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The Russian House in Bucharest has opened a historical exhibition entitled "Not subject to oblivion." The ambassadors of Russia, Belarus and Turkmenistan, representatives of public organizations in Romania took part in the opening ceremony, the Russian Embassy in Romania reports on Facebook.
The exhibition, which tells about the Nuremberg Tribunal, contains documents of the Extraordinary State Commission for the Establishment and Investigation of the Atrocities of the Nazi invaders and their accomplices.
Russian Ambassador to Romania Valery Kuzmin noted the importance of the Nuremberg Tribunal's decision, which was carried out with the participation of the Soviet Union. According to Valery Kuzmin, the exhibition contains documents that refute attempts to rewrite history and revise the results of the war.
The Jewish community of Bucharest praised the role of the Soviet Union in the victory over the Nazis. Representatives of the European Association for Geopolitical and Strategic Studies criticized attempts to falsify history for the sake of momentary political tasks.
The exposition will run until the end of October.
Russkiy Mir
