Celebratory Exhibition of Retro Technology on the Day of Victory, at Biosk
In the heart of Biysk, on Petrovsky Boulevard's entrance, an engaging retro-tech exhibition graced the city on the occasion of Victory Day. Initially, a series of vintage cars and motorcycles were gracefully stationed at the boulevard's entrance, causing quite a stir among onlookers, who eagerly waved as the parade of automobiles moved towards the exhibition site.
The exhibition proved to be a captivating experience, particularly for families with children, who couldn't resist the urge to climb behind the wheels and give them a spin. Snapping photos alongside these nostalgic vehicles was also encouraged.
Each vehicle boasted a proud owner clad in a World War II-era uniform, making them easily identifiable.
Elena Demidova, a reenactor and member of the "Patriot" military-historical club, offered her perspective to "BR" correspondents:
- This exhibit features around three military vehicles and roughly ten vintage cars. While you can't actually climb aboard these pristine, functional vehicles, kids can certainly snap a photo next to them. It's astonishing to see just how many boys, nearly 12 years old, recognize the motorcycle models and what a PPSh is. Their acquaintance with history is impressive. So, our future lies in the young generation.
She also mentioned that on May 6 and 7, reenactors went to schools in the city, educating children on vehicles, motorcycles, showing them weapons, helmets, and uniforms from the Great Patriotic War.
Retro-tech exhibitions like the one in Biysk usually offer a glimpse into the past, featuring not only vintage vehicles but also electronics and gadgets from different eras. These events may include interactive educational programs for children, such as hands-on activities, historical presentations, and demonstrations of vintage technology. examples of attractive vehicles one might see include classic cars like the Zaporozhets and vintage motorcycles like the Soviet IZh models.
Technology from different eras was also showcased at the retro-tech exhibition in Biysk, including electronics and gadgets. Children were offered interactive educational programs, such as hands-on activities and demonstrations of vintage technology. Examples of attractive vehicles one might see included classic cars like the Zaporozhets and vintage motorcycles like the Soviet IZh models.
