On the eve of the 80th anniversary of Victory, as part of the military-patriotic project "Remember to Live!", a Memorial Alley dedicated to fellow countrymen awarded the title of Hero of the Soviet Union has been solemnly opened at the library.

This is not just an exhibition. Each stand with a hero's photograph and biography is supplemented with a QR code: simply point your smartphone camera to immerse yourself in the story of their feat. There are no dry encyclopedic entries here – only the living destinies of those who fought for the peaceful sky above our heads.

"We are obliged to know the price paid for our freedom," emphasize the organizers. "These people are not abstract textbook characters. They lived here, on this land, and their courage decided the outcome of the war."

The opening of the Alley became not just a tribute of remembrance, but also an interactive lesson for the youth.

In the jubilee year of the Great Victory, the Alley of Remembrance is another step towards ensuring that no name is erased from history.