June 22 is one of the most tragic dates in the history of our country. A day of remembrance and sorrow for those who survived and survived, for the children and grandchildren of millions of soldiers who gave their lives for the world in which we live today.

June 22, 1941 at 4 a.m. began the most destructive, cruel and bloody of all the wars that have ever taken place on our planet - the Great Patriotic War: Nazi Germany attacked the Soviet Union.

Overnight, the hopes of millions of families were shattered, the fates of entire generations were shattered. The memory of those terrible years, as well as the unquenchable sorrow, will forever remain in our hearts.

On the eve of this memorable date, employees of the House of Culture of the village of Lyazhgi held an information hour about the Day of Remembrance and Grief “Forty Fatal” in the school camp with a day stay “Rainbow”. Methodist Z.M. Tochieva began the event with a conversation about the beginning of the war, after which the children watched a documentary. At the end of the event, participants paid a minute of silence to the memory of the victims.