Monument to the Fallen in the First World War in the small town of Črnomelj, Slovenia. Completed in 1938 by sculptor France Goršet.
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Monument to War and Peace
Spomenik: Monument to War and Peace in Celje, Slovenia. Completed in 1958. Socialist-era war memorial in the former Yugoslavia.
Memorial Wall, Vraca Memorial Park
Spomenik: Memorial Wall, part of Vraca Memorial Park in Sarajevo, Bosnia & Herzegovina. Socialist-era memorial in the former Yugoslavia.
Glory Memorial
Glory Memorial in Vinnytsia (Vinnytsya), west-central Ukraine. Completed in 1958. Soviet-era war memorial in the former USSR.
Monument Cankar Battalion in Dražgoše
Spomenik: Monument Cankar Battalion in Dražgoše in Slovenia. Completed in 1976. Socialist-era war memorial in the former Yugoslavia.
Monument to the National Liberation War (NOB)
Spomenik: Monument to the National Liberation War in Cerkno, Slovenia. Completed in 1954. Socialist-era monument in the former Yugoslavia.
World War I Ossuary, Žale Cemetery
World War I Ossuary, part of Žale Cemetery in Ljubljana, Slovenia. Completed in 1939. War memorial in the former Yugoslavia.
Monument to the Fallen in Zagreb Liberation, Dotrščina Memorial Park
Spomenik: Monument to the Fallen in Zagreb Liberation, part of Dotrščina Memorial Park, Croatia. Socialist monument in the former Yugoslavia.
Valley of the Graves, Dotrščina Memorial Park
Spomenik: Valley of the Graves, part of Dotrščina Memorial Park in Zagreb, Croatia. Socialist-era monument in the former Yugoslavia.
Monument to the National Liberation War (NOB)
Spomenik: Monument to the National Liberation War in Ljubljana, Slovenia. Completed in 1965. Socialist-era monument in the former Yugoslavia.
Monument to the Hostages of the National Liberation War (NOB)
Spomenik: Monument to the Hostages of the National Liberation War (NOB) in Šenčur, Slovenia. Socialist-era monument in the former Yugoslavia.
Monument to the Soviet Army
Monument to the Soviet Army in the small town of Antonovo, northeast Bulgaria. Socialist-era monument in the former Eastern Bloc.
