Book exhibitions for the day of memory and grief in the library. Events dedicated to the day of memory and mourning in the libraries of the district. Friends! We are waiting for you in our library

APPROVE

Deputy Chairman of the Regional Government

"___" __________ 2013

Action Plan,

dedicated to the Day of Remembrance and Sorrow in the territory

Jewish Autonomous Region in 2013

City of Birobidzhan

Head of Internal Affairs

policy of the Jewish Autonomous Region

Dear readers!

We invite you to visit interesting, informative book exhibitions organized in the libraries of the Yemanzhelinsky municipal district

(Reading room)
"Happy birthday, Russia"
"Memory of Burning Years"
"Do not break your fate" (drug prevention)
(Subscription)
"Let's read Pushkin"
"Books in Summer Covers"
Children's Department of the Central District Hospital (DO CRH)
“Sprigs of wild rosemary” (to the 95th anniversary of Yu. Yakovlev);
"Adventures await you on the island of reading";
"How to raise a child prodigy";
Book exhibition-excursion "Vacations on the planet Summer";
June 12 Day of Russia
Book exhibition-opening day "This is my Motherland!";
June 22 - Day of Remembrance and Sorrow
Talking poster "Mother's tears";
Book exhibition-crossword "Pantry of the old man - Lesovichka"

“I am proud that I am Russian!” from 01.06 to 18.06
"June 22 at exactly 4 o'clock ..." from 19.06 to 28.06

Exhibition - installation "Your genius from the sun and light" (Pushkin's Day in Russia) 06/06/2017;
"Russia in a historical perspective" (to the day of Russia) 06/09/2017;
Exhibition - installation "Dmitry Donskoy - life in the memory of descendants" (to the day of memory of Dmitry Donskoy) 15.06. 2017;
Interactive exhibition “Read – create. From idea to implementation”;
"Corner of ladies' happiness" (3D studio "Decor - the soul of the house")

Exhibition - viewing "Extremism and terrorism - a threat to the world" June 5;
Information exhibition "The road leading to the abyss" (about drug addiction) June 23;
6 - Pushkin Day in Russia;
20 - 85 years since the birth of R.I. Rozhdestvensky (1932-1994) Russian poet;
200 years since the birth of P.K. Aivazovsky (1817-1900), Russian marine painter June 27;

2.06. Exhibition - crossword "This exhibition - with a poetic secret"
(80 years old Yu. Moritz).
05.06. Exhibition - illustration "Panorama of the Red Book"
(to the day of protection of animals).
21.06 "Dogs in the service" on the day of dog training units of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia
Mini-exhibitions:
K 14.06 Trinity
By 25.06 Day of friendship and unity of the Slavs
K 25.06 Youth Day
Library-branch No. 7 p. Klyuchi
"Reading with children"
"Live nature"
"New items from the basket"
"Film childhood"
"Russia - 21st century"
"Day of Remembrance and Sorrow"
“Say NO to drugs!”
Permanent book exhibitions
Central Regional Library (CRB)
(Subscription)
Literary anniversaries:
Book exhibition "The priceless word of Valentin Rasputin" - 80 years since the birth of the Russian writer (1937-2015),
Thematic shelf "In book memory - the history of Russia."
(Reading room)
Exhibition-journey "Around the World in 80 Books",
"Blue Mirrors stone belt» 2017 Year of Ecology in Russia.
Library-branch No. 1 p. Worker
Let's save our Earth! We only have one” 2017 Year of Ecology in Russia.
Library-branch No. 2 of Krasnogorsky settlement
"Vernissage", dedicated to the artists - anniversaries of 2017,
"Literary calendar", dedicated to books - anniversaries and writers - anniversaries of 2017,
"Book novelties"
“Through the pages of the history of the village of Krasnogorsky” library quilt for the 65th anniversary of the village of Krasnogorsky.
Exhibitions-installations:
"This is how the village began"
"Famous Compatriots"
Exhibitions - expositions:
"Miner's Chronicle",
"Krasnogorsky in photographs",
"I went through that war"
"Poets are compatriots".
Library-branch No. 3 Zauralsky settlement
"Green Miracle - Earth" within the framework of the Year of Ecology,
"Our vernissage: treasures of the world" Exhibition of reproductions of famous artists - anniversaries,
Book exhibition for anniversary and memorable literary dates. "Dates. Books. Names.
Library-branch No. 4 Krasnogorsky settlement
"Diary of a Volunteer"
“Tolerance is the harmony of diversity”,
"2017 is the year of ecology".
Library-branch No. 5 of Baturinsky settlement
Overview exhibition on the year of ecology "House named Earth",
Local history exhibition "I grew up in this city",
Ecological and local history exhibition "Know your land",
Informative exhibition "The World of Animals and Plants",
Exhibition-assortment "About everything in the world",
Exhibition-call "Read a book about the war",
Literary exhibition "Reading in the classical style",
Exhibition-acquaintance "Famous anniversaries",
Exhibition-folklore "Folk Calendar Holidays",
Exhibitions - recommendations "Once upon a time there were fairy tales" and
"Books of my childhood"

Information collection "LIBRARY LIFE - 2016", No. 10

June 22 - this date is deeply engraved in the memory of people, forever entered the history of our country. Memories of that harsh time still live in the memory of people. The front line during the war years passed not only along the battlefields, it continued in the shops and fields where bread was grown for the front, in every house where they waited, loved, did everything possible and impossible for the Victory. This front line passed through the destinies of people of all ages, and especially affected children's souls.

