Chervona Hirka Memorial, Memorial monument in Yevpatoriia, Ukraine.
The Chervona Hirka Memorial is a commemorative site in Yevpatoriia featuring an eternal flame and multiple sculptures arranged across the grounds. Landscaped pathways connect different memorial sections into an integrated space for reflection.
The memorial was established in 1982 to honor those who died in various armed conflicts. It focuses particularly on World War II victims and subsequent military events in the region.
The memorial blends Soviet architectural language with local design elements and appears in both Ukrainian and Russian heritage registers. Visitors can walk through different sections and observe how remembrance is expressed through the spatial arrangement of structures.
The site is accessible year-round and features clear pathways for visitors of varying mobility. Paper maps and digital navigation tools are available to help with orientation at the location.
The site is registered in both Ukrainian and Russian heritage lists, reflecting the region's complex history. This dual recognition is uncommon in Yevpatoriia and shows how places can be remembered across national boundaries.
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