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On May 25, 1968, at the Trudovye Rezervy stadium in the city of Kirov, there was an explosion of pyrotechnics prepared for the theatrical performance “There is Moscow in the world”. [1] As a result, 39 people were killed: 11 schoolchildren, 9 military personnel, 1 police officer, 2 canteen employees, 2 stadium employees, 3 Moscow theater artists, 1 pyrotechnician, 10 spectators. In addition, 11 people received grievous bodily harm, 21 less serious, 40 minor injuries. [2] To participate in the crowd, the performance attracted local residents - university students, school students, and military personnel. The battle scenes were planned to be accompanied by pyrotechnic effects, and at the end there was supposed to be fireworks. The theater arrived in Kirov with a load of pyrotechnic products, designed for several dozen subsequent performances in other cities. The total weight of black powder is about 200 kg, of pyrotechnic "stars" - 900 kg. The pyrotechnics were stored in a two-story wooden administrative building of the stadium. [3] An explosion was heard in the building 20 minutes before the start of the show, at 17.40. The building caught fire. The building's balcony collapsed. People were thrown into the field. Later, a more powerful second explosion was heard. [4] On February 25-27, 1969, the judicial board for criminal cases of the Supreme Court of the RSFSR found guilty and punished the director of the Moscow theater of mass performances Petrenko (2 years 6 months in prison), the head of the artistic part of the Paykin theater (1 year 6 months), director of the Stavropol Park of Culture and rest Poskryakov (2 years 6 months), head of the Kirov city detachment of VPO Novoselov (1 year of corrective labor), inspector HPV-2 of Kirov Pestrikov (6 months of corrective labor)

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