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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 36602, member: 636"]
The Russian president met with people at a program called Knowledge First. During this meeting at a war museum, Putin talked about Victory Day. He wants citizens to know the truth about past wars. The memory of brave soldiers helps Russians understand their country better, he said. The leader praised those speaking to the youth about fighting.

School museums must grow all over Russia, even in eastern areas that joined recently. These spaces teach history to young students who spend a lot of time there. Some European leaders try to change history facts, but Putin believes ties will heal someday. Russia needs friends abroad who share its views about the past. A nation without history has no future, according to the president.

This three-day event brought 25 thousand young people together, some from foreign lands. They came to mark 80 years since victory in World War II. Putin sees trust growing in what the lecture teams tell citizens about history. Soldiers from current conflicts join these talks with youth groups. Their stories touch hearts more than any textbook could.
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