08 May 2012

The site is elaborated to the 67^th anniversary of Victory in the Great Patriotic War

by SE “Lugansk State Medical University”

MAY 9 – VICTORY DAY

PRESENTATION dedicated to Victory day

(the presentation shows the veterans of our university)

May 9 is a special and solemn day in our people’s life. According to an old tradition we celebrate victory in the Great Patriotic War of 1941-1945. Victory Day … These words are very dear to our heart. Years and decades have passed, new generations have appeared, but the great deed of our people will never be forgotten. Our ancestors wined that dreadful deadly battle against fascist Germany. That war lasted for 1418 days and nights. All the people worked hard for 1418 days and nights to bring the victory closer. The work was hard, cost huge losses, incredible efforts and terrible ordeals.

None of our holidays has grey hair in temples. This one has. None of the holidays has tears in the eyes. This one has. Millions and millions of lives, peoples’ fortunes were burnt by the fire of the Great Patriotic War. This was had been a severe trial for our people and army. Soviet soldiers selflessly showed outstanding heroism in the battles against the enemy. More than 7 million soviet people were decorated with orders and medals for courage and valour, more than 11,5 00 were awarded the honorary title “Hero of the Soviet Union (highest military award in USSR)”.

One of the old soldiers said: “We, brought as patriots, bravely went to the front to give our lives for our Motherland. But it turned out that it was not difficult to die. It was more difficult and necessary to stay alive. Only living brings victory”.

Figures of Statistics

The Great Patriotic War lasted for 1418 days – it was the most cruel and bloody war among all known. It brought away the lives of 27 million people.

It seemed it did not have any premises to start. Some times earlier USSR and Germany had signed a peaceful treaty, but on June 22, 1941 treacherously attacked the Soviet country. Soviet people were busy with peaceful work – they were building plants and factories, growing wheat, bringing up children and did not show any militant attitudes. They did not have any experience at war, industry was working for improving the technical level of the country to turn it from an agricultural country into an industrial one. The war forced to change the plans of peaceful development and directed it to military one in order to arm the army. It was not only industry that needed re-building. Peoples’ psychology and way of life had to be changed. Peaceful people put on military overcoats and went to defend their state from fascists. Even medics, the people of the most human profession, fulfilling their patriotic and professional obligation, went to the rows of defenders. They provided medical help to the soldiers both at the front line and hospitals. They made an impossible thing – 72,5 % of wounded returned to the front line. Such rate had not had any army before. At war there were 4 academicians, 22 honoured workers of science, 275 professors, 558 associate professors, 1119 candidates of medical sciences, 200 000 doctors and 500 000 medical sisters. Medics selflessly saved lives of the wounded, cured them, so soldiers could return to the front line and continue their struggle against the enemy. The state appreciated military medics’ work: 47 people were awarded the title “Hero of the Soviet Union” and 50 000 were decorated with orders and medals.

References to sources about war

 http://www.marxists.org/history/ussr/great-patriotic-war/index.htm

 the site tell about the chronology of the war events

www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fyj8Tc06Xzk

the presentation accompanied with the anthem of war

http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/world/ukraine/great-patriotic-war.htm

the article tells about Ukraine in Great Patriotic War

http://www.great-victory1945.ru/

the site tells about the Soviet Union at war and about medical service in particular 

08 May 2012

 On the 4th of May the assambly hall of the University became the place of the "Bolshoy khorovod (Large Round Dance)", a gala concert with participation of foreign students, which was dedicated to the end of the second academic semester. The event was prepared by the Ukrainian Language Department as the final stage of the lingual-country study project «Lugansk becomes native" that started in September . The celebration was attended by the following hounorable guests: Rector of the University, professor. V.K. Ivchenko, Vice-Rector on Scientific work, professor Yu.G. Pustovoy, Vice-Rector on Scientific and Pedagogical (educational) work, associated professor V. Bibik, Dean of Foreign Students Faculty, associated professor V.I. Toropchyn etc. Numerous guests of the event enjoyed the festival program, which demonstrated a decent level of students'  in Ukrainian and Russian languages mastering, but also showed creativity  and interest of the first and second year students in Slavic culture. Songs, dances, jokes, humoresques and stage plays of famous Russian and Ukrainian compositions made the event a true magical show. None of those present could help being delighted - everyone sang the final song "Bolshoy khorovod".

 Valery Kostiantynovych thanked the staff of the Ukrainian Language Department for organizing and hosting the event and wished all success, good luck to everybody and special good luck in training to the students. He also awarded the participants of the concert program with letters of commendation.

  The staff of the Ukrainian Language Department

08 May 2012

A colourful concert was organised  in the regional AIDS department on the 23^RD April,2012 by the Department of Infectious Diseases and Epidemiology. The Indian team excellently organised by Sunil Kumar under the expert guidance of Larisa Gavrilova comprised : Supriya Kumar, Shubhroneel Ray, Soumik Mukherjee,Anli, Rajesh Sharma, Inderpreet Singh, Gurmeet Singh, Khaled Bin Salem and  included poems and songs in varied languages. The audience included the patients admitted in the centre, the doctors of the department and representatives of the Department of Infectious Diseases and Epidemiology. It was sheer delight to put a smile to those suffering faces. The audience was a rather participating one. Not only did they reward the participants with their full attention but they also chimed in for a song or two where-ever possible. It was a day full of love, laughter and enjoyment for all of us. We thank the Infectious department for this opportunity which left us all a little lighter and with the satisfaction of having done something to brighten up somebody’s day.

By :

SUPRIYA KUMAR

SUNIL KUMAR

5^TH COURSE (GROUP 42)

25 April 2012

On April 23^rd, Minister, the Head of Nigerian Embassy’s Office Fred. O. Egbuedike and accompanying persons. They met the Dean of Foreign Students’ Faculty, as. prof. Toropchyn V.I. During the conversation attention was paid to the questions of studying and behavior of Nigerian students. The Dean of the faculty pointed out that there are some problems but they can be solved by joined efforts. During the meeting with the students Fred. O. noted that the students should remember that education is a priority of their life and all the problems can be solved in civilized way.

Nigerian Association supervisor Zvyagina V.F.