"This war is near ..."

Tsora Bereveger. Born and grew up in a very prosperous city in Bern, known to every Soviet man mainly from the film "Seventeen Moments of Spring". Who would have thought that in such a politically neutral Switzerland, a girl could grow up absolutely not just not just to someone else's pain, but to the views of a dead city? She ended the theater college. There was a state exam at the artist department. All students, her classmates, conscientiously reacted to a given topic and presented their teachers of work on modern architecture to the court. Only she, Tsora Berveger, presented the "modern architecture" as it entered our flesh and blood, continuing to be "unnoticed", "unlikely" ...

By chance in the newspaper, she saw a photo of the destroyed Grozny. Horror covered her at the sight of these ruins: even the dead city was struck by its former beauty, its unique unique architecture!

Tsora realized what work she would present on the exam ... And what difference does it make, will those who did not teach her understand her choice? ..

“I wanted to convey my work that war is nearby, that it could happen to my native Bern at any moment,” the girl says.

She gave the picture ... the future Museum of Chechnya. The examination commission recognized her work. The best work on modern architecture ...

* The picture for the museum was transmitted through Z. Gashaev, co -chair of the human rights committee.