Bujničy Field Memorial Complex

Bujničy Field Memorial Complex is a war memorial in the Mogilev region, made up of several monuments, sculptures, and commemorative plaques spread across open ground. The site was designed by architects such as Uladimir Chalenka and Oleg Baranovsky, bringing together contemporary and traditional Belarusian design elements.

The site marks the battles of 1941, when Soviet troops took positions here against German forces and built a defensive line. This battle was an important chapter in the early phase of the war in the region.

The complex carries the names and stories of those who died here, and visitors come regularly to remember and honor them. The design brings together stone monuments with open spaces that encourage quiet reflection.

The site is accessible on foot and can be explored at your own pace, with information boards explaining the history of the battles. Guided tours and commemorative ceremonies happen regularly and offer deeper insight for interested visitors.

The site still shows remains of trenches and fortifications from 1941, revealing how Soviet soldiers dug in their positions during the fighting. These original defense installations offer a direct sense of how this place looked during the battle itself.

Location: Bujničy

Architects: Владимир Чаленко, Олег Барановский

GPS coordinates: 53.86134,30.25588

Latest update: December 7, 2025 19:30