical Institute had taken part in this event organized by Department of Pharmacology.

      The event started with a presentation and quiz of some facts about the Great patriotic War and Russian songs in English language about War were included. After the presentation the students recite poems dedicated to Victory Day by Evgeny Yevtushenko, Konstantin Simonov, Bulat Okudzhava, Alexey Surkov, Mikhail Isakovsky in English and Russian languages.

        It seems so long ago the fiery whirlwind of the Great and terrible war passed through the Russian land. But the memory of those terrible days does not age, does not die. Poems, after all, also fought ... The war time was very hard. And then faith and hope in people were supported by poems. Many of them became songs and flew to the fronts of our Motherland. Who knows what the victory would have been without such support.

        In these poems are living and sincere stories of human destinies, thoughts and memories of the days that people had to endure during the war years.

Associate professor  I.A. Tatarenkova