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Source: Official website of the State –
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Students and staff from the Institute of Marketing at the State University of Management visited the Museum of Heroism at VDNKh, whose exhibition is dedicated to participants in past and present battles.
Third- and fourth-year students majoring in Advertising and Public Relations went on the excursion under the guidance of faculty members: Valery Dovzhik, Deputy Director for Educational Work at the Institute of Management, Galina Dovzhik, Deputy Head of the Advertising and Public Relations Department, Alexandra Timokhovich, Associate Professor of the Advertising and Public Relations Department, and Olga Vasilyeva, Senior Lecturer in the same department.
The museum's three exhibition halls—the Hall of Military Glory, the Hall of Thematic Locations, and the "Warrior's Path" hall—house more than 600 exhibits, including those related to the events of the special military operation.
In the Hall of Military Glory, a recording of the 1945 Victory Parade on Red Square was broadcast on giant interactive screens, accompanied by the voice of the Soviet Union's chief announcer, Yuri Levitan.
In the hall of themed locations, students immersed themselves in the atmosphere of modern frontline life and learned about the exploits of military pilots, marines, artillerymen, and sappers.
The "Warrior's Path" memorial hall presents information about the unique operations of special forces: operations underwater, in the mountains, and in the air.
Students were able to explore the historical chronicle through interactive sets, glass dioramas, and digital screens, creating the effect of complete immersion in military events over the years.
After exploring themed locations and learning about the stories of the heroes of the Great Patriotic War, the students gained a unique immersive experience in a multimedia space, learned about the military potential of their homeland, strengthened their patriotic consciousness, and shared their impressions with us.
Vlada Sudakova (fourth-year student in the "RISSO in Business" program): "In the center of the main hall of the Heroism Museum is a 1:35 scale model of the military action, accurately depicting the terrain and military equipment. Nearby are military personnel's belongings: chevrons, uniforms, and helmets. These are not just paraphernalia, but artifacts of historical memory, capturing the human element in the chronicle of war."
Anna Shorokhova (fourth-year student in the "RISSO in Business" program): "The exhibition hall seemed frozen: the dimly lit figures of fighters towered, fully equipped, armed, and ready to fight to the death. The mannequins don't simply display their uniforms; they create a sense of presence, as if a battle had actually taken place here just a moment ago. On the small second floor, next to the fighters' figures, is a museum collection of weapons: assault rifles and machine guns. All the exhibits are labeled, but each one has a story too powerful to convey in just a few lines."
Tatyana Letunova (fourth-year student, RISSO in Business): "We were unexpectedly and pleasantly surprised: the exhibition display struck us with the meticulous attention to detail with which interactive elements were integrated into the locations. The Museum of Heroism truly takes an innovative approach to covering the events of the Great Patriotic War and modern armed conflicts, allowing us to understand the feelings of the defenders of the Fatherland."
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