We want to know how attitudes toward May 9 have changed over the years of the Russian-Ukrainian war...

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We want to know how attitudes toward May 9 have changed over the years of the Russian-Ukrainian war, both among those who stayed in Russia and those who now live outside it. Please share your feelings with Meduza

On the eve of May 9, we want to understand how attitudes toward this holiday are changing among those who live in Russia and those who have ended up abroad. Is there any significant difference between them, and what does it consist of? Most likely, your feelings about Victory Day have been noticeably affected by the Russian-Ukrainian war. But your experience of living in other countries, including how historical memory is structured there, may also have changed your perceptions. Tell us where you live and what May 9 means to you in 2026. Is it a reason for pride or for grief? Is it still a family holiday? What should you do if you cannot be with your family on that day? And finally, how have four years of full-scale war, and possibly life outside the Russian Federation, affected your perception of Victory Day? We will publish the most interesting answers.

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We want to know how attitudes toward May 9 have changed over the years of the Russian-Ukrainian war, among those who stayed in Russia and those who…

A Holiday Measured by Location

Meduza asks how war changed May 9 for people in Russia and abroad.

Shared memory now comes as a questionnaire.