Head of Bashkortostan got acquainted with exhibition prepared for August Teachers' Council

Today, before the start of the meeting of the Republican Teachers' Council, the Head of Bashkortostan got acquainted with the exhibition placed in the Ufa congress hall "Toratau".

The Republican Museum of Military Glory presented the exposition "Defenders of the Fatherland", which contains information about the military events in Russia in different periods of history. On 10 roll-ups, there are reproductions of paintings, a short text with a description, and significant awards of the military event. The interactive zone “Letter to an SMO fighter” also operates here.

A student of the 7th class of the republican polylingual gymnasium No. 2, Ivan Vasiliev, told the Head of the Republic that he, along with other schoolchildren, took part in archaeological excavations near the mausoleum of Tura-Khan.

Radiy Khabirov was also presented with a book and a coloring book, "Northern Cupids - Defenders of the Fatherland," on the participation of the Bashkirs in the Patriotic War of 1812. The book contains paintings and engravings by Russian and European artists of the 19th century.

Radiy Khabirov also got acquainted with the VR tour “Descendants of Salavat Can’t Retreat!”. On it, anyone with the effect of presence can visit the places of military glory of the 112th Bashkavkadivision - from the Dema station, where the division was formed, the battlefields of the Battle of Stalingrad, the Heights of Immortality in the city of Belaya Kalitva, Rostov Region, to the memorial at the site of the death of the commander of the 112th Bashkavkadivision, General Major Minigali Shaymuratov near the village of Shterovka in the Donbas. The tour was created based on the author's 3D shooting during a trip to the Donbas in the summer of 2022.

“Entertaining, interesting, and useful for our schoolchildren,” said Radiy Khabirov.

Media RB Engineering presented a humanoid robot consultant, a dog robot, a manipulator arm, an interactive panel, and other developments at the exhibition.

Author: Azat Gizzatullin