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About the project

The newspaper Destiny is not just a printed publication, but a living portal dedicated to the history and destinies of former minor prisoners of fascist concentration camps. The project is closely related to the activities of the All-Russian public organization Russian Union of Former Minor Prisoners of Nazi Concentration Camps (RSBNU). Judging by the materials, the site serves as the main platform for preserving the memory of the tragic events of the war and supporting those who survived it.

The publication positions itself as the voice of those who are still alive, striving to convey the experience of the older generation to young people. Not only organization news is published here, but also personal stories, archival documents and conference results. The site is constantly updated: the latest issues of the newspaper are available online, and work is also underway on the creation of books and films.

Main directions

The content of the portal covers several key topics, united by the idea of ​​memory and patriotism:

• Historical memory and archives. The section From our history and From the archive of Fate contains unique materials, including a collection of letters from prisoners from the publication’s funds. Particular attention is paid to the biographies of specific people, for example, Yuri Yanovich Volsky or Anatoly Ivanovich Burenin, a prisoner of Buchenwald.
• Activities of RSBNU. The website reflects the official life of the union: reporting and election conferences, messages about the continuation of the organization’s activities in the Ministry of Justice of the Russian Federation, as well as news about awarding the prize.
• Social support. The project is actively involved in helping the families of heroes of the Fatherland. An example is a vacation trip for 60 relatives of those killed at the Oslik base near Lake Baikal, organized by the Union of Soldiers' Parents of the Republic of Buryatia.
• Culture and creativity. The newspaper publishes poems and songs, including works by Alexander Gorodnitsky, whose work is associated with Jewish poetry and art song. There are sections with poems dedicated to a world without war.
• Public dialogue. Events such as the Our Nuremberg forum, meetings of generations and presentation competitions are held. The site also responds to current events, including the topic of COVID-19 and questions addressed to Putin.

Features of the site

The main feature of the resource is its documentation. There is no place for fiction, each material is supported by facts: dates of meetings, names of participants, newspaper issue numbers. For example, issue 219 is available to read right now, while previous material is archived.

The site serves as a bridge between generations. Articles often contain appeals to readers, calls to remember and share stories.A special tone is set by publications like Alarming Letter from Iskitime or Echo of War: Younger Generations. This shows that the project does not just record the past, but also tries to find a response in the hearts of modern people.

It is interesting that the publication operates in a format close to a traditional newspaper, but with digital capabilities: it is possible to read articles online, watch videos (such as the video about Anatoly Burenin) and follow the news in real time. Post dates indicate that the project is active and regularly releases new content.

Contact information

The website contains sections About the newspaper, About the project and Contacts, which allows readers to contact the editors. The texts mention an appeal to the editor-in-chief Leonid Kirillovich, as well as interaction with regional branches, such as the Dnepropetrovsk regional branch of the Ukrainian Union of Prisoners-Victims of Nazism.

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