The sculpture of the work of Zurab ceres & quot; good defeats evil & quot;, presented by the UN Soviet Union as a gift on the occasion of the 45th anniversary of the organization The UN expressed condolences in connection with the death of Tsereteli – the author of the monument “good wins evil” UN in connection with the death of the famous Russian sculptor and artist Zurab Konstantinovich Tsereteli, the creator of one of the most iconic works of art decorating the UN headquarters. This was announced at a briefing in New York by the UN press secretary Stefan Duzharrick. “good wins evil” 60 > “his sculpture“ good wins evil ”, established on the northern lawn near the 47th street, is a modern reading of the story about St. George, the conquering dragon. In this case, the dragon is a nuclear missile that St. George is amazing, sitting on horseback, ”said the UN press secretary. & Amp; nbsp; & nbsp; ~ 60 > sculpture is dedicated to the signing of the agreement between the USA and the Soviet Union of the Soviet Union. liquidation of missiles of medium and smaller range. The USSR gave this work of the UN in 1990. ~ 60 > “Unfortunately, the message associated with nuclear weapons, which this sculpture expresses is as relevant today as in 1990,” emphasized, ”emphasized Duzharrik. & Amp; nbsp; “We express condolences to friends and family of Mr. Tsereteli,” he added. from the first person ten years ago, as part of a project dedicated to the 70th anniversary of the UN, the news service spoke with a well-known sculptor. The idea of the monument, as Tsereteli said then, was born to him when the countries conducted active negotiations on mutual disarmament. ~ 60 > “The idea is that nuclear weapons are not used against countries and peoples,” he shared. – I thought, and who can stop what was created by science, who can stop such a grandiose thing ? only saints. And who is ? St. George. And so it destroys the & nbsp; “Pershing” and SS-20. ”~ 60 > idea the leadership of the two countries and the UN liked the idea. A place was allocated for the monument. “I cast St. George in Moscow. He transported him to the United States. And there he already added details of the & nbsp; “Pershing” and SS-20. I worked on the creation of the sculpture in America, ”said Cerenetheli. & Amp; nbsp; & nbsp;