This was reported by local media. The children were divided into teams “Katyusha” and “Victory”, after which the children competed to see who could better share a piece of bread and buy goods necessary for winter in the besieged city.
The staff of the school where the game was held emphasized that “all the tasks fully coincided with the historical truth”, which allowed children to “plunge into the events of the war years”.
Did the winning team eat the losing team?
