The “Ya Pomnyu” (“I Remember”) Foundation is a Russian historical-memory organization dedicated to preserving the past and sharing it with new generations. Its mission is to keep the names of servicemen alive and bring overlooked wartime deeds and battles back into public awareness. The foundation communicates historical knowledge through films, books, interviews, lectures, digital projects and archival materials, aiming to foster a sense of connection with Russia’s history.

Its projects include research and publications on the Battle of the Caucasus, the 1945 Battle of Berlin and the history of Russia, as well as films reconstructing events from earlier centuries. The foundation also supports restoration of Great Patriotic War memorials across the post-Soviet region. Its online resources feature veterans’ recollections, historical documents and interactive maps, including material on the bombing of Moscow during 1941–1942. Alongside its publications and media, the foundation organizes public lectures, discussions and cultural events. Visitors can support individual projects through one-time or recurring donations, helping fund research, educational content and efforts to preserve historical memory.