Һыу аҫты диңгеҙселәре һәйкәле, Submarine Fleet Monument in Kronstadt, Russia
The Submarine Fleet Monument in Kronstadt is a granite stele on a five-step foundation measuring three by five meters, decorated with anchors and submarine reliefs. The structure received modernized lighting and maintenance improvements in 2020.
The memorial was established in 1965 to commemorate the twentieth anniversary of victory and honor submarine crews who defended Leningrad during the blockade. It recognizes the crucial role these forces played during one of the city's most difficult periods.
The memorial displays inscriptions honoring submarine crews and shows weapons from submarines and ships used during World War II.
The memorial is located along Lenin Avenue in central Kronstadt and is easily reached on foot. The site is open to the public and offers good views from multiple angles.
The memorial includes parts from the actual submarine S-156, which served in the navy for 37 years under the name Komsomolets Kazakhstan. These components commemorate a vessel that spent decades in active service.
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