Several Z-schools celebrated the anniversary of the formation of SMERSH (Yes, they were real, not only in James Bond Films, Stalin invented the name SMERSH.) -

A number of Russian schools held lessons dedicated to the anniversary of the formation of the SMERSH structure, known for extrajudicial killings during the Second World War, the Agency noted. In Novosibirsk, children with disabilities were taken through a “dense forest” and “several checkpoints” to a closed military unit with Yars missile systems. There they were shown an operation to “neutralize mock terrorists and the weapons of SMERSH fighters,” the local TV channel GTRK said. Then the children were taken to an weapons exhibition of the “legendary SMERSH detachment - the counterintelligence elite.”

At Samara school No. 49, 7th-graders were sent on an excursion to the museum in memory of SMERSH fighter Konstantin Stychkov, and at Altai school No. 4, for the “significant date,” schoolchildren were given a “Lesson in Courage.”

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