With the aim of educating citizenship and patriotism in children, adolescents and youth, preserving historical memory and transferring it to the younger generation, in the municipal libraries of the city of Yelets, on the Day of Memory and Sorrow, a action of memory "Scorched by the fire of war". The action was attended by children, teenagers, youth. The guests of the action (required) are the children of war. In total, about 500 library users took part in the action.

22nd of June in all libraries MBUK "CBS of the city of Yelets" held events that allow you to look at the war through the eyes of the children of war ( children of war are citizens Russian Federation and former Soviet Union, born between June 23, 1928 and September 3, 1945 inclusive). People who today are about 70-80 years old did not have a childhood as such, they practically did not go to school, they did not have food, toys, clothes, they went to work early, and devoted their whole lives to serving society.

Not sparing himself in the fire of war,
Sparing no effort in the name of the Motherland,
Children of the heroic country
They were real heroes!
R. Rozhdestvensky

Memorial evening "Children of War" in the Central City Library

As part of the action "Scorched by the fire of war" on the Day of Memory and Sorrow in Central city library passed memorial evening "Children of War". The event is dedicated to the 75th anniversary of the start of the Great Patriotic War of 1941-1945. The participants of the event were members of the club "Vstrecha" and teenagers.

Presenters Elena Alekseevna Klochkova and Lidia Sergeevna Komova spoke about the difficult fate of wartime children. The story of the presenters was interspersed with reading poems by A. Tvardovsky, S. Shchipachev, B. Okudzhava, K. Simonov, L. Golodyaevskaya. Those present watched videos with the performance of the songs “A scarlet sunsets ...”, “Children of War”, listened to the song “ Holy war».

The children of the war were present at the evening. Anna Ivanovna Korablina, Vera Ivanovna Bolgova, Valentina Ivanovna Kondakova, Alla Leontievna Vasechko shared their memories of the harsh time. In their performance, the poems “The Fate of Mom”, “Children of War”, “Graduation Ball”, “Oh, Mishka, how scared I am!” and etc.

Those present honored the memory of millions of tortured, shot, burned and buried children with a minute of silence to the sounds of a metronome.

The event was accompanied by a slide presentation. The participants of the evening did not go unnoticed by the book exhibition “Where there is memory, there is a tear”.

The evening turned out to be touching, many had tears in their eyes.

The action "Scorched by the fire of war" in b branch library №1

The action "Scorched by the fire of war" (on the Day of Remembrance and Sorrow) was carried out by employees Library-branch No. 1 named after M. E. Saltykov-Shchedrin in the reading room of the library with students of MBOU "Secondary School No. 8 in Yelets" (camp) and members of the "Together" club, library readers. Participated in the action 56 people.

The campaign began with a listening songs "Holy War" performed by the Red Banner Ensemble. Those present were told who are considered children of the war, they were given Bookmarks "Childhood scorched by war», and veterans attached Medal "Children of War"

Those present listened song "Children of War" performed by I. Krutoy. Then Ignatova I.A. she told that children in the war helped our underground fighters arrange escapes for prisoners of war, rescued the wounded, set fire to German warehouses with weapons and food. Interestingly, both girls and boys fought in the war. Children worked for days at factories instead of fathers and older brothers who had gone to the front. The boys collected gas masks, made smoke bombs, fuses for mines, fuses for hand grenades. Girls knitted warm clothes - socks, mittens, sewed pouches for tobacco

Very often in the war, along with adults, teenagers aged 13-15 fought. During the defense and liberation of Yelets from the Nazi invaders, dozens of young Yelets took part in the hostilities. was held with those present conversation "Young heroes of Yelets"(about Alyosha Oborotov, Seryozha Gudin, Vita Orlov, Anya Gaiterova, Vil Ognev, Semyon Kondarev, Klava Shatalov).
They told about their biography, exploits in the Great Patriotic War, spent survey: do they know the names of the young Yelchans represented; what do they know about them; are there streets in our city named after them and where are they located. Those present were little aware of these issues and learned a lot of new and interesting things.

