Pavel Krasheninnikov signed his new book "On the Path to a Superpower" for the National Centre RUSSIA
A copy of Pavel Krasheninnikov’s book "On the Path to a Superpower: State and Law in Times of War and Peace (1939–1953)" with an exclusive inscription from the author will be preserved in the collection of the National Centre RUSSIA. The book presentation on February 11 concluded with a signing session, where attendees received copies signed by Pavel Krasheninnikov.
"To the National Centre RUSSIA, with respect and gratitude from the author," reads the inscription on the copy for the National Centre RUSSIA.
Earlier, at the International RUSSIA EXPO, Pavel Krasheninnikov presented his book "Riders of the Apocalypse: The History of State and Law in Soviet Russia, 1917–1922." The author chose to present his new work at the National Centre RUSSIA, established to showcase the country’s achievements by order of the President of the Russian Federation, Vladimir Putin.
"I have already visited the National Centre RUSSIA — I really like it here, and each time it gets better and better," admitted Pavel Krasheninnikov.
The presentation of the author's book "On the Path to a Superpower: State and Law in Times of War and Peace (1939–1953)" was attended by distinguished guests, law students, and schoolchildren. The new edition introduces readers to the events of World War II from the perspective of state and law and contains little-known historical facts that have largely shaped Russia's development.
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The II All-Russian Wedding Festival took place at the National Centre RUSSIA, featuring official wedding ceremonies, along with a series of themed events.
The discussion "Climate of the Future: Trends and Technological Opportunities" and the interactive event "Speak like Matusovsky" — all this is featured in the upcoming week's digest.
The author’s event "From Brush to Code: How Technology Changes the Perception of Art" will take place on July 24 at the National Centre RUSSIA as part of the educational project "Thursday. Development".
