Dedicated to “The Courage of Uzbek Labour Army Members during the Second World War,” the event highlighted the importance of preserving historical memory, examining archival sources, and exploring the historical ties between nations.
History is best understood through authentic historical documents. The exhibition offered students an opportunity to explore the past through archival materials, critically examine historical evidence, and gain deeper insight into the complex circumstances that shaped individual lives during the war.
During the event, Muhayyo Isakova, Doctor of Historical Sciences and Professor, Chief Research Fellow at the Institute of History of the Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Uzbekistan and the National Archives of Uzbekistan, spoke about the academic and societal significance of historical memory.
Representatives of the State Archive of Perm Krai delivered presentations on friendship between nations, shared historical memory, and efforts to preserve the historical legacy of the Victory in the Second World War.
Representatives of the regional branch of the Assembly of the Peoples of Russia in Perm Krai, alongside curators and artists from the Monument Art contemporary art festival, also shared their perspectives.
The exhibition concluded with a presentation of documents and artefacts from the National Archives of Uzbekistan, giving participants the opportunity to examine historical materials firsthand and engage in discussions with the invited guests.
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