On October 29, in the center of Moscow on Lubyanka near Solovetsky Stone-opposite the FSB building (former KGB-NKVD)-again read the names of the victims of the Stalinist repressions.
Vladimir Popkov, 47 years old, assistant to the chief engineer, shot in May 37,
Sergey Sinitsin, 59 years old, a waiter, shot in October 37,
Roman Avramov, 56 years old, managing the trust, was shot in January 38,
Vasily Chichagov, died in prison,
Akim Kozyrev, dispossessed, died in exile.
These people, like hundreds of thousands of others, were killed by the Stalinist regime 70 years ago, but on reading - when their descendants pronounce their names - they return for a moment, stopping being statistical data.
The film "Eternal Memory" by Andrei Kiselev and Maxim Pakhomov.