Photo of the partisan movement in the USSR during the war shows in Argentina
Oleg Viazmitinov. An exhibition of unique photographs, dedicated to the theme of the partisan movement in Russia, Ukraine And Belarus during the great Patriotic war, opened in the evening on the last working day of the week in the " House of culture " of the municipality of Buenos Aires.
The opening of the exhibition, for the recognition as authorised municipal authorities, And simple Argentine audience, became one of significant events in the cultural life of the capital city And at the same time a strong emotional shock For those who first saw the documentary evidence of the atrocities of the Nazis.
the exhibition presents 320 of documentary photographs from the Russian state archive of cinema And photo documents (RGAKFD). Besides the pictures of classics of the Russian military pictures, such as Max Alpert, Vsevolod Tarasevich, Arkady Shaikhet, Argentine audience saw unpublished first photos taken by German soldiers And officers, as well as testimonial pictures of the atrocities of the Nazis in the occupied territories, made after their release And appeared in litigation against the fascists.
The organizers of the exposition became State Museum and exhibition center (art) " ROSIZO ", the residence of the Ambassador of the Russian Federation And municipality of the Argentinean capital." If to speak about the topic of the partisan movement, then, oddly enough, this special exhibition, which would be devoted to this theme, was never. Were the topics associated with the guerrilla movement, but a separate exhibition was not. For this reason we can say that it is unique ", - said Last news, the Deputy head of the center " ROSIZO " Evgeny Berezner.
" For us this Exhibition, telling about the little-known pages of the war, is rather significant. And we are very pleased at the Opening came a large number of Argentines, and among them the youth, " said the Agency, for its part, charge d'affaires of Russia in Argentina Dmitry Belov.
The exhibition will continue till September 21.
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