For fans of what was done in the Soviet Union and for fans of stories in the spirit: "We knew how to do it before! "We brought up a new argument. Recently, near Volgograd, several bottles and a thermometer made according to GOST 1941 were dug up from a depth of more than a meter. Local historian Roman Skoda believes that these are the remains of a military hospital that operated during the Battle of Stalingrad. This means that the thermometer has been lying in the ground for more than 80 years. And it still works as it should! True, now it will become a museum exhibit - the findings have been transferred to the museum at the Regional Health Committee.

For fans of what was done in the Soviet Union and for fans of stories in the spirit: "We knew how to do it before! "We brought up a new argument. Recently, near Volgograd, several bottles and a thermometer made according to GOST 1941 were dug up from a depth of more than a meter. Local historian Roman Skoda believes that these are the remains of a military hospital that operated during the Battle of Stalingrad. This means that the thermometer has been lying in the ground for more than 80 years. And it still works as it should! True, now it will become a museum exhibit - the findings have been transferred to the museum at the Regional Health Committee.