In the 13 schools of Udmurtia, Krasnodar province and annexed Crimea, there are 22 classes of "traditional education" for girls aged 10 to 16 years, writing "Wristka." According to the organizers, about 400 schoolgirls attend the program. Its purpose is to prepare future wives and mothers. . . . . . . . In addition to regular classes, students are taught nine additional subjects, including cooking, floristics, history of fashion and wedding trad…
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In the 13 schools of Udmurtia, Krasnodar province and annexed Crimea, there are 22 classes of "traditional education" for girls aged 10 to 16 years, writing "Wristka." According to the organizers, about 400 schoolgirls attend the program. Its purpose is to prepare future wives and mothers. . . . . . . . In addition to regular classes, students are taught nine additional subjects, including cooking, floristics, history of fashion and wedding trad…