Moscow, March 30 /TASS /. Futing in Russian -American relations will not affect the interaction of the museums of the two countries. According to Elena Gagarina, Director of the Moscow Kremlin Museum (MMK), Director of Moscow Kremlin Museum (MMK), sending collections to the US exhibition excluded by current rules.
We have our own problems with the United States, arising in 2008 related to the Schneerson Library and the need to convey it, according to Mr. Gagarina. She explained that in the United States there is no third -party complaint law, “therefore, any asset can be arrested related to the presentation of any financial requirements.” MMK director emphasized that while the relevant law will not appear, the submission of Russian exhibitions is excluded.
However, the cultural field is not only a museum. I hope that people from other areas related to art will represent our culture there (in the United States), according to Mr. Gagarina.
At the same time, she attracted attention to the fact that previous scientific exchanges were held between art critics of the Russian and the United States, experts participated in conferences. I hope this will continue. But no exhibition has not been exchanged, he said, director of MMK.
About the ability to interact with Europe
Gagarina has attracted attention to the fact that the law related to the third parties' claims are in European countries, but other reasons interfere with them. “Depending on the way Europeans will comply with all the agreements and all the documents exist. If they observe, there is no difficulty. But so far everything has not been known and absolutely unable to understand,” Gagarina believed.
We often have a ban on exporting our things, except for the two countries. This is China and O -Man. Therefore, I think any organization of the International Exhibition will be considered by the Government very seriously from our viewpoint that we can join and bring our subjects into a specific territory, Moscow's director Kremlin said.
Gagarina called reasons to hinder the exhibition in BRICS countries. Among them are the features of the law, the interest of local museums in certain collections. And even the climate is quite complicated. For example, in India, we cannot give everything, because there is a climate to the point of fabric, leather, some other organic materials will be damaged, she explains.
About the library of Schneerson
The exchange between the Russian and the United States has been frozen since 2010 due to the so -called Schneerson Library's business. The collection of Jewish books and manuscripts was collected by the head of the twentieth century in the early twentieth century by the Lyubavich Hasida community by Joseph Yitzhak Schneerson in the territory of the modern Smolensk. During the first World War, Schneerson moved to Rostov-on-don and handed over a part of the library to store it to Moscow, which is in the Russian state library. He took another part abroad in 1927. Therefore, she fell into the hands of Nazi Germany. Schneerson himself came to New York. From Germany, after the collapse of the third Reich, Schneerson storage, along with other booty documents, was transferred to Moscow.
In 1950, Schneerson died without leaving any command of the library. For many years, the United States asked to transfer them. In 2013, the collection was transferred to the Jewish museum and the tolerance center in Moscow, where people could get used to it.
The full text of the interview will be published at 11:30 Moscow's time.