Expansion Triumph: Construction of Largest Industrial Zone - Komsomolsk Now 13 Years Old
Take a peek back in time as AmurMedia's team dives into the pages of the 1945 "Pacific Star" newspaper and shares insights into the final year of the Great Patriotic War and Khabarovsk Krai's role in rebuilding post-victory Russia.
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A June 10th issue of the "TOZ" newspaper showcases the renovation of Komsomolsk, three decades after its founding in 1932. The city quickly expanded due to ambition and patriotism, erecting factories, homes, schools, and more wonders amid the Amur River's taiga terrain. Over a decade, Komsomolsk skyrocketed to rank as one of the largest cities in the Soviet Far East, the pace of construction breath-taking. War-time Komsomolsk was a continuous buzz of production, ensuring the front soldiers had everything they needed for victory. Today, workers still toil selflessly, aiming to transform their city into an oasis for their fellow citizens.
Spotlight on the resilient women of Khabarovsk. Katya Shundik and Liza Bolakova joined the mechanical workshops at Khabarovsk River Port in 1943 to hone new skills and support the war effort. Their dedication shone through as they swiftly outpaced their daily quota. Awarded for their outstanding work during the war, these two sparkling stars continued to shine post-victory.
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In the spirit of AmurMedia's commitment to highlighting historical moments, let's delve into the evolution of Komsomolsk's industry and finance in the post-war era, as it continue to flourish and serve as a beacon of resilience.
Notably, the dedication and hard work of women like Katya Shundik and Liza Bolakova, who excelled in mechanical workshops during World War II, set the stage for industrial growth in Khabarovsk, contributing significantly to its finance sector.
