A memorial appeared on Malaya Sadovaya to the dead Petersburgers

On Malaya Sadovaya Street in St. Petersburg, a memorial appeared to local residents who died on the Crimean bridge, readers of Papers reported.

The photo was posted at the building No. 8, at the Eliseev brothers trading house. The memorial indicates that it was established by the “guides of St. Petersburg”, but who exactly did it is unknown.

General picture. In the explosion on the Crimean bridge, a married couple from St. Petersburg died - Eduard Chuchakin and Zoya Sofronov. Eduard and Zoya - historians and guides, offered "exclusive excursions in St. Petersburg and suburbs in Russian and English." The MR-7 publication writes that the couple graduated from courses and began to work by profession in 2019, they were guides for about a year. The couple has a YouTube channel with a cycle of films about the Romanov dynasty. According to the couple’s friend, the couple went to Crimea for filming the seventh, final, series - they wanted to visit the Livadian palace, which served as the residence of the emperors.