Participants of the action were presented Karlina Claudia Vasilievna, Zhilyaev Stanislav Sergeevich who told about all the difficulties of post-war childhood. The students listened attentively, asked many questions and thanked for interesting stories. The children were especially attracted by a certificate and a medal for achievements in the field of space, shown by Karlina K.V.

At the end of the action Astakhova T.N. read poem "Barbarism"(Mussa Jalil), all those who died during the Great Patriotic War were honored a moment of silence.

Participants were introduced to exhibition "We brought this day as close as we could" issued in the reading room of the library.

The event was accompanied slide presentation with the same name.

A lesson in courage "And childhood and war were together ..." inbranch library №2

On the Day of Remembrance and Sorrow branch library №2 became a participant in the general library action "Scorched by the Fire of War". Within its framework, the reading room hosted lesson in courage“And childhood and war were together…” Children from summer camps of schools No. 15 and No. 17 came to the library for the event. T.N. Khrennikova, their counselors, parents, to mark this saddest date in the history of our country.

How did this one start? brutal war? About this to the young participants in the lesson of courage in the story, the presenter Nasibulina L.S. Leading Deryugina N.V. told about the insidious plans of the Nazis, the heroism of the Soviet people. Each story was accompanied by a media presentation on the screen, thematic videos. There were poems and songs about children who survived that war.

It was interesting for the young residents of Yelts to find out how the inhabitants of the city of Yelets met the news of the beginning of the war. The day of June 22, 1941 remained in the memory of many Yelsk residents to the smallest detail. Natalya Vladimirovna read out the memoirs of an eyewitness - the head of the communications office Cherkasov.

And now no one can tell about the horrors of war better than an eyewitness. Nasibulina L.S. introduced the audience to the guest Shalygin Boris Mikhailovich. Boris Mikhailovich told the children about the beautiful city of his childhood - Leningrad, about what Leningraders had to endure when the city fell into the blockade ring. He shared his memories of the blockade childhood. Then he was very young, but he had to see and survive all the horrors of the war: bombing, shelling, hunger and the cold of the blockade. Hunger and cold... For those who were able to survive these 900 days of the blockade, when the daily ration of bread was 125 grams per person (at the same time, the “blockade” bread consisted of 2/3 of oil cake, tree buds and sawdust) - this was engraved in memory forever, even if he was very small.

The meeting was held in one breath. Young Yelsk residents listened with interest to the veteran, asked him questions, looked at the awards with interest, one of which is called “To a Resident besieged Leningrad". The guest of the event was touched by the attention of the children, thanked them for the flowers presented with gratitude. The participants of the meeting honored with a minute of silence those who remained forever in their time.

At the end of the courage lesson, the young patriots came to the conclusion that the feat of the children of the blockade teaches courage, stamina and boundless love for the Motherland.

The action "Scorched by the fire of war" in the branch library No. 4

As part of the Day of Remembrance and Sorrow in branch library №4 a meeting with veteran Uspensky Ivan Mitrofanovich took place. At the beginning of the event, the pre-war tango "I'm returning your portrait ..." sounded and it was told about how the peaceful life of Soviet citizens was interrupted on June 22 at 4 am 1941. The voice of the famous announcer Levitan announced the beginning of the Great Patriotic War.

Then Ivan Mitrofanovich spoke about how, as a 13-year-old teenager, he remembered the beginning of the war, about the dangers and hunger during the days of the occupation, how he took part in the tests atomic bomb, about military operations in the Korean Isthmus, in which he, being a scout, also took part.

At the end of the event, all those present wanted to take a picture with Ivan Mitrofanovich in order to leave a piece of memory of the war and historical events post-war period.

The event was attended by 18 people (teachers and students of grades 6-7 of gymnasium No. 97).

Patriotic hour "Childhood scorched by war" in the library-branch No. 5

As part of the action "Scorched by the fire of war" in branch library №5 held patriotic hour "Childhood scorched by war".

In the introductory conversation, Tsyba N.A. told that June 22 is one of the most sad days in the history of our country. On this day, the Great Patriotic War began, the bloodiest in the history of mankind. In it, our people lost more than 27 million people, but survived.

Further Troepolskaya A.A. she spoke about the children of the war, living witnesses of that terrible tragedy, the memory of which should not leave our hearts. And our duty to the dead is to pass on to future generations this memory and pride in Great Victory. This idea ran like a red thread throughout the event, during which the participants listened with great interest to the recollections of the library readers E.N. and P. M. Mochenovs, whose childhood fell on the difficult war years.

The action "Scorched by the fire of war" in the branch library No. 6

On June 22, the library-branch No. 6 took part in the action "Scorched by the fire of war", dedicated to the 75th anniversary of the start of the Great Patriotic War. Children from the summer camp of MBOU secondary school No. 24 (25 people, students of grades 5-6) were invited to the event.

Exhibitions were arranged in the library: “Day of Memory and Sorrow”, “War Looked into Children's Eyes”.

