Who prevented rural monuments?

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Who prevented rural monuments?


For decades, quadrangular bleached Soviet obelisks to fallen fighters stood in several of the Don farms. These monuments would stand for many more years, but the head of the local settlement convened a gathering of citizens and made his proposal to streamline the monuments. And simply put - their demolition and installation of new ones.

Every year we had to whitewash and renew obelisks, hire people for this and pay for their work. Therefore, the head and proposed a new solution to the problem. The people present at the gathering signed a protocol and went home in the hope of the best.

When the new monuments were installed, everyone just gasped in outrage. These were tombstones - small, narrow, low. And next to them on metal rods were installed two photos of fallen soldiers, dismantled from the obelisks.

Not only at the level of the head of the local administration there were trials on this issue, even the Investigative Committee took an active part in this matter, but the investigators did not find anything criminal: the settlement head had a protocol voluntarily signed by the local residents. And the financing of the work was due to voluntary donations from an unknown investor, and the head of the settlement spent part of the funds from his own savings.

The initiative of the head of the Mescheryakovsky rural settlement (Rostov region), Anatoly Gorbachev, to replace monuments has become for many residents simply blasphemous. In the name of the head of the Verkhnedonsky district - this settlement is located here - numerous complaints began to come down with a request to investigate.

But here came several generations of people who could bring the obelisks in order for free.

“There,“ above, ”you know,” says one of the local residents, and then says an angry tirade that people were simply deceived, disappointed, left with nothing, destroyed the memory accumulated over the decades. After all, people came here for all solemn occasions, and it was nice and calm here, and white birch trees grew around, carefully planted long ago by the hands of pioneers. And now something ripped out and trampled, left people with nothing.

- And what annoys you so much? - one of the local officials asked the question and then explained in detail that the head of the local settlement did not want to cause any moral evil and acted only from the best of wishes.

It is sad that rural obelisks are no longer to be returned, they are simply destroyed and cannot be restored.
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  1. +7
    8 September 2015 07: 02
    And in our country (Volgograd Oblast), obelisks are restored on the contrary. I wrote about this, by the way.
    1. +2
      8 September 2015 16: 28
      Proceedings were ongoing on this issue not only at the level of the head of the local administration, even the Investigative Committee took an active part in this issue, but the investigators did not find anything criminal: the head of the settlement was in the hands of a protocol voluntarily signed by local residents.


      Well, people are simply deceived, this is also an article, and the fact that the authorities do not want to deal with this matter, says only one thing, that the authorities themselves are involved in the destruction of people's memory and history.
      this is how they destroy history, the Taliban act in the same way - they demolish Buddha statues or the Ishilovites destroy Palmyra, they destroyed the historical museum in Egypt, the archive of the Russian Academy of Sciences burned down in Moscow. So this is what penetrates the press and media, and how many monuments and artifacts are now destroyed . THIS POLICY OF WORLD FORGIVENESS ...
  2. +5
    8 September 2015 07: 06
    I was upset. Therefore, I can not put it, although the article is necessary. Thank you Polina for your position. I wrote 2 poems ----- comments on the article "Unforgotten Victory", Sincerely.
  3. +9
    8 September 2015 07: 14
    Every year I had to whitewash and renew the obelisks, hire people for this and pay for their work

    And the villagers themselves could not do it on a clean-up day?
    The people present at the gathering signed the relevant protocol and went home in the hope of the best.

    Residents wanted to quickly disperse, ending this tedious business and not clog their bright heads. They were helped in this. Moreover, the money was private.
    Why blame the mirror, since the mug is crooked.
    They wanted to do nothing, but that was all?
    The point of complaining?
    And the mausoleum would not be erected. Especially made of marble, titanium and other things ...
    1. +4
      8 September 2015 08: 19
      And the villagers themselves could not do it on a clean-up day?
      But do consumers need it?
    2. +2
      8 September 2015 09: 03
      But here came several generations of people who could bring the obelisks in order for free.

      could- a keyword, they could, but I doubt what they did.
      My personal search experience says that the local population, for the most part, remembers the monument only on the 9 of the month of May.


      and everything is so simple, to bully the "genius sitimanager" with complaints to the prosecutor's office and higher authorities.
      and throw in 500 re to supplement the monument, and here we look at their civic position, but again experience says that this will end
    3. +1
      8 September 2015 21: 09
      Quote: ImPerts
      And the villagers themselves could not do it on a clean-up day?

