At KRSU, students celebrated the Day the Second World War ended.

On this memorable day, KRSU students prepared special literary performances dedicated to the memory of heroes who gave their lives for peace and freedom.

Serafima Kunavina, a student of the Faculty of Psychology, read the heartfelt poem "Letters from the Front" by Alisa Poberezhnaya. Her speech recalled the importance of preserving the memory of those who fought on the war fields.

Varvara Kunavina, a student at the Department of Physical Processes of Mining Production, chose the poem "Brotherly Graves" by Vladimir Vysotsky for her speech. Her reading of this profound work caused awe and gratitude for the peaceful sky above her head.

These literary performances became a tribute and memory, bringing together students and teachers in the awareness of the significance of the victory that continues to live in the hearts of generations.