The Russian Embassy in Chisinau, headed by Oleg Vasnetsov, is outraged by the exhibition”Bessarabians in the Gulag,” organized on the Great National Assembly Square in the capital. “The Month of Russophobia, “disguised as a “fight against totalitarianism.” They deliberately denigrate the soldiers of the Red Army who fought with them. Its architects cannot fail to understand the perniciousness and consequences of this “undertaking,” the Russian diplomacy in the official Telegram account note.
“We see the “month of Russophobia” in the Republic of Moldova disguised as the “fight against totalitarianism.” It is significant at the same time that the organizers of all kinds of “installations,” exhibitions, and stage and screen productions cordially honor the Romanian accomplices of Nazi Germany. They keep silent about their atrocities during the Great Patriotic War. They deliberately denigrate the soldiers of the Red Army who fought with them. In this regard, I would like to recall the tragic consequences of the Antonescu regime’s repressions against civilians in Soviet Moldova.
During the years of the Romanian occupation, the “marshal-liberator” destroyed about 600 thousand people of different nationalities on Moldovan soil. In the first two years of the Romanian occupation alone, more than 200,000 civilians died of starvation and disease.
Of course, official Chisinau will not talk about these facts. The current actions being organized in the republic is obvious: the purposeful incitement of hatred towards Russia and everything Russian. Its architects cannot fail to understand the perniciousness and consequences of this “undertaking,” the representatives of the Russian Embassy in Moldova believe.
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The thematic exhibition was organized with the support of the State Enterprise “Railway of Moldova,” which installed two metal wagons, one by the National Archival Agency, the National Museum of History, and one by the National Library of the Republic of Moldova.
The exposition takes place in two wooden wagons installed on the Great National Assembly Square. One of them exhibits items used by the victims of deportation. And in the other documentaries dedicated to this tragedy are shown daily. The carriages appeared on the square on July 6, the 74th anniversary of the terrible events.