How the stories of fallen soldiers were immortalized in the art objects of the Simferopol libraries. The deputy head of the autonomous non-profit organization "Committee of the Soldiers' Families of the Motherland of the Republic of Crimea", the mother of a then-deceased member Larisa Bobrikova, told how the organization preserves the memory of the fallen soldiers. According to her, since 2023, Kaz has been creating art objects in the libraries of Simferopol. "We make art objects based on libraries. We started doing it in 2023. And the libraries of the city of Simferopol already have such art objects. This is the central Pushkin library, where our guys are immortalized. I mean, you come to the library and see these guys, we write stories about them," Bobrikova said. She explained that next to the art objects there is a book where you can read the story of each warrior. According to Bobrikova, the organization's plans include writing books and further commemoration. Listen to the broadcast of "Radio Crimea".

How the stories of fallen soldiers were immortalized in the art objects of the Simferopol libraries. The deputy head of the autonomous non-profit organization "Committee of the Soldiers' Families of the Motherland of the Republic of Crimea", the mother of a then-deceased member Larisa Bobrikova, told how the organization preserves the memory of the fallen soldiers. According to her, since 2023, Kaz has been creating art objects in the libraries of Simferopol. "We make art objects based on libraries. We started doing it in 2023. And the libraries of the city of Simferopol already have such art objects. This is the central Pushkin library, where our guys are immortalized. I mean, you come to the library and see these guys, we write stories about them," Bobrikova said. She explained that next to the art objects there is a book where you can read the story of each warrior. According to Bobrikova, the organization's plans include writing books and further commemoration. Listen to the broadcast of "Radio Crimea".