Khabarovsk to Cook 3000 Litres of Fish Soup for National Unity Day
In Khabarovsk, Russia, a significant event is set to take place on National Unity Day. A total of 3000 litres of fish soup will be prepared for the city's residents, as announced by Governor Dmitry Demezhin. This culinary feat is part of a larger educational initiative, the 'History of Russia. History of Victories' program, which falls under the nationwide literary-patriotic project 'Russian Readings'.
The 'Russian Readings' project, organized by the Assembly of the Peoples of Russia, aims to promote Russian culture, art, and traditions. Governor Dmitry Demezhin welcomed the participants and highlighted the importance of the project in preserving historical memory and fostering national identity. The event will feature poetry and songs dedicated to Russia's military history, providing a cultural and educational experience alongside the communal fish soup preparation.
The 'History of Russia. History of Victories' program, part of the 'Russian Readings' project, is set to bring Khabarovsk residents together on National Unity Day. With 3000 litres of fish soup being cooked and cultural events planned, the city looks forward to celebrating its heritage and unity.
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