Usova N.M. she told the children about the beginning of the war, about the difficult time that had come for all of our people, including children, they had to grow up early: many became little soldiers on the fronts of the war, others worked in factories, helped in hospitals. About how steadfastly and fearlessly schoolchildren behaved in the frontline village, the children learned from the story of L. Kassil “At chalkboard”, which the presenter introduced them to. Silently and tensely, the children listened to the story of their peers.

Further, Nadezhda Vladimirovna read P. Sinyavsky's poem "Children of War" and introduced the children to V. Kataev's book "Son of the Regiment", reading the chapter on the interrogation of Vanya Solntsev by the Nazis. What happened to the hero next, Nadezhda Vladimirovna offered to find out by reading the book. Then she read out excerpts from V. Voskoboynikov's story "Artist Pakhomov and Vasily Vasilyevich." How it was necessary for a boy to work at a military factory in order to earn a respectful attitude towards himself in all seriousness - Vasily Vasilyevich! But to get to the machine, he had to stand on two boxes. Children appreciated the exploits of their peers during the Great Patriotic War. And then they met not with book, but with real eyewitnesses of those terrible times.

Guests, library readers were invited to the event. Their childhood fell on the harsh years of wartime. The story of Kuzyuticheva N.A. produced for young readers great impression. Nikolai Alekseevich said that when the war began, he was in the 5th grade. Then he was evacuated with his mother from Orel to the Tambov region, how cold and hungry they were, wandering around other people's apartments, how he even wanted to run to the front, but he had to help at home, look after his brother and sister. But, despite all the difficulties, he studied with great desire and became a professional military man. Nikolai Alekseevich told with humor, lively, and after the meeting, the children communicated with him with pleasure.

Zhemchuzhnikova Valentina Dmitrievna told the children about how she remembered the war: how the tanks went through their village in the Zadonsk region, how difficult life was at that time, they ate nettles, quinoa, gathered spikelets. We had to endure a lot, but we overcame everything. These hardships hardened their generation.

It was interesting to listen to the children and Salkova A.S. When the war began, she was 8 years old, she lived in the Izmalkovsky district. Anna Stepanovna remembers how our soldiers settled down to rest in the forest, not far from her village, how then a Nazi plane dropped a bomb, and the children ran to look at the crater formed, how she looked after our wounded pilot, who was in their house.

The guests' memories of their military childhood touched the hearts of the children sitting in the hall, and left no one indifferent.

At the end of the event, a candle of memory was lit and the children presented flowers and small gifts to the guests. And the veterans wished the children success in their studies and to be worthy citizens of their country.

And then the children with great desire and pleasure were photographed with honored guests. The meeting was held in a warm and cordial atmosphere, charged the guys with positive emotions, did not leave them indifferent. Many children borrowed books about the war to read.

Has-requiem "Dedicated to the Children of War"in the branch library №7

As part of the action "Scorched by the fire of war" in branch library №7 held hour-requiem "Dedicated to the Children of War". Its participants were children of 6-7 years old from the summer camp of school No. 1.

The librarians told the children about the beginning of the Great Patriotic War, and the children shared their knowledge about this period of our history.

Then the invited guest - Voznesenskikh Svetlana Vasilievna - shared with the children her memories of her childhood, which took place in the difficult 40s of the last century. The children listened attentively to the story, and then asked Svetlana Vasilievna a lot of questions about that difficult time. much was incomprehensible to them because of their age.

Further, the librarians continued the story about the children of the wartime. The children learned about the exploits of the pioneer heroes Lenya Golikov, Zina Portnova, Marat Kazei, Valya Kotik and others; about the children of besieged Leningrad and about the diary of Tanya Savicheva, which became an important document in Nuremberg Trials. The hosts drew the children's attention to the fact that feats were accomplished not only in battles, the work of children and adolescents in factories, collective farms, and hospitals was also a feat that cost many lives.

The children of the war, as best they could, brought the Victory closer to the best of their, albeit small, albeit weak, forces. They drank a full cup of grief, because the beginning of the war coincided for them with the beginning of life.

During the event, audio recordings of songs by A. Aleksandrov "Holy War" and D. Tukhmanov "Victory Day", excerpts of poems about the war by R. Rozhdestvensky, S. Shchipachev, P. Sinyavsky were played.

By the Day of Memory and Sorrow (June 22), an exhibition is traditionally arranged in the branch library No. 7. This time it exhibition-call "We will not forget these dates!". The books presented at the exhibition will tell about the main events of the Great Patriotic War - Stalingrad, Battles of Kursk, the blockade of Leningrad, the battles for Moscow, Berlin and other battles that became turning points in the course of history.

A special place in the exhibition is occupied by works fiction written by front-line authors and contemporary writers. Reading these books, no one will be able to forget our important and tragic dates - 1941-1945.

