This was told to everyone in the Kyiv City State Administration.
It is reported that the city itself, together with the Ministry of Culture and the National Memory Institute, collects monuments of totalitarianism in an open-air museum. So, the first exhibit will be the Kiev monument to Nikolai Shchors.
It is noteworthy that the project has already developed projects for dismantling and erection on the territory of the Museum.
Recall, as previously reported, "URA-Inform," the sculptures that have become a visiting card of the city, are increasingly suffering from destruction by vandals. It is noted that most often vandalism affects the fairy-tale characters of the Landscape alley, the monument to Piontkovsky in Kiev.