On the eve of Victory Day
The company held a series of events for May 9
Thermotron-Zavod LLC is holding a series of events to mark the 81st anniversary of the Great Victory. The "St. George Ribbon" campaign was held at the factory's entrance. For several days, volunteers from the company's employees visited veterans, home front workers, young prisoners of concentration camps, and residents of besieged Leningrad. They congratulated the veterans on the holiday, presented them with gifts, and expressed their gratitude on behalf of their descendants.
For the second time, the factory hosted the "Immortal Regiment" campaign in the form of a Memory Wall. Portraits of the factory workers' relatives who fought in the war are displayed at the entrance to the production facilities. War songs played at the factory's entrance also create a special atmosphere. A video contest dedicated to military monuments was held for the youngest employees of Thermotron.
On May 8, a delegation from the factory laid flowers at the mass grave of Soviet soldiers who died in battles against the German fascist invaders.
"In these days, it is especially important to remember the price our people paid for Victory," says Anton Abushenko, General Director of Termotron-Zavod LLC. "And our team remembers and cherishes its past."
For the second time, the factory hosted the "Immortal Regiment" campaign in the form of a Memory Wall. Portraits of the factory workers' relatives who fought in the war are displayed at the entrance to the production facilities. War songs played at the factory's entrance also create a special atmosphere. A video contest dedicated to military monuments was held for the youngest employees of Thermotron.
On May 8, a delegation from the factory laid flowers at the mass grave of Soviet soldiers who died in battles against the German fascist invaders.
"In these days, it is especially important to remember the price our people paid for Victory," says Anton Abushenko, General Director of Termotron-Zavod LLC. "And our team remembers and cherishes its past."