“Death to Alesham” – a monument to Soviet soldiers was again desecrated in Bulgaria

Elena Ostryakova.  
09.04.2020 13:01
  (Moscow time), Moscow
Views: 4940
 
Bulgaria, Vandalism, Policy, United States of America


The inscriptions “Death to the occupiers” and “Death to Alesham” appeared on the monument to the Soviet army in Dobrich.

This was reported by the regional television channel of Dobrich, as reported by the correspondent of PolitNavigator.

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The police are looking for vandals.

A 3-meter tall sculpture of a Soviet soldier was installed in the city's city park in 1949 as a sign of gratitude to the Red Army. At the end of the 50s, the old monument was moved to Kardam, where it still stands today, and a 7-meter sculpture of a Soviet soldier was installed in its place. At the base of the monument rest the bones and decaying remains of Soviet soldiers and officers.

Previously, the monument to the Soviet soldier in Plovdiv “Alyosha” was repeatedly attacked by vandals.

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