On June 24, the village of Zverosovkhoz (Pushkinsky District, Moscow Oblast) witnessed the solemn re-opening of the renovated monument commemorating those who had died during the Great Patriotic War. A new monument to the Soviet soldier was cast from bronze, and the public garden was re-aligned and reconstructed. The project involved laying a platform with concrete slab steps around the monument, planting scarlet maples and ornamental shrubs, and illuminating the monument and the memorial wall with TRIF JUPITER IO floodlights. TRIF LANE linear luminaires were installed in the paving around the monument to create a light contour.

At the opening of the monument, representatives of the local administration, including the head of Pushkin District, Mikhail Pertsev, delivered their speeches. The memorial was consecrated. The gathering witnessed the solemn reading of the message from the city residents to the future generations. The letter was placed in a time capsule at the base of the monument. The other capsules will contain the soil brought from the heroic cities, such as Tula and Moscow. The Museum of Military Glory will store the rest of the messages to the future generations from veterans, workers of Zverosovkhoz, and other city residents. These messages are to be read on the 100th anniversary of the Victory, on May 9, 2045.

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