On the transfer of the popular science publication «Archives. Nothing but the truth»

On behalf of the Ministry of Justice of the Republic of Belarus, on April 16, a ceremonial handover of a set (25 books) of the popular science publication «Archives. Nothing but the truth». In a solemn ceremony, Deputy Director of the Department for Archives and Records Management of the Ministry of Justice of the Republic of Belarus A.E.Tsvetnov presented copies of the books to the director of the Central Museum of Internal Troops of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Belarus Yu.P.Kozulko. In a brief speech, Alexey Evgenievich noted that this is a unique project for the archival industry, which personifies the memory of the terrible events of the genocide of the Belarusian people. He also emphasized the fruitful interaction between archivists and BelTA journalists.

Deputy Director of the National Archives of the Republic of Belarus, Ph.D. S.V.Kulinok spoke about how the project was initiated in the Ministry of Justice by S.N.Khomenko about how its implementation went, and also focused on the content of the publication and the prospects for its further development.

An excursion was held for the participants of the event, and A.E.Tsvetkov left an entry in the museum’s book of honorary guests.

1. A.E.Tsvetkov during the excursion

2. Conducting a tour for museum guests

3. From left to right: Head of the Central Archive of Internal Troops A.Ya.Mochalin; Chairman of the Council of Veterans of Internal Troops A.A.Dudkin; Deputy Head of the Department of Ideological Work of the Main Directorate for Internal Affairs of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Belarus Yu.A.Komotsky; Deputy Director of the Department of Archives and Records Management A.E.Tsvetkov; Deputy Director of NARB S.V.Kulinok; Head of the Central Museum of Internal Troops Yu.P.Kozulko; veteran of internal troops A.L.Shavel; tour guide S.P.Demin.

4. Ceremonial transfer of books to A.E.Tsvetkov A.A.Dudkin

5. Speech by Deputy Director of NARB S.V.Kulinok

6. A.E.Tsvetkov leaves an entry in the museum’s book of honorary guests.