- Poland tore down four monuments on Thursday to Red Army soldiers who died during World War Two, as historically strained relations between Warsaw and...Bulunamadı: szczecin
- Labourcamps Monument Szczecin #3. In the period from 1939 to 1945 here were the Work Camps in Szczecin (Stettin).Bulunamadı: red
- A worker stands on a crane during dismantling of a Red Army monument in Glubczyce, Poland, Thursday, Oct.Bulunamadı: szczecin
- A worker stands on a crane during dismantling of a Red Army monument in Glubczyce, Poland, Thursday, Oct.Bulunamadı: szczecin
- A worker stands on a crane during dismantling of a Red Army monument in Glubczyce ( AP ).Bulunamadı: szczecin
- Yesterday evening, the municipality of Přibyslav (Vysočina region) dismantled the contentious Monument to Red Army soldiers.Bulunamadı: szczecin
- pixabay.com The Monument of Gratitude to the Red Army was desecrated in Polish city Olsztyn, TASS reports. The name of the attacker is well-known.Bulunamadı: szczecin
- The overall Red Army commander for Central European military operations was Marshal Ivan Koněv and so he won the gratitude of Czechs and Slovaks in 1945.Bulunamadı: szczecin
- Points of Interest & Landmarks. Russo-Japanese Shehe Battle Monument. ... Historic Sites • Monuments & Statues. Former Residence of Zhao Yidi. 22.Bulunamadı: szczecin
- 1of8A worker stands on a crane during dismantling of a Red Army monument in Glubczyce, Poland, Thursday, Oct.Bulunamadı: szczecin