– Victory Day holiday in Russia is significant, especially with ongoing Ukraine conflict
– Families visit Victory Museum to honor country’s history and military achievements
– Museum dedicated to Soviet Union’s victory in World War II, claiming around 30 million Soviet lives
– President Vladimir Putin promotes military patriotism, using historical narrative of Great Patriotic War to justify offensive on Ukraine
– Increased focus on military education and history for young children in Russia, seen through families visiting Victory Museum
– May 9 Victory Day celebrations provide opportunity to honor ancestors and celebrate military victory
– Families proud to share connection to country’s history at museum
– Schools and official textbooks prioritize teaching children significance of Russia’s military past
– Budget for “patriotic education” has significantly increased in recent years
– Elderly visitor Alexander Soskov sees connection between historical conflict and current fight in Ukraine
– Impact of patriotic education evident in children visiting museum, displaying strong sense of pride and patriotism
– Primary school children dressed in military caps, eager to learn about wartime victories of Soviet Union
– Eight-year-old girl Daria demonstrates deep understanding of Russia’s sacrifices during World War II
– Children inspired by stories of wartime victories, proudly proclaiming “Russia is freedom!”
– Sense of national pride and duty palpable among young visitors as Victory Day approaches
– President Putin emphasizes importance of educating younger generations about Russia’s history and power
– Many children express strong willingness to defend country, showcasing loyalty and patriotism
– Upcoming military parade on Red Square symbolizes culmination of efforts to instill national pride in Russia’s youth
– Patriotic drive has strong impact on Russia’s younger generations, evident in their sense of duty and loyalty to country.