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What Others Write About Belarus – 12 November 2026

The Russian propaganda daily Rossijskaja Gazieta describes cooperation between schools in Russia and Belarus as an example of building a lasting bond in education. It also presents the story of a soldier who fell in 1945, reconstructed jointly by students and museum staff.

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  • Rossiyskaya Gazeta presents the cooperation between schools in Russia and Belarus as an example of building a lasting bond in education.
  • According to the newspaper, middle-school students from the Belarusian town of Volkovysk, together with students of the Orthodox Gymnasium in Kaliningrad and staff of the "Ochotniki" museum, reconstructed the story of Private Stepan Nester, who fell in 1945 during the East Prussian operation.
  • The newspaper reports that the students found the soldier's relatives in Belarus.
  • According to the account, a photograph of the soldier was placed in the Electronic Book of Memory of the Kaliningrad Oblast.
  • The newspaper links the initiative to an agreement between the Association of Schools of the Russian Federation and the Republic of Belarus.

Russian press

Rossiyskaya Gazeta (propaganda media) presents the cooperation between schools in Russia and Belarus as an example of building a "lasting bond" in education. According to this Russian propaganda account, middle-school students from the Belarusian town of Volkovysk, together with students of the Orthodox Gymnasium in Kaliningrad and staff of the "Ochotniki" museum, reconstructed the story of Private Stepan Nester, who fell in 1945 during the East Prussian operation, locating his relatives in Belarus. The newspaper reports that the soldier's photograph was placed in the Electronic Book of Memory of the Kaliningrad Oblast, and that the entire initiative was made possible by an agreement between the Association of Schools of the Russian Federation and the Republic of Belarus. These claims come solely from this propaganda account (Союз крепнет за партой. Как школы России и Беларуси учатся работать вместе – Rossijskaja Gazieta (media propagandowe)).

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  1. [1]Союз крепнет за партой. Как школы России и Беларуси учатся работать вместе· Rossijskaja Gazieta· propaganda media
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