✈️ На Красной площади заработал Музей под открытым небом в честь парада 7 ноября 1941 года
С 10:00 до 22:00 каждый день до 10 ноября можно увидеть старую технику, самолеты, танки и оружие. А еще артисты будут разыгрывать сцены из жизни Москвы 1940-х.
✈️ На Красной площади заработал Музей под открытым небом в честь парада 7 ноября 1941 года
С 10:00 до 22:00 каждый день до 10 ноября можно увидеть старую технику, самолеты, танки и оружие. А еще артисты будут разыгрывать сцены из жизни Москвы 1940-х.
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