The conversation "Children of War" was held in the branch library No. 8

Children and war - there is no more terrible convergence of opposite things. Once in the thick of it, the children endured what was sometimes beyond the power of even adults. Therefore, all of them can be called little heroes, "little heroes of a big war."

Conversation "Children of War" V branch library №8 was dedicated to the children of war. What did they have to do during World War II? How did they live, what helped them to survive, to remain human, to survive? The conversation began with a recording of Levitan's declaration of war and frames from the chronicle "The Beginning of the War."

On June 22, 1941, at 4 am, Nazi Germany treacherously attacked the Soviet Union. The Great Patriotic War began, which lasted 3 years, 10 months and another 17 days or 1418 days.…. It claimed the lives of almost 27 million people, including 4 million children.

It was terrible military childhood. A particularly heavy fate fell to the children of Leningrad . In September 1941, the Nazis will surround the city and want to completely destroy it. The blockade will last for almost 900 days, but the city will stand. In the surrounded city, 3 million people will remain, of which 450 thousand are children. Children of the war years dreamed of peace, sewed dolls, gave them names, warmed them with their childish warm heart, because they often replaced their relatives and friends. At the exit from Leningrad (today St. Petersburg) there is a monument - "The Flower of Life", in memory of the children of the besieged city, who suffered all the horror of the war. On the stone petals is inscribed: "May there always be sunshine."

In war, children grow up early. During the Great Patriotic War, thousands of boys and girls took up arms. It was considered a sacred duty for everyone. Therefore, no one was surprised that children fought on an equal footing with adults. They performed military tasks, went to intelligence, were signalmen, sappers, flew airplanes, collected weapons and ammunition under the noses of the Nazis and transferred them to partisan detachments. The librarians introduced the children to the biography of K. Kravchuk, M. Kazey, V. Khomenko, and others.

For courage and bravery shown during the war, more than 3.5 million boys and girls were awarded orders and medals of the Soviet Union. 7000 were awarded the title of Hero of the Soviet Union. During the conversation, the children were shown photographs of children in the war (at the front, in the rear, with partisans, in concentration camps and occupation), portraits of partisan heroes.

Nikolenko Mikhail Ivanovich came to visit the guys, he was born in 1937, when the war began, he was 4 years old. Mikhail Ivanovichne loves to remember the difficult years of the Great Patriotic War, but on the Day of Remembrance and Sorrow, he shared his memories of that time with the children, told how he lived with his family during the war years.

“I was born in the Oryol province, p. Cherkasy. At the beginning of the war, my mother worked on the collective farm in the fields and took me with her. We learned that the war had begun, in the field, my father had gone to the front, my mother and I were left alone. Mother continued to work in the field, on the current, she carried heavy bags, worked from morning until late at night, I was with her. The Great Patriotic War was on. Everyone was hard and hungry. They worked 10-12 hours a day.

Bread was baked from chaff with a quinoa in half, and it did not taste, color, or smell like bread. Therefore, people who went through the war, even the crumbs carefully collected from the table .... "

His story moved everyone to tears. Despite the difficulties that befell Mikhail Ivanovich, after the war he was able to get an education, worked in a responsible job, and now he passes on his knowledge to his grandchildren. Mikhail Ivanovich told the audience a lot more about that time, everyone was interested, the children asked questions.

The event was held against the backdrop of the exhibition "And childhood and war were together."

Evening meeting"And the heart is still bitter" inbranch library №9

Library-branch №9 took part in the action "Scorched by the fire of war", timed to coincide with the 75th anniversary of the start of the Great Patriotic War of 1941-1945. As part of the campaign, evening-meeting The guests of the event were the children of the war (members of the club "Elegy", 10 people) and the guys from the school camp of gymnasium No. 11 (12 people)

Library staff spoke about how the Great Patriotic War began, how 75 years ago (June 22, 1941) the pre-dawn silence was suddenly broken by explosions of roaring shells. Then no one knew that it would go down in the history of mankind as the most bloody.

The guests of the event shared their memories of that terrible time, told how, together with adults, they plowed and harrowed the land, planted vegetable gardens, grazed cattle, gathered spikelets, the hungry worked and studied, the food was grass, potatoes and a piece of bread. Then the audience read poems about those distant fiery years, listened and themselves all together sang songs of the war years.

The guys thanked the older generation for the stories they told, for the courage shown during the war, and presented flowers. In conclusion, the participants of the meeting honored the memory dead by the minute silence.

To this day, the eponymous book exhibition "And the heart is still bitter."

We are confident that such events help to instill in children love and respect for the older generation, a sense of pride for their homeland and their people.

Hour of memory "Childhood scorched by the war" in the branch library No. 10

Within the framework of the action "Scorched by the fire of war" in the library-branch No. 10, an hour of memory "Childhood, scorched by war" was held. For children of 3-6 cells (9 people) of school No. 12 Nikitina A.V. She said that on June 22 we honor the warriors-defenders of our Motherland. With courage and valor, not sparing their lives, they defended the independence of our Fatherland. Today, on the day of Remembrance and Sorrow, the whole country remembers the most terrible date in the history of our country - on this day, June 22, 1941, the The Great Patriotic War.

