Monuments to Soviet soldiers-liberators (52 photos)

Germany

In mid-April 1945, the Soviet Army was faced with the task of capturing Berlin. On April 16, the Berlin operation began. On April 25, Soviet troops surrounded and dismembered the Berlin group of enemy forces into two parts. On April 26, the assault on Berlin began. Fierce fighting continued until May 2. On the night of May 9, Nazi Germany capitulated.
Berlin
Monument to the Soldier-Liberator in Treptow Park Sculptor E. P. Vuchetich, architect Ya. B. Belopolsky. Opened on May 8, 1949. Height - 12 meters.

Memorial to Soviet soldiers in Tiergarten

Monument to Soviet soldiers in Schönholzer-Heide

Cemetery-Mausoleum of Soviet Soldiers

Monument to the Soviet-Polish brotherhood in arms

Monument in Skaryshevsky Park

Monument to Soviet soldiers who died for the freedom and independence of Czechoslovakia Duklinsky Pass

Duklinsky pass

Memorial Cemetery and Monument at Mount Slavin

Monument to Soviet soldiers

Military cemetery in Herastreu Park

Monument to the Soviet soldier

Monument to Soviet soldiers

Monument to the Soviet soldier-liberator "Alyosha"

Seelow Heights

Military cemetery in Herastreu Park

Monument to Soviet soldiers

Central Cemetery

Monument to the liberators of Belgrade in 1944

Soviet Army Monument

Monument to the Soviet soldier

Monument to the Soviet Army

Monument to soldiers of the Soviet army

Statue Park