Exhibition Front-line Cashiers: Unknown Facts of War

Exhibition Front-line Cashiers: Unknown Facts of War

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This exhibition undertaking that includes a story about little-known heroes who supported the operation of the nationwide funds and economic system in the course of the interval of the Nice Patriotic Conflict. Transferring along with the military, front-line cashiers supplied money, carried out money and cashless funds, and ensured the safe-keeping of cash, securities, and paperwork. However the fierce character of fight, the lack of cash may entail a extreme punishment, even a trial by court-martial. The six sections of the exhibition make up a single audiovisual presentation primarily based on the archive paperwork of the Financial institution of Russia. Every of these sections is an exposition pavilion with historic objects, paperwork, and installations. All of them depict one of the key themes in the work of front-line cashiers, i.e. the mobilisation of army monetary specialists and the starting of deployment of area money desks, transportation and saving of valuables, work in the blockade Leningrad, service exterior the USSR in 1945 when the area institutions of the State Financial institution operated in 14 international states and dealt with 25 foreign currency.

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