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Dresden-Albertstadt: Denkmal der Roten Armee für die Gefallenen Soldaten der 5. Gardearmee
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Deutsch: 15.06.2006 01099 Dresden-Albertstadt, Stauffenbergallee (GMP: 51.076722,13.757855): Denkmal der Roten Armee von Otto Rost - Mahnmal für die Gefallenen Soldaten der 5. Gardearmee. Nach dem II. Weltkrieg stand das Denkmal zunächst am damaligen Platz der Einheit (Albertplatz). Mit dem Wiederaufbau des Brunnen "Stürmische Wogen" von Robert Diez wurde das sowjetische Siegesdenkmal 1994 an seinen jetzigen Platz vor dem Militärmuseum verlegt. [DSCN10404.TIF]20060615050DR.JPG(c)Blobelt |
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Image title | 15.06.2006 01099 Dresden-Albertstadt, Stauffenbergallee (GMP: 51.076722,13.757855): Denkmal der Roten Armee von Otto Rost - Mahnmal für die Gefallenen Soldaten der 5. Gardearmee. Nach dem II. Weltkrieg stand das Denkmal zunächst am damaligen Platz der Einheit (Albertplatz). Mit dem Wiederaufbau des Brunnen "Stürmische Wogen" von Robert Diez wurde das sowjetische Siegesdenkmal 1994 an seinen jetzigen Platz vor dem Militärmuseum verlegt. [DSCN10404.TIF]20060615050DR.JPG(c)Blobelt |
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