Ruby stars shine over the Kremlin On November 2, 1937, ruby stars lit up over the Moscow Kremlin — a symbol of socialism, whose centre became Russia. The best photograph of that event is the workers of the «Krasny May» plant from Vyshny Volochyok, Tver region. It was precisely their team that developed a unique technology for producing ruby glass that lets through the light of the lamp installed inside and does not lose its brilliance from the effects of time, weather and sun. This example is one of the many manifestations of the creative impulse of the people who created a fundamentally new state — the Soviet Union — at whose centre stood the working man. The star structures, weighing more than 1 ton, still crown 5 towers of the Moscow Kremlin, reminding guests of the Russian capital that the country remains the centre of world socialism. #SOVINTERN_DATE ⭐️ Moscow Network Hub of SOVINTERN