STALINGRAD IN THE HISTORY OF GREAT BRITAIN 1942-1945
 

The project aims to remind citizens of the United Kingdom and Russia

The project is the result of a historians and members of the Fund team.

The project aims to remind citizens of the UK and Russia

• on the common history of the joint struggle against Nazism during the Second World War;
• on the role and significance of the Battle of Stalingrad for the people of Great Britain;
• on an enthusiastic assessment of the results of the Battle of Stalingrad by British society;
• on the "Stalingrad" humanitarian initiatives of British politicians and public figures;
• on the public diplomacy of British civil society and large-scale campaigns to collect humanitarian
aid to Stalingrad by residents of hundreds of UK settlements;
• on the decision of Coventry
citizens to become a twin city with Stalingrad.

The project considers the history of
relations between Stalingrad and British society in 1942-1945 as a history of solidarity, friendship and fruitful cooperation between our peoples.The project aims to strengthen and expand friendly contacts in the field of public diplomacy between the civil societies of Russia and the United Kingdom.