- Comment by the Information and Press Department on the desecration of the Gratitude Monument to Red Army in Szczecin, Poland.
- The head of the council’s office, Rafal Miszczuk, told The Associated Press on Thursday that there is no date set for the move of the stone monument in Szczecin.
- Szczecin is in Poland, yet sits only a few miles from the German border. It has been an important trading port through the years.Bulunamadı: army
- Moscow declared to Poland a strong protest following desecration of the Gratitude Monument to Red Army in Szczecin, the Russian foreign ministry said...
- the Monument of Polish Action from 1979, depicting three eagles taking flight symbolizing three generations of Poles involved in the reconstruction of SzczecinBulunamadı: army
- While a tour you can see the most interesting places and monuments in Szczecin. The Tourist tram line "0" is operated by historical wagons type N and 4N.Bulunamadı: army
- At the end of Citadella is the Liberty Statue a large monument made by the Soviet Red Army to commemorate their victory in II.
- Made with machinery originally meant to feed the masses in Soviet Army ranks, was adapted to provide "civil service" to Szczecin inhabitants since 1969.
- Tourist Trails in Szczecin. Szczecin City Trail includes 42 historical objects on a 7 km distance. It is determined by a red dashed line on the sidewalks.