      They (residents of the rural settlement) paid all taxes. The head of the settlement should do the rest for them - to clean the snow, fill the roads, respond to all the appeals of the residents who elected him to the President of the Russian Federation. In the case of their particular conscientiousness - to the Governor. But then the second addressee will be the President's representative. I don't hope everyone will understand the sarcasm. And there is no sarcasm here. This is the position. Have you ever heard, in response to the offer to sign an agreement on the removal of solid waste, a monologue that it does not generate garbage at all? The more simple-minded, referring to traditions, honestly say that they will be dumped into the "beam".
  4. +3
    8 September 2015 07: 15
    People were really fooled. The local head obviously had a gesheft from some company that made monuments for graves. People believed him, but they had to first agree on a draft of a new obelisk with the population, which was not done. Head to the wall, the property is under the hammer to restore a normal obelisk.
    1. +2
      8 September 2015 10: 05
      The project of the monument no one agreed.
    2. 0
      8 September 2015 21: 17
      Quote: lewerlin53rus
      Glav- to the wall, property- with a hammer to restore a normal obelisk.

      Cool pre-election program. So implement it. The "villagers" will quickly knock the sour wool out of you. How will you try to fight in your chosen settlement with ragweed, quinoa, cyclachene and (oh, horror!) Hemp. And for the failure of the struggle on the other side, the administrative commission has already prepared a protocol. On you, the head. Which is "against the wall".
    3. 0
      9 September 2015 14: 57
      So we will soon have no "Glavs" left .... What were the people thinking about. Sitting at the meeting ....!? (How to finish it as quickly as possible and go home ....) We could draw up the commission and check the budget at the meeting ... . and so it would be better to climb up on the neck and shout and write complaints about those who work (they say they paid taxes and you are spinning, you are an unfortunate parasite ...)
  5. +4
    8 September 2015 07: 26
    I put + for courage to an uncomfortable topic. I wanted to change the comments --- it didn’t work out. My + first, others will catch up, I think
  6. +6
    8 September 2015 07: 40
    Who prevented rural monuments?..Who has no memory ..managers ..
    1. +5
      8 September 2015 08: 28
      Quote: parusnik
      Who was prevented by rural monuments? .. Who has no memory .. managers ...


      And who was prevented by the Soviet Union?
      1. +1
        8 September 2015 10: 04
        To them - to managers, only of the highest level.
      2. +1
        8 September 2015 12: 43
        Quote: sherp2015
        And who was prevented by the Soviet Union?

        Putin said the following: “He who does not regret the collapse of the USSR has no heart. And the one who wants to restore it in its previous form does not have a head. ”
        Do you know why Putin does not want the restoration of the USSR? Because with the restoration of the USSR and the Soviet law, he will go on trial! So he bleeds about the "ugly Stalinist regime" and "the inefficiency of the Soviet economy."
        1. 0
          9 September 2015 15: 03
          Well, we don’t need to tell us about the Soviet economy ... the struggle was in mind ... (the speculators bought bread, the toothpaste in St. Petersburg ran out ... the newcomers brought all the sausages on electric trains .... (and so on. ...) for a wedding voucher for a funeral, too ...
  7. +4
    8 September 2015 07: 55
    Well, in the south of Russia banderlogs appeared, in which case they jump.
  8. 0
    8 September 2015 08: 17
    The people present at the gathering signed the protocol and went home in the hope of the best.
    But kaaak they agreed?
    1. +4
      8 September 2015 09: 11
      with joy
      -babs, well, what is there to argue that they promise a monument even better and more beautiful than it was! Palpetrovich, a prominent man! we will not be fooled! but I still have a dawn and the garden is not weeded !!
      I wasn’t there, but I suspect that everyone didn’t care, but hearing "marble, granite, private donation" in general, my brain was stuck
  9. +8
    8 September 2015 08: 51
    The head of the village council, of course, “doesn’t remember Ivan's relationship,” but vague doubts torment me, as one friend used to say. Residents who signed the protocol that the children are small, didn’t they take an interest in the new type of products offered. I don’t think that they would do that in their farmstead.
    Consequently, not everyone voted (quorum?), Was there a meeting? Or in the article, they don’t finish something.
    They turned the MILITARY MEMORIAL into a branch of the village cemetery, but you don’t need to look after the monument, and tomorrow they’ll remove it so that it does not drive you into sadness, or put up a stall. I’m ashamed! I’m not even talking about patriotic education.
    1. +1
      8 September 2015 09: 58
      Voting is really not all the inhabitants of the village. The quorum, according to the protocol, was. This decision and all the inspection bodies and shows.
  10. +2
    8 September 2015 09: 51
    If my memory serves me, then ALL of these monuments are MILITARY BURIES and are registered, something is completely wrong here. Drafts of new monuments, as I understand it, had to be agreed upon in the district administration and the military registration and enlistment office.
    1. +5
      8 September 2015 10: 01
      Yes, I completely agree with you. I made a request to the district administration, but did not receive an answer, and in a telephone conversation one of the deputy heads said that the farm administration made its own decision to erect another monument. It turns out that the regional authorities, having seen the negative feedback, tried to disown everything. Although they had to agree on this important point as well. I think they agreed, and then they began to hide their "head in the sand."
  11. +2
    8 September 2015 10: 49
    In Chelyabinsk, the bust of Lenin was painted in the yellow and blue colors of the flag of Ukraine
    In April, the bust of Lenin in Chelyabinsk was already painted over. Then employees of the local FSB Directorate detained the suspect, a 26-year-old local resident. During the search, he found a jacket and gloves with traces of paint
    1. +5
      8 September 2015 12: 23
      to paint this moron in the colors in which he painted himself and let him go around the city. let everyone see what he is.
      sorry that it is illegal.
      1. 0
        8 September 2015 21: 23
        Quote: Dudinets
        sorry it's illegal

