Eternal Flame (National Museum of the History of Ukraine in the Second World War) in Kyiv. Soviet memorial in the former USSR.
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Mother Armenia
Mother Armenia in Yerevan. Completed in 1967 by Rafael Israelyan (architect) and Ara Harutyunyan (sculptor). Soviet monument in the former USSR.
‘The First Swallows’
‘The First Swallows’ in Vilnius, Lithuania. Completed in 1964 by sculptor Juozas Mikėnas. Soviet memorial in the former USSR.
Nor Arabkir Memorial Complex
Nor Arabkir Memorial Complex in Yerevan, Armenia. Completed in 1985 by sculptor G. Ghambarian. Soviet war memorial in the former USSR.
Monument to the Fallen of Ciglenice
Spomenik: Monument to the Fallen of Ciglenice in Zagreb, Croatia. Socialist-era war memorial in the former Yugoslavia.
Monument to Vladimir Lenin
Monument to V.I. Lenin in Osh, Kyrgyzstan. Sculptor N.V. Tomsky. Completed in 1975. Soviet monument in the former USSR.
Bubanj Memorial Park
Spomenik: Bubanj Memorial Park in Niš, Serbia. Completed in 1963 and designed by Ivan Sabolić. Socialist memorial in the former Yugoslavia.
Monument to the victims of World War II
Monument to the victims of World War II in Audriņi Latvia. Completed in 1973. Soviet war memorial in the former USSR.
Monument to 1300 Years of Bulgaria
Monument to 1300 Years of Bulgaria in Sofia. Completed in 1981 and demolished in 2017. Socialist-era monument in the former Eastern Bloc.
‘Forced crossing of the Dnieper’ (National Museum of the History of Ukraine in the Second World War)
‘Forcing the Dnieper’ (National Museum of the History of Ukraine in the Second World War in Kyiv. Soviet monument in the former USSR.
Monument to Soldiers Killed in Afghanistan
Monument to Soldiers Killed in Afghanistan in Dnipro, a city in the eastern part of Ukraine. Completed in 1989. Soviet war memorial in the former USSR.
The Motherland Monument (National Museum of the History of Ukraine in the Second World War)
The Motherland Monument (National Museum of the History of Ukraine in the Second World War) in Kyiv. Soviet monument in the former USSR.