June 22, 1941 is a terrible date. The day when all plans for the future collapsed for millions of residents of our vast country - vacations, exams, weddings ... All life turned upside down ...

Already on June 22, the ground was buzzing under the caterpillars of tanks, bursting with shells, making its way through automatic bursts. The count has begun - 1418 bloody days of the Great Patriotic War.

The whole country rose to fight the Nazis. Everyone stood up who could hold weapons in their hands, who could defend their homeland. Yesterday's schoolchildren besieged military registration and enlistment offices, asked to go to the front, adding a year or two to themselves. And they left not to return. Almost the entire school graduation of 1941 did not return from the front.

The guys took part in the quiz "Pages of the history of the Fatherland":

1) This fortress, having a small garrison and limited ammunition, heroically took the blow of the enemy in June-July 1941, for which it was subsequently awarded honorary title- fortress-hero. Name this fortress. (Brest)
2) This famous pilot, captain, Hero of the Soviet Union, died at the beginning of the war in 1941. He directed his wrecked and blazing aircraft at a cluster of German tanks and cars that exploded along with the plane. (Nikolai Frantsevich Gastello)
3) This Novosibirsk street is named after the soldiers of the 316th Rifle Division (since 1941 - the 8th Guards), who fought heroically in the Battle of Moscow (near Dubosekovo station). For four hours they courageously held back the onslaught of the enemy and knocked out 18 enemy tanks. Almost all 28 heroes died, but did not let the enemy through. K. Simonov said about their feat: “We say: “Not a step back” - and we think about ...”. Who was the writer referring to? (About the Panfilovites)
4) A memorial was erected on Lake Ladoga in the city of St. Petersburg, reminiscent of the harsh years of besieged Leningrad. What was the name of the place on which this monument stands during the blockade? (The road of life)
5) In Bulgaria there is a monument to the Russian soldier-liberator. The prototype of this famous sculpture was soviet soldier Alexey Skurlatov. What is the popular name for this monument? (Alyosha) and others.

The exhibition "In book memory - the history of Russia" (12+) was designed for the event.

The action "Scorched by the fire of war" in the children's library No. A.S. Pushkin

There are names, events and dates that entered the history of the city, region, country and even the history of the Earth. Books are written about them, poetry and music are composed. The main thing is that they are remembered. And this memory is passed down from generation to generation and does not allow distant days and events to fade. One of these events was the Great Patriotic War, which lasted 1418 sleepless days and nights.

This terrible, cruel war lasted for 4 years. She claimed millions of human lives: wives lost their husbands, brothers and sisters, hundreds of thousands of children were left orphans. Children stood up to defend our country along with adults. Little heroes of the big war. They fought next to the elders - fathers, brothers. They fought everywhere - at sea, in the sky, in partisan detachments, underground. And not for a moment did young hearts tremble!

On the day of the beginning of the Great Patriotic War, June 22, the children's library-branch No. A.S. Pushkin held action "Scorched by the fire of war", which was dedicated to the witnesses of these terrible events - children whose childhood fell on this terrible time. The participants were the children of the school summer camp MBOUSOSH No. 1 named after. MM. Prishvin (60 people (10 adults)).

At the beginning of the event there was a review exhibitions - requiem "And childhood and war were together". The exhibition presented books that tell about the youth and childhood of girls and boys of those terrible years, about their heroism, courage, courage that they carried through cruel times, and about their exploits, which can become guidelines for modern boys and girls.

The librarians told the guests present at the event about the heroic deeds of the young residents of the city of Yelets, who selflessly defended their city during the war: A. Gaiterova, A. Oborotov, L. Kirillova, etc.

The guest of honor of the event was Ryapolova Marina Ivanovna(born in 1938), who shared with the participants of the action the memories of her military childhood.

In addition, the action was attended by students of Moscow State University FIYAR (department of cultural studies) - Anastasia Penkina, Kristina Marfitsina, Ekaterina Kuktarova, who conduct research on the Great Patriotic War in the city of Yelets and its regions.

At the end of the event, the participants honored with a minute of silence all the fallen in this brutal war.

During the review sounded musical accompaniment.

And in the end, the stories of children about their relatives who participated in the Great Patriotic War were heard.

The action "Scorched by the fire of war" in the children's library No. 2

On June 22, the children's library-branch No. 2 took part in the general library campaign "Scorched by the fire of war", dedicated to the children of war. Head the library, together with the children, recalled the history of the appearance of this mournful date in our calendar, talked about what a heavy burden the Great Patriotic War became for the Russian people. Those years were difficult not only for the soldiers on the front line, but also for the elderly, women and, of course, children who remained in the rear.

