Students of the Faculty of Law visited the Museum of the History of the Siege of Leningrad named after Anna Kutanova

The museum's exhibition is dedicated to one of the most tragic pages of the 20th century — the siege of Leningrad during the Great Patriotic War. Students reviewed archival documents, personal letters, photographs and eyewitness accounts. Particularly impressive were the stories of people who experienced hunger, cold and daily struggle for life, while maintaining dignity and fortitude.For future lawyers, such meetings are of particular value. Understanding tragic events through real destinies forms a deep understanding of the value of human life, human rights and historical memory.We express our sincere gratitude to Marat Asanbekovich Kutanov for the excursion and memorable gifts. Thanks to such meetings, history becomes a living dialogue between generations, and respect for the past — becomes a conscious position of future legal experts.