Ukraina — ozod qiluvchilarga, Monument to liberators in Uzhhorod, Ukraine
Ukraina ozod qiluvchilarga is a memorial in the center of Uzhhorod designed by architect Oleg Konstantinovitsj Stoekalov. The structure consists of stone elements and symbolic relief work that reference liberation movements.
The memorial was built in the 1960s and registered as a state monument during that decade. It emerged during a period when Ukraine was reasserting its identity after decades under Soviet control.
The memorial displays inscriptions in Ukrainian and locals visit during important national dates to pay respects. The site becomes a gathering place for flowers and quiet moments of remembrance.
The memorial is located in public space and remains freely accessible throughout the year. Informational plaques beside the structure provide explanations in multiple languages for visitors.
The memorial's name is written in Uzbek, which is an uncommon choice for a Ukrainian monument. This naming reflects a specific historical or cultural connection that often surprises visitors.
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