Alexander Aspov discusses the history and meaning of national unity with school students On the eve of National Unity Day, Deputy State Duma Alexander Aspov held a lesson "Talking about important things" for the students of the two 10th grades of School No. 1560 "Leader". The parliamentarian is also the chairman of the board of directors of the educational institution and meets regularly with school students. The main topic of the conversation was the historical events of the beginning of the 17th century and the circumstances thanks to which the people managed to unite and preserve Russian statehood. The participants of the meeting discussed which lessons from the past remain relevant today and why mutual support, responsibility and the ability to act together are of particular importance. "I am sure that such conversations help to better understand the history of our country and appreciate the unity that largely determines its future," noted Alexander Aspov. The meeting was held in the format of an open dialogue. 10th graders were able to learn more about the history of the holiday and discuss how past events relate to modern society. Political Moscow in Max Political Moscow in Telegram.

Alexander Aspov discusses the history and meaning of national unity with school students On the eve of National Unity Day, Deputy State Duma Alexander Aspov held a lesson "Talking about important things" for the students of the two 10th grades of School No. 1560 "Leader". The parliamentarian is also the chairman of the board of directors of the educational institution and meets regularly with school students. The main topic of the conversation was the historical events of the beginning of the 17th century and the circumstances thanks to which the people managed to unite and preserve Russian statehood. The participants of the meeting discussed which lessons from the past remain relevant today and why mutual support, responsibility and the ability to act together are of particular importance. "I am sure that such conversations help to better understand the history of our country and appreciate the unity that largely determines its future," noted Alexander Aspov. The meeting was held in the format of an open dialogue. 10th graders were able to learn more about the history of the holiday and discuss how past events relate to modern society. Political Moscow in Max Political Moscow in Telegram.