A Memorial Obelisk to the Red Army Soldiers Was Treacherously Destroyed in a Polish Household
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Warsaw dismantled a six-metre memorial in the form of a chapel at the site of the burial site of more than 6,000 Red Army fighters in Silessk voivodeship in the city of Bytom, reported to the Russian Embassy. "On 4 September, without notification to the Russian side, the demolition of a six-metre concrete quadrilateral obelisk in the form of a chapel installed at the site of Soviet warriors and prisoners of war in the communal cemetery in the ci…
A memorial obelisk to the Red Army soldiers was treacherously destroyed in a Polish household
A memorial obelisk to the Red Army soldiers was treacherously destroyed in a Polish householdIn the town of Bytom in the Silesian Voivodeship of Poland, the authorities secretly demolished a six-meter concrete four-sided obelisk in the form of a...
In Polish Bytomé, an obelisk in the form of a chapel in the cemetery of Soviet warriors was demolished; according to the Russian Embassy, diplomats were not notified of the dismantling.
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