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Motor rally in honor of Total Dictation started from Vladivostok

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Motor rally in honor of Total Dictation started from Vladivostok


11.03.2019

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Participants of the Total Journey hit the road on Monday, March 11, Primorskaya Gazeta informs. The motor rally of Total Dictation started from Far Eastern Federal University. The length of the route exceeds 10,000 kilometers. The journey will end on the Baltic coast.

According to Vyacheslav Belyakov, the coordinator of the educational campaign in the capital of Primorye, this motor rally symbolically connects last year’s and current capitals of the Total Dictation; Vladivostok and Tallinn. 

Staff members and members of expert council of Total Dictation, bloggers and journalists set off on the road in three cars. Stops are planned in almost 30 locations. They will hold lectures, seminars and master classes on Russian language. 

After the trip, the team will publish its impressions of the cities and recommendations to visit interesting places on the website of the action. 

As Russkiy Mir reported, the results of the election of the capital of Total Dictation were announced on February 2. The experts focused on the only foreign participant who claimed this honorary title. The elections took place in Novosibirsk during the international scientific conference of Total Dictation. The forum was held for the 17th time with the assistance of Russkiy Mir Foundation. 

World action will be held on April 13, 2019. The author of the text Pavel Bassinsky will become the “main dictator” in the capital of Total Dictation. 

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