        But what if he himself, on an initiative basis? "Chelyabinsk initiative", so to speak.
  12. Alf
    +4
    8 September 2015 11: 04
    The initiative of the head of the Meshcheryakovsky rural settlement (Rostov region) Anatoly Gorbachev

    Surname is speaking. Spotted also began with the destruction of his own story.
  13. LMaksim
    +3
    8 September 2015 11: 55
    It is surprising that the head of the settlement decided to change the monuments without self-interest, and he himself financially participated in this matter. Usually we have this subject for rollbacks and cuts of the budget. Therefore, I doubt very much that the story is crystal clear, and the UK could simply cover the back of the head.
  14. +1
    8 September 2015 12: 21
    And the surname of the head of the Meshcheryakovsky rural settlement is significant ... In general, I am sure that there is something more and more focused than just small cuts in the rural budget. It is a pity that our people have finally become stupid and come true.
  15. +4
    8 September 2015 12: 35
    The villager himself and I know how to vote in the village, voting is appointed on a working day when men and the active population are working (mainly in the city), there are pensioners (but not all of them), and mothers with children are very easy to cheat on trust, so that the people have nothing to do with it, and the head like a man to stuff his face and throw him out of the village, we tried to "restore" Dzerzhinsky to demolish, but a team of "restorers" came out on the weekend, Felix stands as a warning to the future "enterprising"
  16. +1
    8 September 2015 15: 52
    And who was disturbed by the monuments of Dzerzhinsky, Marx, Sverdlov, etc.?
    And who initiates the installation of the monument to the fratricide and the fighter of the ancient Russian people? Ah, get outraged, he created the state. And Stalin, what ruined?
    So, whoever is in power, acts in accordance with the principles: “I can do whatever I want. pedestal".
    So do not be surprised. There will be something else!
  17. +2
    8 September 2015 17: 04
    Quote: 31rus
    The villager himself and I know how to vote in the village, voting is appointed on a working day when men and the active population are working (mainly in the city), there are pensioners (but not all of them), and mothers with children are very easy to cheat on trust, so that the people have nothing to do with it, and the head like a man to stuff his face and throw him out of the village, we tried to "restore" Dzerzhinsky to demolish, but a team of "restorers" came out on the weekend, Felix stands as a warning to the future "enterprising"
    I myself thought something like this: convinced, painted a "picture." Especially if, in principle, there is confidence in the administration, if before it did everything correctly. On August 21, there was a very good article about a patriotic club. I don’t know the territory, but the Rostov region.
  18. +3
    8 September 2015 17: 54
    Barbarians ... Already from memory are profitable.
  19. +3
    8 September 2015 20: 39
    Recently I heard wonderful Chinese wisdom. "The stones of the past are the steps of the future."

    I think that it is possible to say, observing the meaning of the expression, and so: "Whoever scoffs at historical memory, he will be forgotten in the future."
    1. +2
      8 September 2015 23: 23
      Quote: moskowit
      Recently I heard wonderful Chinese wisdom. "The stones of the past are the steps of the future."

      I think that it is possible to say, observing the meaning of the expression, and so: "Whoever scoffs at historical memory, he will be forgotten in the future."

      The Chinese also have this wisdom: "He who does not know his past is unworthy of his future."
  20. +2
    8 September 2015 23: 33
    the topic very necessary in the article has been raised - thanks! but the question arose and the patronage of schools over the monuments was lost and forgotten? I live in Belarus and had a chance to work at school - here the children themselves clean and even plant flowers - what is not a lesson in patriotism?