Памятник Воину-освободителю, War memorial in Serpukhov, Russia.
The Liberator Soldier Monument in Serpukhov is a bronze statue of a Soviet soldier standing on a tall pedestal in the center of town. It rises prominently above Sergievskaya Square, making it a visible landmark from various points around the plaza.
The monument was built in 1954 to honor soldiers who defended Serpukhov and the Soviet Union during World War II. It was constructed during the post-war recovery period when many memorial sites were being established across the region.
The memorial serves as a gathering point where residents leave flowers on May 9th to honor those who died in war. It reflects how the community remembers and pays respect to its fallen soldiers.
The monument sits on Sergievskaya Square in the center of town and is easy to reach by public transportation. There is ample parking nearby, and the square is freely accessible so visitors can stop by at any time.
The monument is a candidate for Russian heritage designation and features bronze casting techniques from the 1950s with fine details throughout. The craftsmanship of the statue and pedestal shows the skill of post-war artists and builders.
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