About the hard fate of children in wartime: about the hunger and cold of besieged Leningrad, harsh everyday life in the rear and help young heroes on the fronts, the children learned about the fate of little prisoners of concentration camps from the media conversation “I do not come from childhood - from the war!”.

Unfortunately, due to poor health, Tamara Tikhonovna Gridneva (05/20/1941) could not attend the event, but her memoirs were read out by the librarian E. Yu. Pashkova. And the head shared with the children the memories of her grandmother Vera Petrovna Mayornikova and Akimova's neighbor Nina Kuzminichna.

During the event, the children performed the poems “Doll” by V. Tushnova, “War” by L. Milanich, “Boy from the village of Popovka” by S. Marshak, “You looked into the eyes of those children” by E. Kirilova, “Children's shoe” by S. Mikhalkov, “Dreams of a Blockade Boy” by S. Son, “In Memory of 13 Million Children Who Died in World War II” by A. Molchanov and the songs “Children of War” by Ilya Reznik and “Scarlet Sunsets” by the group “Street Magic”.

Hour of Memory "Let's never forget about this, people" in the children's library No. 3

June 22 is not an easy date. This is a day of memory, a day of pain, a day that left a mark in the hearts of millions and grew deep roots in a terrible four-year period called "WAR". War - there is nothing more terrible in the whole wide world. She spares no one: neither adults nor children.

22nd of June in the children's library-branch №3 within actions "Scorched by the fire of war" was held memory hour"Come on folks, let's never forget this.", to which the children and teachers of the school camp MBOU secondary school No. 8 were invited (1.2 teams - 32 people). The guest of the event was Sereda Svetlana Tikhonovna, who knows firsthand how hard it was for children in wartime.

During the Great Patriotic War, thirteen million children died on Earth! And what does any nation have more than children? The best people on earth are children. The hosts told those present who the children of war were and what hardships they had to endure. They met the war in different ages. Some are very tiny, some are teenagers. Someone on the threshold of youth. The war found them in capital cities and small villages, at home and visiting their grandmother, in a pioneer camp, at the forefront and in the deep rear.

The children of that time have long grown up and managed to become great-grandmothers and great-grandfathers. And they can tell their great-grandchildren about their military childhood. But, unfortunately, this is not possible in all families; in some families, eyewitnesses of those war years are no longer alive. And the works of fiction presented on exhibition "Childhood burned in the fire of war". This exhibition in 2015 became one of the winners of the competition of library expositions “In memory. In heart. In books."

The presenters told the children about the heroes of the books by A. Likhanov "Russian Boys", V. Oseeva "Vasek Trubachev and his Comrades", M. Sukhachev "Children of the Siege", V. Kataev "Son of the Regiment". An excerpt from Y. Yakovlev's story "Girls from Vasilyevsky Island" was read, about the difficult fate of a little girl - Tanya Savicheva.

Let candles burn in memory of those who died in the war. The guys honored the memory of all those who gave their lives for the sake of peace on earth with a minute of silence.

We were born and raised in peacetime. We have never heard the howling of sirens announcing an air raid, we have never seen houses destroyed by fascist bombs, we do not know what a cold house and meager military rations are, about trenches and trenches, about attacks under a barrage of enemy fire, about the suffering of children, we can only judge by movies, works of art and eyewitness accounts of those events. The event was attended by Sereda S.T., who was a child during the Great Patriotic War. She said interesting stories, touching moments from her difficult life, thereby made a huge impression on the children.

For us, war is history. But we must know and remember its most terrible pages ... and the books presented on this page will help us with this. exhibition "Childhood burned in the fire of war", near which everyone could be photographed for memory.

