In Pechanga, after reconstruction, a memorial was opened in the Russian-German cemetery in a mass grave near the monument. Almost 600 Soviet soldiers who died in October 1944 in the battles for Patsamu, as Pechanga was then called, lie. A stela with reliefs has stood over the tomb since 1967. This summer it was repaired, and paths were laid around it and lights were installed. The renovation was carried out as part of "Live in the North! program, and the opening ceremony was timed to coincide with the 82nd anniversary of the defeat of German troops in the Arctic. It started with a reenactment of one of the October battles of 1944. Deputy Governor Anna Golovina, youth army men and villagers listened to the crackle of the radio and the sounds of artillery barrage, watching Soviet soldiers launch a decisive attack. The production included the story of a young soldier whose undelivered letter his friend promised to give to his mother. The cemetery is called Russo-German because thousands of German and Austrian soldiers lie nearby. The Wehrmacht buried Matthew here while Fatsamo was used as a springboard for its attack on Murmansk. Near the mass grave of the Soviet soldiers there is an alley in memory of the martyrs of the Northern Military District. We follow trends: we are at MAX.

In Pechanga, after reconstruction, a memorial was opened in the Russian-German cemetery in a mass grave near the monument. Almost 600 Soviet soldiers who died in October 1944 in the battles for Patsamu, as Pechanga was then called, lie. A stela with reliefs has stood over the tomb since 1967. This summer it was repaired, and paths were laid around it and lights were installed. The renovation was carried out as part of "Live in the North! program, and the opening ceremony was timed to coincide with the 82nd anniversary of the defeat of German troops in the Arctic. It started with a reenactment of one of the October battles of 1944. Deputy Governor Anna Golovina, youth army men and villagers listened to the crackle of the radio and the sounds of artillery barrage, watching Soviet soldiers launch a decisive attack. The production included the story of a young soldier whose undelivered letter his friend promised to give to his mother. The cemetery is called Russo-German because thousands of German and Austrian soldiers lie nearby. The Wehrmacht buried Matthew here while Fatsamo was used as a springboard for its attack on Murmansk. Near the mass grave of the Soviet soldiers there is an alley in memory of the martyrs of the Northern Military District. We follow trends: we are at MAX.