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There Was Supposed to Be a Monument, but There Are Flowerbeds. The Russians "Reconstructed" the Square Dedicated to Poles.

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In Tomsk, flower beds have been planted on the site of a monument to victims of political repression that was demolished in April, reports Novaya Gazeta Evropa. The dismantled monument commemorated Poles, among others. According to the authorities, the removal was necessary due to the risk of a landslide. The city promised that the memorial site would be reconstructed.
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In Tomsk, flower beds appeared on the site of the dismantled complex commemorating the victims of Soviet repression, including Poles.

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In Tomsk, flower beds have been planted on the site of a monument to victims of political repression that was demolished in April, reports Novaya Gazeta Evropa. The dismantled monument commemorated Poles, among others. According to the authorities, the removal was necessary due to the risk of a landslide. The city promised that the memorial site would be reconstructed.

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Polsat News broke the news on Saturday, August 22, 2026.
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