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Soviet Military Cemetery (Warsaw, Poland)
 Soviet Military Cemetery (Warsaw, Poland) ... Germany in World War II.Newest Review: ... out - in fact, it's usually deserted. Located just off the road to the airport from the centre (Zwirki i Wigury) it's quite set back, I've lived in Warsaw for 4 years and actually never knew about it until recently when I started walking close by. The monument to the soldiers is absolutely enormous - one of, if not the largest ones in Warsaw it stands tall above what is a very concrete ... more ... square with some steps and two enormous slabs of concrete with a list of names which are dedications to the various batallions, rather typical of a Soviet memorial but somewhat bigger than I'm used to seeing. One of the slabs has the names written in Pol...more |
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Soviet Military Cemetery (Warsaw, Poland): One of Warsaw's little visited gems (316 words)
by - written on 17/06/09 (Very useful, 16 readings)
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Soviet Military Cemetery is the burial place for over 20,000 Soviet soldiers who died during World War 2. Despite promoting themselves at liberators, the Soviets only really wanted to extend their territory and therefore aren't particularly well thought of by the Poles and who can blame them really. This Soviet Military Cemetery is therefore not much of a popular place to hang out - in fact, it's usually deserted. Located just off the road to the airport from the centre (Zwirki i Wigury) it's quite set back, I've lived in Warsaw for 4 years and actually never knew about it until recently when I started walking close by. The monument to the ... Read the complete review
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