On October 7, 1952, a man appeared who was able to change the world. A difficult 48 years will pass, and the whole modernity will know the name of this person. He will become the president of Russia, and the whole planet will talk about him!
Putin is the way to success!
But on October 7, 1952, no one could even think of this. Vladimir Vladimirovich is a simple Soviet boy named after his father. Who would have thought that over time the name Putin would sound from every radio, television and flicker daily on the front pages of news publications. His parents were ordinary Soviet people who in no way belonged to the political life of the country. Father is a sailor, mother is a factory worker. Children's years passed unnoticed. After entering the Leningrad State University named after Zhdanov, Vladimir joined the ranks of the CPSU. Witnesses of the time say that it was during his student years that Vladimir Putin began to show leadership abilities and interest in public life. His whole life seemed a real test. Before taking the presidency, he had rich experience and a huge amount of merit to the Motherland! For this reason, a monument was erected to Putin in Geneva!
Putin in the modern world
This fact caused a stormy reaction among the public. Each person reacted to this sensation in his own way. Indeed, in connection with the latest events in the world, only the lazy one does not speak about the current president of Russia. Opinions are very different. It is no secret that in the past few years, the Western media have only done that they criticize the work of the President of the Russian Federation. All events covered by foreign media are extremely negative. Therefore, it is not surprising that the idea of this person among most people is very different. Someone believes that this is a great politician and man who brought stability and peace to his state. And someone stubbornly says that Putin brought only discord and corruption to the country. Historians and experts do not believe the words, they only believe the facts. And if you rely on them, then over the past few years, it was Putin who was recognized as the man of the year and the present (according to TIME). The most striking headlines and comments were devoted to him. It is not surprising that art did not stand aside. And the fact that a monument to Putin was erected in Geneva is a vivid example of this!
Putin in Geneva
On the birthday of the most successful Russian president in Geneva, a monument was erected to Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin. A group of activists made a 3-meter sculpture of the President of the Russian Federation in order to install it under the monument "Broken Chair" on the Square of Nations. Activists of this rally comment on their action by the fact that it is the desire of many people to express their gratitude to the President of Russia for his peacekeeping activities. Having installed the sculpture exactly under the broken leg of the legendary chair, they decided to show the work that the president does, supporting all those in need. And the growth of the sculpture symbolizes the height of his intentions in preventing loss of life where they can be avoided. In general, the monument to Putin in Geneva caused an incredible resonance among the local population and tourists who visited him. After all, not everyone treats the President of Russia well, but everyone knows the history of the Broken Chair monument. And many did not understand the symbolism of why Vladimir Vladimirovich "repaired" this monument.
"Broken Chair" in Geneva
The idea to erect such a monument came to Daniel Berse's mind back in 1997. The reason for the creation of this monument was the events associated with the use of cluster bombs and anti-personnel mines. The construction itself symbolizes soldiers who received injuries and injuries from such weapons. At that time in Ottawa it was just planned to sign a convention banning the use of this type of weapon. Daniel Berse and his assistant, Louis Genet, erected a monument on the Place des Nations, exactly opposite the European UN headquarters. Immediately after signing the convention, it was decided to remove the monument. But the document was never signed. Thus, the sculpture remained to this day reminds everyone of the tragedy of the use of such weapons. Several tons of natural wood were spent to make this monument, and it also has a height of 12 meters. The sculpture "Broken Chair" annually attracts a huge number of tourists. After all, both the idea of creation and the creation itself deserve attention. It is not surprising that it was Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin who became that “missing leg” in this work of art. Indeed, over the past decade, this particular man has become famous as the most famous politician who fights for peace!
Monuments to Putin around the world
Vladimir Putin is not just the president of Russia. This is a man who has earned at least the respect and admiration of people all over the world. And for good reason the monument to Putin in Geneva caused so many words and emotions in modernity. Indeed, despite the widespread opinion of the public, there is hardly a person who can easily say how many monuments to the President of Russia have been erected all over the planet. And this is a clear sign that humanity on a large scale recognizes Vladimir Vladimirovich as an example to follow and admiration. One of the most important tendencies in the rule of this president is the struggle for peace. Recent events in the world show this politician not only as an educated and cultured person. But also as a successful businessman and a wise political scientist. His contribution to the fight against war was appreciated by millions of people. Every country and every city began to strive to establish a monument to Putin. Photos of the most striking sculptures flashed all the time on the pages of well-known publications and news forums. Of course, not all people are able to appreciate the contribution of this person to the present. But even those who are dissatisfied with the rule of the current president of Russia, deep down in their hearts, are imbued with respect for him.
What is Moscow famous for?
One of the most famous monuments erected in honor of Vladimir Vladimirovich is located in the capital of Russia - Moscow. And although its creator, Zurab Tsereteli, says that the monument is just an image, modernity cannot perceive it otherwise than a monument to the president of the Russian Federation. This monument was called: “In a healthy body - a healthy mind.” The politician is depicted barefoot, in a simple shirt and light pants. Very similar to the president of the Russian Federation in kimono. Indeed, for many it is no secret that in addition to political achievements, Vladimir Vladimirovich pays attention to sports life. So, the president has a black belt in karate. Monument to Putin in Moscow was opened in 2004. Initially, they planned to move him to St. Petersburg, but then decided to leave it in the capital. Over these short 10 years, this work of art has attracted a lot of attention. Almost daily, a huge number of tourists visit it.
Myth or reality?
Putin's popularity is growing every day. And many cannot live without daily sensations that relate to the work, personal life or world status of this president. So, several years ago there was information that a monument to the president of the Russian Federation was erected in Tver. This information instantly spread all over the world. But, according to the residents of Tver themselves, there was really no monument. After some time, when the talk about this monument began to subside, the sensation that this monument to Putin in Tver was destroyed broke into the world. Surprisingly, on the Internet, photos began to appear of a nonexistent, but already broken monument.
Kostopol. What do they think about Putin?
But the monument to Putin in Kostopol is a vivid example of how disrespectful people can be for other people's work and merit. The political situation in Ukraine, which has recently served as a considerable discord between the two fraternal peoples, is now reflected in its culture. At the entrance to the city of Kostopol, a monument was erected to the president of the Russian Federation. This monument had the form of a tombstone with symbolic inscriptions. It was as if the people of Ukraine had buried this man for themselves. The inscription on the plate with the date of death marked May 9. Everyone could entrust to this monument with everything that he considered necessary. Who exactly was the initiator of the installation of such a "monument" is unknown. But information has already appeared that the monument was broken.
Putin and the world
Speaking about the President of Russia, one can say a lot of things. But the most important thing for a true politician is to hear the voice of the people. Monument to Putin in Kostopol suggests that most people are unhappy with what is happening in their country. But as Mahatma Gandhi said: “If you want to change the world, start with yourself!” Therefore, the monument to Putin in Geneva aroused great approval from the people of the whole world. And in just a few days, a huge number of tourists visited this monument who sincerely supported this action!