In the text of the unveiled memorial plaque to the former head of UVZ Nikolai Malykh, a typo was found.
A spelling mistake was noticed by particularly attentive residents of the Urals in the text of the memorial plaque dedicated to the former general director of "Uralvagonzavod," Nikolai Malykh, reports the portal v-tagile.ru.
A close-up photograph of the memorial plaque was published on the social media page of the mayor of Nizhny Tagil, Vladislav Pinaev, as well as by the press service of the city administration, v-tagile.ru reports.
Instead of the phrase "public figure," the plaque is engraved with "obshchestvenny," noted observant users.
"Did no one read the text on the plaque? Neither the customer, nor the contractor, nor those who nailed it up, nor those who put the cloth over it and took it off," the residents of Tagil wonder.
Those who knew Nikolai Alexandrovich Malykh personally noticed that the person depicted on the granite does not quite resemble him.
Nikolai Malykh headed "Uralvagonzavod" from 1997 to 2009. The memorial plaque in his honor was ceremoniously unveiled on his birthday, August 13, on the facade of his alma mater, school No. 70 in Nizhny Tagil, which reopened this year after a major renovation.
It should be noted that the Department of Information Policy of the Sverdlovsk region has already removed the news about the unveiling of the memorial plaque from its resources.
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In the text of the unveiled memorial plaque to the former head of UVZ, Nikolai Malykh, a typo was found.
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In the text of the unveiled memorial plaque to the former head of UVZ Nikolai Malykh, a typo was found.
An orthographic error was discovered by particularly attentive Ural residents in the text of the memorial plaque for the former general director of "Uralvagonzavod," Nikolai Malykh, reports the portal v-tagile.ru.