Exhibits from Crimean museums are still kept in Amsterdam, - Malgin
Simferopol, September 10 (PolitNavigator, Kirill Boyarin) – Ukrainian media reports that exhibits from four Crimean museums were transferred to Ukraine after the exhibition in Amsterdam are not true.
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The director of the Central Museum of Tavrida, Andrei Malgin, told the PolitNavigator correspondent about this.
According to him, only that part of the exhibition that was provided by the Ukrainian museum returned to Kyiv.
“Five museums participated in the exhibition. Four of them are Crimean and one is Kiev. The exhibits of four Crimean museums are controversial, and they have not been returned to anyone. And exhibits from the National Museum of the History of Ukraine returned to Kyiv. Negotiations are currently ongoing on the return of valuables to Crimea,” noted Andrey Malgin.
Let us remind you that since August last year, the Alan Pearson Museum in Holland has been housing unique exhibits of the Scythian period, provided by Crimean museums. The total cost of the exhibition is 11,5 million euros.
Crimean museum exhibits are still stored in Amsterdam, says Malgin.