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Stark monuments
The Treptower Park is a large park on the banks of the river Spree in Berlin. Always designed to be a public park, it was built between 1876 and 1888 on the site of a public woodland that had been gifted by Otto III of Brandenburg to provide firewood. From May to October 1896 it was the site of the Great Industrial Exposition of Berlin. Modelled on past World Fairs in London and Paris, Berlin…
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When you visit the Soviet memorial Slavín in Bratislava
and it's under construction 😭
But the cemetery of the 6,845 Soviet soldiers was visitable
The hidden statue:
Today is the 75th anniversary of the end of the II. World War and the deliberation of Germany from the Nazis and Berlin offers so many places to go to pay your respect and say thank you.
You can't really see it thanks to my very clever photograph but there were so many people at the Soviet War Memorial commemorating the Red Army soldiers who lost their lives in the battle for Berlin.
We put down flowers like so many others 💐
@elenatria The memorial is so different in summer when the trees are green and the sun is shining ☀️. Perfect weather for such an important day.
Tank Memorial in East Berlin 1969-1990
Commemorating the heroic battles of the Red Army in the II. World War. The pedestal reads: Glory to the Soviet Army.
Visible from the transit route of the GDR through West Berlin the barrel pointed towards West Berlin.
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Soviet Memorial, Berlin
Treptower Park Berlin in 1985.
