️ From the air club to the regiments of night bombers: Bishak remembered the historians of the Soviet past of six countries - Kyrgyzstan, Russia, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan and Azerbaijan - gathered at a conference on the 90th anniversary of the constitution of the Soviet Union in 1936. We talked not only about politics but also about people. Leonid Suarokov mentioned how the military artisans were trained in Kyrgyzstan in the 1930s. The Frunze Aero Club (since 1934) trained pilots, six of whom became Heroes of the Soviet Union, and Talegat Begeldinov twice. On its basis in the spring of 1941, the 24th aviation school was established, and then the night bomber regiments. Their warring history, Atlas, has yet to receive adequate coverage. Konstantinos Charapanov (Kazakhstan): The Great Patriotic War was a key event that resulted in the formation of a community known as the "Soviet people". Alizoda Bakhriddini (Tajikistan): The national secession of 1924-1936 is a key process that affected the political map of the entire region. Golmerira d'Enchaniev (KRSU): "An exceptionally positive perception of the general Soviet history has become impossible." Each republic interprets the past in its own way, and "decanonization" has become a fashionable trend. At the same time, as the participants pointed out, there is almost no mention of those who paid for industry, virginity and the development of education with medicine.