- Little wonder it also became known as the Battle of the Nations: involving over 600,000 soldiers, the battle was the largest in Europe preceding World War II.
- Authorities in the Siberian region of Omsk had to patch up a recently unveiled World War II memorial after it turned out that a list of perished World War II veterans...
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- Fund Raising for the Monument to the Unknown Dead. “Supper was served to one hundred ninety-four guests and the receipts were $37.00 which will be...
- The monument was delivered by a crane on December 11 and is located in front of the new National Defence Control Centre (NDCC) in the centre of Moscow.
- UBC Faculty Research and Publications. Monument to World War Two Dead Jones, Adam, 1963-. Item Metadata.
- On the road that connects Maridaki to the monastery of Agios Nikitas, in Asterousia Range, locals have erected a really interesting monument.
- "The monument later suffered some damage from Allied soldiers using it for target practice in World War II, during the Anglo-Soviet invasion of Iran" (Wiki).
- On Sunday, September 16, 1923, in the afternoon, the monument to the dead during the First World War was inaugurated with great pomp, in Chartres.
- Baugnez World War II museum photo Between them a trail of museums, monuments and battleground sites can be easily visited.