Universities of St. Petersburg were instructed to tell students about the "neo -Nazis" in Ukraine

The Ministry of Education instructed St. Petersburg universities to conduct a single patriotic lesson for students on April 19. Teachers will have to tell students about the Nazis during the Great Patriotic War and that neo -Nazism "blossomed in Ukraine." It is reported by Rotonda.

The department believes that this may "not allow Western countries to win the information war for the minds of Russian student youth."

At the same time, the letter of the ministry was sent to other educational institutions. It says that they plan children from 12 years old to involve in the lesson. As a result of the lecture, students and students must write a post in social networks and condemn the actions of the Nazis in relation to the civilian population.

At the end of the lesson, the teacher or teacher must say: "The present gives us bitter examples of manifestations of Nazism, neo -Nazism, genocide for individual peoples. We see vivid facts of neo -Nazism today in the USA, Europe, some countries of Latin America, Ukraine."

The training manual was compiled by the "Agency of Social Technologies and Communications" and the movement to perpetuate the memory of the dead during the protection of the Fatherland "Search movement of Russia". The head of the latter is Elena Rodionova, who acts as the founder of the Moscow regional branch of the All -Russian Popular Front.

Many Russian schools have already held such lessons, and teachers from St. Petersburg State University launched an online course about the "crisis" of the Ukrainian state, which students massively complained.