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- The monument is located on Tsar Osvoboditel Boulevard, near Orlov Most and the Sofia University. It portrays a soldier from the Soviet Army as a freedom fighter...
- The towering "Monument to the Soviet Army" was erected just to the south-east of downtown Sofia in 1954 to commemorate the tenth anniversary of the...
- 1 This damage to the base of the Monument to the Soviet Army in Sofia was photographed on February 23.
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- The 45-metre (150-foot) monument including bas-reliefs depicting battle scenes was built as a reminder of the Soviet army's arrival in Sofia in September 1944.
- The idea is to symbolize “the gratitude of the Bulgarian people to the Soviet Army – liberator”, an inscription that is also written on the monument itself.
- This is a monument complex dedicated to the soviet warriors and army which helped the liberation of Bulgaria in the late 1870s.
- Monument to the Soviet Army. Location. Sofia, Bulgaria. 42.690634, 23.334676. ... 2018. Form of government. 1954 Totalitarianism under Soviet Influence.
- Built in 1954 to honor the Soviet soldiers who died in Bulgarian efforts during World War II, the Monument to the Soviet Army in Sofia has become a popular site...
- In the capital of Sofia stand a big monument dedicated to the Soviet Army. This monument was built in 1954 but has during the last years been painted of...
- The Monument to the Soviet Army (Bulgarian: Pametnik na Savetskiya voin – Kostnitsa) is a monument in Sofia, Bulgaria.
- The Monument to the Soviet Army in Sofia was built in 1954 to mark the 10th anniversary of the ‘liberation’ of Bulgaria by the Soviet Army.
- The monument to the Soviet Army is located in the very center of the Bulgarian city of Sofia, on Tsar-Liberator (Alexander II) Boulevard, between Sofia...
- The striking Monument to the Soviet Army stands in the centre of Sofia, presenting the image of a Red Army soldier leading a worker, peasant woman and child...