- The Mound of Glory is a memorial complex honouring Soviet soldiers who fought during World War II, located 21 km from Minsk, Belarus on the Moscow Highway.
- The unusual-looking Mound of Glory memorial honors the soldiers that fought and died in the Second World War, and is a tribute to an important victory in Soviet...
- The Mound of Glory was built to commemorate Belarus' liberation from the Nazis in World War 2. The mound is 35m tall and contains soil taken from all over Belarus.
- Now the Mound of Glory has grown here. It symbolizes human memory, the desire to preserve the names of defenders and honor the memory of heroes.
- At the foot of the Mound of Glory is a memorial stone dedicated to Adam Mickiewicz. On a high mound can be reached by a specially equipped ladder.
- The Mound of Glory Museum is located in the village of Kopyl, and is a great place to learn more about the history of the mound and the surrounding area.
- The majority of guests arriving in Minsk can’t but notice the memorial complex “the Mound of Glory” along the way fr om the airport to the capital.
- The created mound (full name - «the Mound of Glory of the Soviet Army – the Liberator of Belarus») perpetuated the feat of the liberators of Belarus.
- Kurgan Slavy (or Mound of Glory in English) is located about 25 kilometers away from Minsk city centre and is a must-see if you are in the area.
- At the foot of the Mound of Glory, there is a memorial stone dedicated to Adam Mitskevich.
- Mound of Glory. The memorial sits on the Minsk-Moscow highway, a 30 minute car ride from Minsk. The monument itself was built in 1969...
- Mound of Glory. A memorial complex honoring Soviet soldiers who fought and died during World War II, Mound of Glory was built in 1969.
- In this article, we offer you information about Mound of Glory, which is located in Belarus, Grodno, the latest photos and visitor comments about the destination...
