New Monument ‘The Mangut Guard’ Honors Cossack Legacy on Unity Day
A new monument, 'The Mangut Guard', was unveiled in Mangut, Kyrinsky District, on National Unity Day. The sculpture honours Cossack sentries who defended the Russian Empire's borders in the 18th century. It serves as a symbol of remembrance, glory, and pride in one's ancestry for the younger generation. The monument was conceptualized, designed, and executed by Pavel Edgardovich Khaidukov, a retired military officer, local historian, master of decorative and applied arts, and artist.
Pavel Edgardovich Khaidukov, known for his invaluable contribution to fostering patriotism among young people, initiated the erection of the monument. He was deeply involved in its conception, design, and execution. The monument stands as a testament to Khaidukov's dedication to preserving history and instilling pride in the local community.
The unveiling of 'The Mangut Guard' monument on National Unity Day is a significant event for Mangut and the Kyrinsky District. It serves as a reminder of the brave ancestors who protected the Russian Empire and fosters a sense of pride and unity among the younger generation.
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