Slavin Review

From this monument of Soviet soldiers, you can have a great view of the entire city of Bratislava

#World War II Memory, May World Peace #Slavín World War II Memorial ~ built to commemorate the Soviet soldiers who died in April 1945 in liberating Bratislava during World War II, the whole park is quiet and solemn, and there are buried Soviet soldiers who died to liberate the city, For peace, they buried their bones in another country. There are 7 white wooden monuments on the left side of the monument, which read "World Peace". Approaching here, like visiting the Pingjin Battle Memorial Hall in middle school, and seeing the Madao War Memorial a few years ago, may world peace! !

Memorial of the martyrs, salute peace - Slavic Soviet Martyrs Monument Open time: The Slavic Soviet Martyrs Monument was established in 1949, and it is a place to remember Soviet soldiers. According to statistics, there are nearly 7,000 martyrs sleeping here. For martyrs monuments, I have always been respectful. There are often peace organizations holding events at the memorial of Slavic Soviet martyrs, and perhaps it is more commemorative here. The Slavic-Soviet Martyrs' Monument is in the suburbs, but the surrounding scenery is very good, along the small steps to the square first, there is a large obelisk in the center of the square, there are many sculptures, reliefs. As the Soviet soldiers with these banners on the sculptures advanced all the way, they arrived inside, many monuments under the shelter of towering trees, surrounded by flowers, these monuments engraved with the names of these soldiers, standing on a green lawn, guarding the city. On the day we came, we saw a lot of teenagers in Soviet military uniforms cleaning and laying flowers in front of the monument. After the visit, I walked down the mountain and always remembered the inscription: Heroic spirit, immortal (presumably translated as this). Let us remember our ancestors and pay tribute to peace. Attraction location: Bratislava, Slovakia