- 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...
- The Monument to the Soviet Army in Sofia, Bulgaria, stands in Prince’s Garden and was erected in 1954 to honor the Soviet Red Army.
- Bulgaria, Sofia, Monument to the Soviet Army, communist-era sculptural group. Getty Images/Dorling Kindersley.
- Without any respect for its own history, which owes a lot, if not everything, to Russia first and then to the Soviet Union (as this monument recalled).
- 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...
- Monument to the Soviet Army. Location: Sofia, Bulgaria. Completed: 1954. Architects: Danko Mitov (lead architect) and Ivan Funev (lead sculptor) plus collective.
- The Soviet Army monument in central Sofia was daubed with paint in the early hours of September 9 2018, the seventy-fourth anniversary of the invasion of...
- A must-see landmark, the Monument to the Soviet Army is a nostalgic reminder of socialist times.
- Possibly the largest existent sculptural work of Socialist Realism in Sofia, and quite possibly the whole country, is the Monument to the Soviet Army which...