
The exhibition "Indomitable. Photolithography of Struggle," dedicated to women who rebuilt factories from ruins, plowed fields, taught children in post-war years, as well as modern record-breaking harvesters, female factory workers, working at high-tech production facilities and in other spheres, was held in the foyer of the Mogilev Regional Center of Folk Art and Cultural-Educational Work.
In his welcoming address, Yuri Masin, chairman of the Mogilev Regional Branch of the Belarusian Party "White Russia," emphasized the importance of the exhibition, noting that it is not only a tribute to women who made significant contributions to our country's history and culture, but also a call for contemporary generations to remember the strength and resilience that women demonstrated during the most difficult times.
— This exhibition is part of a large project by the Belarusian Party "White Russia" and the National Library of Belarus "Contribution. Recognition. Future," commemorating Women's Day, noted Yuri Masin.
During the event, Yuri Masin handed out a membership card to Mogilev resident Olga Malysheva.
It is worth noting that the exhibition presentation took place in April in Minsk at the "BelExpot" exhibition center during the fourth extraordinary meeting of the Belarusian Party "White Russia." Since then, the mobile exhibition has been visited in many cities across Belarus. Recently, residents of Bobruisk have become acquainted with it.