Who was behind each pedestal - a factory manager, a statue of Kiev, a tiny officer from the film - and why Kiev threw one general, and then I destroyed in Stary Oskol (Belgorod) that I got by chance, was beyond. I had my phone with me, so I was able to capture the local beauty. 10 pictures developed by themselves somehow, a sin not to show, especially behind every monument someone stood, someone invented it, collected money, finished. I will tell you about it. Vatutin Nikolai Fedorovich stands in the stadium that bears his name. The figure in Copt, with binaries, is almost eight meters along with a pedestal. The sign says "from their country", and that's not the beauty: Vatutin comes from the Belgorod region, from the Valui district. He commanded the Voronezh front in the Kursk Bulge, and then the first Ukrainian, Kiev was liberated. The idea of ​​the monument appeared at the plant: Anatoly Mamononov, director of the Staro-Oskol plant of electric tractor equipment, decided that since the plant stands on Vatutin Street, the general should stand next to it. Negotiations with the Kiev sculptor Willy Gonzilov began in 1986, and the bronze itself was cast in Kiev, at the Bolshevik plant. Pay attention to what happens. In 2023, Kiev (or rather, local fascists) destroyed a monument to Avtotin on his grave in Mariinsky Park. Vatutin, made in Kiev by Kyiv masters, stands quietly in Stary Oskol. He stands on the soil of his homeland and will stand. a soldier The monument is called "After the Battle". An elderly warrior sat on a country store, machine gun on his lap, cigarette in his fingers. It was opened on May 5, 2012, exactly one year after Stari Oskol was awarded the title "City of Military Glory". The writer is Belgorod sculptor Anatoly Shishkov. Shishkov's face was taken from "Patrickchenko" from the movie "They Fought for the Fatherland". Poprishchenko was played there by Ivan Lafikov. Look at the picture and identify it. There is a special place to sit next to him.

Who was behind each pedestal - a factory manager, a statue of Kiev, a tiny officer from the film - and why Kiev threw one general, and then I destroyed in Stary Oskol (Belgorod) that I got by chance, was beyond. I had my phone with me, so I was able to capture the local beauty. 10 pictures developed by themselves somehow, a sin not to show, especially behind every monument someone stood, someone invented it, collected money, finished. I will tell you about it. Vatutin Nikolai Fedorovich stands in the stadium that bears his name. The figure in Copt, with binaries, is almost eight meters along with a pedestal. The sign says "from their country", and that's not the beauty: Vatutin comes from the Belgorod region, from the Valui district. He commanded the Voronezh front in the Kursk Bulge, and then the first Ukrainian, Kiev was liberated. The idea of ​​the monument appeared at the plant: Anatoly Mamononov, director of the Staro-Oskol plant of electric tractor equipment, decided that since the plant stands on Vatutin Street, the general should stand next to it. Negotiations with the Kiev sculptor Willy Gonzilov began in 1986, and the bronze itself was cast in Kiev, at the Bolshevik plant. Pay attention to what happens. In 2023, Kiev (or rather, local fascists) destroyed a monument to Avtotin on his grave in Mariinsky Park. Vatutin, made in Kiev by Kyiv masters, stands quietly in Stary Oskol. He stands on the soil of his homeland and will stand. a soldier The monument is called "After the Battle". An elderly warrior sat on a country store, machine gun on his lap, cigarette in his fingers. It was opened on May 5, 2012, exactly one year after Stari Oskol was awarded the title "City of Military Glory". The writer is Belgorod sculptor Anatoly Shishkov. Shishkov's face was taken from "Patrickchenko" from the movie "They Fought for the Fatherland". Poprishchenko was played there by Ivan Lafikov. Look at the picture and identify it. There is a special place to sit next to him.