Pages of History

On April 30, 2026, a meaningful educational event filled with a special atmosphere was held at the College of Economics and Law. Under the initiative of N. A. Kochkorova, curator of the BEC-2-25 group, an open educational lesson entitled “Pages of History” was organized in honor of May 9 — Victory Day.

The main purpose of the event was to foster patriotism among students, preserve the memory of the Great Victory, and honor the heroism of war veterans. Every performance and every speech took the audience through the pages of history, reminding them of the courage and resilience of the people during the war years.

During the event, students performed patriotic songs and presented the dances “Katyusha” and “Cranes,” which have become symbols of the wartime era. They also demonstrated tricks and a military march parade, leaving a strong impression on the audience.

This open lesson became not only a cultural event but also an important educational activity aimed at promoting respect for history, understanding the value of peace, and strengthening love for the Motherland. Such events play a significant role in the patriotic education of the younger generation.