The 'Marine Mail' initiative in Kronstadt concluded
The 'Marine Mail' initiative in Kronstadt concluded, having sent 9,753 postcards free of charge to residents and tourists. The event featured eight types of cards, six of which were dedicated to the upcoming 85th anniversary of the Tallinn Breakthrough.
Consensus
- The 'Marine Mail' project in Kronstadt concluded its operations.
- A total of 9,753 postcards were sent free of charge during the event.
- Eight types of postcards were prepared for participants.
- Six of the postcard designs were dedicated to the upcoming 85th anniversary ofthe Tallinn Breakthrough.
- The project is a collaboration between 'Peterburgskiy Dnevnik' and 'Pochta Rossii'.
- The initiative has been supported since 2023 by the Kronstadt District Administration and the Committee for Print Media and Mass Media Interaction.
- The project continues previous initiatives such as 'New Year Mail' and 'Literary Mail'.
Points of divergence
- The project was implemented with support from the Committee for Print Media and Mass Media Interactions, and partners include the 'Dvizh' printing complex and the non-commercial partnership 'Memory of the Tallinn Breakthrough'. — riamo
- A cultural festival called 'Cultural City' will take place in Moscow from August 1 to September 6, featuring performances by major Russian artistic groups and international orchestras. — vm
Coverage (2 sources)
- "Seapost" in Kronstadt freely sent nearly 10 thousand postcards — РИАМО
- Residents and guests of Kronstadt sent over 9,700 postcards via 'Maritime Mail' — Вечерняя Москва