Moskova'daki anıtlar
- The Wall of Grief is a monument in Moscow to the victims of political persecution by Joseph Stalin during the country's Soviet era.
- Yesterday (30 October), Vladimir Putin attended the unveiling of the ‘Wall of Grief’, a monument erected in Moscow to the victims of communist repression.
- The memorial "Wall of Grief" (Russian: "Stena Skorbi") made from bronze and stone was erected by decree of the President of the Russian Federation through...
- "The Wall of Grief" occupies a space on the edge of Moscow's busy 10-lane ring road and depicts a mass of faceless victims, many of whom were sent to prison...
- She writes: "On 20 December, the same top figures that today unveiled the Wall of Grief will mark the 100th anniversary of the [the KGB's forerunner, the] Cheka.
- But critics accused him of continuing political repression and "crushing civil freedoms". Wall of Grief: Russia remembers victims of Soviet repression.
- But critics accused him of continuing political repression and "crushing civil freedoms". Wall of Grief: Russia remembers victims of Soviet repression.
- It was celebrated with the opening in Moscow of the first national memorial of political repression victims, the “Wall of Grief.”
- The Wall of Grief, created by artist Georgy Frangulyan, is a huge, curved bronze sculpture made up of faceless human figures, largely representing the millions...
