On April 19, Russia will mark for the first time the Day of Remembrance for the victims of the “genocide of the Soviet people,” a commemorative date introduced by Putin late last year.
In Russia’s Kurgan region, the local diocese has released a film titled On the Line of Life about priest Mikhail Shusharin, who took part in the war against Ukraine.
According to Deputy Minister of Education Olga Koludarova, he agreed to oversee the project at the ministry’s request.
Events dedicated to “Pregnant Women’s Day,” marked on April 7, were held in hundreds of technical schools, colleges, and universities across Russia.
Starting September 1, 2026, so-called “patriotic” classes titled “Kind Games” will be introduced in preschool institutions.
Russia’s Ministry of Education has outlined criteria for behavior grades in schools.
According to court records, on March 18, 2026, a person with the same full name as the serviceman was convicted of theft.
Authorities in Moscow’s Izmailovo district have commissioned a military-themed “event” worth 350,000 rubles.
School officials described the event as “engaging” and “useful.”
Drone lessons in kindergarten, contract army recruitment inside schools, the letter Z as a “vibe of history,” a new course on “how to love the Motherland,” and special schools for “bad behavior”.
The film "Mr. Nobody Against Putin," directed by Pavel Talankin, won the Oscar for Best Documentary Feature.
Russian schools widely marked the twelfth anniversary of the annexation of Crimea.