The Ministry of Justice has digitized an exhibition about Russia's…
The Ministry of Justice has digitized an exhibition about Russia's enemies, with the final section now featuring cards labeled 'foreign agents' accompanied by photographs. The ministry's website has launched a digital version of the exhibition titled 'Protection of the Sovereignty of the Russian State.'
Consensus
- The Ministry of Justice of Russia launched a digital exhibition on its website titled 'Protection of the Sovereignty of the Russian state: History and Modernity'.
- The exhibition covers historical periods from the Time of Troubles (late 16th century) to modern times.
- The final section of the exhibition is dedicated to individuals and organizations listed as 'foreign agents' by the Ministry of Justice.
- Each person or organization in the foreign agent list has a profile card with photos, descriptions of their alleged harmful activities, and categorization by sphere of activity (e.g., media, activism, religion, business).
- The exhibition aims to demonstrate historical and contemporary attempts by foreign powers to undermine Russia's sovereignty.
- The digital version was launched in 2025 after a physical version had been displayed in various Russian regions since the previous year.
Points of divergence
- The exhibition opening featured a quote from Putin with five errors, making it incomprehensible; some text was reportedly generated by an AI and contained numerous grammatical, stylistic, and factual errors, including hallucinations. — meduza
- A propaganda film about Hitler without context was included in the exhibition's documentary section. — meduza
- There were factual errors in profile cards, such as using a photo of Anna Kлепиковская instead of Ekaterina Kлепиковская and incorrectly citing sources for images. — meduza
- The exhibition is titled 'From the Time of Troubles and palace coups to the register of foreign agents in faces' and includes a dedicated section on the structure of foreign agent presence across society, state, sports, religion, and business. — tg_bazabazon
- The exhibition was first shown at the 12th St. Petersburg International Legal Forum in 2024. — tg_tvrain
- The exhibition was previously displayed on Gogolevsky Boulevard in Moscow and organized by the Russian Military-Historical Society and the Ministry of Justice. — tg_sotavisionmedia
Coverage (8 sources)
- Ministry of Justice of the Russian Federation Launched Digital Historical Exhibition 'From Civil Unrest and Palace Revolutions to the Register of Foreign Agents in Faces...', — Baza
- Ministry of Justice launches digital exhibition on its website; it opens with a nonsensical quote from Putin containing five errors. Much has been fixed, but 'Hitler-liberator' in the film section still surprises — Meduza
- From the Troubles to Foreign Agents: Ministry of Justice Digitizes Exhibition on State Enemies — 7х7 — Горизонтальная Россия
- Exhibition on those who tried to 'violate Russia's sovereignty' appears on the Ministry of Justice website, including individuals and organizations from the 'foreign agents' registry — Meduza
- Exhibition on State Enemies Featuring 'Foreign Agents' Appears on Ministry of Justice Website — ASTRA
- Ministry of Justice released digital version of exhibition on 'enemies of the state'. It includes a section with cards for all 'foreign agents'... — Дождь (Telegram)
- Ministry of Justice digitizes exhibition on Russia's enemies — new section features 'foreign agents' cards with photos — SOTAvision
- Ministry of Justice published an exhibition on the website about 'enemies of the state'. All 'foreign agents' now have cards with photos and descriptions of their 'harmful' activities — Новая газета Европа
Key entities
- Ministry of Justice
- Russia
- Russian State
- Ministry of Justice
- Novosibirsk
- Moscow
- Vladimir Putin
- Gitle
- Gogolevsky Boulevard
- Russian Historical Society
- 7x7
- Svetlana Kaverzina
- Гитлер-освободитель
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