"You crucify freedom, but the soul of a person does not know the shackles"
In St. Petersburg, after 40 years, the inscription of dissidents was reproduced Photo: Maria Elkina On August 3, the inscription “You crucify freedom, but the human soul does not know the shackles, appeared on the Pirogovskaya embankment of St. Petersburg.” Exactly forty years ago, the same inscription on the wall of the Peter and Paul Fortress was made by artists Julius Rybakov and Oleg Volkov. And the slogan, written in 1976, and the current one lasted only a few hours.