June 22, 1941 - one of the saddest dates in the history of Russia - the beginning of the Great Patriotic War. The war brought grief to every family, to every home, disrupted the peaceful life of millions of people. The people defended their homeland at the cost of huge losses. Over the years, the greatness of the feat of our soldiers and officers, home front workers, women, children - all those who brought Victory Day closer does not fade.
In the libraries of the district that day passed commemorative events, which were attended by children and teenagers from the summer health camp.
On June 22, a history lesson “This is how the war began” was held in the central regional library. The event was aimed at educating children and teenagers of patriotic feelings on vivid examples of the heroism and courage of the people. When preparing the script, the library staff paid great attention to such significant events of the war as Smolensk battle and protection Brest Fortress. The story of the hosts Natalia Mironchenkova and Marina Titova was accompanied by a demonstration electronic presentation. There were verses of military subjects. At the end of the history lesson, the children, with the help of librarians, made a poster “We vote for PEACE!”.
The guys circled their hand and cut it out exactly along the contour, then pasted it on a special blank, as a result, a poster was obtained, on which the children's hands stretched towards the sun. During World War II, 13 million children died. What do we have more precious than our children? What is more valuable for any nation? Any mother? Any father? The best people on Earth are children. Thus, children have contributed to the preservation of the memory of those who gave us a peaceful life.
The Children's Library held an hour of memory "The 41st bequeathed to remember." The librarians prepared a story about how the war began, about the exploits of young patriots who helped fight the Nazis, about the Candle of Memory campaign.
In conclusion, the animated film "The Legend of the Old Sailor" was demonstrated.
On June 21, an hour of remembrance “We will not forget that fateful date” was held in the Tyushin rural library. Children of the 9th grade of the Tyushin school visited the library at the event, the librarian Nadezhda Alexandrovna told the children about that distant, but still unforgettable, day in the history of our country. The blackest was that short summer night, when the silence of the morning that occupied western border The Soviet Union was blown up by thousands of shells and bombs. During the event, the children learned about the children of the war, about the hard working days of children in the rear and the heroic deeds at the front.
Of great importance is the education in children, adolescents and young people of a careful attitude to the memory of the exploits of those who spared neither strength nor life itself in great battle with the enemy. The memory of the past is the ability to preserve traces of the past, it is needed not only by the fallen, we, the living, need it in order not to make mistakes, in order to stand firm in any trials.

“He remained in human memory a deep scar on the face of the Earth. No wonder this terrible day was forever called the Day of Memory and Sorrow ... ".

June 22 - one of the saddest dates in the history of Russia - the beginning of the Great Patriotic War, which is integral part Second World War. heavy bloody war, which lasted 1418 days and nights, claimed the lives of 26.6 million Soviet people, ended on May 9, 1945 with the complete defeat of the countries of the fascist bloc.

Traditionally in Russia on June 22, in memory of the fallen, tortured in captivity, the Candle of Memory action is held annually.

Activities carried out by the libraries of the centralized library system Pervomaisky district on the Day of Memory and Sorrow - a reminder to us of the glorious defenders of the Motherland, of heroism, courage, and stamina of the Soviet people.

Pervomaisky central district library within the framework of the regional creative project"Summer in the Park" held the event "Forever in the memory of the people", the program of which included: an hour of memory "Forever in the memory of the people", a review of the exhibition "Holy War", the action "Candle of Memory".

On June 22, a theme hour dedicated to the Day of Memory and Sorrow and the 77th anniversary of the start of the Great Patriotic War was held at the Pervomaiskaya Central District Children's Library as part of the Summer in the Park project. 43 schoolchildren from the summer camp "Brigantine" of the Pervomaisky basic school took part in the conversation "June 22 at exactly 4 o'clock ...". The guys, together with the librarian, found out why the calendar anniversaries the date of June 22 appeared, they remembered family members - participants in the Great Patriotic War, talked about the fact that war is a difficult test. The participants of the event listened to Levitan's message about the beginning of the war, S. Shchipachev's poem "June 22, 1941", the song "Holy War", watched a video clip dedicated to the events of the Great Patriotic War.

At the end of the event, the children took part in a dramatization of the song "Smuglyanka" and lit a memory candle, honoring the memory of those who died in the Great Patriotic War.

"June. The sunset was fading towards evening, and the sea was overflowing on the white night, and the sonorous laughter of the guys who did not know, did not know grief was heard. June. Then we still did not know, walking from school evenings, that tomorrow would be the first day of the war, and it would end only in the forty-fifth, in May ... "- On June 22, a thematic hour “Day of Memory and Sorrow. "First day of the war".

The purpose of the event: consolidation and deepening historical knowledge, development and education of patriotic feelings on vivid examples of the heroism of our army, the courage and courage of the people. To instill in children a sense of personal empathy for those who defended their homeland, a sense of pride in their country.

During the event, a video sketch was prepared for the participants of the event about the beginning of the Great Patriotic War, about the heroic everyday life of the defenders of our Motherland. At the end of the event P The memory of the dead was honored with a minute of silence, laying flowers at the obelisk.

"Memory of flaming years" - this was the name of the hour of memory, held by the Krasnovskaya rural library together with the school.

Also, events for the Day of Memory and Sorrow were prepared and held by: Volodarskaya rural library(quiz "What do you know about the war"), Ural Library (action "We mourn and remember"), (Malozaikinskaya library (literary and musical composition "At the sacred fire"), Miroshkinskaya library (thematic hour "Echelon at four years"), Nazarovskaya, Usovskaya libraries (memory hours “Remember and mourn”, “Remember this day”), the Soviet library (information day “And let generations know”), etc.

The memory of generations about those whom we honor so sacredly is inextinguishable. They spared no effort and life in the name of Victory .. They are always with us in our homes, in flowering gardens and forests of new buildings, in the bright smiles of children, in the happiness that our Victory brought to our native land ... Eternal memory to the heroes who fell in the struggle for the freedom and independence of our Motherland.