
Presidential spokesman Dmitry Peskov called to understand the situation with the dismissal of the St. Petersburg teacher Seraphima Saprykina, who was forced to write a statement about leaving after an extra-curricular reading about the poets Daniil Harms and Alexander Vvedensky, Interfax reports .
The assistant to the head of state stated that it is necessary to “deal with the woman” and find out whether this information corresponds to reality, since now there is too much “inaccurate or simply false” information that “momentary response is an unenviable matter”.
Serafima Saprykina worked in the 168th gymnasium as an organizing teacher. The situation with the dismissal, as she told North. Reali, occurred in December last year - the teacher conducted an extra -curricular reading lesson for tenth graders, which spoke about Harms and Vvedensky. After that, the director of the gymnasium Svetlana Lebedev called her to her and ordered to write a statement of dismissal of her own free will. Direkor motivated her decision by the fact that Saprykina told schoolchildren about the "enemies of the people" and "accomplices of the Nazis", who were deservedly captured by the NKVD and were wise for their "crimes".
After the publication of this story, the deputy of the Legislative Assembly of St. Petersburg Boris Vishnevsky appealed to the education committee with a request to verify what happened. “This should not get away with it,” the parliamentarian noted .
In the situation, the head of the apparatus of the vice-governor Irina Potekhina Inna Chernoskutova also promised to figure out the situation . She noted that so far only the position of Saprykina is known, it is too early to draw conclusions. “Until we take any side and we will not take any side until we figure out what really happened,” she said.
