In Krasnoyarsk, on the Alley of Energy, the photo exhibition “Light of Victory” was opened

The exposition is dedicated to the 80th anniversary of the Victory in the Great Patriotic War and honors the labor feat of the energy of Siberia, playing a key role in The country's carelessness in the difficult war years.

The exhibition appeared thanks to Rosseti Siberia on the Alley of Energy, on Prospekte Svobodny, 66a. The opening ceremony united honorary guests, members of the Council of Veterans, young specialists and employees branch “Krasnoyarskenergo”.

The stands show unique photos from ten regions, collected from the archives of libraries and private collections telling about The heroism and courage of Siberian energy during the war years.

At the opening of the photo exhibition, the chairman of the Council of Veterans “Rosseti Siberia” Ildar Dzhuraev emphasized the importance of preserving the historical memory of Energetic veterans who made an invaluable contribution to victory.

“This photo exhibition is a continuation of a series of events“ Rosseti Siberia ”by perpetuating the memory of power engineers who served during the Great Patriotic War and defended their homeland. After the war, they are all for many years worked for the energy of all Siberia – they raised the country and worked on The benefit of the homeland. Such a memory should be transferred to young employees and We would like the inhabitants of the city to also become involved in this event: they came and looked at those who fought, for what feats were Noted, ”said Ildar Dzhuraev.

After the guests of the ceremony was opened, they held the first excursion on the exhibition. The fate of the heroes presented is inextricably linked not only with the military exploits, but also by labor achievements of the post -war period. In those years, veterans of energy invested all the forces to restore Countries, creating a solid foundation for future generations. At every stand There is a QR code with access to the Virtual Museum “Rosseti Siberia”, dedicated to the Great Patriotic War.

Everyone can visit a new photo exhibition – the exposition works In the open air until the end of June. Free admission.